Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: torn ena fide dally 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 tegether. Advertisers. swill serve their own purpose best, and at the same ‘time greatly accommodate Tux Stax, if they will send 4m before noon to-morrow their announcements for ‘the extra large edition of Saturday's paper. the forms ‘of which must be sent to press much earlier than on ‘the other five days of the week. pet steadier ‘The bold stroke of the President tn bringing into Prominence a great issue which will cause a new division of political forces, the immediate result <¢ which to uncertain, shows, t least, thet he has ‘the courage as a politician to risk present ‘Yemporary advantages for those which he believes to be permanent though not immediately enjoyed. ‘With bis renomination virtually secured, with ‘Some objections to his previous election removed by the character of his administration, and with no convineing indications of a oss of any of the elements of strength which gave him victory in 1884, his policy would naturally be, one would think, to let Inatters drift. The surplus, of course, must be @isposed of and future accumulations prevented. Business interests demand this relief. But the notable feature of the message ts the attack upon Ine protective system, and not the disposal of the surplus. No method 1s recommended for putting 4m circulation the present surplus, Removal of ‘the tax on tobacco which would, of course, reduce ‘the revenue, 1s discouraged, and only that method of decreasing the revenue 1s favored Which gives tue opportunity of attacking the protective system. Protectionists would ‘answer that the counter-proposttion to provide ‘seaboard fortifications, and remove the tax on to- Daceo, would cut down the present surplus as well as reduce future revenues, and therefore meets Detter the question of a disposal of the present surplus and the prevention of another; and that Yevenues can be reduced as well by raising du les Bo that they become prohibitive and absoiutely protective, as by removing the duties altogether, and more effectively of course than by reducing Guties, since an increase of imports and of revenue wgenerally follows such reduction. ‘The question of ‘@ surplus could of course have been disposed of ‘without precipitating a battle over protection. But the step nas deen taken, to the satfsfaction of the general public, and men are dividing on the issue, The northwest will tend strongly to sup- port the Cleveland idea. Even the Chicago Tri- dune gives qualified indorsement to the message as tt understands the document. In New York, ‘New Jersey, and Connecticut, while the tnequall- ‘Ues of the tafiff suggest correction, the principle of protection Is strong and perhaps the prevailing Sentimebt. Virginia is of course with Mr. Blaine and against the President, so far as treatment of the tax on tobacco Is concerned. a John Most, the loud-mouthed anarchist, goes to Prison for a year. His last public utterance for ‘That period was delivered in court Just before the Imposition of bis sentence, when he made a dra- matic, but wholly ineffective plea, that the judge should show himself a champion of free speech and popular rights by making the penalty merely nominal Both he and his counsel have had a great deal to say throughout his trial about the Jack of real liberty in this country of boasted free- dom. Neither, probably, paused to reflect that the kind of liberty they pleaded for would result more Gisastrously to themselves than to any one else. ‘The demolition of all barriers would let loose the majority upon the minority, and in a littie while there would be no minority Jeft of an offensive sort. The great mass of the People of the United states are contented with matters generally as they are; and they would, if left to their own devices, adopt very summary means of getting rid of such nutsanees as continue Yo disturb their comfort. It is safe to say that, if ‘the restraints of law were not rigidly impressed upon, and honestly respected by, the majority of our people, the pomb-and-bombast agitator, ‘wherever found, would soon be effectually dealt ‘with by Judge Lynch. Great 1s law; and no one has so much reason to revere itas he who, after ‘Wo frequent insults to its majesty, 1s sheltered from popular wrath only by its indiscriminating Provection of the unjust with the just. — Harper's Weekly does not believe that the dem- ‘ccratic party will fight against the protective sys. tem and for a tariff for revenue only. It evidently does not look upon the President's message as the democratic platform of the coming campaign. It Prophecies that the democrats will not upon the tariff this winter. “Hands off,” it says, “will be the party cry, and the most obstreperous @emocratic tariff reformer will be pacified by ‘the representation that to touch the sub- ject at ail under the — ctreumstances ‘Would imperil success next year.” “The recom- ‘mendations of the President upon the subject and ‘the views of the Secretary of the Treasury will be Tegarded as speeches inculcating more or less sound doctrine. Other speeches wil! be con- ‘tributed to the debate in the House.” But Mr. Randall “controls