Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1888, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON f D.C., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1888. THE EVENING STAR.| - WASHINGTON: sempay One of the worst pieces of work the present House of Representatives has done ts the defeat of Uhe propuse! coostitutional amendment changing ‘the date of inauguratioo day and che begtouing of the Congressional terms from March 4th to April 30tn, The whole d bate on the subject was Mip- Pant and puerile in tone. Mr. Crain, who antago. nized the Senate resolution with one of bis own providing for the opening of Congressional ses stons om the Orst Monday in Jaouary, made a speech of sneering comment on the senti- mentai considerations wich prompted a return to the inauguration day hallowed by George Wash- Angton’s induction into office. And yet what, ex- cept sentiment, prompted Mr. Crain to select the Deginalng of JaaQary a5 the date for opening Con- gress? He would say, perhaps, that It was the be- ginning of a new year. But how came It to be so? ‘The choice was pureiy arvitrary. The Jullan cal. | endar, sanctioned by a much longer usage than the Gregorian, which we bold to, Would put the 1st of January and the beginning of our year about where the middie of January ts now. Be- sides, our cultured Latio ancestors began their year with March, the month of the ram It is pure sentiment that has caused every change made in the calendar since days and months began to be counted; for 10 practical end was served by shifting the date for the new year—the year was neither older nor newer for the change, and theearth made {ts revo- lutions With unvarying accuracy before dials or clocks were beard of or primitive man had jearned wo keep track of passing time with a notched stick. Mr. Crain's contempt for the strictly American seatiment which would multiply the monuments ‘of George Washington's beneficent career flads lit tle Justification In the substitute be proposes, ‘Which confines Its recognition of human virtues to the wisdom of Pope Gregory XIL But Mr. Crain argued further that, although it had been contended that the fourth of March fell tm the most fckie season of the year as regards ‘weather Io this latitude, be had never heard of a man’s refusing @ nomination for the presidency through fear of an attack of pueu-nonia brought om by exposure at bis inauguration. This is simple boy's talk, Unwortny to be met with serious argument, It was well matched by Mr. Reed's ‘supporting plea that there wa-no Justification in reason or good sense for adding two months to the present termofaCongress. One who has served in the House of Representatives as long as Mr. Reed knows wel: enough that the short ses- sion of Congress never sevs all the business before tt well cleanc’ up and out of the way. Two months more would give it a chance todo some thing that it was sent here for. As It ts now, ‘with the interruption caused by the holiday recess, ‘the short session is at least half over before the House gets well settled down to work, ‘The members who, in the course of yesterday's debate, opposed the Hoar amendment because they did not like Innovations on established customs, will have the same objection, if con- sistent, to the Crain resolution, Mr. Crain nim- self Will certainiy have to drop his alr of trif_ing and come down to sober reasoning if be expects to Win over any of the really able men who supported the Hoar resolution. There are argumentsenough, doudtiess, In favor of his scheme for what woul i be practically a continuous session of Congress, and, if the 30th of Aprti plan does not appeal to the minds of the House, by all means let the other be considered, The present arrangement Is positively Dad in some of its features and incon. venient tp others, and, possibly, when the Ice has once been broken by the adoption of Mr. Crain's amendment, Mr. Hoar’s may get another cnance and carry the day, as {t probably would bave in ‘the Forty-ninth Congress if Representative Tucker had not been accidently prevented from pressing it, —$<—<—<$<——— a Whether or not Bouteile has got ali the in- formation he sought In his resolution of inquiry about the battle-flags, he has certainly obtained Some that he did not seek. Briefly stated, the ‘Secretary of War's answers shows that twenty- one Confederate flags were gtven up during the two years immediately succeeding the war, mostly om the written order of Secretary Stanton; since the 7th of March, 1885, nineteen Union flags have been surrendered to their original owners by order of the present Secretary of War, and three 1m obedience to joint resolution of Congress; one Confederate fag was lent in 1887 ty General Benet to ex-Brigadier General Clark of the Union army, who bas not yet returned it; and since then no Confederate or rec :ptured Union Bag has been tssued or tent by the War Depart- ment, and no Confederate flag has at any time passed from the Department's custody to any of ‘the states lately In rebellion. It douhtiess placed ‘the President in an awkward position to issue at order for the restoration of the Dattie-flags and | then revoke ft, but the hauling of the political Grag-net has, In (his case, resulted In a discourag- ingly small catch, and the fisherman is very nai- urally reported as dissatisfied | a Chicago, St Louls, ana Sao Francisco are dis- Piaying all their attractions and demanding the favorable Judgment of the democratic Parts, and the goiden apple of a national nominating conven. | Yon. These rival b auties must enjoy the exer. | etse of their charms while their power lasta, for in afew ears Washington a3 4 