Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1888, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: WRDNESsDAY. For Tz Broov. Prev’s Mrix, Texas, June=20. 1888—The Swift ‘Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga—<Gentlemen: One of my children was troubled with rheumatism and boils for about two year. We gave her various kinds medicine, but without profit, and began to despair curing her at all. I was persuaded to try your Swift's Specific. After she had used several bottles the dis- cases all disappeared, and she and healthy girl twelve years old. even the promise of salaried positions in ‘Swempioy im cage of resignation from their present Offices, 1t has converted the District Commissioners ‘from Vigilant defenders of the city against over- ‘ead Wirss to ‘the voluntary apologists fora new ‘98 Of Wires, more dangerous than the telegraph ‘Wires, which constitu:e a large part of the system Watcn im Geference to public opinion they ‘Rave been so anxious to bury. It has so skillfully Raadied the Commissioners that these officials ‘Rot only reverse themselves to the public astoa- ‘shment in their opposition on principle to over- ‘heed wires, but exhibit an additional inconsistency ‘mM professing on the one hand that they have no ‘Might or power to meddie with the corporation's ‘Affairs for the purpose of thwarting its intentions, and tn making themselves the active assistants on he other hand in varrying these Intentions into @Mect, by voluntarily becoming the coun- @eliors of the corporation, and by a Yabored defense of its purposes in a long report to ‘and in personal hearings before the ‘District commitvee. aided by a feeling of pique should tastruct the commitvee form of resolution which should city to the new line of overhead ‘Wires means a general sacrifice of the city's Desuty and safety to this cheap “commercially Practicable” method of railway transportation, ‘The electric corporation evidently expects this re— sult, and the proposition of the District commit- ‘Yee to except the railway wires from the proposed ‘Durial also points to it. A biow will aiso be given to the project of putting underground the exist- Ang wires. If the railway wires with their current at the verge of the certainly fatal point, which ‘Ihave killed horses and mutes in Montgamery and Richmond, are not dangerous, surely not a ‘Word can be said against the telegraph wires with their current of fewer volts, And the drift of the advocates of the railway overhead wires to a de- fense of all overhead wires is not concealed. What ‘ever may be \he decision of Commissioners or Sen— ate in this instance the public verdict is made up. ‘The overhead wires have been convicted in every city as ugiy and dangerous, and must ga. Delays 4m the burial are permissibie only for the purpose of planning a system of conduits which will best serve the public an@ the corporations, and must Rot be utilized to aggravate the evil. The hope of ‘Washington is that Congress will not imitate the Commissioners in the reversal of a wise dectsion. ‘The prohibition of ail overhead wires after Sep- ember 15th and the promise of a general plan of Durial at the next session of Congress shouid be adhered to without exception in favor of anybody. ‘The principal danger to the city ts found in the fact that members of Congress sometimes think ‘hat their whole duty as legislators 1s to be ren- ered to their constituents at home, and that if the interests of the people of Washington in mat- ‘ers of local