the position” and decisive ac- toa, 1 says, 1s tmprobabie. ‘The President's message a mere speech, more or Jess sound, to be disregarded by the democratic party at the command of Mr. Randall! Does Harper's Weekly wish to puncture the ‘President and to throw the tariff reformers into spasms of wrathful jealousy? ————<— ‘The choice of Chicago as the meeting place of ‘the republican Presidential nominating conven- tion ts thought to“point to the nomination of Blaine. Undoubtedly his friends controlled the national committee. Perry Carson, as the cham- pion of Washington for convention city, nailed his colors to the mast and went down with bis ship, ‘a8 solitary as the boy who stood on the burning deck whence all but him had fled. But all that ‘Washington republicans seem to have secured from the committee is the Pickwick Club privi- Jedge given to the republican league of distribu- ‘Ying at {ts own expense political information in ‘the States of Delaware, Maryland and Virginia, In gradually becoming the national convention city ‘Washington will-secure the great political nomi- Rating assemblies last of all. A convention hall. 3% needed for other gatherings, for the national ‘Meetings of trades, science and religion. —————— The bucket-shop men in Chicago are determined Rot to be driven out of busivess without a struggle. ‘They have retaliated by laying information before ‘the grand jury to procury the indictment of a sumber of the leading members of the local board of trade for precisely the same offenses of which ‘they arethemselves accused. If, in the irrepresyi_ ‘Die conflict over the country between board of ‘trade and bucket-shop, the gambling practices of Doth are exposed, the public will be the gainer. $< ‘Representative La Foliette ts a modest man, but frank withal. He declined, yesterday, to discuss ‘with @ newspaper interviewer the merits of the ‘Various prospective Presidential candidates of the Yepublican party, on the ground that he might be one himself. The biggest corkscrew in Washing. ‘ton would not have drawn such an answer as that Out of some of the statesmen gathered here, who are quite as unlikely as he to be struck by the ‘Presidential lightoing. ——— ‘Mr. Barbour’s nomination by acclamation in the Gemocratic caucus im the Virginia legislature, to Succeed Mr. Riddleberger in the Senate, will be generaliy satisfactory to the friends of the State at large, whether of the same party complexion ‘with the candidate or not. His retirement from Ramen of Representatives last March was a body as well as to the constituency he represented. Senator Barbour it will be, that is fixed. No Slip between the cup and the lip this time! Rear For Cansraas ‘We are pleased to announce that we have the most complete ansortment of TOYS, FANCY GOODS AND NOVELTIES, to be found in the city, at the very lowest prices, Selected Goods can be laid aside. 627 Open in the Evening. CH. RUPPERT, 403, 405 7th at nw. above Dat. H. D. Bux IMPORTER AND TAILOR, “oT alge pe scrapes a personally earments 1211 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington. D.C. Usrn. Deo. Ln, ‘Wo offers reduction of from $2 to $5 on allour IMPORTED BONNETS AND HATS, SSSI nen baer ype mbi7 @ ‘THE SECOND FLOOR OF OUR BUILDING—BoYs CLOTHING DEPARTMENT—WILL BE CROWDED TOMORROW—IT 18 CROWDED EVERY DAY—BOT PARTICULARLY 80 ON SATURDAYS—WHEN THE SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED—AND MOTHERS CAN BRING THE LITTLE FELLOWS ALONG—TO FIT THEM OUT IN THE STYLISH-ELEGANT—AND PERFECT-FITTING BOYS’ CLOTHING TO BE FOUND HERE-AND ONLY HERE-FOR IT GOES WITHOUT SAYING-THAT WE CARRY THE FINEST—AND BEST FITTING BOYS’ CLOTHING THAT THE BEST DESIGNERS—ANP MOST CAPA- BLE WORKMEN—CAN PRODUCE—AND WE CON- TROL—FOR THE DISTRICT—THE PRODUCTIONS OF THE BEST. WE ALSO CARRY—IN GREAT VA- BIETY—MEDIUM—AND CHEAPERIGRADES—BUT WE HANDLE NOTHING THAT WE CANNOT REC- OMMEND—AND WE HOLD OURSELVES RESPON- SIBLE FOR THE WEAR AND SERVICE OF EVERY- THING WE SELL. OUR BOYS’ DEPARTMENT 18 FAIRLY BRIMMING OVER WITH BARGAINS NOW. WE WILL, HOWEVER-MENTION BUT TWO ITEMS TO-DAY—THEY WILL CONVEY A FAIR IDEA OF THE EXCEPTIONAL VALUES TO BE FOUND HERE TO-MORROW. COME TO SEE THEM—BRING THIS PAPER ALONG AND WHEN YOU ANDSEE IF WE HAVE OVERESTIMATED THEIR ACTUAL VALUES WHEN WEJTELL YOU OF OUR PRICES. ONE IS A LOT OF 200 OVERCOATS FOR LITTLE FELLOWS—AGES 4 TO 10—MADE FROM FKENCH BOUCLEJ CLOTH-IN VARIOUS COLORS-AND COMBINATIONS OF COLOR S— STRAPPED AND HOODED—HOODS LINED WITH SATIN—PERFECT LITTLE CHARMERS—A COM- BINATIONZOF WARMTH AND ELEGANCE. WE SELL THEM AT $5 EACH. WE CLAIM—AND HONESTLY BELIEVE OUR CLAIM 18 GOOD— THAT YOU CANT BUY ONE AS GOOD-OR AS HANDSOME —ELSEWHERE-—FOR LESS THAN DOUBLE THE AMOUNT—810. OUR PRICE, $5. THE {OTHER 1S A LOT OF ABOUT 175 LITTLE OVERCOATS-SUITABLE ALIKE FOR BOYS AND GIRLS-AGES 3 TO 6—-MADE OF DIFFERENT MATERIALS—AND IN,DIFFERENT COLORS—AND DIFFERENT STYLES—SOME WITH CAPES—SOME WITH COLLAKS—SOME TRIMMED WITH ASTRA- CHAN-—TO MATCH THE CLOTH IN COLOR-OR TO HARMONIZE WELL—EACH WITH THE OTHER NOT ONS OF THE LOT WORTH A MILL LESS THAN @3—-OUR PRICE FOR A CHOICE ¢2.50. WE ARE NOT SELLING THESE BELOW COST—BUT WERE SELLING THEM §LESS THAN THEY COST TO PRODUCE. WE; DIDN'T PRODUCE THEM— BUT WE