Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1888, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. |T“ WASHINGTON: that of any other daily paper Washington, and wach greate: the other daily papers here added ‘The special-delivery system is now considered, Dy the chief officers of the Post-Office Department positive success. The gauge of its acceptability ‘wthe people is the fact that there bas been an Inerease tn the business done tn this line nearly @ouble the increase in the general business of the department. That ts gratifying, of course, to everyone but the telegraph companies, Wo must fe@h the effect of tye new post.al convenience tn the form of a dimtnished revenue from ioug messages sat by wire. That the working of the system 1s by no means perfect yet is shown by a circum. stance which was brought to Tar Stan's atten. tion a few Weeks ago, when a citizen of George town mailed at the branch office there an impor. fant spe-ial-delivers letter early one Saturday ‘evening, and It was not delivered at its destination tm New York City tll Monday morning at about 9 O’clock. ‘The postmaster showed that it left mim good season, and Wes received Mm Sow York on Sunday toroiag: ‘but Postinaser Pearson, of the latter city,doubiless with the same peculiar notions of serving the public which lately ‘im to put forced and ridiculous con- struction on the statutes concerning wird and fourth class mail matter, retained it carefully tn tm bis possession for twenty-four hours, and kept two correspondents Ina state of tormenting sus ‘pense till they resorted to Che telegraph after all, a In how many directions the effect of a strike is felt is shown by the misfortunes of a lot of poor fellows who Work th the tron malnes the route of the Kast Pennsylvania railroad, and who have been obliged to seek refuge tn the poorhouse, with thetr families, on account Of the Labor troubles in the Schuylkill valley, Which they have had no share In bringing about or Keeping altve. The furnaces to Which their mines supply ore bave een obiiged to shut down on account of a lack of coal, ag they obtain all thetr fuel from the Reading amines. No ore belug wanted, it does not pay the mine-owners to keep their men at Work, 80 the strike, which was fnaugurated by the Reading col- Mers without consulting the furnace-hands or the ore-diggers, as plunged them ail tn poverty and distress. Unhappily. it 1s the colliers who get the whole of the financtal assistance that ts furnished from without. The turnace-hands and the ore- diggers, Who are in miscry through no act of their own, get none of the money. ‘This seems like a Magrant Injustice, but Mt 1s the way such things work, the world around. ee ‘The latest novelty in popular amusement schemes 18 the project of a Chicago syndicate to Duy the old Livby prison at Richmond, pull 1t | down, ship it to Chicago and reballd it there, en- closed in another Duliding, 2nd with a panoramic ‘ew of the James river and surrounding country painted on a side wall, so arranged that the win- | dows of the restored prison will command tt as they used tocommand the real view from the old site tm Richmond. The idea «, of course, to enable ‘veterans of the War and curiosity-seekers to make or renew acquaintance with the historic structure at the rate of 89 much ahead. It Is possible that the scheme Will prove a great success—there IS no ‘accounting for the fancies that often seize people. Nt would lose, however, its chief romantic miterest to most of the world if removed trom its tamiliar surroundings; and there would cling about it, in Nts rejuvenated form, too much of the apocryphal favor of the Telic shoW-room In Ireland, Where the curator gravely exhibits o large adult skull as that of St Patrick, taken from his burial-place fifty Years after bis death, and another of diminutive Size ae “the skull of the same celebrated prelate When @ boy.” + =—______ ‘The mercantile avency reports for the week end. ing last Saturday cohtain evidences that a more cheerful feeling ts pertadine all branches of legiti- mate trade, although prices, as a rule, stiffen simply but refuse to rise. The iron market has a ‘steadier tone than for some time past, but it 1s confessediy owing to the strike In the cnal regions, nd 1s lable to change If the strike ceases, Stocks ‘show an average decline of one-quarter per cent ag the result of the week's business, but this 1s donbtiess due in part to a cause which fs not in any sense lamentabie—namely. a change of invest- went for foreign capital, which ts withdrawn from Wail street to be put into lands and mortgages tn the South and West. This change will bring re Wet in quarters Where it is most ueeded now, While Uae effect on ‘change Will be felt most bF the spec- ators. Money is plenty in New York, some six months loans having been made by the banks there lately at as low a rate as4 percent. This excess of ready cash is attributed to the tndlspost- ton of capitallsts te Invest in new enterprises till ‘they KNOW What