convention city will mature, thea they will be sheived—uniess, Indeed, the modern Parts can be basely bribed. $< ‘The District section of the House appropriations committee is now engaged in spreading less than | @ mil ion dollars of improvements over unimproved | streets needing seven aililiousin such manner that everybody shall be pleased and no street shall be Regiected. When this labor has been accomplished We committee Intends to reiteve Sisyphus of bis | Job. and estabiisu conclusively that no task ts | Bi peless ——— ‘The Dakota bilzzard and the Hilinols cyclone will be zephyr -iike In comparison With the windstorm Uhat Washington, witu tts “pull” upon the weather bureau, Intends to hurl next 4thof March upon the benighted statesmen who refused to change | inanguraiioa day to April 30. From the tone of what kussla suggests to Ger- many, and of what Bismarck suggests that Ger- MANY May Sugeest to Rawle, the suspicion arises that Fer uinaod, of Bulgaria, will soon learn of something to bis disadvautage —_—_——+ ‘The committees to select the national conven- tion cit. meet in Washington, anyway. | Potatoes: Poratoes: ELS CHJICE NEW YORK POTATOES. State White Star, Beauty of Heb- Sore healthy stock, unsur- Table or ened st lower prices then the samme quality cas be boo 1 do uot way that cose At wo eet in Wwasbunton.” far superior bo.b Porstors: it. i... 6. | TO CLOSE OUT. WE OFFER: 1 FEOSH CLaTER size 30, 9: } PLUSH ®ACUUE, mae 40, 2 ot cuatintia Visitk Sot 4 Bro: ed uneat Velvet, Soaks ae aes ALSEIN ULSTER, trimmed with Beaver rer masa UES, VISITES, AND JACKETS BH STINEMETZ & sox, | 1297 FEN SmVLV ANIA’ ruse 13th at, Moacers Bou LION, Simply Liquid Extract of Beef, © tmasjow Wot whic, vet OTS bot vr cold ‘ake af once & PEMFECT BEEF TEA, ‘that every our, sick ‘OF well, will rudlabe VARIETIES: Boutlion plain, Poutliva with Ma herba, be u bry dose # pireet ns Bast Coacuzs, Busy Coxcurs. NEW ST}LE* NEY Stites, ely 90.5 96.50 Rattan Baby Guach in the city. Beat $10 | Syrian, Trieyeles, barrows. Longest 6 ore devoted ty the city. sdevoted ws ta. usksoes Asp Now THAT THINGS ARE HOT AND GETTING HOTTER Tait not opportune?—so we opine—to congratulate the ‘Bre.bren on their wondrous MAGNANIMITY, ‘We bebold them on their knees supplicating the DEAR PEOPLE sovding tye pabtabed scntenant r to be sacrificed om the See Peis Weil, WE ARE OT, And abort. Sretne a were to Tatsoaeratalsted oo their worse fae geche ba real tee dba ee ries of wach a PesY PURVES" TUue 3 tae egHlod 2, Nett eat’ ni lhe pose Ege ronan wi atau saghemnch 9 "ES for ourselves, permit as to eay that we have 20 E SACRIFICES. Tomake, We would not sacrifice ourselves, because SELF-PRESERVATION A fice our bust ‘esa, becaus, Fi porto OFA PLACE TO. Ske, until test GObS pow bio VICTOR & ADLER'S Per Cent Clothing House, 10 947 and 924 7th st. nw.,corner Massschusette ava, Strictly One Prica Open Saturday Until 21 p.m. EF We take no measurements for suits nor sorcial orders fur single warments, 10 the merchaut of tue District and their employes BELONG tui CLASS OF WOK 719. Oc Guess Suz AT COST, FOR Casi. 719. WILL CONTINUE ONLY A FEW DAYS LONGER. LADIES SHOULD \AVAIL THEMSELVES OF THE OPPORTUNITY AFFORDED TO OBTAIN ‘FIRST-CLASS GOODS 47 COST. SALE WILL Pos- ITIVELY CLOSE ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 29. IN ADDITION TO ABOVE OFFERING OF ELE- GANT SEASONABLY GOODS AT COST PRICE, WE WILL (DUKING THE REMAINING DAYS OF THIS SALE) PLACE UPON OUR COUNTERS EXTRAOR- DINARY BARGAINS IN ODD LOTS, SOILED GOODS, &C., AS FOLLOWS: 61 Fine Silk Umbrellas at half price ‘32 Black All-Wool Jerseys at half price, Lot of Corsets, odd sizes, at half price Lot Hamburg Edges, s:ightly soiled, at half price, Lot Colored Hamburg Embroider'es at half price, ‘Lot Cashmere stitched back and fancy gloves at half Price. Lots Oriental, black beaded and other laces, at half Price. Lot of Jewelry at half price. Lot black and and brocaded Velvets at half price, Special reductions iu black and white Summer Silka, All staple black dress goods at cost, Don” miss this rare opportunity, bargains in every department FE. G. DAVIS, 18-30 719 MAREET SPACE, COR. 8TH: PPP RRE cco ss | = em ce HH ame FRE Bo SxS & kee ‘Goo Ht TO OUR PATRONS. ‘Last season wo determined to sell out our entire ‘stock of Fancy Dress Goods, which we did at a great sacrifice. Now we find that we are conmpelled by de- mands made rpon us by onr trade to again carry s FULL LINE OF DRESS GOUD%. We start now with ‘pew and fresh stock, baviug no last season’s goods on hand, and having determined TO CARRY DESIRABLE AND SEASONABLE GOODS ONLY. TO MARK THEM AT THE SMALLEST POSSIBLE PROFIT. TO SELL THEM OUT QUICKLY 80 AS TO CON- TINUALLY ADD NEW Goops, WE PLACE ON OUR COUNTERS THE FoLLOW- ING SPECIALTIES, ‘whieh we know are the best values ever offered for the What we mention are on'y a few extras of the care- fally selected which we have ou hand. 1 line of 40-ineb all-wool HENRIETTAS, ailk fini imal the now abades, ee = OUR PRICE, CENTS ONLY. pieces of all-wool, small broken PLAID DRESS GOODS. iu desirable pring shades, SELLING FOR 50 CENTS. OUR PRICE, 43 CENTS, 36-inch all-wool TRICOTS, in all imaginable shades. SELLING FOR 50 CENTS, ouR PRICE, 45 CENTS. 40-inch sll-wool CASHMERE, in all the newest spring shades. SELLING FOR 62% CENTS, OUR PRICE, 50 CENTS. 