BOUGHT THEM—AT A SACRIFICE FROM THOSE WHO DID-AND WHO WERE COMPELLED TO REALIZE-FOR CASH-SPOT CASH. WE MERELY PASS THEM TO THE CONSUMERS AT AN ADVANCE 80 SLIGHT—THAT IT JUST PAYS '$ TO HANDLE THEM—NOTHING MORE. WE HAD TO BUY THE ENTIRE LOTS TO GET THEM AT OUR PRICE. WE PASS IHEM TO YOU-AS BARGAINS WORTHY OF YOUR THOUGHT. LOOK THEM OVER—THERE ARE QUITE ENOUGH TO LAST TO-MORROW—THERE MAY NOT BE ANY LEFT MONDAY MORNING. THEYRE HERE NOW—COME AND CHOOSE. SAKS AND COMPANY, OUTFITTERS TO THE BOYS, SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. a9 r A A fh aa wWwwwa zi AN ON NN N GGG We A ERR ¥w ww pak BM SY NNNG - wwaa RN SN NNN - ‘To reduce our stock to its proper level we are com- polled to increase our sales for this month by $10,000. ‘The surplus goods we advertised at s sacrifice last ‘week are soing so much more quickly than we antici- pated, as not only to assure us of more than the de- ‘sired increase in sales, but to warn you in due time to “buy now." It ismoney in your pocket; for when ‘these surplus goods are gone there will be no more at the prices named. ‘Buy now, if you wish to secure— ‘Ladies’ Second Best Quality Rubbers at 2c. ‘Misses’ Spring Heel Bubbers at 21c. ‘Men's Rubber Over Shoes st 36c. Ladies’ #4 Hand-Made Button at $2.95. Ladies’ Kid and Pebble Button at 95c. Glove-Laced and Congress, for tender feet, $1.15. ‘Boys’ Seamless Vamp Button at $1.20. ‘Misses’ Genuine Kid and Goat Button, $1.18. Childs’ Spring Heel Kid and Gost Button, 70c Gents’ Solid Sole Calf Boots at $1.85. Fine Calf Hand-Sewed Shoes at $2.95. Gents’ Hand-Embroidered Velvet Slippers, 62c. . WM. HAHN & CO’S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, ‘Main Store: 816 7th et. ‘West Branch: 1922 Penna. ave, East Branch: 231 Penna ave. a@. OUR HOLIDAY GIFT: An clegant 18x24 Steel En- (ereving presented to every purchaser. Take your ‘choles from our twenty-five artistic designs, 2182m Tae Wearaze Tosomnow. Fair weather, except rain in the southern portion of Virginia, nearly stationary followed on Saturday by rising temperature, llebt to fresh northeasterly winds, except fresh to baiak om the const. A BIG GLOVE STORE. 17 CLERKS~120 FRET OF COUNTER—159 DRAW- ERS, EACH CONTAINING 10 DOZEN PAIRS GLOVES—MAKING A DEPARTMENT THE SECOND LARGEST IN THE UNITED STATES. "~The “Palais Royal” Gloves are warranted. Sw~Tried on at our risk. £2 Direct importation enables low prices. S@7Gloves cut to fit all shape hands. ta-Variety unexcelied in the country. ELOVES FOR LADIES. THE “FORCHETTE."—These combination color 5- button KidGloves are made from the best selected French kid. Fourteen shades of colors, making the only perfect assortment in town. Palais Royal price, 91.68. THE “LONDON.”—These celebrated 4 and 5-button English Kid Gloves have the tw6-tone, also plain em- broidered backs. ‘Thirteen shades of colors. Palais Royal price, $1.68. SPECIAL.—The “London” Black Kid Gloves, with colored embroidered backs, during special sale €1.25 instead of $1.68, SPECIAL —4 and 5-button dressed and undressed Kid Giover. Tang Embroidered. Regular price, $1.50. Special sale price, $1.00. SPECIAL.—8-button Undressed Kid Mousquotaire Gloves. Embroidered. Browns, Tans, Grays. $1.00 instead of $1.48 during special sale. THE “ELITE."—4 and 5-buttons. Tans, Browns, Grays, Black, and Opera shades, $1.00 a pair. War- ranted and tried on. mr ies G sa oo WW Sigg FOR MEN. THE “LONDON.”—2-button Dog Skin. Embroid- ered backs. New shades. $1.00 per pair Tried onat our risk. THE “PARISIAN."—2-buttons, French Kid. Em- broidered. New shades, 81.50 pair. Shapes to ft all hands. THE “CZAR"—2-button Russian Calf. Embroid- ered. New shades. $1.98 pair. Retains its shape. | _DRIVING.—Cashmere Cloth, with kid hand, for | 58c. Better quality, 68e. Boucle Cloth, with kid hands, 88e. a pair. FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. WARRANTED, and fitted to hand of the toddling child or full-grown miss, at $1.00 8 pair for 4-button Dressed Kid, and 381.25 for Dressed and Undressed Kid Gloves with embroidered backs. Same quality as WW WwW RRR A PPP. Wwwww Ek da BP gS8s WWWw kee Aa ppp Ss, ww ER M4 & ees Prices have reached the lowest notch. Ladies and children may now secure a Wrap or Suit at half the Prices quoted the beginning of the season. Any odd pieces at less than half price. Among the later 1.ts may be secured bargains to surprise the most exacting bargain hunter. List given below. 3 Seal Plush Visitos, 2 Seal Plush Jackets, 3 astrakhan Visites. 5 Astrakhan Jack«ts, 7 Broadcloth Jackets. 5 Cloth Ragians. 3 Cloth Ulaters, 32 Ladies Suite. 29 Children's Suits, t@-TO SECURE ANY OF THE ABOVE AN IM- MEDIATE CALL IS IMPERATIVE. Pe & bE & Ht ss pPP AA L AA t Pe Aaa LT AA Ht og § P a A LLL AA I ‘ss 00 . ie 3 A L RR oo Vy AA OL me beg Y AE 's wt 4 Gee (A, LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager,) 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. J. CG ees IMPORTER. RARE AND BEAUTIFUL HR 00 EF DDD oA y Hi ODE £ BD A YY fl 83 bd Be fh ¥ HOH oo? fran it Bow 2% ¥ GGG, 00 00 ppp 69S OP o> BPH, gs Go 88 88 BB aks GGG 00 00 bpp Sss8 = FANCY BASKETS, from Se. up to 810 each. FFF oa gE FF KF AAA N F a A NWS I beg to announce to the ladies of Washington that I have just opened the choicest assortment of Fans, em- bracing the latest novelties. They have been selected with special care, and are marked at about half regular Ho A SN § ppp a8 AA HNEB DBS cy te AN ying A £8 HHL B® BP ts So ATHH EB os Ooo H HI ERE Syg* = 1,000 Dozen Ladies’ White and Colored Embroidered Handkerchiefsat 12%4c. Ladies’ Linen Handkerchiefs, extra values at 1ic., 20c,. 