Congress proposes to do about te tarifl, — Representative Hayes reiterates his belief that it §8 oMficlous for citizens of the several states to PeUtion Congress for specific action In respect to Whe local affairs of the District of Columbia. But his IS Ube national capital, and it will be impos- Sibie to deprive tue staves of the Inallenabie right, ‘While holding a measure with both hands away frum themséives, to ask that it be impased upon ‘Washington. The privilege of demanding that something or other be done at the nattonal capital, With of Wituout thé consent of the victim, must Bot and shall not be denied to the people of the several states. Aud any refractory behavior by She District when exposed to such treatment Would arouse a3 much horrified indignation as that Which a sudden protest from the ancient ‘HeBPew scapegoat Would have caused. ‘The President's new cifil service rules continue ‘the compulsory “examinations for promotion” from oMicisl position to private lite, but exempt from them the old solders and sailors, their widows and orphans. If these were really exam- Inations for promotion of course there would be no Kindwess In exempting certain persons from ll ss A LT Fa a & E OE 3 Aaa Sus 2*S Eee or von oT $e Bat TO or tm BBR 00 NNN fas ‘oo’ § Me MARCHE ae 244 cco HB Eee aie WEDNESDAYS, FF 3RUARY EIGST, : TEN O'CLOCK 4. M. CLOSED MONDAY AND TUESDAY 70 MARK DOWN ENTIRE STOCK. | MUST BE SOLD WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE... necment. - body should know that NEW Maple *wecte oot be | foRimamedagaror even be Mace, Pip ahreecodn ‘hot only ARSOLUTELY Soke. ‘but are 3 in Ct ee laced fon the maple eroves at old Vermont SShally prewrved in cold sforare Ar senyince tit most crceal x im 2 and 3 pound ry ‘end full quart «1 Sell European Goverausen' Thomthly instal- ie hiss ing ‘venus ofter the surest investment ew ‘cheerfally lara Siven by MORITZ ZEINER B12 Tne Wh by. ER 12 let, Washington, Eanrtess 816 Chestnut St. Etchings of “BAR HARBOR.” ‘anew and beautiful series, Mac Beth's “RAINY DAY." ‘Now and attractive subjects by P. Moran. Other new ETCHINGS and ENGRAVINGS after ‘Hart, T. Voran, Bentley and others. New Paintings by CONSTANT MAYER, A. ¥, Bunner, William T. Richards, Prof. Igler and others. MIRRORS AND PICTURE FRAMES Of New and Tasteful Designs. All the “Rogers Groups.” Paint - ings and Engravings carefully Cleaned and Re- EARLE & SONS, No. 816 Chestnut st., Phila, Jas. 27-m,w,5,6m 8. ‘We have just received, direct from the Manu- their operation. Rut they are examinations for | *turersalerge invoice of Gischarge, originally ugjust Lecause confined to a Part of Che clerks, aud Moziea! because based upon, ‘the promotion theory, and they ure Ieft with all ‘thelr sins and imperfections upon their head. ———<——— ROGERS & BROS". KNIVES, FORKS AND SPOONS. ‘Their quality needs no word of praise from us, THE TRADE es 1847, ROGERS BROS." A 1, ‘The small attendance at Satuntay evening’s saa muted peatiatee meeting of citizens for the relief of the poor micht Seem to indicave that Washington resembles Sodem, in lacking even ten righteous or charitable men. But the inference would be incorrect. The eittrens of Washingtor have subscribed Uberally | for proper charitable objects, and are doubtless beady to do so agatn, tho ald witu one accord leave Jt to their nelgubors to tramp through the rain to Saturday's relief meeting. $< ‘The epidemic of elopements and sudden mar- Tigges has not yet died out, and an epidemic of | DESSERT SPOONS, PLAIN OR suicide Dy porson has vet in. The seeker for sensa- | Doz. ‘ons has no troubie In getting bis 1, ‘ar Besr 1s Arwars Desimasiz, smd with certain inconsiderable exceptions, THE BEST IS ALWAYS THE CUEAPEST. Especially is this soas to the kind of ctothes we wear, “Clothing is the adornment of the persom. Atasty suit isa token of = certain sunate refinement of gentility.” TABTY SUITS ALL THE WAY FROM $6 TO 30.50 ARE ALWAXS OBTAINABLE aT VICTOR E. ADLER'S ‘Ten Per Cent Clothing House, “A good thing, if it be © nesied article, is Detter than © poor thing.” In no sense does hie apply more strongiy tha: in the matter of (Clothing, and when the opportunity is afforded you Of purchasing a goo! garmeutat a less price than is usually chanced for good one, you gust be very blind to your own interests if you fail to make proper us: 0% sad opportumity. 00D, ALL WOOL OVEKCOATS, WITH PACINGS, 84.73. 80, 26:98, UPWARD, VICTOR E. ADLER'S Ten Per Cent Clothing House. “Poor Clothes are a sicn hung ont telling our frends that life is gotue aod. and we may want to borrow 9 dollar” Therefure don't wear POOR CLOTHES, it won't cost you a penny amore to wear GOOD CLOTHES, providel you make Your pur-hasexat VICTOR E ADLER'S ‘Zen Ber Cent Clothing House, “Ut teworth any young man’s while to regard Bis proper Clothing as one of the PRIZES of Me™ Our Maumoth Establishment ts filled almost to overflowing with just such prizes, ‘There are no blanks. You have stinply to stretch forth your hand and grasp them. VicTOR E ADLER’S ‘wen Satemtay Until 21 p.m. ‘You have never seen the prices equalled for this quality of xoods. TABLE KNIVES, PLALY HANDLE, $1.89 Doz. TABLE KNIVKS, SATIN HANDLE, $1.89 34 Doz DESSERT KNIVES, PLAIN OR SATIN, 2189 DESSERT FORKS, PLAIN, $2.49 4 Doz. DESSERT FORKS, CHASED, 82.69 4 Dor. plrPIUMFOUES,PLAIN OR CHASED, 82.09 % TEA SPOONS, PLAIN OR CHASED, $1.15 % Doz. TEA SPOONS, OXYDIZED, $1.49 ¥; Doz. CHASED, 82.49 3 DESERT SPOONS, OXEDIZED. $2.79 Doz. TABLE SPOONS, PLAIN, 82.49 %4 Doz. TABLE SPOONS, CHASED. 