40-inch SHEPHERDS PLAIDS, in black. brown and biue, beautiful zoods at the lowent prices, 40-inch silk and wool STRIPSS, in exquisite stylen, OUR PRICE, % A YARD. A HANDSOME SELECTION oF FRERES KOECHLIN: tn TRENCH SATTRENS, a in styles confined to ua exclusively, both in baby figured WASH.GOODS IN ENDLESS VARIETY. ‘Notice some of the prices 25 pieces of INDIA LINEN, in blue, pink, and black checks, OUR PRICE, ‘i 11 CESTS A YARD. pieces of fine CREAM MUL.L.in handsome figures OUK PRICE, 20 CENTS A YARD. 20 pisces of satin wtripe und checked INDIA LINEN. OUk PaICE, 12% CENTS A YARD. Saifferent styles of FRENCH PIQUE, wonderful values, OUR PRICE, 17 CENTS 4 YARD. A Veautiful line of SCOTCH AND AMERICAN GINGHAMS, in plain colors, lace stripes and band- sume plaids, eR RB AA Eon AA bon 24 a SPRING, AND. SUMMER STYLES NOW IX, Suite tourder fom Choice selection. Cuniureye. tor Hust varvoven. Good At atyle aud workmanabap. — £21-30° CONOY ERS. tailors core: 4tu and Este a W . Panta BAMGAINS WHICH WE HAVE HAD EVER SINCE WE BROAN OUR SPECIAL GALE HAS REDUCED OUR STOCK VERY GREATLY, BUT WE STILL HAVE SOME LINES THAT IT WILL Pay 10U TO EXAMINE. FOR INSTANCE: CUSTOM MADE SUITS AND COATS AND VESTS. THESE ARE GOODS MADE TO ORDKE AND LEFT ON OUR HANDS, WE NOW MARK THEM HALF. PRICK YOU CAN DOUBTLESS FIND JUST WHAT WILL SUIT YOUIN THELOT. ALSO“ODDCOATS," BY WHICH WE MEAN COATS FROM WHICH THE ‘VESTS AND PANTS HAVE BEEN SOLD, THESE GO AT HALF PRICES, THERE IS A LARGE VA- RIETY OF THESE, AND ANYONE WANTING AN RXTRA COAT WILL FIND A SPECIAL BARGAIN. STOKM COAT&—WE HAVE QUITE A LOT OF MEDIUM WEIGHT STORM COATS, CUT VERY LONG. VERY USEFUL GARMENTS, GOING AT HALF PRICES. SPRING OVERCATS—OUR FINEST GOODs OF THIS CLASS ARE CLOSED OUT, A IOT OF $14, $15, AND $16 COATS ALSO GOING AT HALF PRICE, BROWN WORSTED (CORK- SCREW) SUITS IN SACK, CUTAWAY AND PRINCE ALBERT COATS, THESE ALSO AT HALF PRICES. UT WE HAVE B BARNUM & 00, 20 931 PENN. AVENUE | Banszstsy Taste Loexs AND NAPKINS. ‘The most durable linnain the world, being blesched the fisx is retained Housekeepers are often surprised tosee their fine Table Linens goine to pieces. The reat cause is the chemicals employed to bleach the cloth. We offer devided barg.ins in these superior goods st @1 50 and $1.75, worth $2 and 82.50. NAPKINS AND TOWELS ‘In great variety in reliable goods at low prices. ‘We have just opened s lot of Choice Srring Shades in FINE VELVETS at 82. Very so(t in fimah and suite- ble for Huts and Bonneta, ae well as Dreas Goods. They are under regular price, ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SON3, 919 Pennsylvania avenue, ns | Oxy Tex Dars Mone OF THE GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE ar caAk HALL | COR. 10TH AND F STREETS. | | _ Heavy and Light-Weieht Overcoats for Men from @4 to $15: exactly one-half the regular price. Boys’ Overcoate at one-half regular price. | from 85 to 815: guarsnteed to be fully one-third leas | than th y can be bouxht for wywhere in the city. Pure Worsted Corkscrew Prince Albert Suits at 615; former price $23. i Fine Corkscrew Prince Albert Suite at $19; former price $27.50. Fine Corkscrew Prince Albert Suits at $22.50; for- mer price $30. ‘Heavy and Light-Weight Blue Flannel Suits at about half-price. Fine Satin-}ined best Broadcloth Full-Dress Suits at $25: sell nowhere under #40. Boys? Suite will be escrisced regariees of cost or value. ‘Odd Pante must go, and the prices put on them will make them go. at oo A K At geAk PALS oo MEEK OB OA Tu 7 ns COR. TENTH AND F. Excwvawe Novertes Ix Sarzexs SEATON PERRY, ‘Guccesor to Penny & Baorneny WILL OPEN ON ae AL, FEBRUARY 20, A LINEOR 38 NOVELTIES .N3 OF HIS “OWN DIRLCE E GOODS ARE ROTH IN LIGHT AND DARK ‘CULORS, COMBIN D WITH RICH FIGURES AND POMPADUUR AND JAKDINERE BORD- TYLES ARE CONFINED TO ME FOR WASH- | HE, INGTON, CONSEQUENTLY CANNOT BE SEEN oP DEM EME IN Lis erry. PLE ‘SeotcHG GinGHans ft ENTE NEW PRINTED ALL-WOOL CHALLIS IN CHOI AND EXCLUSIVE. NOVELTIES IN. Ea cE OIDERED BALISTE AND! BES. ta MITH CONTHASTING 0) ES EN age BROAD- as iXS RANG. | “EXTKa GoOD VALU! TO. ah BLACK Os a ORED SURAH SILKS, AT 75c.. 1, 81. | voll Fuaxcarse rx BLACK, WHITE AND ALL | “8H MPLETE. STOCK ‘AND OL BENKIETTAS ALL- WO. er BEAL ARAMETAD Sona SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Pennsylvania ave, cor. Sth at. Estabhahod 1840. 118 ‘clot NEWPEMN ASD. FROM 750. Pumavursu Srone, CARHART & LEIDY, ‘928 7th at and 706 K st nw. ‘NEW Goons. ‘NEW Goops. are opening: dally. An clegant ead a eaheae tae Ss ite eco eae at Be. at fall A fine at St dour at low and ramp very low prices, and agents for CARHART & LEIDY, | ns 928 7th and 706 K ste. 1 Srrcut Banoarss 1N COLORED HENRIETTAS. ‘We are offering all the new colors in Henriettas st 1 snd $125, 46 in wide For very fiue goods, having the appearanve and flutsh of silk goods, the Silk Warps Are very chesp at $1.:25, in the newout abs lea, ‘Ne.t mixtures in DRESS GOODS just opened, at §1 and $1.25 tor flue French goods The new stylee of SATTEENS are selling very rapidiy, and we would stuewest an inapection of these beautifal they are picked over, REREE oi aren Od He ‘ capes Dalf-yts.t enc, 8 a vis, Sue All “bese gvous, ip quant we Geuvered tee Orssen Tus A. M, NEW SPRING SCARFS; DENTS GANT Dé LUXE KID GLOVER W. 8 TERI, ¥uS PENNSLVANIA AVENUE. 