2c. Ladies’ very Fine Line Handkerchiefs, from 25c. to €4. LACE HANDKERCHIEFS. Just received, Real Duchesse Lace Handkerchiefs, di. Tect from Brussels, prices ranging from 2 to $15, ‘Special inducements in WRAPS AND JACKETS. HATS AND BONNETS, i both trimmed and untrimmed, at the lowest prices in pha FOSTER KID GLOVES. 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 7 Dw. WE WANT TO EMPHASIZE SOME OF THE AD- VANTAGES OF OUR STOCK. THE SEASON HAS BEEN A BACKWARD ONE AND THE MANUFACTURERS HAVE FOUND THEIR LATE STYLES SLOW IN SELLING. THEY HAVE THEREFORE BEEN ANXIOUS TO “CLOSE OUT” ENTIRE LOTS AT VERY LOW FIGURES. WE HAVE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF THIS CONDI- TION OF THE MARKET, AND LAID IN THE NEWEST THINGS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. BEING SATISFIED WITH OUR USUAL MODERATE PERCENTAGE OF PROFIT, WE ARE GIVING OUR CUSTOMERS SPECIAL BARGAINS IN THESE GOODS. SEVERAL NEW LINES ADDED DUBING THE PRESENT WEEK. AS IS WELL KNOWN, WE DO NOT KEEP THE LOWEST GRADES OF GOODS, PREFERRING TO SELL ONLY SUCH GOODS AS IT WILL PAY OUB CUSTOMERS TO BUY. THE NEWEST AND MOST STYLISH GOODS ARE ALWAYS TO BE FOUND UPON OUR TABLES, AND OUR CUSTOMERS CAN RELY UPON QUALITIES AND PRICES. WITH EXCELLENT LIGHT BY DAY, OUR STORE BEING ONE OF THE BEST LIGHTED IN THECITY, AND THE INCANDESCENT ELECTRIC LIGHTS AT NIGHT, CUSTOMERS CAN EXAMINE OUR GOODS THOROUGHLY AND SEE FOR THEY- SELVES JUST WHAT THEY ARE. WE GUARAN- TEE EVERYTHING WE SELL AND MAKE GOOD ALL OUR REPRESENTATIONS. SOME VERY HANDSOME THINGS IN “CORK- SCREWS," CORDUROYS AND VELVETEENS FOR THE SMALL BOYS, AND WORSTEDS, CASSIMERES AND CHEVIOTS FOR THE LARGER ONES. LARGE LINES OF LOW AND MEDIUM PRICED SHORT PANTS SUITS FROM 63.50 1065. FIXER GOOD8 UP TO 415. SMALL BOYS OVERCOATS, 94 TO 815. TO-MOR- ROWSWE WILL HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY ABOUT GENTLEMEN'S DRESS SUITS. ao Sarcrpay Is EB BARNUM & 00, 051 PENN: AVENUR Waar We Have To Say, ABOUT TUROOMAN CURTAING. ‘We have between 500 and 600 pairs that we shall ‘put on sale this week. Positively the greatest display of heavy hangings ever opened upin this city and st prices to agreeably surprise you. If you do not need them now it will pay you to buy for future use. A LIST OF PRICES: Agood Rew Silk Curtain Tinsel Striped Dedo for (82.850 pair. A better Curtain for $3.10 pair. ‘Something better for $3.98, with Chenille Dado. ‘Elegant Raw Silk Turcoman, full size, Chenille Dado, 8¢ 04.75 0 pair. A besutiful line, $5.50 e pair. A deautiful line, 96.25 a pair. Few all Chenille, $7 spair. An elegant line, $7.50 8 pair. An elegant line, $8 a pair. ‘Then another line, all Chenille, Silk finish, and gen- ¢rally sold for all Silk, at $9.95 a pair. A supurb line, better quality, $11. Fine Silk Turcomans, $12.50, Another lot 81:.75. Imported Silk Shelas, $14.50. Figured and Plain. These Curtains come in all colors, as gold, olive, blue, red, terra cotta, ke. In Plain Goods by the yard— ‘There is Bulgaria, heavily tinseled, at 650. a yard. Egyptain Strip, 75c. a yard. Chenille, plain colors, $1.45 a yard. Silk Shela, $2.75 a yard. Special Japanese Portiers, Elegantly Beaded, $3.50 each. Our line of Fancy Lambrequins and Table Covers for the Holidays has never been equalled by us, Our Upholstery Department 18 on the First Floor. Until after the Holidays our establishment will be open until 9 p. m. L A NNN gS >> L RN bE £4 RRR Sw, TLLL A A NNN Sys 8 MhEE ER eo oy Be UD ER Soo Be isp “uy ROR “ode Ht as BBR. Ri 5 ay ee “. BS Bi ass* Bes k “oo = ONE PRICE. €9 420, 429, 424, 426 7th at., 417, 419 Sth st. AE 2 BS PR Aaa FOF ek BOB ar oF ‘00 «© BR DDD To M nm Trrr Wa TE gS» 85s TTT WAR H oy Ss oF MMM 1 Sss8 SssSoo or oS NOW IN PROGRESS, THE GREAT BARGAIN SALE IN MEN'S SUITS. MEN'S OVERCOATS. BOYS" SUITS. BOYS OVERCOATS. BOYS' SKATING COATS. BOYS! KILT SUITS. BoYs' PANTS. MEN'S PANTS. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHINGC9., 9-00 400 7TH ST. N. W., COR. D. 00, TTT (00 NNN BP 0% Eo Qo NNN Bh 388 t 88 NRE BBB 00 Sus 00 N URN % Y A BPR ORRE ToT y, yoy 4a RRO Eg YY AA BRR Ee ¥ V SSE ED Eee f ¥ s8S5 THT (00, RRR KER Sg T “OO R HERR RN N Be Bk OM ENE MZ EP Pee o8 i 2 e Bes & E oo? NNN Zen Bem AND RORRR A fe Eat fh Bs 4 EE ives ie EA*A Sach a) DI $% % 00 pt S55 & ag oo DOD fey es ‘ace “oo” “oo” Bop S te to for the Hi ofattinte aud agra Broaey starlet goog that oe Christmas Presents, and cannot fall to be acceptable eae an Hanes Pichrs, 20 ince irasa Candle Sticks, 8 prisms, rasa Yolished Brass Dragon Candle rk 990. Brose Base EATLY Tait 20: oad 990. with Su? Bevelod Birror. 