Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1888, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: aed January 27. 1988, eee -Editor. es "oun Ste daily circulation me i cl ‘more that of any other daily paper pubi ed in Stall the ether daily papers here added together. Advertivers ‘will serve their own purpose best, and at the sime ‘time greatly accommodate THE Sax, if they will send am befons noon to-morrow their announcements for the extra large edition of Saturtay's paper. the forme ‘of which must be sent to press much earlier than on theother five days of the week. —_—— ree _____ ‘Various states of the Union which shrink from probibition for themselves petition for prohibition tm the District with the same enthusiasm that Gistinguished Artemas Ward's magnantmous offer to sacrifice ali hts wife's relations on the altar of Lis country. It 1s believed in Washington that ‘when cold twa ceases to be tmbibed at the Capitol, ‘when the high license men among the believers in ment of existing liquor laws, the times will te ripe for = pronthition by act of Congress in the District, and not before. Yhe point and merit of a prohibitory law lie in the eppiication of 1, The indications are that Wash- jagton, like the other large cities of the Unit-d ates, Would if the choice were given it vote for igh license rather than for prohibition, and that forced, Insuch case the large body of citizens who hate and dread the rum power would be lees satisfied, and the city would be in ‘Worse condition than under a strict regulation of ‘the liquor traffic. The condition would be realized Dere that Senator Ingalls is quoted as representing to exist in Kansas, where “the prohibition people ave prohibition law—that’s what they wanted— and the whisky drinkers have all the whisky they want.” At any rate, it 1s expected that members of Congress, while tney may maneuver about the Proposition of probibition in the District for an advantageous political position, will not adopt any such measure without ascertaining in some way the real wishes of even the Cemperance people of the city. Only the conviction that it is for the best interests of the people of Wasbington should bring a vote for it ‘when the final division is taken. There is no need ‘to experiment with pronibition in the District. ‘There are numerous examples of its effect in cifferent localities, and a trial here would be only cumulative. If, therefore, prohibition is proposed for the District not because the people here are ‘Supposed to desire it as the most effective check ‘upon the rum power, but merely in pursuance of ‘tne theory that the District must be dosed experi. mentally with all the dubious nostrums of the po- Lttical doctors before they can safely be fed to the states, the project should be abandoned. If any experiment in respect to the liquor traffic suggests ‘self 1 Is that of direct governmental control, ‘Similar to that whieh prevails in Sweden and Nor- way. That, at least, would have the merit of Deng a new and strange dose, and the symptoms Of the District under treatment might be of some Value to the curious states for which such experi. mients are tnstitated. $< Tt has remained for two of the younger men in Congress to take up the subject of regulating Inter-state telegraphy by statute. Mr. Glover, of Missourt, began operations in the House, and ts Bow followed by Mr. Spoouer in the Senate. It is probable that a good deai of opposition to the pro- Jeet In Its present shape will be aroused, owing to ‘tue fact that it makes no discrimination in favor ofthe press,or for the advantage of business centers furnishing @ large share of the yeariy | ‘traffic as contrasted with points of minor impo:t- ance. For example, if there Is to be no favor shown to Philadelphia or Boston or New York | city as opposed to Yonkers or Medford or Chester, | and vo difference made in the interes! of the great newszathering fraternity as distinguished from the mercantile worid, there will be arrayed against the measure two formidable adversaries, whose ‘united force, If exerted wita a will, wonld be quite capable of crushing it. However, it is Probable Taat neither of the joint projectors of the scheme has any expectation of its golug through Congress ‘wholy without amendment; and, changed in one | OF two particulars, 1 would undoubtedly be ac. | cepted by many who now stand our against it. ‘The system of federal supervision of railway ‘traffic, with Its Incidental abolishment of indis | erimimate free passes, special rates and rebates, | a0d other forms of favortiixm has worked ‘well, in spite of all the predictions of fatinre and damage amid which ft was laun ‘The carrying com- panies have made more money under it than ever | before, and those shippers who were not especially | favored by tue corporations in the old times rejoice | ‘that Bow they have an equal ‘chance with their competitors in trade. It may be found that the Glover-Spooner plan will afford a convenient mid ie