118 + Jouxsox, Gunuze & Co. | Mave sust opened s new line of DRESS GOODS for | early Spring wear, including all the New Shades in | CASHMERE, TRICOT, and HENRIETTA CLOTHS. Splendid value in all Wool Colored CASHMERE, 38- inch wide, only 60c, ‘TTRICOT CLOTH ia Spring weight, 60e., 76c. GERMAN TABLE DAMASK, 25, 373, 500. BLEACHED DAMASK, 50, 6214, 750. ‘CROCHET and MARSEILLES BED-SPREADS. All of our BLANKETS and COMFORTS at cost. Balance of our CARPETS at prime cost, as we do not. ‘Want to cerry them over. JOMMGOX, GARNER & 00., 636 Peansylvauis Avenua, South fide, Near 7th Street, nz ‘on grass and no chemicals employed. the strencth of | 300 Ca-simere and Cheviot Suits will be sold at | i | | very cheap. ‘The lots quoted above are popular bar- Crose TO-MORROW, ONE O'CLOCK. ‘TRE PALAIS ROYAL. Before we write of the great ssle of Hand-made ‘French Underwear, we would remind you of the fol- rar SARCAIN Ris BAH RE Se Eh a FAG Pa - mere ‘XIV." Ostrich feathers ip ‘eres, white, blue, mace, red, xray black. ‘Mounted on inlaid gold sticka, 5 quality for ‘No, 2—-HATS—Samples of fine French felt. Newest shapes. Allcolora, $2.25, $1.98, $1.50 and $1 qualities, Your choice for 250. No, 3-FEATHERS—Wines to trim the hats, $1.50, $1.25 and $1 qualities, for 480. No. 4—RIBBONS for the hats, Nos. 16, 20, all ailk, Joop edge, all colors, 300. and 3éc. qualities for We. No. 5—GLOVES—4 and 5-button, dressed and un- ‘dressed kid, embroidered backs, tans, grays, black, $1.50 “Palais Royal” quality for 68c. ‘No, 6-SHOES—English Waukenphast, ladies’ button boots, hand-sewed, $4 quality for €3.50, 95.50 quality for 85. ‘No, 7—SHOES—Ladies’ fine French kid. button boots, Patent-leather tips #5 quality for $3.50. No, 8—SHOES—Ladies' good kid, buttons, “common sense” and box toes, $4.75 quality for $3. No, 9—MEN'S SLIPPERS—Alligator akin (genuine), €1.75 quality for $1.48. Ga-The reduced prices for Fine Shoes are made with 8 view of quickly introducing these goods to our ps- trons, The special prices will be good for all this week. ‘We intend to deserve a reputation for keeping the best ‘Shoes only and charging moderate prices for same. HAND-MADE FRENCH UME: WEAR. bid ww. ee we of this Stock. for severa! leading New York merehante were after it. The large sales of this morning testify to your appreciation of the prices—the lowest, we think, ever quoted in this city formuch goods, Those of our patrons who read our advertisement wi 1 profit by the hiut that the best bangains will be gone by To-morrow at 1 o'clock. We close then, please remember. THE BEST BARGAINS ARE: ‘39 NIGHT-GOWNS at 98c., worth $2, with 19 tucks and herring-bone stitching dowa front, embroi- dered collars and cuffs, 42 NIGHT-GOWNS at 81.75, worth $2.50. The ms- terial i French percale: the fronts have 50 tacks, and the collars and sleeves finely embroidered. “Mother Hubbard” and sscque styles. 33 NIGHT-GOWNS at €2.50, worth 83.50, embrol- dered ruffle around neck and sleeves and down frout. 99 CHF MISES at 58c., worth 81,,square and round necks, profusely and beautifully embroidered. 73 CHEMISES at 98c., worth $1.75, more elaborately embroidered, otherwise same aa Se. ( hemises. 103 CHEMISES at 81.29, worth $2.50. Fine French percale, embroidered band, 16 clusters of 3-bunch tucks on front. 82 CHILDREN'S DRESSES at 81.68, worth $2.50, (sizen six months to three years.) Prettily tucked and embroidered. We have 511 other garments, some as high as 88.98 | apiece and, convidering them ax works of art, they are waina. Here to-day: gone to-morrow. Peak A det PreaAE BAH oe |P AA Lira AH Bas ROSE T AE | bese Y AE. -| RR QO 4 4ULi | G27Plesso notice the advertisement in ce below. | | F | s8Sg ITP ERE CCcO Tl A L PE oc # AA OL eg FP So HRA E Sys EEE 000 It A A LLLL | C A FER ss 4 EF Sss, AA £ EE | Sss8 AA LLL ERE oF | H H 00 T EER RRI Page ose ee HOH “oo S38 It tee ko OF 2 BEST QUALITY | Sale. Weare confident you will be delighted with the | IRELY NEW Dk- variety aud benuty of the new How. To induce you FLAN SEL BUITINGS, | AN S315 | 250. Hose NoT REDUCED. QF SILK WARP 2 dozen for 500 dozen Pin Striped Bal. Hose. 500 SEARS | dozen Ribbed and Pisin Bil. Hose also cost us 83.8 The arrival of THE PALAIS ROYAL'S importation | of Spring Hose prompts us to advertine this Special | to purchase a little earlier than you otherwise would we offer special prices for MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, Feb, 20. Feb. 21, Feb, 22. | We intend to offer the best values in town for 25c. | dur.ng the Spring of 1888. To do so we have paid 83 mal | dozen. Weal-oopen 500 dozen Fancy Striped Hose that cost adozen. You can't expect us to retail | them under 25c.,even fore Special dale, You may ete eit rer seen for 25c, 44c. HOSE FOR 350. 50dozen of Shopper's 44c. quality of his celebrated ‘Hove, Black, Blue, Brown, Rel. 100 dozen Fancy Striped Hose in Tans, Browns, Grays, Modes, Biues, etc. Gvod value at 44c. A bar- wain indvea for 330. 55c. AND 68c. HOSE FOR 480. 100 doseu Striped amd Boot Pattern Hose in such variety of styles that all tastes may be suited. Com- Dinations of the following colors: Olive, Nile, Myrtle, Gobdelin, Navy, Brown, Salton, Dove, Mauve, Pink, Gray, Magenta, Tan, Lavender, Yellow, Mahogany, Cherry, Mode, Light Blua, 960. HOSE FOR 750. 50 dozen Silk-finished, Richelieu Ribbed Lisle Hose. We doubt if you have yet seen such quality offered even for @8e, The shades are delicately, not loudly, beaut $1 AND $1.35 HOSE. ‘These are not reduced in price. The two lots com- Prise a “Job lot” secured at much under regular prices. ‘Ladies who are accustomed to fine hosiery will recon- nize these woods as worth from $1.50 to $2.50 8 p.tr. We have graduated stripes, Loot patterns, and several | fancy but impossible-to-expiain styles, Bome open ‘work and shell patterns are in Hew and very beautiful shades, FAST BLACK HOSE. “ONYX" STAINLESS BLACK. Gusranteed in a Woonwann & Lorszors Cotvux WANTED_EELE, Our establishment will be closed at 1 o'clock ‘D-m on Wednesday, February 22—Weshing- son's Birthday. Warton \ Waren man to ae Pourive Bucur Au Tue ppb te the Resident Paraicum, Wovwces Tana’ hi ine Witarnst “Opening” of Spring Goods in Dress Fabrics, Flannels, White Goods, Quilts, &c. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Gor. 11th and F ste. puieoeralty FTES TOURER TERRI Uae Wie Sear gaer stating rine, STENO. 