4290. agora ‘Bate Gram Tray snd papeaeeal fo a Golden. Match Safes, ‘ brs mnie, Drama’ Give Coal Hods, aap neater S10 ‘Tray, with Cigar, Match, and Sea Avoruss svrrty or ora sxmn oanwexts, ‘Seal-skin Secques $126, $140, 6160, $175 8900, ‘We have s large stock to selest fromof theshove Push garments the duplicates of the above at low Prices, Fur in every variety of fur. Coschroan's Capen Mdiasn toa Giesoe Sole agents for Dunlap’s New York hats. WILLETT & RUOFY, Ul sive you sa excellent opportunity to-morrow to AN ACCEPTABLE PRESENT FOR A GENTLEMAN ‘at Just 350. below its value, and that is OUR FAMOUS $1.00 LAUNDRIED PLAIN BOSOM DRESS SHIRT at 63c. It is reinforced, back and front, linen bosom, band, and wristbands and FITS PERFECTLY, as good asany $1.50 Shirt that you have MADE TO ORDER. Also line of SATIN-STRIPED CASHMERE MUFFLERS, in 12 different combinations, the same goods for which we have been getting $1.25, NOW 75. A beautiful line of FANCY SILK SUSPENDERS in Glase-Covered Boxes, ranging from 50c. TO $2.50 EACH. Do not fail to examine our line of HOLIDAY GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN. N.B.—Something of interest to the ladies in our “ad.” under the Ladies’ Column. BBR MM BM ™ 9885 BALI RPS Ba rar 9 vu MMM Sys8 7 a9 7TH, 8TH, AND D STREETS. GGG 00, Y VY EEE g88g SG fun “oo? ‘W Eee Sso FOR SATURDAY. To-morrow we are going to make great glove day. ‘That is, we will offer some special values, of which the following are specimen quotations: Remember these are only for to-morrow. ‘The balance of our;50-cent Suede, our 68-cent 5-but- ton scallop topped, and 89-cent 4-button fancy welt gloves, all embroidered backs, and in all sizes, we will felt at 50 cents pair. Our 81.25 heavily embroidered Glace gloves, and our 81.39 heavily embroidered Suede gloves we will sell at 81 per pair. Our $1.58 street kid gloves, in all colors, with wide cuffs, we will sell at $1.25 a pair. We will offer seboice of our 21 and 25-cent black ‘and colored Cashmere gloves at 16 cents a pair. We willoffer a choice of>our 32 and 35-cent em- broldered Cashmere gloves at 25 cents pair. ‘We will offer a choice af three styles of our 45-cent ‘embroidered Ceshmere gloves at 30 cents s pair. Remember this special sale is for Saturday only, ‘We are open nightly until 9 o'clock. THE oO §! 0% EXE 88 NkN oo N AN cee en Sn We AA gm Go HE Ee aa RB wwO i Keer 316-318 7TH ST N. W. Jouxsos, Ganxzer & Co SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK. 56-in. All Wool Ladies’ Cloth, in fancy mixtures, 62M. ; reduced from 81. 36-in. All wool Serge (colors), Brown, Navy Blue, and Green, 37 e. ; former price 50c. 4€-in. All Wool Diagonals (colurs), Navy Blue, Gar- net, Brown, and Green, 50c.: real value 750. Asplendid line Black Goods, Silks, and Velvets, at low prices. ‘Have you seen the Unlaundered Shirts we are offering ‘at 650.; never sold for less than $1. ‘Bargains in Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, &c., &c. Full stock of Fiannels, Sheetings, Table Linens, ‘Napkins, Towels, &e., &c. BARGAINS IN BLANKES AND COMFORTS. ‘Lap Robes and Horse Blankets from $1 up. ‘We atill have # few Remnants of Ingrain and Brussels Carpets which we bave marked cheap to close out. ‘We are quoting low prices iu Ingrain and Brussels Carpets; it will pay you to buy now. JOHNSON GARNER & CO., 636 Pa. ave. n.w. Fons: Hats: Fons SEAL SACQUES FROM 9125UP. SEAL VISITES AND JACKETS FROM $90 uP. wUIQIDOERS2: BraGe Mantes, Hane AND OTHER FUBS. call atteation to their Elerant Line of KID GLOVES, LADIES’ ¢-BUTTUN SUEDE GLOVES. Browns and Tans; Embroidered Backs. ONLY 61 PER PAIN. Ladies’ 4-Button Jouvin, English Walking Gloves, pique stitched, embroidered backs, in all the various Tan Shades. ONLY @1.75 PER PAIR. Ladies’ 4-Button Perrin’ English Walking Gloves, pique stitcued. embroidered backs. ONLY $2 PER PAIR. ‘We have opened our Winter Stock of Ladies’ Fieece-Lined Gloves. ‘Ladies’ Fur-Top Gloves Ladies’ Cloth Gloves. Ladies’ Worsted Mittens, ‘Men's Fur-Top Gloves. Men's Cloth Gloves. Children's Cloth Gloves and Mittens, ‘The popularity of Gloves for presents in- Guced us to purchase very extensively, conse- quently we are now showing an exceptionally attractive stock. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Cor, 11th and F sta ». Tsvasrs, Weanso Appears. Woodward & Lothrop direct attention to their well-stocked and cozily situated Infants’ Wear Department, which occupies the front parloron ‘second floor, entrance through south arch. We quote: Infants’ white Saxony Mitts, 25 and 37. Infants’ Hand-init Booties, 25, 375 and 50c. Infants’ Barrow Silk-stitcbed Skirts, #1 Hand embroidered Fannel Short Skirts, $1 and @1.25. Infants’ (boy or girl) Toboggan Worsted Caps, worsted balls, ribbon bow and strings, 31. Infante’ Split Zephyr Sacques, 50, 75c. and a1. Elegant line of Long and Short Cashmere Cloaks, Fancy Costa, Hoods, Caps, Shawls, ‘Wrappers, Christening Robes, &e. &c., which are marked at low prices. (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 1th and F sta nw. Srrcat Saez Or Consers, . WOODWARD & LOTHROP invite attention to the following good values in Corsets: FINE GERMAN WOVEN CORSETS, side steels, embroidered bust, scalloped top, ONLY 750. PER PAIR. FINE AMERICAN COUTIL CORSETS, double-boned hips, extra durable, ONLY 81 PER PATR. R & G. DOUBLE-BONED CORSETS, form-moulded, perfect shape, and unsurpassed for durability: ONLY 91.25 PER PAIR. 1. C. FRENCH COUTIL CORSETS, Jong waists, white, drab and cream: ONLY $1.56 PER Parl I. ©. “SHORT-WAIST" CORSETS, ONLY $1.79 PER PAIR I. C. FRENCH SATTEEN CORSETS, Jong and short waists, in white, red, drab and black: perfect in shape, and comfortable to ONLY 82.25 PER PAIR. Other styles of I. C., A La Persephone, French Paris-made Corsets, at $3.50, 84 and $4.87 per pair. (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 11th and F sts. nw. Biunouss Ix Bors) Scrrs We beg to announce that we have only afew lett of the line of 5.50. 