Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1888, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR, | Tx Beer Is Auras Desmams, [Inn Axo Grisax Liners WASHINGTON: SATURDAY ebrunry 4, 1985, bena fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that of all the other daily papers here added together. eS ‘The so-called “board of supervising inspectors of steam vessels” ought to have its name changed. It should be styled “the advisory board in behalf Of the Interests of steamer companies.” Some days ago Mr. F. A. Richardson made a forcible and quite conclusive statement before the board 4m regard to the utter inadequacy of life. Doat accommodations on steam passenger vessels, based on facts within bis own knowledge. He urged that the board should give the subject earnest consideration, with a view toa remedy of the evil. In the discusion that followed the startling concession was made by members that boats on ocean steamers rated at seventy and eighty passengers are not capable of carrying more ‘than forty. Mr. Richardson recalled a previous con- versation with Gen. Dumont, supervising Inspector general of the Doard, In which the General said § was conceded that not one of the great steamers ‘which bear precious freight between the shores of Europe and America carried anything Uke enough oats and rafts for accommodating Its passengers ‘and crew in case necessity compelled abandon- ment of the ship. This testimony before the Doard can be corroborated by every intelligent traveler by the great ocean steamers, who notes at ‘once the utter inadequacy of the trifling supply of Doxts to accommodate the vast numver of passen- ers—frequently one thousand or more per steamer in the busy seavon—tin case of disaster. Yet the board tn their report before adjourning yesterday, while admitting the inadequacy of oats on the great ocean steamers, have nothing to offer by way of remedy, and on the other hand they take the astounding position in betalf of the Steamer companies that a regulation Mmtting the number of passengers to the capacity ‘Of the boats they can carry would work a serl- ‘ous restriction upon commercet This is of a piece with the other allegation by the board in be- haif of the companies that the use of water-tight Dulk-heads in modern iron and steel steamships makes them at least 50 per cent safer than tne ships of twenty years ago. As a matter of fact ‘the so much vaunted bulk-heads have proved any- ‘thing Dut water-tight on emergency, and are altogether quite as iittle to be relied upon as the ‘oats, In case of disaster. EE A phase of the copyright question which will strike most non-professional minds as novel has beea interesting the bar of Boston lately. The owner of the copyright of the popular song, “Cradie’s Einpty; Baby's Gone,” sued the publish- er of ap edition adapted for the mechanical or- guinette for infringement of copyright. ‘fhe pub- Itsher defended himself on the ground that the yonsie prepared tor an orguinette consisted of rollsof p.per with holes of various sizes and shapes punched through ft at intervals, whereas the music protected by copyright consists of a printed sheet. ‘The court recognized the distinc- tion, It 18 a rather subue on forall that. An owner of a copyright book would, on the same principle, have no cause of action against an in- Iringet who resorted to phonograph matrices as & means of publishing a pirated edition; und yet, should the phonograph come into general use, thé phonograpite edition might completely kill the ordinary printed edition, because nine persons ‘out of ten enjoy hearing a book read better than taking the trouble to read it themselves. There Would be no intrinsic difference between this case and that of the orguinette. An orguinette is an instrument contrived for the purpose of saving persons the trouble of learning to play on an ordi- Bary orcan or metodeon. It requires only the ad- justment of a roll of punched paper and the turn- ing of a crank, and the melody can be ground out of it by the hour. ‘The puonograph, by a process outwardly identical, will talk for any length of {ime in response to the insertion of tin foil ma- trices and the revolution of a crank. It is evident that etther the copyright lawsof the United States ‘Will Bave to undergo a good many changes tomake ‘Way for the newest devices of science, or else authors and publishers will have to resort to some other means of protection. <a ‘The striking minors of the Shenandoah City and ‘West Shenandoah collieries made a very bad blun- der tm assaulting the “seabs” and the police last night. If they are curious to know why, they have only to look back over the history of labor strikes im this country for the last twenty years, and they will find the rule has been invariable, .at the resort of strikers to violence has resulted Im disaster to the strike. No longer ago than in the | Spring of 1886, when the great southwestern rail | road strike had demoralized the stock market and made everybody feel desperately blue, the policy of Martin Irons prevailed over the more prudent counsels of other ieaders, and the frst actual out- break in East St. Louts produced bloodshed. This ‘Was the signal for a complete revuision of feeling ‘among the nervous speculators of the east. They knew that the strike was doomed, and the market Degan to strengthen and prices togo up from the hour the news arrived. What Wall street pro- eveded on here was the lesson of universal expert. ence—that, in a country like ours, where every man has a right to earn his living by honest labor, any attempt to prevent him by brutal methods is ound to bring down upon Its authors the full and crushing weight of the law. That mens dnt one thing, for the