ground for the (Government totake between the extreme of non-interference on the one haad and | the extreme of assuining exclusive control on the | other. To those patriots who regard with dread say further departu by the Government toward te socialistic principle, such a halting-place ‘Would afford relief; while, to those who bewail the spirit of the governinent as unprogressiy:, it ‘Would appear ip ie light of a stepping-stone to greater things. —-$ —__ Nochange ts reported in the situationin the Sebuyikill valley. Such interviews ascan be got ‘with representati Readiag company tn- Gicate that they « Foad men a3 bound up lulners betag resolwed tH Bad se them throwis leaders of the colltery ¥ tunity of impressing upon them the train-gang strike are two wi tine" undertakings, and wil! be Uuroughout. Meanwhie, the universal verdict, except from the coal-dealers themselves, seeins to | to be that the tala of a coal fumine is groundicss, and that there ts no reason for the panicky at. tempt that has been made to run np prices. It ‘Would certainly not be to the interest of the strik. ing wiaers to let & famine occur if they can help it: for thetr object Just now fs not to Incommone the Public, iMeluding poor people like themselves, but ‘to wake the Reading company sick of its bargain by seeing all tue other coal mining and carrying ©mporations engaged tn a thriving business and getting money fast, while its own collieries and eval trains lie idle and earn nothing. $$ Wanted: a new post-office bullding for the etty ot Washington—ceutral locatiou—for immediate | Use—to be Owned. not rented, by the government | Response desired from Congress. and uot trom the | contending owners of “ligthie sites, + = It {3 hoped that the new District ratiroad pill may not be required to take such a long running | start that it Wili lose breatn before it receives the | Word “Got” Tume fies, Senators of the District | commutes! by the railroaders other hand, the | er lose an oppor- boty who talks to strike and the | sepa and dis. | onducted as such Uszerarzn Rovrertoxs Is Fi MEN'S, BOTS’ AND CHILDRENS’ CLOTHING. (Overcoat we sold at 825 we sell st $14. + + © e+ <9 gn Sum - * $929 © «+o. =“ « a3 * «<9 ‘And all other grades in sane proportion. | Poe buys frou 13 to 18 years old we'll sell you Over- euate et 50cents on the Dollar. Suits we'll sell st 3356 per cont less than former price. Childrens’ Suite and Overcoats we sell you 50 conte on the dollar. 4 full Line of odd Faute for Mem, Boys and Obildzen, ‘very cheap. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co., Worx Axo Wares: By conducting business under the principle of the above we have always been successful on the field of commerce, ‘We watch the market closely and purchase only such articles as we think will bene‘it the public and our selves. “The Public's Benefit is Good Value.” Our benefit s Living Profit. ‘We have avain been successful in procuring some ex ‘waordinary Bargains for our GREAT REMNANT SALE this entire week. LIST OF BanGaIns 48 FOLLOWS: 2 cases of Gray and Brown Mixed and Plaid De Beige Femnauts, in good lengths at Se. per yard; regular Yalue, 12ie. This lot is certainly one of the best offers of the season. Several cases of Dart, Medium end Light Figured Percale Remnants, regular width and good ‘sagths, at ‘Sc. per yard: generally sold at 12%¢. A small lot of short leugths i rench Percale, in light and medium styles, extreordinary width, at 12%. per ‘Yard; standard price, 15¢. ' value. We bave been very successful with our sale of Ladies’ Skirts (advertised last week), and announce acontinus- tion until the eutire lot is sold. For the enlighteument of the reader who did not notice our advertisement s few days axo regarding the Reduction Sale of Skirts, ‘Wo will state that the lot consists of different manufac- tures and styles.worth from 850. to $2, reduced to 49¢. ; Fegular value, 2c. We warrant this fabric to be entirely Feather Proof. ‘Notwithstanding the advance of cotton, we will sell all our Suort Lengt! ‘We have received s New Lot of Fruit of the Loom Bleached Pillow-Cave Remnants, in excellent lengths, at the following quotations: 54 50 inch cory 15 16 ‘Which is about one-third less than the regular mar- ket value. In our Comfort, Spread, and Blanket Department we ‘will offer the following specials: Alot of Fine White Crochet Spreads, all 12-4, will be sacrificed a: the following low prices: Several dozen (fringed), at $1.25, worth $1.65. oe 40, “ $190. « “ 1.50, “ 92.00. Pee « eon ee Alsoslotof 10-4 and 11-4 Scarlet Blankets, at 83.25 and $4, worth considerably more. Aemall number of Lmported Spreads, worth $10, be- ing soiled, wil] be sold at balf value, Ove case of French Sattine Remnanta.in Plain Black, ‘Navy Blue, Seal Brown, including Light Pink and Biue, at 12}40. per yard, worth 30c. "WONE PRICE AND NO DEVIATION. n27 50 Cexrs Ox Tar Dour Wecommence the last month of THE GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE ar Oak HaLn COR. 10TH