legisiation conflict with those of a ‘Voting constituent the former must go to the wall, ‘Thus Senator Hoar forgets that in this matter the People of Washington are his real constituenta, and remembers only that a Massachusetts electric company wishes to turn an honest penay, and ‘the beauty and security of this city are as notiiing in conflict with the interests of the ‘Masmachusetts constituent. In the same way, Senator Dawes may be tempted ‘to abjure, in the interest of a Massachusetts cor- poration only, bis expressed views in opposition ‘Woverhead wires. In the same way, in the con- ressional library controversy, the Interests of New York cement and Indiana granite fight against an impartial consideration of what Is best for the capital and the nation. If Congress will Femember that there is as palpabie a breach of faith im betraying to private interests the welfare Of their constituents at the capital as of their con- stituents at home, Washington will not need to fear the perpetuation of overhead wires, —$<——.<——__— ‘The Vermont election, like that which took Place the other day in Arkansas, is not especially significant in its result. Everybody expected the New England state to gorepublican, just as every- ody expected the Southwestern state to continue ‘under democratic control, and hence no one was Gisappotnted. The republican majority in Ver. ‘mont, however, shows a gain of something lke five thousand over that of 1884, and it is evident that the republicans have been doing some vigorous campaign work there with a ‘View to making an effective “straw” showing the way the political wind is blowing. The tariff question seems to have been worked very much to ‘Uheir advantage amougst the wool growers and mill operatives tn that state, and acconding to the ‘New York Heraid the Vermont farmers too have aad the glories of protection seductively painted ‘to them by representations of big prices for eggs, Dutter and poultry. It is apparent that tn Oregon and Vermont the tariff imwue has been decidedly in favor of the Tepublicana. It remains to be seen whether the Fepublicans will be able to utilize it with equal success in states where the interests are more iversifed, and where the enormities of a high tariff have been more fully depicted by democratic orators. Oz Hoxzs Aso Tam DECORATIONS. Our new Pall Importations of Stamped Linen Goods and all lends of Novelties are now being received. BOLTING SHEETING is still the rage. We baveit 4p ail the new art shades. Our new SILK ARMINES, in all of tho new shades, are exquisite. Pushes to match. BOLTING CLOTH, mm all widths, from 90c. per ‘yard up. BAGABRON LINEN THREAD in all of betes, = ROPE SILK tn 200 shaden (Our new SYRIAN SILK for fine work is exquisite, Hundreds of New Materials aud Styles { - broidery work. —_—— & OPPENHEIMER & BRO, ‘New Building, 514 Oth st. nw. Schoo! of Psinting and Embroidery will be opened @uring this month. Special terms, wel Panwurm Strom (September Opening of Pail Dress Goods Will offer as ‘2 Special Bargain, S2-inch Ladies’ Cloth, in all the tee Loe sheds. 