power of organtzed justice ts greater than the power of a mob, every time; and when the violent element has voluntarily diawn the line ©f demarcation between Itself and the law. abiding element, and the police authority of the state as once distinctly asserted itself in defense of law and onder, the death-knellof a strike hag soundal, er | ‘The Suggestion of a sacrifice to public Dulldings | of what remains of Judiciary Square 1s again pre- | sented in connection with the proposed post-oMice building for Washington. The city needs a new | post-office badly enough, every one will adaut, and the proffer of a site on Judictary Square would be a terribie temptation. But, for all that, such a | sive should not be thought of for an instant. | Washington cannot afford to abandon the princi- ple of protecting the parksand reservations which kive the city Its characteristic picturesque beauty, even whea so substantial a bribe as this is sng. gested. The national capital must carefully guard those attractive features of Its plan which give It ‘& World-wi \¢ reputation, and sield nothing tothat ‘spirit which would build up the parks with such monstrosities as the Pension Omice building, or devote them to railroad tracks, stations, and stor- age and freight depots. a Cheap postage is at a discount in Congress. The Tlouse increases the rate on certain ebeap litera. ture, and the Senate committee reports against a One-cent letter rate. Cheaper letter Postagy ts sure © come without reference to whether the Post- ‘OMice Depurtmnent is self-supporting or not at the me ‘he change ts made, and the successful advo entes of the decrease will enjoy popular favor. A Word to the wise ts suMficient. $< ‘The President in his revised civil service rules Goes not require reasons for dismissal to be Med, ‘and Commissioner Edzerton claims to be a bigger man than Commissioners Overly and Lyman. The pubile demands for its own satisfaction an exten ‘sion of the rules which shall cause wo be determined ‘from time to time by compulsory examination the Pelative sizes of the Civil service Commissioners, —— A strong showing in behalf of the proposed tenaial anniversaries in Washington th 1880 aed Is02 and the permanent exposition of une three Americas Was made yesterday before the select committeeof the Senate. The prospects of the wuceess Of the project are excellent, Now Srawrep Lasexs. 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL NEW LINEN GOODS TO INTRODUCE SOME OF OUR NEW STYLES. and with certain inconsiderable exceptions, ‘THE BEST I8 ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. Kapectally te this so as to the Kind of clothes we wear, “Clothing is the adornment of the person. A tasty suit isa token of # certain innate refinement of gentility. TASTY SUITS ALL THE WAY FROM 86 TO $30.50 ARE ALWAYS OBTAINABLE AT VICTOR E. ADLER'S ‘Ten Per Cent Clothing House. “A good thing, if it be « neoded article, te Detter than « poor thing.” In no sense does this apply more strongly than in the matter of Ciothing. and when the opportunity is afforded ‘You of purchasing & good garmentat s less price than is usually charged fors good one, you mus$ be very blind to your own interests if you fail to make proper use of said opportunity. @00D, ALL WOOL OVERCOATS, WITH SILK FACINGS, $4.73. $6, #6 98, UPWARD, VICTOR E. ADLER'S ‘Ten Per Cent Clothing House. “Poor Clothes are a sign hung out telling our ‘friends that life 1s going hard, and we may want to borrow @ dollar.” Therefore don't wear POOR CLOTHES, it won't cost you 8 penny ‘more to wear GOOD CLOTHES, provided you make your purchases at VICTOR E. ADLER'S ‘Ten Per Cent Clothing House. “It is worth any young man’s while to regard his proper clothing as one of the PRIZES of lif” Our Mammoth Establishment is filled almost to overflowing with just such prizes. Thete are no biinks. You have simply to Stretch forth your hand and grasp them, VICTOR KE ADLER'S Ten Per Cent Clothing House, 927 and 929 7th st n.w.,cormer Massachusetts ava. Strictly One Price. Open Saturday Until 11 p.m. 4 SS, A ss AA era aa or SB oe BE gs Sss8 HoH ‘oo EEE Sss5 Will be continued ‘one week longer. OUR BARGAIN SALES ARE WELL KNOWN TO Be GENUINE, AND AL- READY EXCEED OUR EXPECTA- TION. IN THE BUSTLE OF THE FIRST WEEK'S SALES THE CHIL- DREN WERKE SOMEWHAT NE- GLECTED, AS WE HAVE A GREAT MANY BARGAINS TO OFFER IN CHILDREN’S SHOES AS WELL AS IN SHOES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, WE WILL CALL THE SECOND WEEK OF THE SALE THE THIS IS AN UNUSUAL OPPORTU- NITY TO SECURE GOOD SHOES AT LITTLE cost. ARTHUR BURT & CO, B2Sematu3m «1211 F ST. N. W. 3 3 qt wz074 at eco, ‘oo 200, Cc) texxnwe es ae af} < aoa | wae’ Sq Banas Bopp g = <<e4 “40 3 son ved & RREET = CT at ad nem = EI > > = RR Rg : % FI gE ae cco, ‘000! 8 T ? 5 3 r R R gi g K I ee oo” 5 meee Prue ae at ad 8, Rx ® % * q Saas = ® 424 Rta 425 fo) < 5 5 att a3. FI meee rarer se 4 =. wegrg We have just received, direct from the Manu- facturers, alarge invoice of ROGERS & BROS". KNIVES, FORKS AND SPOONS. ‘Their quality needs no word of praise from us, THE TRADE MARK ap 1847, ROGERS BROS.’ a1, ioe sufficient guarantea, You have never seen the “ee Prices equalled for this TABLE KNIVES, PLAIN HANDLE, $1.89 Doz. TABLE KNIVES, SATIN HANDLE, 8189 % Doz pLESSENT KNIVES, PLAIN OK SATIN, 81.89 3 DESSERT FORKS, PLAIN, 7.49 % Doz. DESSERT FORKS, CHASED, $2.69 % Doz. punDiOn PORES, PLAIN OB CHASED, $2.60 TEA SPOONS, PI.AIN OR CHASED, 81.15 Dox, TEA SPOONS. OXYDIZED, 81.49 % Doz. DESSERT SPOONS, PLAIN OR CHASED, $2.49 5 DESERT SPOONS, OXYDIZED. $2.79 Doz. TABLE SPOONS, PLAIN, 82.40 3 Dos. TABLE SPOONS, CHASED. $2.60 5 Dos. TABLE SPOONS, OXYDIZED, 82.79 3 Doz. COFFEE SPOONS, PLAIN OR SATIN, $1.15 % Dom. COFFEE SPOONS, OXYDIZED, $1.49 3 Doz. ‘We guarantee these Gvods to be exactly as repre- sented. EXTRA PLATE ON HARD ROGERS BROS". A 1, WHITE METAL. Decorative Painting taught at our roomus, Terms GOe. yer lenson, of $3 per month of eight lessona. Fine Art Embrvidery and Crocheting 50c. per lesson. Brew lines of all Kinds of Worsted and Germantown re- ceived. ‘Paimtiog and Fine Embroidery Work to oder. & OPPENHEIMER & BRO, ‘New Building. 