AND F STREETS By cutting the prices on the entire Stock of Fine CLOTHING for Mon and Boys just in halves, and thus offer you the greatest bargains ever shown here. ‘The stock consists of Overcoats, Storm Coats, Ulsters, Sustouts, Business Suits, Dress Suits, Full Dress ‘Suits, Odd Pantsand Odd Vests for Men. Suits, Over- coats and Odd Pants and Vests for Boys, ‘There never was s time here when Clothing could be ‘bought as cheap, and it is not 1.kely that such a chance | to get fine Clothing for ao Littie money will offer again ‘soon, ° It will pay to buy even for spring-wear at 00 A SeAEX LEAE f. 8 gaa Ps, yu BA 00 245 Bet be : ae7 COR TENTH AND F STS — wanasintints Tas Is Ocn Was. ‘Talk about discounts allowed and percentages taken off! Read what we have to ay about Boys’ Clothing. ‘Naked facts that it is impossible to misunderstand. Statements that cannot be misconstrued. Here are samples: Lot 1635. Boys. Suite, ages 4 to 12, in wide wale Corduroy, Very handsome design and most excellent wearing goods, former price @6, and cheap at that: now going at @3 a suit, ‘Mouse colored Corduroy Suits in narrow Wale, ages 4 to 12, regular price $2.50, now 92.50. The same goods only ins very dark shade same price. Lot 1516. Boys’ Suits strictly all-wool, in 3 dark €Tay mixed combination color, ages 4 to 12, Bow going at $1.50 a mit. How does it strike you? Lot 4781. Boyw Suits. ages 4 to 12, in a very neat dark pin check effect. Regular price $5, now $3.50. ‘Lots 5107, 4774, 4739 and 4744, are Boys’ Suits, ages 4 to 12, in different effects of heather mixtures, Strictly all-wool. Were splendid Yaluesat $5 asuit. Your choice now will cost Just £3.50. Lot 1801. Overcoats, ages 4 to 9, nice patterns and ‘Warm garments that we've been selling as a big bargain at €2; now going at @1.25 each. ‘Lots of besutiful little overeoate, plain and astrachan ‘trimmed, all-wool fabrics, well worth all the ‘way from $5 to $8, are now going st the ri- Aiculously low price of ONE DOLLAR AND EIGHTY-NINE CENTS each; there are about fifty of them left out of an immense Jot of 600 that we secured at s great bargain some time ago. : ‘We have given you the lots to serve you as s menor ‘sndum. We describe the goods as best wecan and we tell you what they are. We offer you no conundrums to work out or leave no loophole for us to escape from Lot 363, Lot 387. 23 (Corner 7th and G ste, Caustazr Laces We have just bought s great bergain in Chantilly Laces—Black and Cream—and offer them 30 percent Under regular prices. Camels’ Hairs, clegant quality, at 65c.: Wort 01.25. These elegant goods are all wool, aud 42 wehe wide co Prisetley's Nun's Veils in silk and wool and all-wool, ‘with border ail round, all sizen New Heariettas and Drap d' Almas. ‘Pall stocks of siegant biack gvods at lowest prices, W.M SHUSTER & 50N3, 919 Pennayivania ava, (One Price, ery ‘What we advertise, We don't wantto avoid or secepe from any statement we ever made. You'll find the woods here an advertised, be mot discouraged because you've been deceived elsewhere, You'll find no decep- Wionp ractioed here, Come andsee what we have to offer before you buy. SKS AND COMPANY, ‘THE BOYS’ RELIABLE CLOTHIERS, SEVENTH AND MAMKET SPACR Dazss Sura Bi W. 8S. TEEL, QSSYWPENNSLVANIA AVENUE. S90 Uibewe =m Warses Your reas Ar DIPWT YOU WISH YoU BaD 4 GOOD LONG WARM STORM COAT WHEN THE BLIZZARD CAMB BLIZZARD COATS AND BLIEZARD WRA- ‘THER HARMONIZE WELL. SERIOUSLY, WHEN YOU AN GET A GOOD WARM QOAT THAT COMES ALMOST DOWN TO YOUR HEELS, WITH BROAD COLLAR TO COVER YOUREARS FOR $10, ¢12, $15, $18, $20 OR ¢25, ‘THAT WILL LAST YOU 10, 12, 15, 18, 20 OB 26 YEARS AS A STORM COAT, DONT YOU THINK IT PAYS TO KEEP ONE? TAKE OUR WOKD FOR IT, IT DOES. COME AND SEE HOW GOOD A COAT YOU CAN GET FOR A VERY FEW DOLLARS. THE BOY'S WANT GOOD WARM COATS THIS WEATHER TOO, BETTER BUY AN OVERCOAT THAN PAY A DOCTOR'S BILL, THERE'S LOTS MORE SATISFACTION IN THE ONE THAN IN THE OTHER. WE HAVE GOOD WARM ONES FROM 94 UP. FOR @5, 96, 8 AND $10 YOU'LL GET SOME BAR- Gains. ON THE LOTS THAT WE HAVE TOO MANY OR ‘100 FEW OF, WE'VE CUT PRICES, AND YOULL ‘FUND IT TO YOUR ADVANTAGE To LOOK THEM OVER, BOYS' SUITS HAVE BEEN TREATED IN SAME MANNER, AND THERE ARE A GOOD MANY GOOD THINGS LEFT THAT “SMALL MONEY" WILL BUY. L. OTS UP POLS TERIES. The Clearing Sale has loft us with great many ODD ‘LOTS, REMNANTS, &c., which we are going to close ut regardless of their originalcost. An examination of our stock will show thst this is not mere talk, but ‘actual facts, LACE CURTAINS, About 25 odd pairs at 60c, 900, $1.25, 8150, 01.75, $2, $2.75, 83, 84 and $4.50, worth double. PORTIERES. (Odd pairs of Turcoman Portieres - Was Now 2 pairs, 2 clive 1 blue... 5.00 84.25 1 pair 32-1 ch Chenille Dado, 4.90 1 pair Dnagastan... 4:50 3 pairwide Chenille Dado. 5.85 S pair 36-inch Chenille Dado. 6.25 4 pair extra-heavy Turcoman. 9.00 7.25 2 pr. all Chenille Portieres, 50- 11.00 3.50 Plenty more, but have not space to mention them. REMNANTS. 