82 69 % Dor. TABLE SPOONS, OXYDIZED, $2.79 le COFFEE SPOONS, PLAIN OR SATIN, 81.15 \ Doz. COFFEE SPOONS, OXYDIZED, 61.49 Doz. ne Guodts to be exactly as en — ROGERS BROS". A 1, EXTRA PLATE ON HARD WHITE METAL ‘BOTTQM PRICES. SMITH & WARDWELI, ft 705-707-709 Market Space. Boxcass SPRING LEAF TEA, at 50 cents a pound. What is said of tt— ‘Baltimore, Md. “have dyspepsia and can drink no other Tea—Strange but mo less true.” Kearney, Neb. “It is indispensible to a satisfactory breakfast.” ‘Sold oniy at 1326 Fst.nw. “a 20 TO BE DISPOSED OF 918 810 ‘THIS WEEK BY 95 #10 SAKS AND COMPANY, a5 $10 WEMAKETWOGROUPSOFOUR 915 310 © PEERLESS STOCK OF GENTLE- 815 | $10 «MEN'S SUITS. THOSETHATWE 815. $10 AVE BEEN SELLING AT $20, 915 $10 $22 AND 825 ARE NOW GOING = $15 890 © AT FIFTEEN DOLLARSFORTHE © 915 $10 CHOICE, THISGROUP OF FIN- $15 $10 EST SUITS INCLUDES THE $815 $10 © CHOICEST AND BEST TAILOR == 915 $10 MADE, BODS-FITTING GAB- 415 #10 MENTS EVER OFFERED FOR 915 $10 SALE IN WASHINGTOX, AND 815 #100 «EMBRACES ALL THE HIGH 915 $10 «© GRADE FABRICS THAT ARE IN 15 $10 VOGUE PLAIDS, STRIPES AND 815 $10 PLAIN DESIGNS. ENGLISH, 616 $10 AMERICAN. IRISH, SCOTCH AND 615 @0 «© GERMAN MaTERUrs, 915 910 — 916 $10 WE OFFER THE CHOICROF 615 #10 «ALL THOSE EXCELLENT FASH- 815 $10 JONABLE, FORM-FITTIXG AND 815 $10 CUSTOM LIKE SUITS THAT WE 915 $10 HAVE BEEN SELLING AT $15, $15 $10 $16,817 ANDS18FORTENDOL- 815 $10 LARS TENDOLLARSFORYOMR 815 #10 © © CHOICE 915 $10 PAUSE, REFLECT, AND PON- 815 810 DER ON WHAT THIS OFFER 815 810 9 MEANS, IT MEANS THAT WE = 815. $10 ARE SELLING THE BEST PROD- 815 610 UCTS OF THE DESIGNER'S ART $15 $10 ANDTHE TAILORS SKILL AT 915 210 ADEAD LOSS! A DEAD LOSS!!! 815 e10 DO YOU UNDERSTAND? OUR e15 $10 LOSS IS OUR GAIN. MAKE $15 $10 = GOOD USE OF THE OPPORT! 915 s10 ITx. 815 SAKS AND COMPANY, oy SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. Timer Also Guar Daeeme SEATON PERRY, ee rae meee? PURE LINEN. pen Be 7. et ae aces Boe meesras “OR epsters Sitio saris NEV OSRMAR LINER J AMASE 0) weer BOM 37 ar SAW pregtwiligs ANG Unters, ESF Fault AND HOUSEWIFE LINENS TR ALE FULL LINES OF PLAIN, AND TWILLED CRASHES TURKISH TOWELS” ILLES QUILTS, 8-4 CANTON) SPR eAsiaeehe. COMBINATION RAL wire a eAND StL WARE “IES IN| FREN FABRICS FOI SPRING OF Sa7-PLAIN FIGULES AND CO! SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Pennsylvaniaave., cor. 9th st. Establiahbed 1840. 4 ry RENRIETTAS PRICES. ot ‘The Novelties whieh arrived too late for the “Qpen- ing” of last week we offer this week at same prices as would have been quoted. The broken lots left from the “Opening” are to goat low prices, It is to be a Week of Bargains. In ontering by mail, please give the npmber of the lot desired. Residents here are notified that the advertisement will be changed each even- ing, and are requested to preserve the Bargain Lasts for reference, BARGAIN LIST FoR TUESDAY, FEB. 7TH. ‘No. 1-REMNANTS OF LACES AND RUFFLINGS— the outcome of the “Opening.” Were adver- tised in Saturday's Star. No.2-OOLLAR BUTTONS. Rhinestones, mounted im Sterling Silver, 4c. each; worth 10c., but usually sold at the Palais Royal for 7c. No. 3-CARRIAGE PARASOLS. Black Silk, with Colored silk Linings, $1.48; worth $1.75. No.4-HANDKERCHIEFS. Very sheer and pare Linen, beautifully hend-embroidered, in white, Diack, light blue, pink, red, 25c, each. Can not be duplieated elsewhere or here, after this lot is one, under 50c. No.G-HANDRERCRIEFS. Fino and pure Linen, hematitched borders, centers of colored and embroidered figures, in such shades as helio- trope, leghorn, lilac, goblin blue, licut blue, salmon. cardinal, pink, only 12%¢ each. No.6-RUBBER GOODS. English plaid Raglans— ‘the very Iatest London noveltirs~$3.75 to $6.85. Silvergray Reglans, 9 $3.50 quality for 82.75, ‘7—HAIRPINS. Warranted real Tortvise Shell, ouly Se. each: usually sold for 10c. No. 8-FANS. The most perfect specitnens of the new Fans received this season, Colors: Gray, cream, light blue, pink. yellow, and white. They com- prise six perfect Ostrich Plumes, one bunch of tips, and one aizrette, mounted on single sticks, which are of imitation amber or ivory, 86 each. Not to be had elsewhere under $9. No. 9—JEWELRY. Enameled Lace Pins, almost per- feetly representing in form and color the Pansy andother flowers. Center of diamond or pearl. only $1.25; usually $2. Xo. 10-JEWELRY. Lace Pins, warranted real Eng- lish <arvets, mounted in real gold, in the form of butterfly and flowers, $1.20. Earrings to match. No.11-MITTS. All silk, evening shades, Eitow length, 86c. Shoulder length, $1. Worth double. Ne. 12-GLOVES. 