514 9th street u.w., bet. K and F. J.C. Horcarsox. IMPORTER, DRESS TRIMMINGS pay _f3 __ 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE T° °° PSK foes corre BOTTOM FRICES. SMITH & WARDWFLI, 705-707-709 Market Space. New Tsou Suxs. BREW SCOTCH GINGHAMS. NEW FRENCH SATTEENS. COLORED SILK WARP HENRIETTAS. ALL-WOOL HENRIETTA, LATEST SHADES. BLACK HENKIErTas, wOARGAINS IN BLACK CAMELS HAIR AT 65c., yn al HELIOTROPE SHADES AT OSEAN Bay BP MARGE EOC BRIS REPO AM" bRhs SEED EESS 4-28 W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pennayivanis avenue. (One Price. » AD BANCE YELVETS LESS THAN RANG. ie, Set akS uy Dy wont Ae Be STS f “1. aE ener, SA J ata AND WHIT- scrOntN PRICES” 0! a ‘sR WRAPS AND SES ATER ste WHERE ET WAEE GE thiercae Bevis ING OF PRICES. BRICS FOR, (27 PLAIN FIGUKES AND SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Pennsylvania ava, cor. 9th st. Established 1840. ey Panwnrms Srone 928 7th st. and 706 K et nw. CARHART & LEIDY Will offer this week the following Ines of Spring Goods: New French, eet a A trscclans ine of Dowestic Gingham, ‘White Goods of all kinds, © eVictorts bawne, Pisid bog and Also, 9 fall unp ot ‘Hamburs Swiss and i en ee all wi ‘of Flounc- of rsa Gos paces at pet ait Winer Block ‘miuat sell, SrAew thie left tn Winter Underwece will be sold SILKS. SILKS. SILKS, Silk Dey it vod 1 a tqiermont desipable thin fa Black auld “Gojered Gros Grain Silks, Sating Surabs, Hhadames, kc, all of which will be sold a Goode of al ae. We have Fn RS ok scriptions, a ‘ight We make, SF Feeaticy Hack “Goods kn all the ‘mont den Just recvived one car-load of freshly imported Mat- tinge: will be sold very cheap. ‘j CARBART & LEIDY, ‘928 7th and 706 K sts. nw. Crosixe Ovr Sure or MEN'S FINE FURNISHING! ANOTHER GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF HALF HOSE. Alot of FANCY MERINO HALF HOSE, 9% inches, formerly sold from $1 to $1.38, reduced to 7c. per pair. MERINO AND CASHMERE HALF HOSE, all sizes, in Plain and Fancy Colors, formerly sold at 75c., re- duced to 50¢. per pair. Heavy and Medium Weight MERINO AND SCAR- LET CASHMERE HALF HOSE, all sizes, formerly sold at $1 and $1.13, reduced to 75c. per pair. RIBBED MERINO, SCARLET CASHMERE, AND GRAY LAMBS' WOOL HALF HOSE, formerly sold at €1.50 and $1.62, reduced to $1 per pair. PURE SILK, SPUN SILK,LISLE THREAD, AND ©OTTON FANCY AND PLAIN COLORED HALF HOSE at greatly reduced prices. (ANOTHER REDUCTION MADE IN DRESSING GOWNS AND BATH WRAPPERS.) B. H. TAYLOR, 24-3 ‘933 Pennsylvania avenue. Borcuezzs SPRING LEAF TEA, at 50 cents a pound. ‘What is said of it— Baltimote, Ma. “Thave dyspepsia and can drink no other Tes—Strange but no less true.” Kearney, Neb. “It is indispensible to a satisfactory breakfast.” Bold only at 1325 F stow. 1" Orvexixa or COTTON DRESS GOODS. 200 pieces finest quality FRENCH SATEENS, in new designs and colorings; imported by us and select- ¢d to the wants and requiremeuts of fashion. REAL SCOTCH GINGHAMS in endless variety, from 25. to 50c., 1m elegantatyles, INDIA PONGEEs in new styles just opened. ALL-WOOL HENRIETTA CLOTH in all the latest shades, with VELVETS to match, =” SILK WARP HENRIETTAS in new colors. MOIRE SILKS in latest shades, BARNESLEY TABLE LINENS and NAPKINS. Special bargains in BLACK ALL-WOOL CAMEL'S HAIR, 42 inches wide, at 65c., worth $1. BLACK AND COLORED SILKS at lowest prices, ‘M. SHUSTER & SONS, ‘919 Pennsylvania ave, 7 One Price Kassas Ci Frrsr Monrasce NOTES FOR SALE, Thave from $15,000 to $25,000 im First Mortgage Coupon Bonds forsale, They are absolutely safe and ‘will be sold so as to net purchaser ten per cent per an- num. Title guarenteed. I have algo facilities for Placing amounts from $300 upon good first mortises at eight per cent interest. Correspondence solicited. WILLIAM H. PARET, ‘Beat Estate axp Note Bzoxer, fw Havixe Just placed som large orders for Framed Pictures, our old ones must be sold to make room for them. We offer them at cost for thirty day, Among the new ones will be some exquisite gems, aud many OURS EX- ULUBIVELY. y ms JOHN F. PARET, aw 918 Pennsylvania ave, Kansas City, Mo. G{REAT Bancain IN SHIRTS. ‘money SHIRT FACTORY, 1002 ¥ at. ff. can and Saint rae 835 Tay VENUE. i028 Guxrs Suis Scounsp see eee cass tres ot 31-6 a, BRANCH BALTIMORE 10¢ ‘Visitors té the Palais Royal “Opening” this week eed hot be told of the busines done, Tt was phenom: onal. Thanks for your confidences and patronage- ‘Thanks for your praise of the Store and the goods ‘That you should have had cause to complain of over- crowditig we regret, Anticipating a very brisk demand for the Remnante—the outcome of such a busy “Open- Ang” week—we hope you will try and call early Monday morning. Lace ANTS RUFFLING. At the time of writing this advertisement the Store is so crowded with visitors that the advertising man finds it Linpossible to obtain details from the buyer of assistants. Please be contented with the following in- formation: ‘THE PRICES VERY VERY LOW, ‘Nearly 200 Remnants of hand-made linen and Orien- tal Laces, suitable for Tidies and Fancy Work. ‘Over 100 Remnants Torchon, Medici, Florentine, Cluny and Smyrna Laces, in heavy and fine grades, adapted for Underwear. Neariy 100 Remnants—would do for necks and sleeves of Dresses; fine Orientals, Eeyptiang Valen- clennos, Fedoras, English Pointe, Chantilly, Spanish Guipure. aud Point d'Esprit Laces, Nearly 60 Remnants of hand-made Linen, Antique, and Florentine Laces, that would do for Curtains, Not 1 000. but over 500 Remnants of Ruchings, for ‘Neck, Sleeve, und Skirt. Some of the Neck Ruchings, in white and colored Crepe Lisse, Bolting-Cloth, Rib- bon, Silk Grenadine and Canvas, will surprise you a8 much for their beauty as cheapness, . A TABLE FOR THESE BARGAINS will be found adjoining Glove Department (rear of Store, No. 1119 Pennsylvania av-nue.) The regular Price, the reduced price, and the length will be plainly marked on each Remnant. ‘Please take hint from the following: 8 to 9 am.