25 Remnants of Raw Silk for furniture coverings, reperies, &o., in lengths from 2 to 3 yards, at 350.8 yard and upwards: worth double, 15 Remnants of Imitation and Real Madras, at ex- traordinary low prices. Was = Now ‘BJapanese Screens, 5% feet high. - $7.00 83. 125 850. 175 (145 200 1.65 10.00 7.50 2 Liine of Nottingham Shats. 1 line of Worsted Fringes. 8-4 Heavy Tapestry covers. ao 325 Plush Lambrequins. 2% yds. long... 3.50 ‘Have not space to mention others. 03 235 2.50 “JUST OPENED (In our Art Emb’y Dept. 24 floor.) AN UNSURPASSED LINE OF Of ABE ES Momie = Doyles, 9x9. “ mater (aoubip bounds — Whine Hota : “Batting Burs, Ba: Bee. And every style of Stamped Linen Goods ii stoc all ‘ewest desicns and lowest prices, A ET RMB S eh, aA eh He BBA A UU it = 27 ‘7TH, 8TH, AND D STREETS. BBR 00 8S, TTT BOS] BB 00 Pe WAR Vy Ask Vv aM 85s Pier’ oO o 3 ST e EI k eA 7 J AA tun fee 2“4 7 as T G66, 00 (00 foo £3 § Gag “oo “oo HAVE YOU SEEN the LATEST NOVELTIES in this Iine?_ POCKETBOOKS that holidays for 99c have now been produced that we can sell them at ORE. bl ‘the former price. ‘These books have a fancy orydized metal fisp and clasp, and are LEATHER-LINED THROUGHOUT; price FORTY-NINE CENTS. MEMORANDUM and SHOPPING BOOKS, Fancy Stamped Leatherette Cover, 10c.; Silk Embroidered, Leatherette Cover, 15¢, AAA a GRAIN LEATHER CLUB BAGs{ 10-inch, $1.90; 11-inch, $1.29: 12-tnch, $1.89, GRAIN CLUB BAG, leather lined, 10-inch, $1.99; 12-inch, $2.69; 14-inch, $2.99; 16-inch, $3.49. SMITH & WARDWELI, 226 705-707-709 Market Space. Goes: Goes: Gases HOME AMUSEMENTS! HOME AMUSEMENTS! New Games Consténtly Arriving. ‘CHILDREN'S SLEDS! SLEDS! SLEDS! SLEIGHS! SLEIGHS! SLEIGH! ICE SKATES! ICE SKATFS! ICE SKAKES! ‘MAGIO LANTERNS! MAGIO ! New stock from 49¢. to $16.50 426 401, 403, 405 71H Bi HW chere Dat, Woorwarn & Lorsnors Convxx. We Have Onx A Few Dass im which to clear the store of “Remnants,” “Odds and Enda.” and all strictly winter pvods, 0 we take stock Tyesday Evening, Jen. $1. The end of each stock-taking berins a new year with ‘us, as we close out all the gcods of one season before opening the goods of another; hence our earnest endeavors to get rid of our strictly win- ter stock before opening spring Goods Exceptionally low prices now prevail through- out the store, and purchases can now be made tobetter advantage than during any other sea- son of the year, The following enumerstions though of some length, represent only a small part of the num- erous bargains offered by us, 1‘ODD LOT OF CHILDREN'S CLOAKS. ‘This ivt about cleans up th» odds in children’s cloaks, They are indisputable bargains at the fempant price. First comers will fare best. 11 CLiidren’s stylish cloth cloaks, made from desirable heavy fabrics, ina superior manner. Sizes 3, 4 and 6 years, t Rogular Prices......$8, $9, $10, 811 and $12. “Remnant” Price, choice +-85.00 (Third floor.) “ODD SIZES” IN LADIES’ JACKETS AND WRAPS. ‘The stock is so broken in the Mue of sizes, we are satisfied to give up our profie ou the tag end, hence the following reductions, represent- tug the greatest concessions ever ma ‘eon such desirable Winter Wrappings. If your aise is here you should not fail to examine this offer- ing. ‘ 13 Ladies’ Jackets, just the thing for knock- e-bout wear for present, and early spring use; made from Beaver, Stockinette aud Boucle; sizes 3U, 38, 40 and 42 inch bust. Regular Prices... “Kempant” Price (chajce). 21 Ladies’ Winter Wrappings, consisting of Plush, Astrakhan and Boucle Jackets, and Black Beaver and Friae Visites; sizes 32, 36, 38 and 4u. Reffular Prices... 28, $8.50, 910 and $12 “Remnant” Price (choice)... 85 1 Ladies’ Elegant Seal Plush Raglan, hand- ‘somely lined with quilted Satin; Stylish Shape; size 36. ‘Regular Price. “Remnant” Py 1 Ladies’ elegant Seal Plush Newmarket, hendsomely lined throughout with quilted Satin; a beautiful garment; size 34. Regular Price. “Remnant” Price. (Third floor, “ODD SIZES” IN JERSEYS. 5 Black All-wool Jerseys, with fancy vests, sizes 40 and 42. Begular price, $3. Remnant Price, #2. i ‘2 Fine Black Bead-trimmed Jerseys, sizes 36 and 38. Regular price, $5. “Remnant” Price, 82.50. 4 Fine Biack All-wool Jerseys, Braid-trimmed, sizes 32, 40, and 42. Regular price, $4.60. “Remnant” price, $3. (Third floor.) Odd and Soiled Shawls—4 Cashmere Wool ‘Shawis, slightly soiled from handling, 2 cream, cardinal, Reduced from $1.25 to 90c. 1 Pink China Silk Embroidered Shawl, slightly faded Reduced from 88.50 to $5.60. 1 Heavy French Wool Velvet Shawl Re duced from $15 to $11. “ODD LOT” OF GOSSAMERS. 13 Ladies’ Rubber Water-proof Gossamers, eubject- to slicht imperfections. Regular prices, $1.25, @1.50, and 1.75. Remnant Price, choice», 7c. each. (Third floor.) TWO “ODD” INFANTS’ COATS. We make “remnants” of these two styles to cause their sale previous to stock-taking. 