4 and G-button dressed and un- ressed Kid. embroidered backs, all shades, 68e. pair: positively worth $1.50. No13-RIBBONS, New shades Just received in Nos. W and 22, allssilk gros grain ribbons, loop ede, 19c. yard, but worth 35c. No. 14-SASH RIBBONS. Moire Silk, 8 inches wide, evening shades, 78¢c., but worth $1. No. 16—TRIMMINGS. New gilt, sliver, steel, copper, and bisck President Braid, only 50c. yard. $27 New list to-morrow; please cut out and preserve Panapema Stour 928 7th at. and 706 K ot. nw. CARHART & LEIDY ‘Will offer this week the following Ines of Spring Goods. New French Ginghama, ‘Best quality French Satines, Full line of Domestic Satines, A ltiratvclace ine of Domestic Ginghams, joods of ail kinda, Plain Nuinsook, Also, full line of Hamburg Edgings, Swiss and Nainsoek Fags, lusestion and al widths’ of Flowue~ ing, Colared Emibruiderica, ae, Ud offer the valance of our Fall and Winter Stock of ress Good af prican tint uy few things left in Winter U will be sold oma SKS SUES sxe, In our Silk Dey at ae soe aes Bi a ne pe “ re have a first-class line of of all do- tions, at; ‘re right. We special spices a decks ca os a ae NJost re- ired one car-igad of feeshly imported Mat- ‘tings; Wi be sold very cheap. CABHART & LEIDY, {4 928 Tthand 706.K ote. nw. or ‘MEN'S FINE FURNISHINGS. ANOTHER GREAT REDUCTION IX PRICES OF HALT HOSE. Alot of FANCY MERINO HALF HOSE, 94 inghes, | formerly sold from @1 to $1.38, reduced to 7ie. per pair. MERINO AND CASHMERE HALF HOSE, all sizes, im Plain and Fancy Colors, formerly sold at 7: duced to 50c. 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 soldat 1.50 and 1.62, reduced to $1 per pair. PURE SILK, SPUN SILK, LISLE THREAD, AXD COTTON FANCY AND PLAIN COLQRED BALF ‘HOSE at greatly reduced prices, GOWNS AND BATH WRAPPERS.) ‘BB. taYLog, 24-3 933 Pennsyivania avenue. Naw Figs Sams. EW SCOTCH GLIGBAMS. SEW FRENCH SATTRENS. COLORED SILK WARP HENRIETTAS, ALL-WOOL HENBIETTA, LATEST SHADES, BLACK HENRIEITAS. — BLACK CAMELS FLAIR AT Q5¢,, 5 PPP 1 2 ss 2? u AA L Sis, ber i aa EC Fri i axa OF ‘ss? oP noa*S Tus. SS, A sy Ss Aah Sss8 A = ONDAY, FEB. OTH. TUESDAY, FEB. 7TH. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 8TH. ‘Tho Palais Royal's series of Special Sales for this month shall be worthy your attendance. As the new ‘goods arrive they will be offered at special prices for ‘three days. We hope thus toso quickly introduce the Novelties that we sluall be repaid for a temporary loss of profit. 00. Tt FER vy LI Scie mt es # te ¥- HE YS ot it Ee Pk 3 New goods arrive this morning (nesrly 1,000 dozen of hove). We quote the following Special Prices for ‘Monday, Tucaday aud Wednesday: RIBBED BAL HOSE. FOR 25c. ‘These are unbleached Balbriggan, and are recom: mended as superior in all respeet—shiape, appearance, durability; the best. ENGLISH INGRAIN BAT. HOSE POR 250. Black and ll colors. Improved shape. Double heels and toes, Specially recommended for its good wearing qualities. 300. FANCY COTTON HOS. FOR 5c. Checks, stripos and plain colors, in the various new designs and shades for early spring wear, 49. LISLE THREAD HOSE FOR 44c. Fancy stripes in uew shades, which aro warranted fast colors. S5c. a pair would not be doar for them. 8c, FANCY ENGLISH HOSE FOR 550. ‘The new Loot patterns aud some fancy siripes in pretty combinations of black with new shades of ‘kgpeens, lilsc, blues, reds, &c. 8c. RIBBED LISLE HOSE FOR 76c. ‘The beautifully-delicate colors of these silk-like hose will captivate your eye and thus your pocketbook. 980. SILK AND COTTON HOSE FOR 85c. You would think them sll six. Thes’ll last, Srigane long as all-silk or all-cotton hose. The colors of the fancy stripes are new and pretty. 91.50 SILK-FINISHED LISLE HOSE 8: Beot patterns aud stripes. Genuine French goods, ‘you can plainly see by the styles, the shades and the abape of the howe. $1.96 SHELL-PATTERN HOSE FOR $1.50, Wonderfully and delicately beautiful. Apparently ‘eofrail but really so strong. Silk Auished. THE WONDERFUL CHILDREN'S HOSE FOR 250. Double knees, toss and heels. Derby ribbed, War- ‘Tented fast black. 93dozen sold last week. MEN'S HALF HOSE. ‘The vew.strigs have not yet arrived, but we expect them 20 svon we are almost giving away the old. stock PALAIS (COR, PA. AVE, AND 19TH-6T, A As Asay flips Wiens & Lormors (ee Tar “News” Or Tue Stone. ‘This column contains the news of the store, at Jeaat, the part in which you are interested, i. the coming and going of Dry Goods bargains, styles, new fabrics, &o. The program for Feb- ruary is the woing of winter stock at reduced setant and the coming of Spring Goods at right pri WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Cuatuzs Fon Sasox Or 1888. Jenny June, in Saturday’ ar," says; The Challics have white grounds as last year, bat much prettier patterns painted upon them. Tn- stead of fiznres detached, and somewhat crude floral desizus, there sre leaf and twig