—Not busy. 9 to 10 a m.—People gathering. 10 to 11 am.—Getting crowded. 11 to 12 m,—Patience required. 12 to] p.m.—Crowded still, 1 to2 p.m.—Of to lunch. 2 to3 p.m.—Gathering again, B to 4 p.m.—Crowd thickens. 4 to5 p.m.—Who isn’t here, 5t0 6p m.—Where’s the crowd? It will be enpecially necessary to call early Monday, ‘an we intend disposing of all broken lote or handled goods at less than wholesale prices. ‘ SPECIAL NOTICE. As the supply of sizes gave out in Collars on Satur- day, we offer for Monday only the new supply at the same Souvenir prices, viz: LADIES’ 12340. LINEN COLLARS, 3 for 250. LADIES’ 124c. LINEN CUFFS, 3 pair for 25c. MEN'S 15c, LINEN COLLARS for Llc. MEN'S 25c. LINEN CUFFS for 19¢. Ladies, who were dissappointed in getting the 12c. Spot Veils for 10c., and Utopia Zephyr for Se. o7., oF the now shades of No. 12 Ribbons at 15c., are notified they may secure a supply Monday—Monday, not Tues- day. : THE re A bt - A pre gy Edy TT gS8s P28 Lon aa WB ss8 : ZJ A f RR 0 . AA L BR OO Yo Ma E R ER OO Y¥ 4 4 LLLL requests attention to the Special Sale of Hosiery men- toned in advertisement below. ss PPP, FRE cco m A 4b . oo = om AA OL s PPP ve 9 oH AA E Sgs5 Pp kee ‘Goo H 2“4S Luu SS3 A TL REE Ro fA OF E 4 iE F Ss a°A LLUL RER > MONDAY, FEB. 6TH. TUESDAY, FEB, 7TH. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 8TH. ‘The Palais Royal's sories of Special Sales for this mouth shall be worthy your attendance. As the new koods arrive they will be offered at spectal prices for three days. We hope thus toso quickly introduce the novelties that we shall be repaid for a temporary loss of profit. H HW 00° 588, IT HH oo § be HH 88 os i HH “oo” Sss8 it ‘New goods arrived this morning (nearly 1,000 dozen of hose). We quote the following Special Prices for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday: 35e. RIBBED BAL HOSE FOR 25c. ‘These are unbleached Balbriggan, and are recom- mended as superior in all respect~shape, appearance, durability, the best. ENGLISH INGRAIN BAL HOSE FOR 25¢. Black and all colors. Improved shape. Double heels and toca. Specially recommended for its good wearing qualities, 39¢. FANCY COTTON HOSE FOR 35c. ‘Checks, stripes and plain colors, in the various new desisgns and shades for early apring wear. 49c. LISLE THREAD HOSE FOR 44c. Fancy stripes in new shades, which are warranted fast colors. 55c. a pair would not be dear for them. 680. FANCY ENGLISH HOSE FOR 550. The new boot patterns and some fancy stripes in pretty combinations of black with new shades of sreeus, lilac, blues, reds, &c. 89c. RIBBED LISLE HOSE FOR 760, The beaut!fully—delicate colors of these stlk-like hose ‘will captivate your eye and thus your pocketbook. 980. SILK AND COTTON HOSE FOR 85e. You would think them all silz. They'll last twice as Jong as all-silk or all-cotton hose. The colors of the fancy atripes are new and pretty. $1.50 SILK-FINISHED LISLE HOSE $1. Boot patterns and stripes. Genuine French goods, you can plainly see by the styles, the shades aud the shape of the hose. $1.98 SHELL-PATTERN HOSE FOR @1.50. Wonderfully and delicately beautiful. Apparently. 80 frail but really sostrong. Silk finished. ‘THE WONDERFUL CHILDREN'S HOSE FOR 25c. Double knees, toes and heels. Derby ribbed, War- ranted fas. black. 93 dozen sold last week. ‘6 MEN'S HALF HOSE. ‘Tho new styles have not yet arrived, but we expect ‘them so soon we are almost giving away the old stock PALAIS ROYAL: | &. LISNER, Sole Propristor, COR, PA. AVE AND 12TH ST. WANTED—HELP. ae Lt ally, an in it we endeavor to give the news of ‘the etore in « cohcine and impartial manner, and Cor. 11th and F ste. nw. Moss New Forres Sams ‘Monday morning we shall place on sale another 100 pieces of Freres Koechlin's Cele- brated French Satteens,in the hand-omest array of attractive styles, and color combinations yet shown i Washington. Also full line of plain shades embracing; Berpent, Sapphire, ‘Cream, ‘Mahorany, Canary, Tan, Lavenaer, Nile, Lilac, Eevu, Pink, Heliotrope, Cora, Lt. Blue, Navy Blues, Olives, Lead, Grays, 25 AND 30C. PER YARD. ‘The delicate shades are very desirable for fancy drenses, for skirts to wear under lace for evening dresses, and such like purposes: being world silky-looking inexpensive fabric pro- (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, or. 11th and F sta, 2. Banos Ix Ware Goons. WOODWARD & LOTHROP will offer MONDAY MORNING the following extraordinary bargains: 50 Pieces 33-inch White and Ecru Persian ‘Lawns. Bold last seston at 21¢. ONLY 15¢c. PER YARD. 25 Pieces 40-inch White, Fine Grade, India Lineu, This quality sold last soanon at 200, ONLY 150. PRR YARD. 30 Pieces White Checked Nainsook. Superior quality, and sold last season at 300. and 360, ONLY 23c. PER YARD, Also & number of equally guod bargains in White Goods, (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Cor. 11th and F ate, n. Abvaxce Orrxixo Or Spaixa Goons. Monday morning, Fébruary 6, we shall open 8 few cascsof EARLY SPRING DRESS FABRICS In PLAIN SHADES, COMBINATIONS AND Bich oper wi ‘will embrace in part the following: eat ceo anne ie ES r, Sia ae Far Otte, Te ze. PLAIN SHADES—50-inch Ail-wool Shi in allthe early apriny abades, preter aud more popular tian € jUITINGS—H .ndsome line of 42-inch French Pin-atripe Su.tings in Gobel'n, Serpent, Choco- se gg 1Y, Lens, &, very choice COMBINATION ROBES_Fieven beautiful Patternseach containing the necessary quantity of in material, accompanied by sufficient Coe for making up in combination. Sonatitute thie sesegurs moet donmabie stain Bfnck-apd. Witte Dress GoodsWe haar ao petted a few very dourabs 4 a20-Wulte Guecked aud. Piaid Wool which are well worth the attention of tue trade. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ats. n. Howr-mve Towers, We have had made up in our work-rooms dare quantity o¢ LASS AND ROLLER TOWELS. These are made from go.d quality Crash and Towelling take fron. our stock and the difier- ence in price is so slicht you w.ll find it no Korat etyncmy 30 make thei youve $t and Glass Towels, 125 and 15c. each. a Towels, 25, 31, 35. 373, 40 and 45c. (Second floor.) WvODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts, iw. a Nee Ree Ree a Laws THE ome wate et ar heueht <_ WANTED—HOUSES, _ TO PURCHASE © Ra HOUSE Wr a bi taal ect to NTED—A FU! Hi ‘ANT! RECT FROM OWNERS BOUSES Wreks oC \bcbsea fore _WANTED_LOTS. WATE FINST-CLass WAIST AND Sxint 720 Steak nw, | CmPetent Mande Seed aguly. 1D CATERER, IMMEDIATELY. ‘at 737 13th st. n.w., to-nightand to mor- row (Sunday) and ‘ for two ladies will ‘be taken for rent. fa WANTED BY A LADY GOING TO NEW YORK, ‘a first-class colored or white Servant for general homwewary in family of two permous. Must be ood = mee laundress, Best city references. : ee ee E SEMMES & SUN, 1119 Pennsylvania ave aM WASTED GIRL TO DO PLAIN SEWING AND help with light housework. References absolutely necessary, Apply atli30 G8tRW. It WANTED PPRENTICE COMPOSITORS, either sex; wood reference. Also, Office Boy. en rofie. ae a fuse; to learn dhe manurecrerion jowsiy test e_mari weirs busi Besa’ musi come well recommended. “JOHANNES & TRWIN- O45 Feune: ave uw. ! ro Tig t eee al, Quis fabe ASS. 4 aces mutleman. 2p STEVENS NOVELTY CO.,717 Stat nw. “Se ANTED—C ANVASSERS, EXPERIENCID, ‘first-class new book, ready sale, sample -ma 1 commission, Address DIPLOMAT, a ‘ANTED LADY CANVASSERS TO INT: RODUGH: . bright and instruct en sale ‘Address DIPLOMAT. het septy eale: money rez % ANTED_SEVERAL INTELLIGENT MEN FOR ‘one month or longer. “Room i, ap stairs, 020 F 2. ‘ANTED, — COMPETENT, - EXPERIENCED feuts for Appieten's New Cycloywdinct Ainer Bigra; hy, alk volumes, 800 pages each itustrat- ed with fine atéel portraits and hundreds ob smaller pg eT a mn Pe APPLETON & CO. Fublisners, Agency, 437 7th at. n.w. Washington, D.C.14-30_ ‘ANTED-AN AMBITIOUS GENTL! MAN FOR ty ‘inour business: occasionally noe bat wood ret (816. Abpiy Aiondas, 10 im We WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUBE- family. Apply to 2210 F st. bet. work, sinall 4and6 p.in. sf Ww NTED—LADIES TO LEARN form of drese cutting arene « imadcy cutting and BrsT sys. Be: au apprentice wanted. Coch. Py each oma Fak VV ANTED—A SALESMAN TO MANAGE A CUS: tom, Taiiormg Departuent, one who has ex ence in the business.” Reference req ‘Ad Box 92, Staroilce. TT ANTED_A GOOD FEMALE COOK, AT 192: street n.w. Must have good city references. f ANTED—CALIGRAPH OR REMINGTON TYPE Writer. State lowest price for spot cash, Box 89, starcfhen Waaire t wHITE WOMAN TO COOK assist in housework in a small family; must b references, Cail at 231 Lst st. n.. 1 \WANTED—A LADY TO MAKE HERSELF GENER. ly wsefal large household of children: Ms salary"-and comfortable hone. Addtena, ith references, CHILDKEN, Star office WANTED SAN, VTELLIGENT. GENTLEM and Indy of rood address, to canvas for a Life lum A 10. previows knowiede of the business atatred ° at T. M. BURT, office No. 8, 482 La. ave. Vv VANTED-FOR SPECIAL Wo! ‘0 more) goo Business Men, both in capacity aud apresrance: wood terms offered aud steady employ Then "Apply Box 40, Bear office, "4 $y WEASTED=10-DAY COOKS, CHAMBER Joytient faruiehod. Also, god can ecsors to ell mo Cifes SEEVENS' Euplojiate Burcaa, 717 Och wt WaAxTED-A FIR ACITOR FOR one of the best old live ite inmuraice copa yntieman speak’ nay prefert 1 Nedra ere Tee ale se TANTED—A MAN TO MILK AND DRIVE A MILE wagon, Inguireat 401 Sass. ave. n.w. at 30 am Or Borcuens, Ta Arrexriox Market. men, Store-keepers, Waiters and Oys- termien iscalfad eogar tine ot READY-MADE APRONS, Made on the pr mises men a wislte, weary doublesrarp Contes ie Tone different nizea, whicn we offer at tue low price 40c. EACH; PER iN. forders by mail trone ot dozen will re- ive equal atcentoes fOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 21th and F sta, nw. U3 Masvractcners Exos: Or LINENS. facturer keeps us supplied with “short ete” of Trinh iaens . fare mill ends of plece goods an run in lengths from one-half to six yards. Especial swear, chifdcen's wear and all purposes to winch Einens are unnelly pat. Equally. as desirable ‘as if out from the, 1d at least 10 to 20 per gent cheaper. 30. 