26, $6.50 and ‘Suite, which we marked down to 25.00, And advise those who wish to take advantace of this excellent opportunity to do Ro at once. Wealsootter—1 lot of Boys’ Fine Norfolk Suits, made from strictly all-wool gray, and brown fancy mixtures, finished ina thorongh qanner and very stylish in appearance; sizes 5 to 13 years, ONLY 86 PER SUIT. 1 Lot Boyst Norfolk Corduroy Suits, in @ enuliful shade of uouse Sclor, cxtes “durable ONLY 87.50 PER SUIT. ONLY $12 PER SUIT, (Third floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 11th and F sts n.w. a WOODWARD © LOTHROP'S Wo invite attention to our excellent stock of BOYS HEAVY OVELCU, and quot the following excellent valuss: BOWS HEAVY KIL? CAPE OVERCOATS, in attractive dark tnixtltes, sizes 3 to 7 years, ONLY $4.50 EACH. BOYS' HEAVY THIPLE-CAPE. NEWMARKETS, izes, 254 60 6 years, BOYS: HEAVY CHEVIOT OVERCOATS, CHEVior OVERCOATS, in neat Plaid, cut long, made well, sizes 6 6 14 ‘with Cape, heavy quality, sizes Gto 10 yrs, BOYS’ BLUE Pay ate hy OVERCOATS, made double-breasted. cut long, excelleut shape, ears, ‘cH: SEX UVERCOATS, made, nicely finished, ¥ BOYS FINE HEAVY ‘Most serviceable coats sizes 6 to 14 years, 12 RACH. Y, BoYs' HEAVY CHI VIO TRIPLE-CAPE OVER- made with box plait aud belt, very stylish, ‘ONLY $10 FAC BOYS’ REEFERS. Excellent line of Chinchilla Box Coats, for bi- g@cleand horseback riding use." Best qualitios ually a8 warn as au overcoat. $b, $7.90, 30, and 810 each. (Third floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th wud Jf sta u.¥, Bazcass Ix Wrars WOODWARD & LOTHROP’S. We invite attention to the following extraor- inary values in Ladies’ Wraps: 1 lot of Ladiest Striped Cloth Newmarkets, with deep cape, aitractive pattern, thorvuchly Made and Gulshed, and) ou excaleut Acting ‘Shape; sizes 2 to 40 inches, ‘ONLY @11 EACH. 1 Jot Fine Black Diagonal Cloth Raglans, full back, finished with ornaments: a very stylish Wrap; sizen 32 to 44 inches, ONLY $12.50 EACH. 1 lot (39) Fine Cloth Raglans and Striped Newmarket fuished tn. aus xermaslen a clogant maine, the Brat “of November at 818" and sold since ‘$19. We offer you the choice of the lot for 815 EACH. SPECIAL.—1 lot of Ladies Fine Kersey New- markets, in’ light tan shade, fuished in an ex- cellent manner, with fancy cape, and an attrac: tive clasp at the throat; sizes 32 to 38; a bar- ONLY $20 EACH. Husbands desirous of making their wives = preseut of a handsome Wrap, will consult their own interests by examining Gur present estima- 5 (Third floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste. nw. Lives Karr Goons. ition to ‘assortment of He aie DIES KNIT GOODS. AND FASCINATORS. eg tespuraee, r . wihors fancy. Variegated border on bottou, around neck aud Aleewna, al siaen only 81:25 each, 2 Black, Soul, Navy. and Garnet @125, 41 50; sock, "Exits, with sleeven, 83.30 ‘Knit Worsted ators, ih Light Bye, Cardinal, and'Pank, 75,85, $1, and 81 with ‘abbot, very pretiy. cole it op ge Reg eg og Biss Sri, ‘Cardinal, Gray, and Black, 81-1, ‘Wecoud floor; thro Und. Dept.) WooD WARES LonnaE. ‘Cor. 11th and F sts. w. A Gae Or “Daw, ‘Congresamen. iu ‘the, of sterling soe gf ad Sale he aucer. have an net crowds particular place FALUES ane piven in exchange for SRRRTecam. epee BL VICTOR BE ADLER’ ‘Ten Per Cent Clothing House, themselves with comfortable OVERCOATS __WANTED--HELP. NTED—THREE EXPERIENCED GIRLS, TWO. creanen and one to Go washing and Apply at once, SOW E et. bw WASTED-SHICE bor OF FOURTEEN TO six teen Fears to inake siniself aeveral ¥ useful 1a toy aud fancy goods store. Keicrencrs. Inquire after © B21 7th st uw. UNG LADIES TO ASSIST IN 22 14th st. mw ANTED—A GOOD CANVASSER POR HdLIDAY W Serbs: sol arr ane men or ladies. C. D. ALDER= WANTEDI Wome we cermatide S aiters. Drivers or Fart 49.30" ¥ y ANTRD. six BOTS: MUST Bit WEIL 26. wainted with city. Apply, 10 to 12 5 foment ee eee WiAnrenss EAT MIDDLE acup COLORED ‘woman to bottse must Bichts and ‘come ‘well amended. APPL Rhode Inland sve “abe ANTED—A WOMAN TODO NING kooM and wer CNY refereaces mecesnary. Address Bor 128, Star othce,” “orenes® Meremann WASTED_WHITE MAN. ASSIST MILKING AND “are of stock: Colored gred First-class Hostiot Whit” Maids and Wait Sigg, Nomen Cooks, at DICKS Agency, O13 7th Dw. WANTED A SHITE GtnL FOR OUSEW North Capital ee WASTED -A Finst-cLa: faim ly, city references Connecticut ave, Friday apd ". must be stricth yiy at once. "SAL BIRCH. 