60c. & YARD. Aline of All-Wool Plaid and Stripes, 40-inch wide Movettion SOc. A YARD. ‘A line of London-Cord Ginghams, choice styles, 120. A YARD, Aline of Domestic and French Fancy Flannela. Pall-Weight Underwear. ‘Bow Carpets. New Carpets. ‘Early buyers have the advantage of choice Styles, CAREART & LEIDY, =a 928 7th and 706 Kot aw. Domars New Yous Hara ‘The Fifth avenue style of Silk and Derby Hate for fall and winter wear. introduced by Dunlap & Oo., of New York, now ready at WILLETT & RUOFFs, Bole Agents for this city, 905 Penna sve. hee —— ange SEER. robust, hearty child I feel iPbut my to this statement. Respectfully, Ban Cmarraxcoca, Texx., June 27, 1886—The Swift Bpecific Co., Atlante, Ga—Gentlemen: In 1886 I con- tracted blood poison, and at once sought ® physician, who treated me for several montha, By his advice I ‘went to Crab Orchard Springs, Ky., where his course of treatment was carefully observed. I recovered, as I thought, but the next spring pimples began to appear on my face and body. These gradually increased to ‘sores tnd ranning ulcers, I was advised to try 5. 8. 8. sna immediately after taking 1tI commenced to im- prove, slowly at first, but more rapidly afterwards, and ‘soon nothing remained to tell of my troubles, My blood is now thoroughly cleansed, and my system free from taint, and I owe my present condition—a perfect cure—to your medicine. Icheerfally give this state- ment that others who bave suffered as I have may resp the same benefit. Hanpr M. Burr, 24 Weat Ninth St, owns, La.. May 25, 1888—The Swift Specific Co., ry rR JoukrH SHELTOx, Druggist, tise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed ‘Tux Swirr Srectric Co., Drawer 3, Atianta, Ga aus | AFTER THIS WEEK. Germxa Resor. ‘Do you realize what “getting ready” means im an establishment like ours? Don’t believe youdo. The immense amount of detail neces- sary to place our stock in shape is almost incom- Prehensible, We wish you could see our receiv. ing room-piled to the cefling with cases of new foods from our manufactory, and still they come. “Where are we cuing to put them” is the cry on every hand. We are too busy to-day to enumerate goods or prices. Each man, wo- man, and boy in our employ 1s straining every nerve and bending every energy to speedily bring onder out of chaos, Take this for granted: ‘No matter what you want we have it, ‘We should like to have you drop in and see the change taking place. We know you don't want a winter suit now, but you may be inter- ested in seeing an immense establishment “got ting ready." Our changes are as complete as ‘the seasons; still the revolution is systematized #0 thoroughly that there is no friction, no inter- Tuption to business. ‘The beilliancy of our past efforts 1s dimmed by the radiance of our rising sun. We havo ‘eclipsed ourselves. BAKS & COMPANY, MOULDEES OF FASHION. 7TH STREET AND MARKET SPACR 5 We Wat Be Croseo To.wonnow ON ACCOUNT OF HOLIDAY. ry BAUM ‘7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS. ELEGANT AND NEW DESIGNS. = NEW COLORINGS ‘We mention two lots which are remarkably cheap LADIES* ‘THESE COOL MORNINGS AND RVEKINGS. YOU WILL FIND THAT IT COMES IN HANDY. JUST TAKE A LOOK AT THESE. 20 LADIES’ FALL WEIGHT JACKETS IN STRIPED Buss Or Wasumorox OLD RYE WHISKEY. ‘The Purest and Finest Whiakey ever put upon ‘Ube District market, ellsa 448 L BARBOUR & Son, Wholesale Depot. THE EVENING PALAIS ROVA BARGAIN LIST! i Did you seo our first list of House-clesning-sale ‘Prices, published in yesterday's Star? SECOND LIST HOUSE-CLEANING PRICES, suITa ‘The New or House-cleaning Prices will quickly die- ‘Pose of our stock, #0 please don't delay a.call. ‘The materials, trimming, and drapery are the best ‘the Jormer prices, quoted below, being the cost to us: former Reduced ‘Trim- Suite Sines, Feicess Pecos Colora, Materia’ saint 1 364m. $29 619 Mahogany Flannel Braid 1 in 29 a Navy ‘Braid 1 36in 29 618 = Navy aaa 1 40in 29 18 Navy Braid 1 364 