35, 40, 45,50 aud ¢ floor, °° WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th: and F ste. tw. Gasp Scrervs Stock Sure. ‘Stock-taking has many advantages. It shows the profit or lossof the half year's business; shows what has sold well and what has not; shows the lines that need replenishing and the lines that need the “pruning-knife.” We take stock at the end of January because February ‘witnesses two important events in the retail dry goods trade, viz: the APPEARANCE of new spring and summer goods and the DISAPPEAR- ANCE of sil winter stock. As wecarry no goods Over, our entire stock of strictly winter atylee and febrics MUST BE SOLD THIS MONTH at a profit if possible, yet at a LOSS if necessary. You naturally expect bargains during Febru- ary, and you’ shall not be disanpointed. Read the following- SURPLUS STOCK OF DRESS GOODS. ‘We have about 90 Pieces of Winter Dress Goods, which we must dispose of this month, hence this reduction of 25 per cent, 90 Pieces 38-inch Fine All- Wool Dress Goods, in an almost endless variety of desirable checks, stripes, plaids, fancy mixtures, and plain shades. Never before sold for less than 50c. KREDULED TO 37}c. PER YD. Unquestionably the best bargain of somson. SURPLUS STOCK OF HOSIERY. ‘Cashmere Hose belong to winter, and must be sold this mouth. We take 25 cents off each pair to tempt you to buy them, if not for this, then for next winter. 18 Dozen Ladies’ Extra-Fine-Grade Cash- mere All-Wool Hose, Full Regular Made, in Navy Blue, Seal Brown, and Cardinal. Never the «before sold for less than 8734. REDUCED TO 620. PER PAIR. ‘These are conspicuously displayed ou @ cen- ter table in front of the Hosiery Dept., Main Floor. SURPLUS STOCK OF SILK HOSIERY. ‘Having purchased extensively in onler to se- cure them at @ low price, we find ourselves ‘overstocked, and to unload have taken one-dol- ilk Hose, all of the delicate evening shades, stimped with neat attractive parti-col- ored figures and polks-spota, double soles, here- tofore sold at $4.50. SURPLUS STOOK PRICE.........83 SURPLUS STOCK OF MENS’ HOSE. Laat=Fall we bought besvily of Mens' afty- ‘cant all-wool Hose and offered them eae bargain at per pair. They have sold fairly well. but we have too many, and to induce you to relieve ws of them more rapidly, we have marked them down to the low price of ‘R5{CENTS PER PAIR 0c. Hose for 25e; Colors, Navy Blas, Seal Brown snd Cardinal. Men can well afford to lay these aside for next season's wee, FRW “ODD" THINGS IN THE EMBROID- Japanese Fane, for decorating; from 50 to 25e, ““Baitnta Hand-painted Tidies, trom 91 to 50e. ‘“Fellste Hand-pllnted Aveous, trom $1 t0 600 Nothingham Lace Tidies, 7 to 0c. each. ‘ANTED-A_ MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN F general housework in small family, > miles country, good wages, Address 736 14th st. n.w. 12 WVANTED—A COLORED GIRL To Do Gi! housework, including ooking, washing and iron- ing, in small faiully: must come well recommended for honesty and trustworthiness: must qtay at niglit. Apply at 1205 Wat ucweaitgrOp.m. 2-5" ANTED — IMMEDIATELY — 2.000 14D ¥ Agents: grand new, rubb-r undergarment for females: $10 aday: proof free. Mrs. HF. LITTLE, Chicago, 40° ‘ANTED—BANJO LESSONS: CAN PLAY A little; prefer Sunc tor taking same. Address, stating terms, D. J. F., Star off te NTED-CERTAIN LADIES WISH TO Fowl club, for. wor rls, 3 exeningeach week for reading. “Each tnember to co! fribute' cents a mouth no other expense. All dea ing to join the club. will pl ‘uanies and Grtavea to Box 30, Star offce, 7 Rotice of fret meeting. y ANTED AT. ONGE-A WET NURSE: MUST nteel person, perfectly tresh: for new-born babe; uo other need apply. Call at 219 WASTED-A_ SETTLED, Woa but aGhoroumily compstant woman nesd apply, Bestot ; ‘apply, Feferences required. Cail at 1763 Pat-p.w,” f2-3t° JANTED-MAN TO TAKE THE AGENCY OF MV jacetaetate bel ae Sy oe 835. otver sizes, in) prol permanent businers at home. ‘These Safes meet a demand ‘ever “before moptied ther we wverned je Poo alise ‘SAFE CO, Oinchual, Ohio, wie WWANTED-A_MAN OF TEMPERATE HABITS located outside Washington to reprosent an old onse in his gection: salary to Degli, references, MAN J820-th&R Sw = WiTH GOOD _ SOPRANO i ADPLY at ST. JOHN'S WASTED—Bors, CHOTK-ROOM, loth and Ht ste. hw, Thesday and day evenings, 6::30 o'clock. Jal0-5tathas3m WWANTED_DUNDORE'S” EMPLOYMENT BU- Feau, copducted by ladies. Man and women, white trict 3a16-18t* and colored, for ail kinds of domestic labor. for and States, with reference. 717 M st. 0. WVANTED-LADIES TO LEARN THE ART OF dresscutriny by the perfect tatlor square with (the use of paper patterns; all dreftings door on go ds. 525 L1tnst nw. opposite Moses’. jal4"Lm ANTED_MEN, WOMEN, BOYS, AND GIRLS. {ocarn 20c, to 82 an hour at their own homes. no humbug: work is simple and eas. ‘Twenty, working Eenlen: am cuvelcheycoutaiipa’ sample of woods End ull sastrictions seut for TBe.* wo Belo pay” poate te 3. G. ROWELL & CO, Rudiand Ve ‘die ANTED—A DRESSMAKER IN EVERY FAMILY. Learners for Prof. CHRISTNER'S new “In- ternational Tailor System” with any inch-rule or fape-measure alone, as all” scientific tailors cpt. Patterns and materials cut, basted, di Mime. S. J, MESSER, “Conscrvatory of Fata.w. Washington, D. ~ WANTED-SITUATIO NS._ ANTED—POSITIONS FOR WHITE AND COL- W Shctinen and women coos, maida, narees, walt: in families, hotels, restau- rasemict, other hel fine *BULSHAM, 30-039 Fst awe Fanny ke FM BUN ANTED_AT, HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS Weer cooks. ‘Chambermnida, Waitrose, Laundress end tereee streas, Men Waiters. Cooks Coachmen, Butlers, SAM'L A. COOMBS,926 Fet.nw. 1t*” NTED—BY A COLORED GIRL “A PLACE AS ‘Altunberuald or nurse in a private faumiy. Adirocs orcall at 462 N et. uw. 1 ANTED_STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER c employment; terms Teasonavie. Address RELIABLE, Star ofbee. 143 FOR BAYGAIN: A’ oF without mall i tar office. a WANTED—A Lot—ca section of the city, wi Provements. “Adress W. B. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WANE? ma TNE, ADO, COMPLICATED Watches and Clocks to Repair at my resideac.¥24 Een. at iran than wenn prices: ail, work watraue 35 EAN experience. rime fremt door bell AL BRAMBALL (formerly of New York city). f4-:it* Vv ANTED—BY A FIRST-CLASS LAUNORESS, washing to do at home. or will go out by the a Apply or address at 1208 20th Mt. it PURCHASE. 