12: Tis 8 st_nw. ‘STE! ‘Address Luoue Tinorme Dersaraest. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP beg to announc- that, having secured s cutter and fitter of exceptional ability. they are fully prepared to furnish information, estimates. and make to order— Tailor-made Suits, Plain Cloth Gowns, ‘Combination Cloth Gowns, Dinner and Tea Gowns, Carriace Dresses, ‘Reception Dresses, ‘Traveling Dresans, ‘Ball Costumes, Mourning Dresses, we Wes tionable yard. ‘ANTED—WOMEN ere cena eae go 70 8 Sate ‘Drivers TANTED—A FIRST.CLANS Sas 5 ly it amare Ps quarters. navy “pr DA COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN TO swash and 2,4 Agmuly of four; reter- ences reat ed Airatoir t Sethe Talore A Ly Bb, 926 ‘ANTED—LADIES AND dra Yor aS telligence and good wood pay. Apply at Room 8, 48: waiter ( preterrrd.> references at commandant's ‘EDA FIR LAS W Wate family." Appiy 1703 K at. call G IN FE reson, BUTE, ‘waiters. hrutlers. coachinen. Bridal Troumese, ste Gairymen, man and wile.at once 813 Ttnh.w tet-at Bagi a ie ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS WHITE NURSE FOR Coats, Ulsters, Raglans, &o. two sualine ; Must bring good ref Pences. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. We have made ups few very attractive styles of Walking Jackets as models, from which we shall be pleased to take orders. SPECIAL.—We offer the balance of our win- ter stock of Imported Dresses, Wraps. Jackets, ‘&o, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, TO CLOSE IT OUT AT ONCE (Parlors—third floor; two elevators.) W have Anpiy 415 3d stn. ANTED_A THOROUGHLY X COMPETENT WO- tan for general housework: mu ‘waees to risht party: call at ance: 1 y ANTED—MARCH 1. AN EXPERIENCE! references required. first-class city reterence and st 13th ‘an ty do the TIS Bist wt ra ‘be a ood Rights eutite, work for two peuple 21-30 cok, wo: | oy ANT D—AN AMBITIOUS. SiawaaT MAN, IScated outade teadiugr eitirs tore ie WOUDWARD & LOTHROP, own locality s responsible bou-t. geeang “Ret “het Gor. 11th and F sta. n.w. er neon MANUFACTUBES, Lock Box 15! Retuste Buscx Sirx Fasnics WOODWAKD & LOIBROP r20amatudw ‘ANT! D—2 OR 3 iy, and g od ‘MEN OF BUSINES: ypearance for apeci CAPAC. dal work: -teady ymentand libe 1 terms to rigut men. Address call attention to their SERGREIATIVE: Star once. £26.:30° Elevant Line WAszeD, NERATL HOUSI oF PY Bs mayst be ayried cook: Do wesite of iron- SILK FABRICS, ne ference, Cal SEASONABLE BLACK FF aC iebsk. 1am sed 7 a robe ™ PROPER WEIGHTS AND FASHIONABLE ‘WEAVES. ‘We note the following extra rood values: BLACK FRENCH SURAH SILKS. W 21-inch. on'y 4c. per yard. PLS | Bo-inch, only Otc. per sand Ws oy TE BEDE FoR m1 ork. Deat aypear.noe 1 bral pirenber 4 tapbegdort Saas aruek tag eds "Seiplormient A Narn ‘22-4och, only $1.25 per yard. oxen eee ieee uace ssehichd SORA aS Ware renee eres 204 oh, only 75c. per yard. and colored. tor all Kinde of domestic labor: for District ‘24-1.ch, only €1 per yard. ind states, with refereuee 717 Mat nw. f20-7" B4-ineb, oply €1.20 per yard. 24-inch. only 94.25 per yard. Pelpesregeot cbr ork nary 24-inch, only $1.75 per poe Fad. MOST DESIRABLE SPRING WEAVES. 22 inch Bepwaline Silk, at 81.1256 per yard. 22-inch Peau de sole Sik, at $1.25 per yard. 20-inch Fatile Francaise, st @1 per yard. 21-inch Failie Francaise, at 1.25 per yard. 20-inch Jersey Ailk, at @1 per yard. 21 inch Jersey Silk, 23 per yard. 19-inch lack Khadame SNk, at 75¢. per yard. 20-inch Black Khadune silk, at O4c. per yard. 20-inch B.sck Satin Duchess, at 94c. per yard. 21-inch Biack Mervetlloux, at 84c. per yard. ‘21.anc . Black Merveilieux, at $1 per yara. 22-inch Black Merveilleux, at $1.25 per yard. 21-inch Black Satin de Lyon, at $1.20 per yd. 22-1neh Black Satin de Lyon, at 81.50 per yd. Vv Bend 22-inch Black Silk Armure, at $1. 21-inch Brack Satin de Ch ue, 22-inch Black Satin de Chine, Qi-tuch Black Double-Face Merveilleux, $1.60 per yard. aFziRch ,Bigek Double-Face Merveilleus, ber x h Black Moire Silk, at #1.25 per yard. cinch Black Moire Silk, st 81-0 per Sand ‘We keep ouly reliable yrades, and yuarantes them ty be unrivalled for finish, durability aud intrinsic worth. ‘oyn {ors of eentlemaniy in paint shop: call GE.EIe 400 Ba ave ANTED-AT ONCE WHITE AND CouoRED ‘coke, Matda-wai.rossen, tlaren, German ore dish of wad aryeat: was Benen ioe Synitae Sb fated Vurnette porcralte au te, Sucehinen thoroaehl yr wigy ieee = ANTED—A NUMBER OF YOUNG LADIES, re wal-ry and commission’ basis combined, ¥.. Siar office. ee THE pearance situations ‘by caddreen mt oftice. References required. ‘BURNHAM. 030-032 F et. tw. = Rtn 6 steel portrafts and tame -eds DB ATPLETON & Con Publisiers. Agency tn bic. A) w., Washington, Hood cauvanters t ment furnished. T indy ean find WOODWARD & LOTHROP, WA STEDIEVERY TAby "OKNOWT Cor. 11th ind Fata, nw. Varn dress cutting at reduces = by th: Pertect Prulor Squate, all. drafth Roos 11th st. n.w..opposite Muses Caro. WOODWARD & LOTHROP take pleasure in placing befory thelr customers a line of LACK HOSIEKY tape aes, SIRS JRIERRIE ote taicy ot cuiLDRES, Facuw. Washimeon, DG 6-33 AxD MEN, Which they gasrantee 1 be absolutely “Fast tmeasire alone, as all scienti potions 25 Addres ™ Hi SANVAS- and mannerscin addressing P.O. Pai WANTED, WAIST AND SKIRT “HAS Ds AT | 1917 Kat sete 'ANTED—A GOUD COOK AND TO Do. PLAIN washing. Call at 1728 K 'ANTED—BOY THAT HAS HAD ExPemipNcE at carriage factory of WM. F. 120-30" 18-80" arERLE, NcCED ‘of Ainari- vemes rach: lilus of smaller ‘Views of birthplzcws, residence wes aud price list went on ap vANTED-A VISITING TEACHER MUST BE competent to class teach the English Address FO. Drawer. 