patterns, Jong sleuder siaiky sprays in mixed bronze, Drowns and green, with tiny berries and flower- ets, Our Challies are even prettier than the above sugcests, and must be seen to be fully appre- Giated. Wo show also the following plain shades: Nile, Lavender, Pink, Light Blue, Cardinal end Cream, for making up with the Agured; espe- cially suitable for Fair Costumes, Fancy Dresses, &e, (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste. n.w. = Mome Errzots [x Sarreexs. Our latest involce of Pine Freres Koechlins French Satteens embraces among other equally handsome, exclusive styles, a elegant line of Moiro Effects, in all the desirable and. fashion- able ground shades, especially suitable for rich combination, and trimming purposes. We aleo call attention to a select line cf Mourning Pat- terns, embracing neat white figures, designs, checks and stripes. It is a very natural thing toconsider one's own goods the best, and you, ‘no doubt, expect us to say ourSettecns are the prettiest ia the city. We won't say so, We simply ask you to inspect our lines when ready to buy: mako comparisons, consider the quali- tes, and purchase according to your best Judg- (Second Floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and Fsts.n As Exrnsonpixany Gone Buel: ‘We were fortnnate enougis to secure 100 doz. Ladies’ 7-button Pinked-wrist Suede Gloves at & price which enables us to offer them at $1 PER PAIR. These come in assorted shades of modes, tans, and browns, and were made to sell for €1.50. ‘We expect ail other dollar gloves will stop sell- imx umtil these are wone. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. now. Abvorriosar, Winter Groops Banaatss. We expect to open som goods in this de- partinent aimiest every day. To-morrow morn- ng. we wall Pave on ale pieces White Goods, in lace stripes and checks, shown for the first time, six choice terns. ONLY 15 CENTS PER YARD. (Second floor.) WooDWARD & LOTH! ROP, We opened to- 0. pieces of fine Scotch Ginei'ams, in a supe orted variety of handsome’ wtripes, checks, plaids aud plain (shades, which gre superior ih fimsk, tone apd cs ation to any heretoiore shown at ee TS PER YARD. Particular attention is called to” number of wide stripes with pleiu shades to aateh for com- Dination and trimmines, (second floor.) WOOD RD & LoTHROP, iithand F sts. nw. Grasp Ser Sace z Corrs ED jephall costinus, ‘the sale of Mens’ Unixun- dered Dress end Night Shirts throuctiout the GSining week, std abit oer the seifsame ure faite fa Base. crated wast fayorabn ou stom every purciwer sine’ Dros Shirts, 39, bo, 63%, 75, 87 and 81. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and P sts. nw. QOvest.c Or Sratxa Hoszay. Having received our advance tmportations of TADIE ' SPRING HOSTEL’ we solicit your inspection of the following ‘special ner: 10 dozen Ladios’ Black Fine Quality Silk Het Soe. Ouly Tae. per pair. «50 dozen Ladies? Fi in drop stitehodand Ue ot coloriues B5e.: 3 pairs fr #2, Latina’ F ne Cott ney Striped Cotton Hose, beautiful ‘eluent quality. ‘3 SPRING HOSIERY. IPO dozen Chitdcen's $-ven-and- . double at knee, ue, and seul, Rareain We or tank Tose wh wear Iuens socks Untal Tenyethis aud sizes of clindrea's hose too Sal. 1 in jana (First Floor) WOODWAKD & LOTHROP, Cor Lith, Joe Lor OF Rusvos. We shall open Monday morning a “Job Lot’ of 250 piccos of Ne, 115 All-silk Moire and Gros Grain Kibbons, with fancy edges, in twenty- four of the most d¢sirable colors, including all ‘the art shades, Usdally sold for 35e. ONLY 19 GENTS PER YARD. Other recent Judigions purchases enable us to offer amumber of equally good bargains. WOODWARD & LO: HROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. ww. More New Frescu Sarzexs Monday morning we shall place on sale another 100 pieces of Freres Koechlin’s Oele- brated French Satteens,in the handsomest array of attractive styles, and color combinations shown in Washington, Alsoa fall tine of plain shades embracing. Serpent, Sapphire, Cream, Mahogany, Canary, Tan, Lavender, Bug, Nile, Lilac, Eevu, Pink, Beliotrope, Corn, ‘Lt. Blue, 4 Navy Blues, Olives, Lead, Dark Greens, Myrtle, Grays, Black, AND 30C. PER YARD. te shades are very desirable for fancy dresses, for skirts to wear under lace for evening drestes, and such like purposes; being the most silky-looking inexpensive fabric pro- ble. a (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. Barcus I s Warr. Goons * WOODWARD & LOTHROP will offer MONDAY MORNING the following extraondinary bargains $9 Pieces “k-inch White and Eera Persian Lawus. Sold last season at 21 ONLY 150, PER YARD 25 Pieces 40-inch White, Pine Grade, India Linen, ‘This quality soid last geaxon at 20c, ONLY 1c. PER YARD. 80 Pieces White Caveked Nainsook. Superior quality, aud sol last season at 30c. and 3c. ONLY 250. PER YARD, Also a number of equally good bargains in White Goode gecond foor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Cor. 11th aud F sta, naw. THE EVENING = ec erin D. Cc. monpdy, FEBRUARY 6, tei