4 NO 2 IMPROVED ust be it good comdith ier office. 4 fee V y ANTED_TO PURCHASE A COAL AND Wood Yard. Adres COAL YARD, Mar ollice, ft WASTED IA CORNER LOCATION FoR DRUG Store in northwest section. Address CORNER, ar office, ae 13-30” for workshop. “CARPENTER,” office. s "sae Rasen ceearane — eT hp GET some experience —qualidc weeks. Practical instructiou.. Terme te, ER Pratence, Star ise WAS TED_LiNons PE stoc Wik ts paid, WILL BUY BE- FRANK H. PELOI 1410 F treet. Kellogg Sula, 1238 YANTED-—CLAY LAND IN THE DisTRicT. Wit SELES UL (A RESPONSIBLE MAN, #300 ‘monte for which 2 pre cent a mouth alt ee Aig my a el hele + Wound. Docent we 3 better Butter [satininction quarauteed of totes” retu Btalle 349. 350, 351 Center, $1 Eastern, and 544 Northern Liberty Marketa, MC. SChIBNER ‘aus WANTED IF Fix ‘THOUSAND SEI ‘brick. must becheap. Address J LINAN®, 456 7th at. aw. WASTED WELLS DUG, BORED AND Driver. ‘All kiuds of well work done im most akiliful ian: ner. Pumps made to work easy. Purpe and Stock furulshed. Terms moderate. WA. 3235th ne, A) | ANTED- FURNITURE FEATHER BEDS, CAR. louse: ta, Stoves, Clothing, or entire fecta’ The highest cash pricée pad. Address it, BAUM, Biy eh 225 V JANTED- HOLMES BROS. & OO. MANUFAC- {arers of fine silver plated, wary. Sickel plating, gpd bate boliatingy 200 North Holiday «t.taftmore, Ma. Repairing and replating aspectalty. " jal7-im SG FROM WANIED, 5 EVERYRopY scrreni dmveys to kupw that uarautee to cure Pr. amoky € them” or Bo wuired.” Kangen, Furnaces ay Lstroves made to beat ur nopay.'W. E DANTE, O'Bor aos. tasinacned Jal3-ia WASP hath ENOWS THAT GS BUNDY, oF 458 Louisiana ave., (opposite City Hall), is Com. minsiouer of Deeds forall the States abd Territories (except Maryland). _ his every State and ‘Termtory. Commissioner JNO. Ee BEALL. ae? Py 3 fice from @ am. to 5 p.m. Telephowe 344-3. 1 __ FOR SALE—LOTS. FQ Siete area nic LOT ON 4498: ifeold atone: worth OL. Termeeney featetons: oe f PARKER, F = 46 and Esta ow. SALE—CHEAP—90 EEBT, FRONT ON 3D, and 1 sta aw.; will sell 45 feet front or the if sold at once: CH PARKER, aad Bist. few, EVERAL LOTS ON SOUTH SIDE of Sem York ave. between Tet, and North Capital | Streets, exch ZOxIOLRS, at a Dengan price, AS PRATT & SONS, San Building. " JOR SALE-LOT NEAR 18TH ST. MERIDIA’ Meridian i Lill; two fine lots 16th si wih farvard st, Columbia Heizhts, 30. MacGOWAN & CAMPBELL, 1008-1010 F at. 14-300 N THIS ity for $1 per foot, on 27th at. n.w.. BOX1GO feet to 20-foot alley, with’ 10-foot side alley. sellin all around it for @1.0 perfoot, For further particulars call and see. WASH'N DANENHOWER, Successor to Daneuliower & Son, 5 Fat. nw, OF THOSE Jot _ _ Room 3, 613 F st. nw. FOE BALE REE FINE Lots ON SOUTH SIDE of Rhode Islaud ave., near 36th st ‘WAL B. YOUN et . 1303 Pat, OR SALE_THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF 15TH a Island ave. The southwest corner of Wat P. YOUNG, 1303 Fret. ROR SALE-ONE HUNDRED LOTS IN SECTIO bounded by 14th. 1th, and Bout horthern limits of Mt, Pleasant. For tan: ‘OR SALE-THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF Delaware avenue and South B street having a front WOR SALE—CORNER LOT THE SOUTHEAST corner of C st. north and 15th st west; 100 feet by Apply to BE. LEWIS, 455 7th st nw. second floor. ss sh FLOR SALE—A CHOICE CORNER— 7 ‘on “¥ 8% EWS. $225-w&s1m 4357 JOR SALE-MARYLAND AVE. BE: ‘and 7th sts cast, one Lot: 65 feet front: runu through to C st ne. with width of 66 fet, thereom containing 12,528 square feet. Apply to 8-F. LEWIS, $55 7th st. u.w., (eocond floor). © ys7-tateedm FOE, SALE GRHODE ISLAND AVE, BETWEEN Vath and 15th ste. Bw. ‘One Lot, 20 feet front by 129 feet deep, ‘One Lot, 30 feet frout by Que Lot. 50 teet fromt by 123 rect weep. Apply to sE Lewrs, Jaz-tudalm 435 7th st. n.w., (second floor). OR SALE — VERY DESIRABLE CORNER LOT at the intersection of N. ¥. avenue, Nand North “Capitol ‘street, “100390, will be wold at a barvain. SWORMSTEDT & BRADLE’ Pet. jal2-Dm_ JOR SALE—THE BEST INVESTMENT OF THE bay—I offer Building Lots on grade, and on street or avenue, within four squares of Hebneylvania ave, Street cars, for ouly each—$25 dwn, $10 per month. R.A. PHILLIPS, nzd-u" 1419 New York ave. __ MONEY TO LOAN. _ M ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN SUMS BacGOWA & CAMPBELL, 1008-1010 F at, surces NC. '- murces: sors to Baxter & MacGowan. ‘wae [OXEY, TO LOAN ON HEAL ENTATE —sry- eral amouute on hand. Protwpt attention te ious, A. 8. PRATT & SUNS, Suu Building. apni Bs ext, M ‘ONEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON AP- rcved Real oiaie eect jncuute ® aiegialty TYLER & HUTHERFORD, ere SUT Fat bw. ONEY TO LOAN IN TAWGE AND ‘on approved feal estate necurity, maucsot tbtereat ‘HT. LEIPOLD, 1331 aoe “SMALL. lowest slaw. | REAL ESTATE. @50,000 im sums to sult Several lange suis et Bve per - ms “Tho” SS et WARNER & CO..916 Fat nw. t dence, & RAUE CHANGE ished roots, Airst four. or three on Senieut wo two par lines Tamils’ Hon low reat to) Rit at ee Fe iy ae EXPORNISHED BODMs, fi SEO. suttable Sree dines of care. tenes ‘Prine ine Ofice and Feusion Utee, 318 a OR RENT F i ok RENT TWO UNFURNIS ne very lap sieve - enon: second oor; suath font TOS Ret he JOR RENT FUR RXFURSIsiRD suite of cone large dt bE oom op fin ison ead? Spe ee JOR RENT—HANDSOMELY FUR mR Five ini Shamitar on tee doot a ame PAR: second and third floor, 1626 15thet n'@. f4-4 JOR RENT —A VERY DESIRABLE PRO! Frimeyilanes, cunts bar tee bn eRORT BOOM Teepe ster" Nous ieee ne JOR RENT 60. 