1 Vv yaure D-A COLORED BOY 16 TO 18 YEAKS 1819 H st. WAXTEDA GENTLEMAN 08 LADY CLERK familar with the pession claim business. Ad- dross, in own handweiting. stating. waces expected, experienc BIONS, Star office ae WANTED-A CAPABLE EXPERIENCED MAN TO, superintend the business and canvass th ofColumbia for thestamuton Lit Ams: 1 will be glad to meet such gentlen business refereices at phe Howard. Houne. Mia ave., on the 8 hand Oth inst. front to 12 a from @ to 7 p.m. 1. & MOKTON, ° General Ageit WANSTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK AND LAUN- deca in xnall pr-vate family; reference require Call at 1826 Jemerson Place as se WANTED 4 Box 17 OR 18 YEARS TO ATTEND toa horse and do general wo X around 9 gro-ry nw is Wwe D-AT 1321 NST. NW. A FIRST-CLASS: ‘ok; none need apply without city. referehors ud are willing to stay at ulght; ood wages; Uo» ing or ironing. . ‘an W ASTEDIDUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT onducted by ladies. Men and wore Of domestic labor. f Py Date 7-1dw ner, aan strictly hi H-HOLLIDGE, northeast corerot th WANTED LADIES ARE OFFERED EMBROL ery ucediework try) bya 'w pay can be a Everything furnish a. Partie nee. Address ARJISTIC NEEDLEWORK OC thst, ew York city ‘afte W ANTED—CANV ASSERS LADIES OW GENTLE men. to take orders for “The Naval His Civil War,” by Aduiral Porter, U0 portraite of uaval officers, battl inapa. Liberal tering. LIQBING C., ginia._ App! Ine exper Domestic £ ington, D. ws (ED — REPRESENTATIVES TO EXPLAIN ti, a Peular plan of te King of Building Assocs: ications iiust be inade only by letter, giv ce and references, and aidvensed to the Engine and Pump Co., 938 F st, Wenh- ary oF eornssion. “AppIy to 8 W-VA TYNE, O10 Fat. new a WANTED-AN HONEST YOUNG MAN Loca TED ‘Outside of Washiucton, representitae att old fi An his section ; salary, ences, MANUFACTURER Lock Bp dl-th&t.4w WANTEDIA DRESS MAKER IN EVERY FAMILY. Learners for Prof, CHKIST’ new “In ternational Tailor System” with any iuch-rule oF tap ure alone, as all” scientific tailors cut. Patterns and materials cut, basted, 8. J. MESSER, “Couscrvatory of Fataw. Washington, D.C OYMENT OF EVERY DESCKIP- dat INGTON LABOR BUREAU. 436 7th st aw. WANTED--ROOMS. WANTED-PERMANENTLY — BY A GENTLE- man. twoor three larwe airy roo northwest quarter (furni-led furnished, with oF t board), 18 modern hou a furuue heat; bear F price and description, WANTED ANY every Persous hi fue us. Room ti eaey ANIED_NOW Is YOUR |B per month: ref OBS. N. WANTED--HOUSES. WANTED STO PAY CASH FOR SMALL HOUSE ot less than #2,000 or over €3,000; northwe preferred. Address BUYER, Star otic - WASTED Dir FLOM OWNERS, IMPROVED and unimproved Property to sell. Quick sales and moilerate commission. Apply to 8.6. HILL. cor, and F ts, ‘ao-2w WASEED POR A CLIENT, A GOOD 's 01: 9 fom brick house, u ar New Library, Capitel Hull, to cost from $5,000 t0 88.000. 8. CHILL, Cor Sci sts, a WANTED DIRECT PROM OWNERS,“ HOUSES and Lote for cash purchasers. Any property placed with us will be liberally advertised at our ex ‘iiculs collected. Estates mauaget. “Insurance HOLLAND & THOMPSt 313 Fst., Adjoining Sum Busl WANTED-MISCELLA NEOUS ANTED—A THOROUGHBRED NEW FOUND. Wind Pap, twcior tuner anomthe’ olds bisck. yre= ferred, for which will pay xood price. Address J. A, Star office, statiug where can be ween, apie yANIED—A PoYCHO-SAPETY BICYCLE, POR Wenn Rint inproveinenta. State how Long bee run, aud where it can be seen. Address Box 9%, Siar office. aga WEANTED-A GROCERY AND PROVISION sTOK in the northwestern part of the city. Write to BUSINESS, care Star office, stating where sto WASTER ENONE To KNOW THAT Air Brush Asency i now 1009 F st uw. Orders for tended to. WaAnten at LCHASER FOR A FINE SEVEN Diamond (Clust-r) King, suitsble cor a lady or lemun, Address Mrs, MARKY HAMILTON, star THE Borer mrely at trate proms ‘Sac ANTED—FOR GREAT BARGAT 3. Uneworth’s Red. Star Puruita WASTED [TRY OUR BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS ‘2 pound. Doesn't get rancid; keeps better than Butter, satisiuetion guarauteed. of money returged DL Center, 51. Eastern, aud od Wai. C. SCRIBNER. ner. Pups made to work easy. P ‘aud pump Stock furwisbed. Terms moderate. orrAt, ‘Sth wt Be. ai-im* Re TO KEEP FOR THE WIN- Sint he eal teeta ae Sih gs een y ANTED—HORSFS ter. V —HORSES Ghoowe: ied, at $M per month Ref received at, Alison Nailor's Stables. Rockville, Ma. y ANTED—HOKSES TO WIN AT GEN. Beale’s stuck-tarm at 88 per wouth. Inquire of EB LAPFERIY 223-1m Hay Scales, cor. 10th and La. ave. WAS2PD PARLOR FURNITURE REUPHOLS tered and Mattresses made style. Work done at residence, Ac Tthand ¥ ste we. = ANTED—IT KNOWN THAT C.& BUNDY, OF 45x Louisiana ave. sopiorite City Hall, ue Cou missioner of Deeds for ‘States aud Ternitorics (except Maryland). mis ANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR ‘Second-hand ‘Ladies’ Drossen, Stoves, Carpets, Feather Beds; all kinds of hiouseliold Fur niture. "Address Box 74, Star Office. o10-2iu* WANTED Davis, PHOTOGRAPEL, FORMERLY ‘on the avenue, ix now at 7223 71h st.