1 Infant's White Eiderlown Short Coat, gir- dle, &e. Very pretty and cheap, Regular Price. “Remnant” Price : 1 Infan ant White Plush Short Coat, trimmed with silk cord, Very handsome and stylish, Equally as desirable for next season as now. Regular Price. “Remnant” Price,. (Second floor; through arch.) “ODD LOTS” OF WINTER GLOVES. Ends af a few winter lines we do not care to duplicate this season. The price goes down to move them off more rapidly. 5.50 $12.50 88.50 21 Pairs Ladies! 6-But. Length Jersey Cash- mere Gloves, in Seal and Navy. Medium sizes. Regular Price, “Remnant” Price 250. 19 Pairs Ladies’ Jersey Cashmere Mittena, in Seal, Garnet, and Navy. “Remnant? Price... “FIVE PAIRS.CORSETS” AT HALF-PRICE, 4 pairs drab RB. & G. Short Waist Corsets, size 18-in, (Second floor: thi “ODDS AND ENDS” IN CHILDREN'S APRONS, The “few-of-a-kin.” will go this Friday at Temaant price—half and one-third off regular Prices. 4 Children's White-Chec ed Nsinsook Aprons, shirred front, Hamburg-trimmed, Regular Price “Remnant” Pri 500. 2 Children’s “High-neck-and-long-sleeves Aprons, Hamburg-trimmed, * Regular Price.. : 750. “Rewnant” Price. . 50e. 3 Children’s Mother Hubbard Indie Linen Aprons, fine quality, “Remnant” Price DD SIZ IN BOYS’ SUITS. ‘The clearance sale broke the stock consiter- ably. The following concession in prices should cause their immediate sale 1 Boys' Brown Plaid, Norfolk Suit, size 12 years. Regular Price, “Remnant” Price. 1 boys’ Brown-mixed Bnit, size 12 years. Resular Price. “Remnant” Price. 1 Boys’ Neat-stripe ul Buit, very stylish, size four years, Regular Price.... “Rempant” Price. e “ODD SIZES" IN BOYS’ OVERCOATS. 1 Boys’ Overcoat, black and ray stripe, deep cape, size 8 years, Regular Price 2.50 “Remnant” Price $2 2 Boys’ Kilt -Overcoats, in neat dark-brown mixtures, deep cape, woll made, sizes 2% and 4 yeare. Regular Price. “Remnant” Price. 94.50 83 (Third floor.) “ODD SIZES" IN MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. Large-nized ladies can make a big asvinwin Purehasing the following garments: 1 fine Muslin « hemise, corded band, yoke of fine tucks, size 44. sleeves and front trimmed with Hamburg embroidery, size 46. tor. chon lace, neck and sleeves edged with lace, size 44. “Remnant” Price. neck ‘of wide Hamburg, run with ribbon? nse 98, 1 ate 40. 81.96 “ODD SIZES" IN HOSIERY ‘The last few pairs of every line constitute our “Remnants.” They are equally as desirable as ‘those that went before them at full price, yet ‘we drop the price to find « customer for these sizes instantly. Pairs Boys' Heavy Ribbed Cotton Hose, white feet, size 9 in. ‘ REMNANTS IN EACH AND EVERY DEPARTMENT WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. aw. f WANTED-—HOUSES. FOR RENT—ROOMS. Bors Axo Morses ‘Will please try to call on Friday, butif thet is tmppesi- ble, make it as early as possible Setepday morning. ‘You know what busy day Seturday ts are, efpecially BOYS" see Man to do housework . he u 3 betrhOand 12 oviock WIV Ioihet ewe Ie CLOTHING 1703 K at. WP aoe ON ISEE e Ey Spt Rg TO lo. 2 te a condi NEroan BC Co cley PRTG T, care 5 PAR iadD A! ‘aul r bc od i WANTED ER ACTIVE OR SILENT, ‘bi WANTED{ FOR HOUSE AND OFFICE WORK ‘runtcolored ‘oy ‘of Aiteca yout: tawst brie recommeudauuus:. G08 Sth st new. Te ANTED—-A YOUIH IX A PATI ATTOR- Beg oftcs, Address, in own handwriting, ag KS, CHAMBERMAIDS, €.; 0 Charen unless eu Westesfonst Uae WANTS eACO0? COOK IN PHIVATE FAMILY ‘ace = ‘Seriously, we have surprisesforyou. Such prices may have been named before, but never for such Clothing, The majority of the Overcoate are of genuine English Cloths, made up by genuine Cockney tailors, amid the doleful surroundings of amoky Londen. Don't say they're any better for that; but, sinee they're Engiish, you may relyon the materials, patterns, colors, and styles being good. You don’t eee much of suoh Clothing here, because the duties bring the prices too high. The Prices are what they are now only because we are clos- ing out thedepartment. Notwithstanding each gar ‘ment has been re-marked below cost, we will still allow to cs i AN ARTICLE ANTED~AG" EEL th.t can be sold to every: and ite TWENTY PRR CENT Geert ove rm | get he gomniy. Adareee peeks a MARKED PRIC WVANTED-A_OOACHR.AN AND A Ox ats Ne tea ee A Ye iG OR MIDDLE-AGE) MAN Waiiren cert ak Bats are WAND oid.2 oe Nee oa eee PALAIS ROVAL ‘BOYS’ OVERCOATS, (UNG jenale MPLOYMENT | BU. fen and wowen. w! labor. for District or W ANTED—DUNDORE'S Teau, conduc! ‘and colored, for all ici and States, with reference. 71 ANTED-LADIES TO LEARN THE ARI OF dean custhag by fect tailor square, with- 0 ‘patsbener ail arcfunde, So fhe ane of tera. on go dk" S25 Latat wes oppoate Moses ole inh, ANTED—A GOOD TENOK VOICE FOR CHOIR f i $e 4 48. ey Salary $250 perannum. ee 7 iTED-IMMEDIATELY—1 WORK 4 Warranted AB. Woot Overoat for. e2 00 | W tornwbslaneatouss onpectlowerkat tron Cheviots a1 ages 234 to 10—only | pomes (sent any distance), Pay cay be made, iceteenof them Bourofthemwere@G each | 715710 SEBDLEWORK OU LSB Su ots ew york Oe oie oe See STEDCWEN, WOMEN, BOTS AND GIRLS, to earn 20c, to $2 an hour at ‘own homes: no 97.50 Gray-mized Tweeds (Capes) for 04 40 | Spies, an eutelove couteiuine’s somnis otras | Toon site WE ine poeiSO AT One 4 years, two 5 years, two 6 years, and two Fail ‘instructions, sent for 0c.» to hel ree Fer com a. Fer sete ase / w85,,48 re ROWE Som Ty, % bev e gp, to the Dances We rb Idea, von Weber; wie . j Enioinl Waltzca: ‘Tar-uecle. Helens 80.50 Brown Melton (Cape) Overcoate f0F...0.