4 ‘thd furutahed rons, central to good tenant: vet Seances JOR KENT—129) 1 Si. NW, PANTO Bite om it tote, Suen fk baa oR RENT 010 15TH 81. OPPOSITE son Square, elewantiy furniabed Single. sith boards tear Aehiagton Moka Paws the door JOR RENT-27 IOWA CIROLE, HANDSOME a ‘5 eZ Just vermted, and * FoR REST, i10y NeW YORE AVE Xv, on fr mit Root a Jom ermmhed feat Rm tov lap aga moderate price a POR RENT A NICE“ DINING-ROOM AND E hen. convenient to ‘Gere Veo ag tate wealeAdrene g star omen POR ENT—TWO FUN ay F'vties Boor and two fopre eaters -e second floor. Apply 141) Ext nw. Lod JOR RENT— is OOM SE i Bint two, teghads it gon io Tarai a faaivane, 430 heated. south front, @20 per month Fane. OR RENT O12 47H BT. NW LARGE Bani Fee ese eee ss (olding bed grate fire iso dealin bes, ete ena rete fat ah JOR KENT—CHOICE hooms, NEAR Ta) Fiiseton cineie sr as one ‘windows, 1018 NR . fein JOR RENT — FURNISHED ROOWS r witout Board 23 Rt ae, COONS WTRF JOR \BNT—720 N ST. NW, — SROON: third floors, furnished oF tin Grmialed, JoUnekee( te” water, as ald bat careand good market Ok RENT 1415 17TH Gi RW. ape F NT room, second floor, bath ado or with Santee te ceed acetone tear Maus ave. wae 16 6TH ST. XW. ONE LARGE ok KENT TWO LARGE ROO! floors, Och wt, bet. E and F Ke. cam ‘week, or month. ber terme Sih tne, or STALE F 4 14th wt ow. DOR RE RT -HAXDOOMELT FUR Siuale or en suite, first-claye catare « itethe Portiand Flats “Transieuta accommods: ky fiz> 14th “st, wear Republican Cub house, OR RKENT_AT fen suite or single. coud saeco mise JOR RENT—1502 HST. NW. NEXT To Wormless, newly furnished aud desirable Booms, ensuite or single. et JOR RENT—-1893 1 ST, RLBGANTLY FUR ished multe of three tint tom for gentieman on third Boor. references jaime JOR KENT-IANDSOMELY FURNISUED Pale Of, en sulle oF anaes quitable for meutiewen, with or wlthout Lith et, nw. References exchanged arbors Fane __FOR RENT—OFFICES, Kk KRENT—SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE OF- ops room urea te foe bacon oe feal-eatate business, GUS F street. Sth atid F streets. JOR KENT—A BEAUTIFUL OFFIC) for real a. segs 2-30 JOR RENT—FINE SUITE OF CE ROOM: che ey eek Be ne __FOR_RENT_STORES. JOR RENT—STORE A! DWE! POR TERM Ee tran Mtoe eat a JOR RENT-—STORE AND DWELLING AT 1636 14th st n.w., containing 13 rooms, with all mod. Anguire 1638 14ui wt, jall-aw™ JOR RENT — BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE, 160 14th st, 20x80 1. concreted collar aame sian. 0 we Sore So STN ee at ESIE! 1428 New York ave FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS F2 RENT_STABLE IN REAR OF 1520 16TH now, between P Keeut ‘a oP D mci tiae Bie Fae. {OR RENT ELE HALL UPPER FLO er Ot tnd, Peumay vain ave, 2. for Me vireday. Friday and. Saturiay igi re otk RODIER bijou Oate-corner vib at and Lows ave nw. JOR KENT-AN OLD ESTABLISHED FEED ‘Store, No. 1417 High st, with ixtures: @i5 per month” KA. Pid: qae8 New bork avenue. 3a5-Iim __LOST_AND FOUND. Laie FEBRUARY 2 AT THE THURSDAY Evening Germs. Club, Mascuic’ Temple, Daisy na, aot with praris ends diamoud center, ‘fie aay may return to 1601 Massachusetts ave. feat Lose AEiDAE EXENING, BET, 3p ‘> and 6th and D sts., or at K. of P. Pair, highly valued sccietft mod's very besrel resced wah bepelait returned to Mrs. SOUET, 013 Dat nw. Lost ABEce POCKET BOOK CONTAINING 15 cents and car ticket, either Febre- ary Lorz, between 3d tow, sud Brent Building ee ral reward willbe given tor its return to 217 Bost. u. w. tats erates 2 LOST 2ARGE, PLACK NEWPOUNDLAND Doo. jong cUrly hair, least bit of white om breast, thick eck aud shoulders. “Liberal reward if OF YODER, # O8T—ON Ja: “Drake.” 33-30e OST—LAST TUESDAY NIGHT, LARGE colored English tastiff dox. named “Duke. 010, Liberal reward to finder. CHAS. Law othices Lets SETTER awe of Hove, bad ened with lock Dupout Circle. ug LRAYED OR STOLEN —A NEWFOUNDLAND PUP fee ner Errore bisck or seal brown (no white), an _ formation. ry ill be nk dm to bis recovery will nag 201A at. ae. PERSONAL rewarded by ANTED—BY DY OF EXPERIENCE, A piace in co if ‘store. Address CONF ‘TIORERY, Biar oie. a WARZED pions A Prd HAS FIRST-CLASS SEaRoye with ity references: O13 Tibet new. t4Oe 85 21.00) ONEY TQ LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, IN SUMS ACrmonizen PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENC) ti nor Stumded toned eressed eudctivccnnaestie! Ueestes, atall hours. W. WILLIAMS Mavager,020Petuw j3dm" UsiW'® OLD STAND Is THE ONLY PLace Jyhee ‘fretless second Jo ‘Clotung can be city references, eae ae suite & S08, "a prices, or call So Ww )ED-. ¥ iv -im 1 . sani a W Sittiveralds Adare ¥. We 8 ) ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY a | {IVI}. SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS -ANTED—A SITUATION AS. CH 30.000 MO iowest rato of interest tn sume ‘altewery. Hew etch ators 3 me ree Barca Seater OC ESTGNE OO tthe ow. | jetzame © Vistuihmysr cor ‘hed ete wrt aes Rgoney IN SUMS PROM _ rvitx, » Ww —A SITUATION a®_A Finst-ciass | M{ONE¥ 70, LOAN IN st soo uterent tot comme. By a ogg ag ‘peamlly jet ‘ou épproved real estate in Ahis city. nares, independent of Goveemnicht Or stake, bpressut employer. 14-3" | _ 16 Commer Toth and Vsteaw. | in'divorce casen a3. NTED—8! N NURSERY GOV-| \QONEY LOANED ON FIRST-CLASS REAL - re Sacee Pees | MASS SUBURBAN PROPERTY. food ssamotrean. Addreen HELEN, Star Ofice: Att’ | ja12-2m oan veal SbDoom WANTED SITUATION “BY 4 BOY, OF 1018.4 ‘ONEY TO LOANIN ae Ses ae ba tom et me. city. ae 2 % aed. saa mene Yt Sos 00F Pee ‘ANTED—AN EX-CLERK RIENCED IN r ob ‘ment: Neco a see gar ESS beta ce wu = Sen A. PHI 419 ‘ork avenue. investment RTED_SITUATIONS FOR ALL KINDS oF | 022-8. FB me ae it ‘AND ‘KUO! 3 ge = Bi ad is a pera = ig ON REAL EsTaTR. ant. fe Lats hy 025) ‘THOS. K. WAGGAMAN. lan ges ets, por foes "ANTED-BY A LADY NEMENT AND 25] _TH08. poet is appiy vo. Ss BES goo, mate Sau mn mata oe ni Catarien st. stinnede. WANTED.-ROOMS. Vesey anes