84 ho can write nicely. to do uftios work: vous IpPIY exce! t those who write exceedinely well, peter way Aud euploymeut py, aa: XI, Star o 18-30" a“ TED D. oe GHAMBERMAIDS, uo charges muleas eri LO well OW VENS' Eupioym’t Bureau, 717 9th st uw. HEY CAN “e for obo week a Jal4-2n WANTED-A DRESSMARER IN EVERY FAMILY, Learners for Prof. Es new “Lu ternational ‘Tailor System with. any Incierule “oF tailors cut. WANTED--ROOMS. So satisfied are we of their worth we will re- ; fund'the price forevery pairot proving aati. = | WW NTED- THREE WELL-FURNI HED ROOM a pag ge ie snilnees thon Derecnenen Tor#1O0 per taut: bees Of sttin tho fe tor ‘row (rue ¥, wall improve the Peparumente er tooth: bor, woth wasn and are" chuirely sree sro ai Tianeot if nat 'atastory armies 18 Featatine or harnst» ubatauce. the dye bein NTE D— BY MAN AND. TIPE NO CHILDREN, rarely vexet. bis. Ladies who liave worn them spettit the blshoet torma of their wearing and arya “aay fre call special attention to the follor 100 Dozen Ladies’ “Fast Black” Cotton Hose, W: four or five unfurni ny: Perma ent if suited: state price. fice. 'T., biar o! ANIED—BY A SMAI 4 or 5 unfurnished rooms for honse “e- ERT full rewlar mad good soft quality, alls trally located aad suoderste reat, EV" STONLY S0c, FEA-PAL eee Pi PU alanis 0,48,00, Gn. xtra ANTED-A LADY DESIR S TO E: Nae culitrews “Penk Beck”. Rithed Suite or Rooms pactially furnished. wi Cotton ose, worie weight full Rerular made, 36, 38, 40, 42, ana 44. A) Toouis for light house: ‘Addrenn MI Sain. cen- | w ae GAGE A th Board, where ahe msy enjoy the comfort and ind-pendence jeu 2 av clase ad in the Seta ae Picemcondine hase rigs” | ots bone: local al wah. Be fr ‘the dy Sis, & Oi 7. Tos, 8, Bie and Poy rg ey oe os — y ANTED—THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED Roons in rivace farnils, wnit be for lit house Pa & 8%, 9, and 9: ping, Permanent, if addres Ce Py Tin 8. 8%, a kroptn Porn sulin “ir went’: p-LARGE SALESHOOM.; IMMEDIATE ie FASE BLAGl WA Stenctana x 7 Leet nie te tecr aneeeah Guat ‘i poneenainn wanted. we for ait aout. and Crers pi ir warranted now to tain te feet y genie wo ast aie ‘aud improt AR Uc, PER PAT Ww ODWALY To itor, Cor. 11th and F sts. now. th washing, " b) auitahle for Licht housexceping. Address WHITE, ANTED-MARCH IST, BY A GEN wife and two children, three fur Biarofice: Grove Axsovxceent. ea "Ladien who have been waiting wilt bewtat to | Wi'ro" roc, unr tiralsied fan aiid lent hate hnve’recelved Gur tpennesime | teu aud ica porta lent Rtetaire | peferr trans Sbamoie-xsin GLOVES. - LO"ATiON, Star citiee. nant aid tans, chain stitch, embroidery om a NTLEM ye an Pat and 7th COONES, 305 7th at. uw. TLEMAN, hed roomie. 20-3" oR tate eat: aN the Especially desirable for driving and wo Sit een ca teanee shippioe cream sou ot thelr exedent | soy farina anaths omers ay hos apemer excel at hiareuce given, and ay ttivee. will. ba (perma ONLY #1 PER ParR. Heh itanited: focation must be betwe'n 12th. and WOODWARD & LOTHROP, sth and G and L streets. Address, giving uumber Cor. 11th and F sts. n. and pric ‘O. Drawer 724. 11st irs ze ANTED—A PARTY OFTWI ‘LEMI ; Winiinitmove to Wantinoetons Mf ret hy deatte 00 | Gaaxo Oresixa Or Sparso Fran. | Myotis iit vounlcontencnt ey Peay ante uve, NELS. Address, stating terma, ete, NORDAN, Star office. ‘There is indication that Fiannels will f184t° vedas teamon. Caan dew ot tne eo 6h pure , TISE: Seousfugaites we have concluded t0 Place oa _ WANTED--HOUSES. Hire #tock of Wik ‘ANTED_IMMEDIATELY BY AN A RMY OF- ‘@ neat house of about 7 rooms, wit « all iin- ccscate, to nortnwevt section: feat Bot 40, anteed | | A) W. ANTED—DICK’S AGENCY HAS FIRST-CLASS earns Shambara, ‘otras deund- firees, butlers, bourse wen SSttoyn with city retewnces OLS eae wee TN Wore FIRST-CLASS COOK so a “peaibon th o dea of'feference, Address W ANTED BY A COLORED Bo ‘errs work atisoeLstuw. °° orkine y ANTED-BY A RAPID, AOCCRATE AND EX: Woevenced heminrtos tope Soha ea sition understands patent work will fu trial ratio. will aise take Sictatios Us beetot reiereucen. Apyiy at S1G Cat u.w. WASTED A SITUATION, Ag CHAMBER MA 1820 Jefferson Place tt APPL Bey gest WANI ED BOOKKEEPER DESIRES CHANGE ee lion un hee: dee mot Te aud o bets fow hours Sar .2 ee refer terms Feamouailer Addreas SERTOM. "Star 20-80" y ANTED—A HOME FOR A Bu WEALTHY Wearirorian tyr Heke yeeone: BEATE, minority or may be adopted. ”‘Addréee “BOY Stor Oaive 120.3 WASTED SEATON BY A SETTLED waire WOInAD asi Sirs perfectly conpateat, at any meee or ress in'privete tau Sigg regereuce.” Gailat i00U isth st awsmeart AXTED—ONDERS FORO COOKS MATDS. Si SEaM- a ee ee Pee ogee eneae parse FIRST CLASS Bs 630-652 Fist mw WATE? mitted cieetoee, BARES House Chicago. Address 1407 Slat nw f1S-st™ WASTED-SITUATIONS FOR ALL KINDS OF beip: tree woomt lovers: reference ‘ruarsutend to be venuine ST PLOYMENT AND ROUM. RED Wh mw, UL pm, e ELPGANT ara 8 epiendid loeacion OF Warormmtiom | guire Fone HAXDS)MELY FCRNIMED Roum? ‘sunatie o: en, fretcla caterer ii the howee WER mite and Fiat Tranaie.t~ accousmnodated, ‘The Aigioe, L125 14th si. near Repub Club i, : RENT—THIRD FLOOK, 907 PENN. Av Px 20-1 °C. HUTCHING: Bit: OK RENT—1108 NEW TORK AVE NW. ¢ ruished {ro -t Room, thard Boor, also, amuall b room, with board. ioderate price. nefeswnces . us ae Fee 83 SHPD ROOMA TIS a Be. with OF Without board. reiereuces roar JOR RENT—TWO PLEASANT BOOMS. SINGLE ensuite, south frout, Lda Let we tte DORK KRENT—1 ZSAFUR SIS cD THER COMME wicating & hotsekecping, betb-Foom ou eam alcove in trout room. southern front. 