PAGES. Wastes ae Will make herve! ply 414 9th st. aw. v bermaids, Nurses: 16.00" : wes ANTED—AN EXP ANTED—A STEN W. wood city mfere W: mended Apply at Ww Wi Address X. Tos with chamber office, Abvasce Ovesixc Or Serixe Goon: ‘Mondsy morning, February 6, we shall open a few cases of EARLY SPRING DRESS FABRICS Ix PLAIN SHADES, COMBINATIONS AND eh ake race tn art cote *PCAIDS et astortineat tn Hck color peat, ines doe bee ground suede of OUTINGS ndsomeline of 42. inch French Phreatripe 9p tinge in mt, Choc Inte, Fewn, fangs very SUOMBINATION. ROBES—Eleven a oe quiet effects prov, deta Bo ae To made up in cur work-rooms We have } Ww rite up" amet of books and 6 double entry. o sixteen Sears, at the Store, ts Pa. ave. nw. rm Band tam: ost ANTED-GOOD COACH MAN, WH ‘ SHAM ERMAID: ONE TH reference —- Ap y ANTED— WOMEN “ODKS. 810 TO $40, CHAM: Watters: Drivers or Farm Howler Col SAM A. COOMBS. 926 F stn. Bax and iron in sinall_ private family: ERIENCED DY DMA ees Peg t 1703 K st ‘Address in {0 those for whom wach DRY GOODS, Star yftice. v oP Ae ANTED—A RELI wait on the table. W ith references, box V Wanattiinet glaes cook and ha # and 12 am. to 1508 stat tess, not afraid right floor. “Good Pm, to ANTED_ DENDOI conducted by colored, for all kju So with tetere y ANTED maids, WHIT? weitrense ’ (Headquarters tor Sw Lely) Fee Burnh iW: cps, boy toe 1 16 veans of age. 4 feet veloped. and of ood mouth: food, clothing [Be ‘Apply at Maid ANTED_ ibis eto D-GOOD Belaken furrent V housework in fan cook Tot nw ‘OMPET! pauts for Avpierente Sew Gycloreais et Asse can Bi era; hy, six Yolumes, SCO pages euch gdlwith fine steel portraits ant handreds 0 Waxes SALESMAN tom Tatioring Departs gnoe in the business. Box 92. Star office. WANTED—4 GOOD FEMALE COOK AT 19267 Street n.w. Must have good city references. A) Star othe ANT DAN T be iT ANTED—FOR 1 Witherey good B | apresrance wood. tert Apply Box 40, WANs, i ei ployment fur | nent, 6e w J Siosus: eo. Hi ANTED IMM forathiok V ity, a respon at start. Roter oa erat MADES’ Hot ‘good nus Help As ANTED-FOR THE UNITED § y) and Monday. INTELLIGE! id lady of good 2d ress, reviows know at T. M. BURT, office No. 8, 48: es. STEVENS Einployt vroot fre ography. ABLE MA: ae ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN AR COOK FOR Geran preferred: mils? be a first | Tefereucen* ApDIy at sal satin ys ood peferences tentuiten spalary Call 10a in, ofices 3 and 4428 RS ladies, Men it 10" ine tworal char: and tnedie ME CATERER, Bosra Is of two persons Must be aud inundress,” Bost city reentces Call PO. Reference " ANTED CATLIGRAPH O8 REMINGTON Writer State lowest price for apet cual, Box 86. ca CIAL TELY A MIDDLE-AGED M. leading cities. te. repre ld ite and fnil instructions, sent for 10c., ae 8S \ Pian te goa antl pate mascot RGETIC MAN OF GOOD AD- f work. party. ht work, aN MG GU: street hw 4, and state sal tm height BARRACKS, eof the worn iness Mien, both fn capacity oflered and steady ‘ontaiuing a sample of goods min eit was ‘Men Cooks. ANTED—a Goop LAT SS TO ABSIET ANTED—A Taaciip KOR THE “SPANISH gentleman, State terms and 16. MAN TO DO EAENDEY WORK the cook. Apply at THE PRANK! STED—X PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANT TO ores ITH s SOME Fie ten. Permanent position. FS. COLLINS, 933 F | e AND TWO La-| ‘Apply. from & BRADFORD, Mice preferre ist be frou Well de r: pay 8153 per dance when Washineton, ree 14 FS IMMé at 737 13th st, .w., to-night for two ladie viaces, Teeide nc ro fas ion “rt SAGE AC tiered A fey GENTLEMAN for a Life Ine. TWO (NOT 1.00 LAD ¥ LADIES TO Woi: on needle THE ART OF perfect tailor square, with drattings on Mons’ Ja13-Ln__ mes: Ro workin to Lualp pay Address ut. G. ROWELL & Co., Ratlau y ANTED—A DRESRMARER IN RVERY PAMILY. Learners for Prof. CHILLS: ERS vew “fu ternational Tuilor System” with any inch-rule or as all scieutific tailurs cut fepeameasurs “alone, "a an Sine Jae Fst. terials cut, basted, draj SSElt, “Conservatory ut Washington, D.C. raped or, aa WANTED--HOUSES. ‘ANTED—OWNERS WILL ADV. interests by placing houses for SEW Eaieh, Real Retste, 1g — ? ‘Will be vizoronsly By expense, with J. NCE THER sopregt or fale, ar ANTED-HOUSE WITH MODEB! tpents by March 2 taut not, to excead ‘Hill preferred. ae eo FROM OWNERS, “HOUSES Wal Tots tor can asern Any Peopesty placed itis will be ihorally advertised af our exe Pines ontacollectoh. states meanared: Stetied HOLLND'S THOMPEOS, 1313 B Awe. ine’ San Bus et WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS Waste. dress Box 106, 8: \ -HiGill Paper, Iron tadie and cop Star office Wee Esta, lance red: " experic BRAMALL corm W* star cits ce. ws EE: W: Star office. yorkshop. -ANIED — BOOKKEEPING — ADULTS WITH Ei ‘cond-hand Furn TANTEDWILL BU" - FINE and Clocks to Renate at m: ss that Usual prices, al ANTED—A CORNER L0cA’ Store in zarthwest section. Address COMTI, ale A “AND nice NTED-AN ESTIMATE OF THE Cost E rapairing @ sinall chapel, “Address WINDO) NE OR TWO STO! Address “CARVI busivess experience eeks. Practical inatructios.Teruis