> mak, ter work than ever: ouly 2 sd, 2-50 ‘per dou ron $1 3 ‘dozen your pao fares made Uy Aix. Davia é *n-L W2srib, Pemauarinid Or Zan canton Sh PERSONAL, _ WANTED--SITUATIONS. WwW ANTED-a fod BY A yy oon red tas tn belitngs OF ball bos" te referrnre. "address Ul? Let a." Y ANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS TION Wewe Younus A) fo Cauttoruie for aus ive | WASTED —4 strcarion as CH AMBERMaTy by & respectatie city nefersin ee W ANTED-a srrvat Sheek wait on. indie ated touch German. fe hw Borst Star omen. in private families. A Be Ww: gr bourdins-bouse; wood sofenaces tall ot ftacton at 8. rears Ware ber, K nly, oF wre Shey, ner, dress COMPETENT, Star of 13, Star office as. WASTED. A SITUATION As GoOK BY A YOUNG WASTED KNOWS THAT He 436 Sixt ug Ula SOWSER.” Room 5 new. PGE SALE A VERY DESIRABLE Det 20k BALE _CHRAP—a VERY Desimap rear alle daw uk SALE—ON EAST CAPITOL Dailding stores and. dw-litt OR SAL F374. Zoth and P, opp. Blaine resid Also ehowe lols tr-ushout part of the city at prices suital K.vold, improve with house tur eile. or tor pei of 1031 Lostah 282; SEAH Towa citer Woodmont Plata Larned to 518 Cat w. ean be found. Lost MOsDAY, DECEMBER 5, AN OPEN rack de case, valued as u souvenir. the star office To Aud Other papers witu i BENS. GANT, tuimed to 1620 Ueamecticut ave. Lostghaniy, Pane couter’ MUOKE & LEDING'S Jewelry Store, 1109 ta ave. ‘as-t ature. wold Bac Breastyun MUNGY dition House. \ Citvenberss Por Uy Provane proper and vayite chabaem: (Tees. Seamiatiens. M. mm SAML A COOM 495 ) ANTED—A GENTLEMAN WANTS SITUATION Sith D.C nem as ealeamoan, of will so south op in ot cin) ouch ‘iso, mtustion for oo inperate abd honest att cole ped etrl from Vinginia, rood Calla 125 duet we. ir ON BY AN INTELLIGENT ugg atid amadst at chamber German girl te dos Adress aoa TERIENCED DRESSMAKE hte ty the day or w ets teat city Feferencen ANIED — AN will take sewing Apyly bi ARESPECTANLE Col Lustion a> covk or cbamberumid i ANTLD. rs yANTED—A SITUATION BY A KESPROTABLE white woman ws bik Sra Freee. Dist claws reference, oe days 1304 G st aw GAGEMENTS FOR COOKS, CHAM Mand Lailien™ Maida, Lasinureeven, 2 apd Hone Boye Feferences DICK'S AGENC), G13 sth st VANTED POSITION IN PENSION Arron: ney's office by party competent to exami oe ete denor several years” ast ts pen and 00 - 30, tar othe Tye! WANTED BY A Pikest-chass cook a siren vk one who cai «ive good ciy refer ence. Call at 1506 Met nw ee iG MAN. A POSITION Iy Kind’ will mak» hime we Kork seterenoe: Ade ex oH As LOURekenyer An wali wees ina boarding bouse. Aira {TY, Star office. a YAN TED BY AN EXPERIENCED Warten engagenents for public wartitur Ke pycr and beiguets grneraily attended ie wat bh, silitne ‘Alarees 8 FOR COOKS, HOUSE ds, Nurwes, Waiters, Balesigen and Sel» female. FM. BURNHAN as ED_BY A RESPECTABLE Waite Iey's nuatd of chatabers first-class reference BY A YOUNG LADY, Wi a rapid tonble hand, writitg of any. ake the writing Lome if desired. Add BY A WELL Prin EDUC ANTED—A SITUATION BY A Fine and cake taker and joncre m teker is busigess” Address J, DK, Sar under= me yetate fanally: woud city refete ‘Address SWISS, Star oer ee ANTED-A PRACHICAL BUILDER WANTS & uation ae We Address B. 1. be had wt Bouth Wael ing on Labor Bu saw = Bil-tan ——— FOR SALE—LOTS. OR SALE WHE MOST BYAUTIPUL LOT IN the worthwest at @ sacrifice if sald at once. aueim- Vestwent Box 62, Starofte« coery FOK SALE-UNIMPROVED LOT ON O STN. We. ay-3t OR SALE—AT A GREAT offer for a few days a he jest to alley: price #1 50, wear laine Mace ee $100. Ts BARGAIN son X, between 14th feet to wide alley ae Sih and Feta, TOSPECULATORS Los « Isige. Thee ‘st bottom prices, easy tern 9 7th st. aw * OR SALE “Cok OF TEN NT. AND wait Sve. i Bail pH Tug time, Fe We SUELLAI Traten, 120 aire, and ween Land M px-Lm Ok SALE-A MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING bot, 2exi, livin end 20th ate BH. HOBERTSON, ‘ara UK SALE ‘i Lots iat Mt, Pieasaut for 8500 and $600. 4.4. HERTFORD, 14255 Fat, the Northwest for building snail houses, 4.6. HRT FORD 1asitig Fat Si, énaiee feet, mile and Tear a.ieye. at the low price of 1% nq ft.; title perteet, call a wur fell bulletin, hich you will find prices of 30 acre jot. WALKER & WALTER, G13 F Apply CHAKLES: 030 he ota tn LaDovtt Park at intersection ot Mast ani Ie Trtek & KUT Hr Ke dT. Gry te DA & BADLY, 920 Fmt. % THY BEST INVESTMENT oF vate Bs watuiu four. squares are for nly #300 each Day 15 lots neat Dupont Circle, Liv. € CHARLES EARLY G03 14th wt. JNO. A. PRESCOTT, 1416 F st. nw, ii ywing Lots for male. BU-tovt al aber five bot hoten, Janeen ood sizes, #3 4 eathioe ay for apo iat JNO. A Pits i416 LOST AND FOUND. OST—iUsSDAY, DECEMBER 6, ON 177H ST between K and 1, a Pug Uyp, iause m the lett fo midter Asuitable reward will be sive if 1 aw. BAK PI Reward if retried O8T—BOOK FROM CONGRESSIONAL LIBE \RY, "Trauslation of (a ar's Civil War” lke eta nation went Sauer Ie with twy rows of warnets, A reward if elt at at 4:0 KEWAKD—A BROWN Liainhit ‘ketbook, containing money = silver Watch. woth thy owuer@ naine on t OrT—A YOUNG PUG DoG, STRAYED 11 1212 Massachusets t ack iad ou “uickie-linked collar. A liberal rewar i. be wiven for his returu to above address ane OST-SILVER SKYE TERKMIER, SALMON ‘coloved ware, lege asd Cail re Liverat reward WEEK, AGo D eet pabare, Hf delivered ot or THis Bar Pin, with swall Diamond star cut. Liberal nw OST_YESTERDAY, GOING FROM THE “HULLe duan” House to the Paints ‘Royal and returtiog 100 Reward if revurued to Mre ‘ane ry ww, pT THE isi oF ME TO Wl F Sf. BW. C4 fe, } Ed “os OsT—DIAMOND BARKING, IN GOING Fkomt F st. and 11th, im 11th street car, to. between Uti, 10th, Tuesday afternoon. ie ward Tio? sta baler Tag ___BUSINESS CHANCES. fe peepee 5c se