1Gtbet Horsics fast sti BAT Gock* notse in fowt-class orton after & p.m Fe ENT_FURNISHED O8 UNFURXIsRED, two Bic , Well-liguted hioorne.. choweta ar Ee end bath ercoud for. rhe fib st nm vse JOR RENT— S38 INDIANA AVR — PLEASANT Twos OUlya iw squares fou sepital watt oF ieee Sabie wed saiyaied ithe ests (hum eh edjaceut farm, good coflee aint int tusde breads Taste 7OR RENT—O51 MASSACHUSETTS AV? Sant Rooms, house jus. remouie.ek. hav modern convenience aud best possflive plunbi ereuices. tise hie tm private canals’ ANTED-A GOOD DRAUGHTAMAN WANTS Job work. work for inspection ou hand. best of reierences. Address C. EH. Star office, 2 tide WANTED_LOTS. TO EXCHANGE, A SEVEN-ROOM ise in NOFth’ ast; Dearly riew., cheap at #250: » terme for uniniprived shivurban property. Ad: Gres FAIR CRADER Stara at FOR SALE — _ MISCELLA NEOU: QE SALE=§200 CASH WILL BOY. STOCK AND ures of Civar Storr, 1m seo0d ‘Sood res orecliing. Address Wor 7 ‘ofice Tats F2 SA E-STUCK, FIXTURES AND > wu vo astore; opposite lange school 455 Bont iw OK SALE-10 ‘OCAL INSURANCE STOCKS. fi ates €13.60. titer os, 3 #3 ate Fatrect! #130. UB SALE—AT *127H Si. - W. SORREL Me 7 years old. kind apd geutle; very cheap. POR REST ELEGANTLY FURNISHED Dan I Rooms. wil we, re oman oncursed Wx a foreice maisisiets thecal tse Seas vary. bad Mot. emer themes carte 318-30 i= PAMLOR, ALSO SEVEMAL ‘Stmer {ccs south sanitary py itu. best of table board in house, Wranalent bre commodated 1121 dat mw, Gt Fees ~1322 13TH ST. NWA SUITE OF Foruiatved oh eecond and titel Boor. alan od Table Boarders Pea AT CLINTON HOUSE. 7TH AND 18TS N. W, Central location, mewiy faruiaiel and under ew mane Aeement. first-class t srorwte, Footue aud board Wo permanent of nsew ES KENT rT cuoIce ROOMS, NEAK THE ale ban agree single OF em sults, eoith windows, 1015 ry RGANTLY FUR | Fee RENT—611 FST, BETWEEN PATENT AND Ponmiou Offices, eutire w cond flour.two rootum, @23 uuire taint Boor, tlre roomn, $20 £20.be° LE-OWING TO DEPARTURE, TWELVE Ch igs, French walnut “and ther ‘Apply 2120 Kat. nw, vetween 2 SOrclork tu the afternoon. ate JOR SALE—50 SHARES DYNAMOGRAPH STOCK 80) per share. ‘This iu Veution, it is claimed. promises even greater return than the ry FRANK # PELOUZ! £21-3t 6 F street. Telephone, #. JOR SAI Axrand bargain is offered ins fine Square Fiano of very fine appearance, carved les. ke., full rich tone, reall as uew. for ony ot 810 th, oF. for quick e: ineluding handaouie wew cover aud soul Fully war: ranted. Several beautiful Urriehts at prices eure to ged itthe buyer. One particularly ane Upparbt at $150 less thaw uew price in paymeute of elojer mouth, THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, e200" ey nd Larvess. Will be iroucht D. 20. Also, tree pedigveed vistcin yearibus, two bellers and bull, all Feiner! abd very tn > GRANT PaiIsH, stardice SALE_THREE-PIRCE BE jun table, Siiser machine, walnut chairs, cook stove cod uteusiie, Mabows: carpet, baby carriage, &c. Will be sold city. 509 Nat vow. JOR SALE-STOCK, ENGINE. &-HORSE POWER, Saw attached. in good running order, furniture, hare wari. harnow: ad Junber, “Call” at onc: ‘st 720 17th 1. D.GENESTE & CO. {20-0 30H SALE-A LOT OF FU NITCRE, LUM tuole, Kehure power wma ‘god. will inuchiuery of s long-ostalbabed surniture bu Avply at 20 17thst..or Room 305, 1425 New York Pe Kk SALE-BED FEATHERS, 15c. LB. NEW, clean, live picked; the best for the moues, Goss Feather. 3 ois al: orders promptly delivered |. SEVIZ, Le, 20-00" JOR SALE—A TANDAG ETTE. IN PRIME aa property of a private gentleman: wid sell Heo 8 brougham. At LEADISGHAM & CO, au ato. JOR SALE_CHEAP_STOCK AND FIXTURES OF fi xt-clage Bar and Restaurant, dots wood buain-we, ee earyt ss ave For tutor Star Office. rirge) oe Sgered for the pext two werk to diered for the next two secure enue rb ie. irom the celcbrated: Geo. Steck Con Twi offer my stock of these five instruments wt cost, to close busiuess. 1 have also some handsome Wheelock fine Cabinet Oneans, one Reed Pipe Ongsn of icbrated Peloubet Ongan Co, for chu ch.” Pine rs, Corneta, Violing, Sheet Music and Books. Alsoa lance ansortiuent of string abd otber musical ter hyvutise. Reaper tfelly FiN'S: CARTWRIGHT, 927 F at “THE STOCK AND FIXTUKES pantare,e, PON Mecheauy. 16306 i Vw. also the horse and wagon. The stock ts all tus reut low." Apply HORATIO BROWNIN Penuny 'vauia ave. Tee OK SALP_STOCK AND FIXTURES OF 10 eatablished cigar store. 467 Da. ave, obly. . " ‘Pood peanon for meliitut thea HORSES, A LITTLE SORE, WILL sell cheap, of will trade; also 3 Buawies aud» lieht Daston arn ated Sutup Sat. several geeond: bend me A VALUABLE BICYCLE, saATRACH. ‘meat fur sale or exchauge: patent No, 350.020. ‘fers busitvess tian. Take active Aldrewe rai Fok SS IMRT HEAD OF HOSES JOST ire ved frytu Tike Cnty, Ra two sod coy Doreen, oue pair well-ured blacker 1@ hands eee wold Ouaguarantee i405 £ at tm HUGH OR KENT—8E+ HAL OFFICE Boos, Nek Fite hig sire arn cwuteeiy nated nimied Faruiure Te ‘dress Cie: SS, JOR RENT OFFICES—IN OUR NEW BULLDLN PAE Gee “ ™ & KUTHERFORD. JOR RENT— THAT WELL and Eureka meat market, cor 10th aud Oats aw with fixtures, possession wi¥en at nce. Inguire at No. atom Esto Fgh Xt STOKE AND DWELLING 44 14th st mw, coutanong 23 roum T—MISCELLAN {OR RENT— SECOND FLOUR ray Space. Inguireof Mea MARL J. Lue ,EOU: MARKED WELK, 5 foe MONEY TO | LOAN. oNDS AND MORTGAGES Pht CENT Gc AMAR TELD Wu FIVE YEAks. Socgret ty 0 Seat lina. op seal, cmate morte ews and ait gist This co.” FARMEMS 1) Capital, #000,000, Cash Patt. $500,000, Present orn chats Be SH tn Ta eof Pauw “Drbosiy AND TRUST Oo. of Bust securities siways on hand in any desired ee TNO. BOWLES & Co. 18.m a2ut Fat, Agen ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMA TO SUIT. REASON. ‘comin ‘ae eee nit