« aNTED: ARERIN EVERY FAMILY, | © Cy). Publisiers, O29 sthsst- nw ‘Two each for 7, 8 and 9-year-old Boys. Wine M OnnIsT NEES wes “I: | AL EATHER: te Cag yD Fr vonage py —, mat ~~ : scientific tallors ema. cos : ‘Ouly one, apd to At boy 6 years old. mai ‘cut, basted, or,mads, | otuerwisa, "Delivered. "ALBERT fat WANTED--SITUATIONS. €10 English Plaid (Cape) Overcoats for. Ages 3, 4, 5 and 7; only one: (@168 Satin-faced Kersey Overcoate for. ‘Young man, measure your chest. We bave ANTED—BY A opecach measuring 3O in, 31in., 32 in, and aed 38 inches. pits. €15 Satin-faced Blue Beaver for. Velvet collar; ouly sizes, 30 and $11.50 Brown Melton Overcuats for. . 96 Velvet collar; only sizes, 30 and 31 inches. 810 Brown Mixed Cheviots for.... ‘Velvet collar; sizes, 31 and 33 chest. 810 Broken Plaid Overcoats for. ‘Velvet collar; cheat measures was SITUATION AS CHAM We competent woman with vst referenc NTED-SITUATI N BY A GERMAN GIRL AS | HSgyersid and plaiu sewing S00 O we a, y EADQUARTERS — POSTTIONS Wr ienict Cuamberuaide: Waltons. Lanes. aud Nurses Seamstrons. Wen Waiters.O oka Conchimens $10 Pea or Reefer Jackets for... 85 otis = = Butlers, SAM'L A. COOMBS, O26 Fst. mw@. jao7-20" ayes ee ee ANTED—BY A WHITE WOMAN (I Isif) A $10 Chinchilla Reefer Jackots for... 96 00 | Woisce to do renoral hou ework: cau give good ro Flannel lined; for boys ® to 12 years. ferences. ApIY at 1330 Bt i z Z rANTED—BY A COMPETENT COLORED WO 915 Satta-taced Kerseys fo Winnett ope childs sftustion s+ cout in a Der 2 for 10 years: vate Fefereices. Call at 1018 14th st. 915 Bisck Chinchills Overcosts for. KINDS OF | For Boys 10,11, and 13 years, eg Wer loyems, refereiceuarateed to | $12.50 Gray Mixed Overcoats for. ..96 80 ‘BUREAU, 717 9thn Oy Boys of 10, 11, 12, and 18 years fitted. WANTED SLENOGRAPHE 812.50Blue Worsted Overooata for. oLyuric seromce i ‘Silked faced; 10, 12, and 13. ” ANTED—AN 2 orapening gal coat Ess $8.50 Melton Cloth Overcoats for... 4.84 60 perp ed pe ee Em mg Boysged 12 and 13 years, 1 each. Fe eee Gy Fostomee nage €15 Kersey Cape Overcoats for. fANTED SITUATIONS FO WHITE AND CoL- WSKED cooks, maids, bos |W Soom peat for same. x rc JOU! ag, pasate cently Wl ba FOR See pe WWSEEP OR Kor OS SERLIn Fs Baie ei fiat web sis 7 a mn Cooke. Siew WOLEASD THOMPSON, 1313 ain FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS r CARE BOX, ith pole and Sahar a Agent for Steinway, Bebriug & Gabler Pianos, Fa sane POR SALE-X SELES ‘DID wil. aod fixteres of old esta ils an yaninens. faunil. trade em wrocery store © SLEIGH AND 617 OF BELLS. ASK JOHNSON, oth and Bats nw. ‘SPLENDID CHANCE—THE STOOK, dotue a good bi Tablished | oniy cies) to SR ies Saari oe OR BALE-@2 Eee between ¥ ata Fo sr Parecs SAFE, 5 fine jecossary capital need o*. NE, : eek iy WILL BUY A PANEL Covre Tae "hipiy vt Koon Sa ty Dest and 2 pa. 2aear WIRE PROOF sare, < CHEM a POR SALY-THIRTY SHARES OF WADESBORO Stone to stock. a fue Me CHLEN & BAICHELDER, 1223" st mw Fra Va Horses: one F° JOR SALE— ‘Ten head of Horses, Just arrived from among retcome Sve Coupe ead Gorrisgs ark Dappie Gray. 16 Blacks, 16 hands high: two vers fine saidle Horses, JOHN SIMMONS, Prop ; 311 12th st aw. 5 LE-A rom ‘and in wood Fat a 050 we: _,SALE—A NECESSITY-WEPSTEI's U abridged Di | imoutily subser ictiowary, latest Wither KAMEN, eal NUMBER OF SM pion. a¢ standard. price. For SALE-OVSTER AND GROCERY STAND, bie HERRON able. cial Office, 1. location. price reasob- Estate aad’ Commer: Sande, one pat beet edition Fe; SALE_—EXTRAORD: wonth in KRANICH & BAC] ‘ly used, ab cs Sita FoRseat COST—ONE FT. $700: Goupe Rockaway he. R SALE—BROUGHAMS, COUPES AND ‘fro: for 8) stock. JAS. K. fake roo, mg = ra UO woud um _ Ss, ibe, A. POUND, ‘toil and Seitz. is ase ‘ane aways for private use: made by best makers; in brime order and at one-half oryriual cost. also, car- JOR SALE—CALIC Fone: #25: Con change writer. Capital Cycle ‘New Vork av R SALE—TWO VERY ELEGANT BARGAL and wagons 356 Pa ave. Ww GooD or ‘will ex PAPEL TYPEWRITER, bia Bicycle, wil or. 301 Fone brian and very sweet tone, nusratcent Parlor gurivt.crand Pano, rosewood ¢ ined, arse wize, short fine. ir iu oat ‘ean be |ALE-SINGING BIRDS. BIRD ‘God Fish, Aquariums, and Foal ‘Assortment i the cit SLOKE, 12th st.. two doors south of Pu. ave, G25-1n t volume aud ught very low of paymignts oF cash, or will exchauiee ats eve fu jor old Piano, We make a eres: ~pecialty of exchapa- hand-ouely used but Ct al “<hatare Pianos, 8 B25 ty £100 better | ‘OUF saving to you is alw: suMbiver Steticlass house. Lietgetou, rout Oe TPS tu exerent onder. or suly 8 0 per wae ea rare barat az Ti aNG Excuance, eb AND sU'SCHMIDS BIR FOE SALESENCYCLOFEDIAN. JAMES PARTON the ecle Bistorian and bi “thal iu every house where there is placed a: tous Cyclopedia It ts like seuding the whole tamily to cole Texe.""