35 «25 Brown ‘silk 1 301 35 «25 «Navy ak 2 38in 25 15 Brown None 1 38m 25 17 ~~ Plaid Belt 1 36in 17 10 Brown Self 1 38in 17° 10 © Brown Belt 1 36-in 250 «(18 Black Boads 1 34m 1500 8 Gmy ‘None 1 38m 15 8 Navy Pain 1 404m, 15 8 Navy sad 1 42im 15 8 Navy Pisin 1 Sim 15 8 Green Flannel Pisin 1 40m, 15 8 Green Flannel Plain 1 36in 1 8 Tan Flannel Plain 1 381m 17 10 Navy Flannel Braid 2 40-in, 17 10 Navy Flannel Braid 1 38im 17 © 10 ‘Mahogany Flannel Braid 1 40in §=620 12 Garnet Cloth $= Plain 1 40m «619 13 Gray Tricot Braid 1 381m 25 4 _‘Hteliotrope Cashmere Self 11 al 15 AML Sateen Plain 9 al 10 5 All Gingham Emb. 3 Large 25 18 White Linen Emb. 27 For this week wo will fit the garments by ex- Pert dress-makers without extra cos, BUT NOT ‘Notwithstanding the reduced prices marked on be- Jow mentioned goods, we offer for this week 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT (off marked prices). for instance. our pretty Gingham Dresses, (1 to 4 years). reduced from $1.68 to $1.35......Those pretty Nain- ook Dresses reduced from $1.98 to $1.48...... Those 390. Cambric Long Slips, embroidered at neck and sloeves...... Those Worsted Sacques, worn at this sea- son in place of coats, 390. to $2.25, aud the booties at 19¢, and 250, STAMPED GooDs. A sample bargain is the Linen Splashers, 18x27 inches, with drawn work and fringed, reduced from Se. to 19¢. SHIRT WAISTS. ‘Three kinds—$1.75 Flannel Waist reduced to $1.25; those marked $1.50 to goat 61; the $1.25 ones for Te. CORSETS, The greatest reduction is made in our $1 Hand- made, Seamless Corsets. Offered for 62c. COTTON UNDERWEAR Broken lots and odd sizes we won't advertise, beosuse youget mad if your size fe gone when youcall, We can say that our housecleaning broom has brought to light many odd lots, which are marked at prices that will astound you—wo refer especially to odd sizes and slighlly creased very Ane Underwear. ‘The following are Our first arrivals for the sutumn— ‘tis for such, and many others to come, that we are of. fering old stock at such apparently ridiculous prices: 4,800 Fancy Trimmed Nightgowns, USc. each, 400 Cambric Corset Covers, G8c. each. 400 Fancy Embroidered Nightgowns, 850. each. 1,200 Fine Muslin Drawers, only 44c. patr. 2,400 Beautifaliy Embroidered Drawers, G8e. pair, 2,400 Corded Band Muslin Chemise, 4c. each, 1,200 Finely Trimmed Chemise, only 600. 1.200 Medici Laco Trimmed Chemise, $1. £97 In to-morrow's list we quote th : housecleaning prices for shoes. ‘$2 In space below wo make « starti-ug announce re THE PALAIS ROYAL _ dead belos (A. Lianer.) You Anz Isviren To the exhibition of the Autumn Styles in JEWELRY, LEATHER GOODS, AND FANS. We surprise you by offering 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT off the marked prices of our Iately-arrived novelties. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Tu New Ji EWELRY. Weare showing many new and exclusive designs in Real Silver, Real Garnet, Real Amber, Keal Tortoise— Shell, Real Gold and Jet Jewelry. In Imitation Gold and Diamond Jeweiry you'll find one of the finest col- lections in the country. We note as particularly new and pretty: ‘Warranted Sterling Silver Glove Bangles, only 25e. each. Round and Square Rolled Gold Double Hair Pins, 750. Sterling Silver Pins for dressing hair, 50c. Diamond fair Ornaments, representing liles of the ‘valley, shepherd’s crooks, canes, balls, &c., 750. to 82 Sterling Silver Hair Pins (double) 81.15. Cut-Steel Daggers for hair or millinery purposes, ‘only 750, exch. Superior