WARNER & €O. _f8-10t NYAS Fatt. 300, joan i py No dria 7 loan on 0 ada nse ness Ee waster 4 ‘ONEY TO LOAN aT Five Pay c CENT ON ap- Vroved real estate sec ee al aoe epocialty TYLER UTM PK ee a Li 50,000—10 LOAN ¥ ON REAL ESTATR 61.000, *. Fst hw. EST RATES OF 1 a Meal Lstate Se HOLLAND & THOMPSON 1313 Fst, Adjotuins San Wu m1 Nees opener ES UNEY TO LOAN extate security by ONEY_-WASTED TO BURKOW $30,000 og Wwe ver cent fora t ran Address Box HiKST-CL. JOHN SHE KMAN ox _18-1m 1807 ONEY 10 LOAN, N KEAL ESTATE SECURITY Rates Interest aod Conus {6-1m ZB WiMba L UNEY TO DOAN, IN LAKGE AND SMALL M Stun, ou approved real estate eecurity, a: lowest a ae. Ceiporb, ots Fate lowret ru terest tim ‘Quy tod upward.” Very etuall cous swe # kNiGHT, 60: wer To ae a SUMS FROM 9500 UP- ward, at the lowest ites of interest anc commis ‘Ob SpprUved real estate iu this city. ‘KU. HOLTZMAN, wie Comper 10th and F ta aw, ONEY TO LOAN INBUMS 10 SUIT AT Lownst rates of interest OU Sprtuved real east se<uriy ft tae caty. EL F365 MNSTON. _ elu ais Louk ww. $100, OOO reees ON, MARYLAND Farms and Country Mince “Bagged ns G@. H. WHIT & 00, ROP N, Cuarhen ot. sascimore, ONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE RECURILS. ceureteen Estar SSN Tate: mane roe or $40. Address IMMEDIATE, Star office. QUIGLEY, — au fis. 1Ore FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE 2 —___ | 0K SALE-ON EXCHANGE -LANDAULETTES, @ ‘Amony the numerous styles it, POR CARH, 4 1 bee oF Mockesaye, Coupes Bungie Me: kiud. we note the f lowing: th bell Ad- | Caull and: ther Wagons, Harness, & ; best of terma, ‘OUTING CLOTH—Cotton sprinkled with ie EELS | Alas, Carving, Bien wd iain for hire. eel “fires brat lurepousive anal for JANTED—A HOU-E, FOR A HOME, IN THE h ai Pie rau B ation Atclcry: Mountain-and — | Wis toon sicovo. @1.000 Om SATE: ONE? < Be FITC. ‘Wear yet tnir-d Sram | peseyguemes cea cote Fiat Rosewood pian for ms Coorgeaipuaone, 0" 13 20 per fard «TOK CASH “A SUBSTANTIAL HULL | FOR SALE-siNGING BIRDS. BIRD FRD_FHQD A AND aie NTED—FOK CASH —A SUBsTANTIA\ inch Fan Peon Striped, Flann cin, halt wi - ol rt cotton aud hal wool. Very, inane et had Wand Mets aes uid vitor to deal | Lanctat cagrtanent ithe cig a SCHALD'S BIRD | 9 outdoo. wear. rx ee 21. an pits ‘12th st., two duore suuth cf Penna aveuue, “the Scotia Ina Bang 4 ‘ne = Mt 5 The auese ines of eee finely one for W152i entiation vordhwant seen “AP | {rok SAvE-ONE FINELY FINISHED UPRIGHT Eaaat eamoce Dessee: Cescumer to | Sem nek es our omee 1sv_ | oucl's Go's Wie ia, O55 Tih ek Le Soler wouter scstnd Pajanvan, "We have souk: and WAxtED=ToFcnGH APSR TIMEDIATHLE, 160 | Tiano arenes. AN ouous See ee nocwest oF Cant Tiilt- ust pay se sla auuve Poe toe reeT Flasnels measure 28 inches Rereewe pay ail cash “Auidrdee Bor 68, Star olBce with andveowe in''wide snd medium sored — | _f2i-3t" cy “ eat aaa esas ee ee . atripes, and broken in fancy colorinss, =A RESPONSIBLE PARTY TO TARE eee ‘wish such ‘te. ecru, oreain. Dew ON ety earn c an THE “OTTO ae ns. tans, pinks, blue, nile, *tee!, and central location with suitable 4 po! tvente. fo ieee, (we. Only Bid rd. The same gov ls catering. already iS owranied i Send for circukat Vettes tiem wider digtibutjgn sre | bay wore than Bait ine sent cea Than from thts = ee eee 205, Sach Pronel Printed ‘Tenuta Fianpela all rene a oar ScTORLCNIT, Bato c, belore —__—___—_——_—_—_ wool and fast colors, As by the maune, 7D N Fag eae ea waite: olsck ead soli sist ANTED-TO PORCH ASE OF OWNERS ONLY, | _ 1,UST_AN FU UND. __ Poy ae wateriens Scots W fe hous 10 the northwest ‘the city, = Sltndiouae, slo fancy co fed and stripes $2,000.) rotire fis-ai | PF WHE VART: wi apumb 5 tive al ie oa 5c, {TED—10 BUY A SMALL HOUSE FROM FROM | Capitol will reti zed. ds ia tobi Store to cuss ‘Waren. Bar ‘Address 440 Kat tw. vata Hoe con rae Wey re age 20, POCKETBOOK GONTATE are * He lt woat Sutrea Plast WAN, PURCHASE SEVERAL PIECES PR Re ESiey one Eee Ai tu a var ety of I ht, mediam, spd dark real evtate that will pay’ weilas an | g2iuncise Meward if left at WA. STI ee iuany on twenty-five a investment. Address Box 105. Starottice. TIK-3t" | Fa ave. Yam $c per gard. Fars cular dee sabia = L98to§, SUNDAY, FEORUARY 19, x 3 rerend sung Teo ds. WANTED-MISC SCELLAN: EOUS [Asis en dollars reweed if'e-araed to 17 eae een Unens we abel = —— show Se PLAIN WOOL FLANNELS TRAVED AWAY, ¢ dreve BAKNARD. Star office. AMEKON, Sid 12th street aw. ‘AVTED-HOTEL WITH THIRTY OR MOKE ae | Test ‘er acy rypandad ot leering same at 1411 Sth Detween mow and November pee Tate ‘« LOTHROP, Ww ANTED-EN DIA; EXCYGLOPE THER AFP substantia] manner at the “Palais Royal” MONEY REFUNDED if these hose stain the feet or garments. Cotton, 40, 50, 55, 60c. Lisle, 75, 83, $1, 61.25. i Spun Silk, 98, $1.15. $1.68, 81.08. Raw Silk, $2.48, $2 U9, 2.80, 83.19. Extra fine, $3.48, $4.68, 64.98, 95.68. Ea Most complete stock in this city. ENGLISH BAL HUSE ‘Bewutiful line French and Domestic SATTEENS, ‘Ladice who wear these stockings are generally ood ~~ = ae Judgea Would like your opinion of the following ‘New Line of DRESS GINGHAMS. qualities: 25, 35, 55, 68, and 75e. Extrs sises, 3y, 50, 68, 75, 960. CHILDREN’S HOSE. ‘The best Bisck Ribbed Hose for 250. im Washington, Sise 5 to8. Boys want ‘with amall lunbe and large feet. Such areour ‘Blue, and Brown Eibbed Hose at 45, 65,590. Ns FEBRUAR} mylakje crn Lead Tiber rowand oe pian “ALR iL PAIR LADIES GOLD GPEOTACi Seven th and ton's oF A 1a {eT —ON Bi NDAY, ABOU ORR, | IS igs aeRO A Lane Aj Abvaxce Orentxc_ Or Durss Wascrcun wasting ame, nok eevee: Lilo St on THux = Cun, =r ate atouce. “Dr. JA. 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