‘This work, all the volumes, can’ be obtained at | cuce on stall moutuly payments by addressing Box 129, Btar oitice. cos 1 aud prtee List, nly. JOR SALE iE “OTTO” GAS ENGINi Guires no boiler, avoids all expeusive a ‘Le late of ume , no banding of fuel. Send, “se stoudasoe, 'D. GALLAUF, Ageut, 751 7that" KR SALE_NE! Feats , CLEAN LIVE-PICKED BED- lde. a pound; the the orders by wail walters, bowsenen, ‘Agen 4, 5, 6, 0047. * | ea rained yowekoepere tg iat £12 Cassimere Coachman Cape Overcoats. a Double breasted ; yeara, 6, 7, 8, and. Wi iow. chambersiani. ‘watress-a, Inundress a, 5 Brok ‘ures, butlers, coschinen. nen 015 Broken Piskd Gupe Ovwecate, +6 80 | seamstresees, Wir references 618 Tihet. nw. 24-4 5G WAN 3. $15 Gray Fug Chincha fe epee WANTED--ROOMS. SaWANTE MS \VANTED—FURNIGRED AND UNFURNISHED “he ay ert, oP acacl gan LERENPEe eats nt tare ese Hoi RENAN RSENC ots Ria B58 $12.50 Double-Breasted Blue Beavers for. For Boys 5, 7, or 8 years, $12.50 Brown Kersey Overcosts for. Fitts shtsnaated Book and stattonesy tort ber chauce. Address Penusylvanis 5:6. Fancy capes; belts: ages. 4.7.8, 10. $12.50 Stripped Cassimere, capes, for. Belt and Buckle; ages, 5, 6, 7, 8. WANTED—LOTS. ; STED—UNIMPROVED PROPERAY IN EAST W "i Tare and small quantities for cus. $10 Plaid Cape Overcoats for.. tomer Mfast have is soom. 1807 ¥ at. pris ‘leach for boys 5 and 6 years old. & KAMEY. _4 ~ $10 Mixed Cloths, capes, for. )-MISCI oF ; Boys aged 4, 8, and'@ youre, WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS 89 Wear-Resisting Overcoats for. 1 ANTED 1 70 RENE Leach 3, 6,7, 8,and 9 years, shop: anyone bar! $10 English Stripes, faucy capes. Brom 10, Vegnon Kow. [TED—TWO O (REE COUNIEL ED-TWO OB THI ee Guitar, 50 gen SLICE “waits. beret YANTED-TO GIVE PIAN hour: OF wu Gomato teach, Address SMBS. ‘out o27 Rat SREY ait COLLECTORS_I WISH TO ‘D—STAMP $10.50 Plaid Cheviots, large capes. Wa. stamps for Department stamps: For a Boy aged 4 years, Exrottive: Just ce, Navy paracular.y wanted: vo Wits offers and acy where can see stains. Addross 7.50 Light Brown Cloth Overcoste Box 100, Star office. c* * Only sizes, 3, 5, and 7 years, -ANTED—SUME SHELLABARGER, GRAPHO- Phone, natype, and ie and waraber Boned asin, star ofies. Flannel lived; ages, 4, 5,7, ‘89 Brown Check Cassimere for. Belt ; ages 4 to 10 only 1 each. ‘87.50 “Pepper and Salt” Overcoats... Ages, 5, 6,7, 8, and 9 fears. 85 Plaid Cloth Overcoate for. TED—' OUR BUTTERINE AT 22 CENTS Wound." Bocsa’e get raucid: keeps better tus: t tio quarauteed of money rec Only 2 in stock: sizes for 8 years. Butter; at —— eee hate Rorthern Liberty’ - ri -FURNITURE. \THEE BE! ay. INT" ry T Ware ores, clot. oF ou mare tacts! “Iie highest cash pricse paid. Address BAUM. 2iv sw 25 Uy ANTED — FAMILIES oe PERSONS Fill do SURTEBER, "1017 17th at Sa-The list of Overcoste has taken the space of other things. Double as many Boys’ Suits made up of Eng- Fe SALI buriness. can jor store liquor arranyed so 8 and dweding very Mluirdiate purchaser acebtngs apply to ut. 1926-3 uGAR Ycaah see ter. BGtairess rosition ba dew the eA Palais. to; elt dhe south G0 fect ‘cau be transtered: be sold in ten ‘tes im the cit: front ng 1 WisHine TO AVOID THE ut ou the linotype stuck may fin ‘4 limited quanuty by sddressing ‘LA PE. Star office, stating price, Which mist be lo s omen se Fe SALE-MAGN- TO TELEPHONE. SHELL bare Car, Automatic Gus, age aud all divid. cnd-peviuee CHASE, P. ne Ww tocuiue pectret® after Sptalning Kuss = = “3 ‘bumtneks satisfactory. “Address HE ©. Pueamal ‘st THE RIGGS Ust. nw. Je ALF INTEREST FO. Box deur ‘CORNER GROCERY PROVISION ‘ore, doit positively @ #tRictly cash to get retail License; cheap; will be sold to i, FARNSHAW, Tite aud M LEONE HUNDRED SHARES OF PER ou Heat abd Light riko. Gun Carri nd, Bonds J Banker LBbitt louse, STED_WILL Pay vai or first-cieas looariow: tat lance ‘and wood average trade, Addzoms Box DRUG STORE WITH LONG LEASE feet Pa 2B " ‘Lot 4 end part or lot an iz ratia ave and D ate. smmuedintely Fins. oval by se eet, or will € of location and doi days, “Addrses st north of | UGH & CO., 1405 Fst ba ota HN E BEALL Egmatable "Morwage Go. bearing 6 per cent interest, payat anuuslly, for any, amount, always on ve-tore. “These mortgages are guaranteed compen; & CO, AGINTS FOR Tak Capital, | $2.00, 1,000. ple Seni Boptatiger Murch; | Mah Disgonals, Scotch Tweeds, Irish Serges, Kilt Suits of genuine Scotoh Plaids. The following is the range of prices for SUITS. ETG. my ieee & ‘wim ENEE-P: SUITS, ‘Btar office. ras 2 -WELLS DUG, BORED 4 to 14 yeare—pricas 82.36 to 98.80. WW Sica see eek pen eae LONG-PANT SUITS, Sane pitty 13 to 18 yeare—pricec $5.40 to $10.75. Sie eral ee : mai is BND te Oona. (08d Knee Pants.....ssoversseeessn-cseerse TOG 006140 | (except Maryland). a Extra Long Pants....,.sccccsssere saseesersnees 8 to SS ‘All Polo Caps go at 100. a= OR RENT—inel 0 SF NW. 5 furvished for Licht Lournk omt cttidron , e floor rooms: hrivate luent (or houmekee) ius JOR RENT—UNFUR: ‘or im fate. house 3226-3 Febraary 1x changed. 