Roll Gold Collar, Buttons, only 10, 12, and 15c, each ; with Rhine Stone, 25e. each. Jet Collar Buttons with Diamond, 25c. each. Over 100 new designs in Roll Gold Lace Pins, with and without Rhine Stones, 75. to $1.50. Sterling Silver and Roll Gold Bali Lace Pins, made extra strong, only 10c. each. ‘Two Pins with connecting Chain, 350, to $1. Set Baby Button Roll Gold (chain) 7éc. 1,200 new Jet Lace Pins at 25c. each. The prettiest dosigne we have ever shown. ‘The new Fob and Wateh Chains you must see, 500. to 81.15 each, ‘The real Garnet Bracelets, such as we formerly sold at $2 we can now offer at $1.50—a large purchase of garnets enables thin, ‘The new Koll Gold Cot! Bangles at $1.50 each you'll admire. EW We ask critical examination of the Snish of our new Jewelry—being made to our special order, we can offer superior finish and in many instances lower prices than saked elsewhere for tho usual palpable imitations, ‘The 10 per cent discount positively terminates Bat- urday, mat 7 Spe S86 ae PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below), Tue New Lesrazr Goova ‘The new self-locking Satchel is the new thing for this sutumn. The Satchet cannot come unlocked. SATCHELS, For 50c. wo offer an expanding Satchel, with outside pocket: tmitation Alligator in tan and black. Por 75c. new shape Alligator Satchel. For @1 Fancy Leather Satchel. For $1.35 Seal Leather Satchol, with oxydised silver trimmings. For $1.50 a Satchel of Seal and Calf Skin, with oxy- ized chain trimming. ‘For $1.50 8 Satchel with two outside pocketbooks, Finer Satobeis up to $16 each, WRITING TABLETS, 4 with compartments for stampe, pens, ink, Imitation Alligator Tablets, 750. (Continued below.) ‘xs Ar 10 Pun Coxz Ove. Fans, Weonus & lieeas “STORE NEWa” SEPTEMBER 5 1838. ‘Open each evening until 6 o'clock. Payremns most reliable manufacti well i i 300, “WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Gor, 11th and F ats. nw. Toyz Derarruzxr Sprctars. ihe (bat v in these 700 Bottles contaimiig three ounces. each of best French Toilet Water, ouly 7c, exch Ffonch ant do Gologug, only Sits per betes reneh kau de Cologue, ou! D le. Tota ‘Powder is sapot WOUDWARD & LOTHROP, ‘Gor. 11th aud Fata. ow. oe xD. Faraz Puows purchases te ‘to the Groce a Ge a Suly 20c. per Bait. ‘SU dozen “Mon'w Taitete Walking Exma Vazozs Ix 100 dozen Ladies’ Jersey, Taifeta Giov ‘Gioves, im =< ‘dans, Grays and Browns, 3oc. per 50 dozen Ladies’ Mousquetaire Button Mc in Tun, only 85c. per pair. Ladies’ Button” Length Gray Chamois skin Mousquetaire Gloves, only 81 per WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Oe Dith tod Fete iw Suede Gloves, SU dozen. In ‘his svason “uss beou. ah unprecedented for Flaunel Shirts, Never before were they 30 attractive in style oF #0 generally worn propose to wind up the remains of the stock by taking 25 aud 0c. off each shirt. No excep- ous Everything im Flauuel Shirts has becu reduced. Even it you dou’t want them for this seawou's wear you will be justified iu buyiny, them for next year, so iow is the price, We have ‘them ou » center counter, with a view to helping you select. gig” Flannel’ Suiris"reduced to 750. and 20. alen's Flannel Shirts reduced to $1.50, 82 and &: trance, 3 F st. nw.) eae OCOD WARD & LOTHROP, Cor, Lith and ¥ nw. Ov Tue Frasxez Sumts Koarcuex ‘Towne jo wp lh uF work-roonis: 4800 ite Cra Yn td Giaas Towels, cach 36 ‘ches long’ only 1230. each. ‘Also, 500 Fine Barasiey Crash Roller Towels, 2 Yards lowes ohly Jo. each, #4 ver doaen, Sud" Headymade’ Bicacied -PwSled “Cotton nohs or. walters, Udloicrs, MMArKet-iLed, EO quires, ke,44, 40 aud af inehcs longs caly Siber dozen, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th and F ats, bw. wg oe Cunprexs Scuoor, Hostnr. Weare tully prepared ‘to meet your wants in Childreu's Schuck Hosiery. We aitu to linprove {hin atock eacl, stocceding seusoL, ahd in these wo bolicve we have the bust values possibly ob- aU dosen Black Bev Ri : -one bed Fine Cotton Howe, double heel aud toe, ox ry Sine—3, » TS BY ane2. Price—34, 38, 44, 40, 48 and 500, 130 dozen “Children’s Medium gad Heavy yoight “Guaranteed Fast Black” Cotton Hose Mouioy refunded tor every: pals that will rub off Really voll val Bina oie Get 2 e850 ana 9) inn Bre Sek van Pros te, 48 40, 48. 50, 52104, 06,58 and OE WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 12th and F ste, p. w. Har Price Aso Less. ‘Having only a few varments ieft in MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S DRESSES ‘we have concluded to cut the price im half, more and less, in order to effect thelr imme- ate wale, 4 Misses’ Cream All-Wool Albatross Suite, handsomely draped and trimmed with laco. party ‘Sines, juced ts -83.50 21 Misses “and Children's “Fancy” Batiste Dresses. Sizes, 4. 6, 10, 12, 14 and 16 years, Reduced to. -#2.50 13 ‘Minsca agho Drcsses tu plain strived aud plaids, “izes, 4, Bate’ Yo. 50 Looe eae Se Reduced to.. = 2. m to, to. $2.50 5 Children's it White“ Cloth = here EP sue sa is ieai ie ‘fai 7 Children’s’ Fine ¥icuch Gingham Salts, years. peek ote | Reduced to.. Wak x LOTHROR, Cor. 11th and F ste. tw. them out before open! “new zoods we havo placed them on a count fend marked the entire lotat the low VI thirds their GHOICE Fit Five Botan Bergeaed, ve ie size td Velvet Visite, nize 30. Plush Short Wrap, size 32. Biack Wool Gre: we Visite, 3 Bish won cramp, Yulee leg 96. Shoulder Wraps, size 32. Iso @ few ‘Ts which we have not tormantiou, ax we dentro to call aitontion tthe or lot of 50 cach, which were ty Pes 20 floor, beek room, Rim WAiXTEDS* Bx 10 Dist KIBUTE TYPE AND |. A good place for s willing to printing ofice, owt Wien ee ae Pg ete gor ee Fitvand'D sts. nwieed-0t ‘ANTED—AN ICED COOK (COLORED) detweon Dandite 1h: BUD Save Rete ABBE W far city earacas Saas ity aad cas togonway. DIOK'S Agency, O18 Tih st aw WARTEDTA PLUMBER, NONE BUT 4 Fiust- ‘apply. class , Oth ACen DAN'L HANNAN, 01 nape ee eA ey ‘oan secure, ences: , WAxten a Xai ey Re a Siarts debacle = WANTED one Lance ‘between 9th and 1 attendance ‘not Ene Wis a Pi Beart cage ot Fok, wast ore eye Scie cod tow ekuket pes Syed ee Pate aaa ‘ANTED—A TINNER AND SHEET-IRON Worker. “Apply at 147 Ht. s.¢. as ANTED—A BUTCHER CALL Ok ADDRESS. Wze Teferenco, EDMUND HILL, Laurel, FG. WANTED BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE HAXD- ae rat Ma, Wictnder'S, ta perstasent ent voron | pretweckiy, ‘Sipiy: afar Sam ¥. ute 'ANTED-ONE OR TW iD PLUMBERS. Whoa tin crear aioe es ave. mw. 1t” —AN EXPERIENCED CLOTHING Inquire 421 7th st, ot ‘ALL SCRAPERS BR HENDERSON, a3 ¥ at, v a W6rrecu, conducted oy aches inen ant wenven, white ‘ and wom and colored, for all kinds of demeatic Iabor,lor District and states, with reference. 