tboderte, EBLENCE, Star office. ND BICYCLE, ROCER OF HASE A COAL rh Woop ‘Address COAL YAK roffice, £3 FOR DE £3.31" ‘qualified in three ots WA wits iano 7 THE y PRICE © OKs | _WANTED--ST'1 Wasmes Wins sent 2 WS 22ST ean Waltom.Oooks € for Cooks, Charber race Sestuistrvse, Butler®. SAQCL A. COOMBS, 826 Fst. nw. 10-0 y A YOUNG WHITE i TATIONS. CTABLE present employer's, 81 om cant after the LOU st 13 wai Street as Toth ate WASHED 20) 00 WHITE GIRIS SITUATIONS, ond cs chatulerma dor waitress abd the ther 9% gh in Private Zeus. Pirave call at i Hatayebire ave P WARS BY A COLORED MAN A SITUATION iverorte do housework, gved refere $1 2th st, mw. a ANTED A SITEATION, BY A YOUNG COL red sua, gs Walter tap acl, oF KTOCeEy ce antl go err ds, W ‘or to work ana takecare of © ist nw. hovsemais Uema’s far office, A) aiterven, of chilis Lure, im a Naira BS ia’ Fay Bi yANTED—LY A RESPECTABLE QOLORED 3 aston ae diukag-rovua. served OF sn jrteats faini’y or beonima ie Call'st 1008 Lith ste new wad to WANTED, A) SOUNG SAS. WHO CAN PEK Bia best mefenetise deaiten a pomtiew either im office of sprue good bustuess b agpitoatsin wi) ap eee te Sf ANTED-BY A RESPECTAI Sey todo " an V iy ANTED—P ized rie an rene ke ge |e Pa BEA esos C | Weezer stesogs sSaeprrene osme Alkises REVTABLE Star ottse we WAkthacks AGENCY HAS FIRST-CLASS ‘Cooks, chambermaids, waitresses, lanndresss, sore batlers coucumen, bowse wen Soni buym with city references’ O23 Hina mw Hast SITTATION Ax CHAMBPRMAID te €itl whe can Turbiab Cod Hesere V., Star otfce. A SITUATION AS 4 Wi AxTED. ATIONS 1 cniployers 2 geuutue: STEVENS EMPLOY ME RENTING BUREAG, ¢ 17 Mth nw. Ui 1 oR ALL teres KINDS ‘uaraiteed AND ROOM. pom WANTED.-ROOMS. WASTED ENO COMPORTABL FUMNISHLD sccond-story rooins aud buand for boy ‘Ree Years old. Address W. I Fe | Ciier ware or A ROOM WITH ALCOVE, FURNISHED din it. w. part of The city, ive HOME, Siarutiee, Wage PERSONS HAVING TOUM-KENTING AG! FOR RENT ROOMS. ROOMS, sire porn. EN UNFURNISHED ROOMS, st, gan, bath, hot water, &e.; én suite oF sep” qinire st 710 th st. 16-30" RNISHED PaR- i docired: oveay suoders sired: © heap toa desirable party 16-30" THE §PACIO.S THIRD FLOOR OF | ding cor. 22th st, and easy tae ave. | enteances Uy Gkire of Non Lit y-28 Be ‘and | S010 305 Tethers acceys by clerator and twostans | Saye; estiuieted mmber of visitors daily tp the Palais 000, thus the third floor offers a good location. jor urtitors or Tindred | pre Sree on pace ad E a “ote JOR KENT the COMMUN: table for tix! house. Joor: house ih excellent Vocation. 1613 P st.u.w., fet FURNE JOR KENT—WITH BOARD, TWO frout rooms. 1114 11th st.n.w * Board if desire lady or auiddlo-aged sea Apply at 1 st aw ar JOH RENT—1507 HST. N.W.. NEXT DOOR TO Wormley's, newly furnished aud desirable Kooms, te en suite or singh ja30-26 | ROK, RENT. 920 OTH STON. WOKE HED, ficxt fh Lroom, with bath adjoin : parlor aud b tee floor, two front routs em a a4 K STN Ven Di stKA, for he Terass te FOS REST FURNISHED EBON man anid 4 Fae Mer Rome tne. best ot tabi d. 31 NT RARE CHANCE floor, or thre: vl oR {Fp JOR KENT—12: 7. XW, PARLOR AND E bugh toot om Int Boor, soit froait, aod, imap JOK RENT—010 15TH ST_. OPPOSITE MoPHER. son Squats, elorantly-furnished Rohan, en suite of single: with board; mear Arlington luotel, passthedoor. ae JOR RENT-27 OWA CIRCLE, BANDSOME F \Hooms, just vacated. and meals eived hed’ 39 cool a LOR RENT—1108 NEW YORE AVE ®. W. ONE formished frout Room, thurd floor; also, small mad- room, with board: moderate price: rel ‘Two adults will take meain LARGE FRONT ROOM SUITABLE ata k Bicely furnished and heated: south trout: $20 per month in advance 13 Paunw. T-6i 612 14TH ST. NW. LARGE BAND. furnished extension room, on first floor: ietdine Dat grate fire aund private bathe room, abso, iu sie room, triusient or permisueutly st HANDSOMELY-YURSTS! iD BOO! OR RENT ished Foor HANDSOMELY FURNISHED also. piewnaut hail roma, board: at S00 AND DWELLING Al 1636 veutaiurug 133 rooms, with all mcd iE NT—STORE 14th st. uw, ern itnproveimente. Tnquite 1698 14th ste sad ae W STORE, 1603 ai oy Ie Alen, ine pou dwelling elev ae Py Store, jend N. MYERS. Store, cor. La! i New York ave. covoren | TED—BY WHITE int. SITUATION AS | price aud full particwlane ress \. VW, Star Sflice | WASTER AS A REISATE FAMILY, 9 witout, necetl Me . ars,” or gemtlenss end wife. price yor toexceed 50a tnonthe Add JCP REST—COZILY-PUANTSHED BOOM. WITH | FOR SALE—LOTS. JOK SALE A WAM BAKGOAIN- Live rot ene RY bat Ht en < S| Book sal eev AAR Lore ix TARE S Sr aR RN ot MEAP ANICR LOT OX ay wr JOR SATE-GIEAP OM BELT Pony on ae eee eat aa | 80 cca. at oure ci Fateek Sa tyand hsteae. Bue SPE LOT ox sour | strona cog BOaTOR AS. HATE SSRs. Bae Do DOK SAE LOT News ORTH ST. Mi Tose Aes Min at Mowiian aa ehciate. 