1521 14th st, RENT—1ARGE. oom, beet, iebt, #: abie for gendetan aad st now FOR Rt zi ly fa joor bd port Seusior or FOS to od Bished frout ry water, and < fe. Dear ie ssutiary plan alent mzd-3e KR RENT_T ys AY two on eccond and one on Dati reat $10 per month, ‘OR RENT—611 ‘ortpe Dubie and Wiegs suite of Rooma, cine FoLaesiea cma. OR RENT—ZWO OR Biri Stecnd Boon tien ar wnibowt scee" private fansliy ENT — THREE hOows oO ‘Well furnished, «1. suite or ain. can be meet LARGE wou om ak a ATING everal south trot Bye at Ward tn Fee. “To ba ‘edule ot) JOR RENT AT REDUCED RATES. NICELY FCR- Bisbed rooms, rei and second Goins es suite of ne vids Fesiden ft chase Pension Nw, 7 se oF parlorw a south drome Nise time. references Weer Thosnes Circle ant Wi LL-FURNISHED F 226 ENT_1216 1 WTREET—THGPL MAND. commacating rooms ANDSOMELY FUR- $B expowure, est, for two. oF went it Line of cars; reut morlorni jade-3e" Ecor, 1124 Team. ALF SQUARE infurniebed room Jor; gaa, water an. HED With oF Withoat board. 1} JOR KENT—# NISHED lange parlor tis! Wed fom ou Jat oor inclu iu sha eas loot. Also, another larare bed 3 for wentieman on lore, en suite or suitable for wen 1th wt. uw Waew th oor Mithout board TiS 1Sth NT—OFFICES. _ FOR R) RK RENT—A FINE iu McGowan Buildine ¢ GRAY & CO., 622 F iy I st. suite of three rosins on fret ferences + ach onwed, i FOR, BENT USEAR CEAMEERLATY's, CHOICE Tooms, single oF en suite. sonth oor.” 328 ap. ELEGANTLY FUR oor. also, Third fluor ‘reternoes ja sien JOR RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAR “mingle. also. _ Pioamatit bait ene “or wfthout bo Rint fuitable for oor os Sve ere “ Psa Fs RENT—OFFICES—[N OU NEW BUILDING ‘all conveuienices, gieata beet. me Tihs 1-6 OTR ache. ___FOR_RENT—STORES. OR RENT—STORE. 14th st a... ern thi proverme Por, Rev nn te room store, 1. chamber, teed 461 FORBES Three {three burses to livery. Horwe 3826-30 20k KENT-AN OLD store, No. : NS a ae xtures: oh Fi Ley on 16h st. 1, Sat from $350 to #500 each, G10 per mouti .6 per cen \uterest information apply WESCOTT & Fy 2 w oF Fe. cheap it box 96. OR SALE—1 HAT and several beaut: foot alley aud 18th sts uw. near sacrifice to quick purchasers, Easy terms, 444: ‘Star yffice. r between L and Ml, cheap if sold at ouca FE OR SAT bounded by 1éch. horthern lunite of Mt, Pi fue purposes this than’ uuy other iat Sidewalks, cas, sowers, wuchbors, scbools. aud churches the city. BENS. P. DAV! coutat, for winter; terme €5 er’ mouth Tn AE; 8 LOTS ON P sr NEAR IT ley, 00 rede, eeserean, sc! \‘LeL0T eNO 2 Takom within the mest two wecks. Addrews tar wtlice. DWELLING AT 1098 23 cooms, with all ud squice 163% 14th wt. yall -& AUTIFUL NEW STORE, 1008 coneretod cellar © store; lance brick ‘stabs. and N. & i ae we Also, due ‘ave. RENT —STABLE—2 STALLS, CAL RIAGE bones, &c yall in good in stable in Cox's alley, or will take “Also, for ssl aT. Vak ABLISHED PEED et town, DC, w th per month” RA PHILLIPS.” 142% aT & WILCOX, 1b07 NORTHWEST, 22x13) FEET Of street, will be sold EW FURNISHED HOUSE located lota between 17th. sadary, “Will well at eat i. cast vide, Gti DRED LoTs iN sBCTION 16th, and Boundary sts. and For tiinvediate bull Ob presente. @r stew earn Tauproved sree d street ruilrosd. Goo a ‘Bne eitow ix The E LOT, FACING WASHING ina very dour aie PLOR SALE—NIGEST BUILDING LoTs is THE soutewnt herd ‘abd sveyue care in full view: gent) treat, strect ofl ips 17 feet front “exch. oe iba avenue abd Loui #t. price frm @ snd e050 10 6 Bu cach ” Don't tall to sue ote if you want sea do you will ecret Rigeahi back of each hot’ “ ee ROOM NO. 3, $225.30" 613 Fat, } LE-FIVE Lots ON CORCOKAN ST, } BR ee ate V CiLity of the exteusive imiprovetotite about to lerscaumouee. ‘iu that eine t ‘Au exveiieut caus t9 SORE CROED a P seco awe peese PLOT 388i SEA dete ot Mt Pleasant tor #500 ut Ob Whituey aVo., wear 2s Lanier Heiguts 2c. per KEY, Gos 14h on © Fe SALE-A RARE CHANCE TO k100 ON COMNECTICCT Se sates ST bara, Aprar foot seas Boe “SME Eki ronp, 14z3ig Fat — VERY Di BLE CORNER LOT pC gt RE ey STARLEEDY RING E ope Ries ‘SALE—CHEAP- | eis ree ‘LOTS AT FOREST GLEN, foot, if sold betore me Pe me) “TRVESTNENT OF | ios ‘ and BOARDING. ————— a . & 00. MANUFAC. STED — BOARDING AS E ROOM 4 are gene wicket plating Vf muna 8d wttein good part of city: Give petces gee poendig, 208 Soldgy altimore, | address BUX 135, Star Stice. ica wa Fopiets® “—¥ FIXES DINING Roo us, EIGHT Lange NicELY FRom inked roots inonthy, wit WASTED. Gameysiokupw that tguarautce focure | witout board: board $3 per feel st00'K sc ast SUBURBAN PROPERTY. HAVE 550 ACRES OF CHOICE LAND ADJOIN- ing Gen. al sel: all ee Weatiemarak, a Rea ie a vi v 26-f.m,w.3m ERY Vi x VALUABLE belt: 7 ete ieee ‘BROS, 1319 F st. PALAIS ROYAL. ‘A. LISNER, Sole Propristor, 18 ‘COR, Pa. AVE AND 19TH ST. Bin. Boat