0 | Canine. Pe OR SALE_THE G..FATFST BAUGATS IN TRIS ty for SL per fost, on Itt. st nw i a largein prin « WASH'N PANENWOW? E Succeseur tot over & cS) Dk SALE-ONLY A Phw Mor Fait short bots on Roath Carsting ay Seay chiead, Low ie Four Tiawe *. migst be sola” Apply to va ae Room 3, G13 Fat nw. i FINE Ly) Fe was ian ave, wear) a as _ £20 NORTHWEST eettyeice ora = wet “ P YOUNG. s BUNPRED LoTs Ix SacTIO’ eae peter eat aes: | id eirect rain som SALE OW ounded i ty ia pucfoowe Sigal aay enter “a em. sewers, Boichbors, Schock aud ctr overlooking the city. Be ‘eral Bbavin tae Ta JOR SALE — VERY py a tie Yoo Hr ABIDES JOR SALE—TRE BEST Lay [offer building Le within four sou PSTMENT OF Ta — kA Pacis, New York eve, | FOR ALE — MISCELLANEOUS PRANK IAI Pet, he A LIGHT AND regret one's dare capites PeLoUze ce base tue, bere necdeds A | | “ OK SALE uae we tre hu a BUSINESS a SENESS, 11S A etn, we en JPOe SALE CHEAP Pom FICE Bays 16.907 Alive PUM RUT ial toe 20H SALESIDE BAR TOP BUGay. NO Pal Bigerntued togt' tion sn = JOR SALF—AN ENGLISH HAMOLPKLESS @uN, sos Patent Saiets, we ’ un Euciish “uate i wuble AMERICAN RUBBER C0. > H SUDDENLY kepueED sell very cheap a bandsoine Salah: Coat \ Addrem siatiLg where it must be sent ter in NECESSITA, Star oftien, iacaee SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF CIGAR » 407 Pa ave. Only $150. A rave chance a OR SALF-AN MGANT COUrE HORSE, Young, ceutie, feamlers aud @ good driver sinyle or Gouble-“ will Be sold cheap. Ayjiy to J. F. OLM- ow York 13 A POUND, shoe, ew. and clean. Also. Goon? Heathers eases, fe.” lowest prices. Cinders by mil | gtierwien” Delivered” AUBERY SEITZ, wie y's Toe SON SAT -500 SHARES STANDARD PORTABLE. F ‘Gas Mcthine beast 7 ASK Pevouze fw 1416 F mtewet owe Bulldog. JOR SALE-ON fp FISEL. Pixisngy UPRIGHT Pieve, eter ake, at eer WD a B. Houewe So: Tavet ue, Selmer oro du Fe Nahe ire rari as sro verg fine tedhie | 321 12th at. now, op DOC GANELS, Po SALE—BREWSTER bx | Brcelient condition: oir and | Apis at PAINE 's Coach Pac om wR a z =a Horses, just SEES SALE ON BASY MON utiful Stultz & Bai sonable prices, The Stultz & Rener tuost ciegant Cpricht Pie anos made for Ane warkruaship, tone mnt Luralality We will give the highe and page ace ean be Don't fail to see | toteouk partion y a ABCESSITY Wes LEIS oat and beat edition, os mat standard price. For 1 on WEBSTER. Star otices ae t 01 SALE EATKAORDINAKY BARGAUNS THI youth i RRANICH A GACH and ST IEL A Ponteaae sh pay nen, at “ WILD A k SALE -BKOUGHAMS, COUPES AND ROCK: ave Sate tne ey weet takers. sm mle anid at “oun orga “ome rages, buggies and wacons pave WP | Gree a JOR 5. HE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE Be quires avoids all, expebey r de Wown ot | tuayree ty basidline of feel DLLALLACE, Agout. + cr by Wi Siaz. LOST AND FOUND. Les SMALL BLACK-AND.TAX PUP (oo) notent: One frout paw White. Keturn w 1:2 i hw and receive reward | LoSthest MOSPAY. « chaTELAIne siven ESA Ets gold bat arvaad ward Sith paad Frevaraed. Toe 7a Op] 208 SATURDAY SIGMT. BEAK 15TH AN | Rep ee mens roll Devamtpin, Be. Bultabe rowan! La WL T—A SILVER CLASP MARKED 1. 8 ESNEe elastic eibbon. Sultabie ine - TRAVED FRO! i WOOD ANI Seid Cont Yara: 2 Wnts ne Sittwe Sto Serna? brow aud wiksie eu ory Go the Mata fC lor, it returned to the soowe sddvess person will cose iiveral reward. oe LS’, ‘aan LACE FiO AND PocKkET- Spa pa af money eu je rewarded if returned toi rece at Bow on reward if lotta = Ost SATURDAY, PERL 4.43 dond one $10 Po ton Check 818 Mthw aw. 1 Messschnsntts rripay FI 6th and D UST ON JANUARY 16,4 LARGE LEMON AND a White Setter Dow answers te nae “wrake.” 5 reward if returned to 1701 I st. n% sae OST LAST TH [4 couored bn, 2.010,” Liberal rowat Ja offices Norris bul DAY a BUSINESS CHANCES. “1 Gs STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD 4 FRANK H. PLOT ZE, it 1426 F stivet, Kell ae Building. ANTED-ONE OR TWy GEA1iAMES WHO can finish 83,000 cash [will mvest #4000 my W. 7OR RENT—STABLE IN Ria OF 1529 bsg, BW between Paiud Q. Ken se EA. crn’ 918 F st. Wis pound. Doesn’ et rancid: SEATS ANTED_TRY OUR BOTTERT: a ‘ii ae, FTY THOUSAND “Brick. gust be cheap. Address LINANE, $38 7th st. sw. aoa Soa cee. fel-6t BORED AND DRIVEN. “AD, y ATE DETECTIV ee Ra Ai Saikab, a Sallnours. TaNs poet HE, 0} Ly Bene be ia G19 b | SERVI cae CE, SERVICER ES AMINATION giesr es W. FLY, Abe ty 12-1m* ‘Southwest cor. Bth and & sta. Rw, dee FLINDER ave Bm Thin aeucy ya tiiebonder of Governnmat oe wink ipal control, docs Ad divorce Cases. wr ite _ SUBURBAN a ROE ecif) to Join mre inaneplerprice of uiequased. ane Sod which in tow abet rush tow great piccnwn rv CRSBE UL sia Hl icin ALENIS AND INVENTIONS Tab= = | Pais efi ant wahoo 7 apg as TL WOMBLE cc COMPANY, Fst ie Dee STORE WANTED: WILL Pat ca fom ‘Drv tore Joie a wd Sculast or state wi ‘can frees KALICN, star ek SALT CIGAR AND” FOHACCO STORE ck sind Sxturra for Caen. Apply at corner wea EEN A Hab. SALE-100 ES oF Texas igen Wace iso 100 aaares CUES apes Peni'st, bottmors, Foe SE PARTY, WANTING" wow 7 shat stile weaindied sora * lange proms wc. bauk Reed Pek ree) inet Class IN vist MeN 6 "75 cittes second Netioas! Bask stor Omsk ree SS 4 = depth ot It re 06-Lm, w,; WE een aay ns tae ote. per foot SOP SuRLEY BROS, 1210 Fe. | Pees RG SAFE Ly