717 We" 8-1? WAntED —A& WHITE BOY TO CLEAN UP ‘ground a restaurant and himself areful. Apply G. 0. BRELL, O87 Dat nws de WASTED-A RELIABLE GIRL TO DO CHAM: borwork and to assist waiting on table; white pre- ferred; roterences requited. Call, between @ and 8p. st 1101 13th st. nw. ped-2t shoe trade; nan pref and with xood recommendations. Bir SLi Star oes. WAk2eD — WOMAN (TO COOK, WASH, AND frou. Apply, with APP Weg TOR & PAYNE. _nese2tt 113 Loth street. WASTED, references, _ sed ut? Wissen $0000 Hila ‘WINTER SUITS Gents? East e ee ee formerly 1031 F et, Bea ‘ANTED—TRY OUR BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS Ww : |; Meeps bet- ter ian ‘butter: ured {all ‘the yeas ‘or ania . : all day; also 46] @ st. n. w.: open: WM. C. SCKIBNER. Wari gt ‘suits called for, cleaned by his sent home. Send postal, ANT seule ‘cast Wea conras: CURTAINS! CURTAINS! ‘ SPM GENESTE, se4-1m' 720 17th +t n.w., seoond ftoor. WANTED — STUDENTS IN PHONOGRAPHY, stand, 0) ANTED —& EIRST-CLASS TAILORESS TO ely on Coats, at BONNEDS, O23 Bt, mw. Af: Wa4NikD—& WiITe WoMAN To COOK AND do encral housework in s family that under stands dermian, ‘Apply Fi Kot. aw. ot 1013 Feat. we ve WANIED-TWO SETTLED WOMEN FOE COOK ‘ud general housework and for nurse; must come well recommended + me washing. Apply at once 115 4th at, W WITH 4 OR YEARS erience in the drug business, PINKAID' 124 14th st. uw. moat? wai pitol EEL ex! PHARMAC! S i sr TO LEARN THE Printing Busines, and williug to pasean examina. {Hora to jutellixence, general Anessa, will please fond application, stating age, qu oe their Own ‘handvriting, "addacesed to CEN Sur office, ANTED—A NEAT, ORDERLY, KIND, WHITE Waite he tater tes Bey craic persons and care fora chilis yearand alialt old; best of references required. Apply to Mra SPENCER, Bpencerian College office, Hats 04-Gt ‘ANTED—A YOUNG | MAN YOR A MON! more as a stenowrapher and type stato references and gi unt of salary expected. Ad- Gress F. A. G., Star office, eee ae TED—A | FIRST-CLASS PROFESSIQNAL Wes Fe cae ook; situation te Ad Ach, ones ENO See es ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COUK, WASHER Witt inet: tantly. ot thece: Sour coe ent recommended; ‘none others need apply. ‘026 Tat. eee eee ee WANTED NE WANT AGENTS WHO ARE already traveling saleqmen to cary our litbricat- ing ol sauuples ne a aide line, MANUFACTURERS OIL CO., Cleveland, Olio. sel-6t WANTED IWHITE GIRL FO LY OF TWO, to couk, wash and trou,’ and do general hous Tork. Apiiy between i and 2 olock, 142 1 wol-2w ave. WANTED SHADY AGE TS FOR LADIE Children’s Wear. | 'Valuaiile samples free con ditionally. Write Mra P.-C. FARRINGLON, Box G03, ‘Chicuro.. ew sol-14t WAXTEDIWE WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW ayy Saleen on salary te sell our guods by samulo 20 he Wholesale and. retail ‘trade. of Washington, D. C, and adjoining States. We are the largest manufactur ers of our line iu the country. Send two ceutein star for particulars, No postnin’ answe CENTEN- SIAL M#°G CO., Cincinnati, Ohio, sel-s&ew.at ANTED—TWENTY A) situation as-porter iu store: understands driving and, care of horn ora watchimau's piace! ‘cai five 00d reference. Adirees NH, Star o w Warkts: SITUATIONS FOR 500 CHAMBER- maids x ures ato cooks, aoe, house armusrm daisynuen, WS. cities, Souutey, and resorts" FM. LUKNHAS, 610-032 Fst new. or V J ANTED—AT,_ HEADQUA‘ POSITIONS. for Couks, Chamberm: ross, Laundress aud Nurses. Seamstress. Men Walters. Gooks Coachmen, SAM'L a. COOMBS, 926 Fmt mw, s05-4t* WANTED, STEAM CLEANING AND DYEING. ‘Now isthe time to send postal and lave your fall suit cailed for aud cleaned by ¥RINCE, 609 6th at. nw teres span Jape ANTED EVERYBODY SUFFERING 3 FROM ‘smoky chimneys to know that {gure tirt oy a0 pay required, ycrusces and Jatrobes made twheet or no pay. W. E DANTE 1413 2 ESSE — WANTED SPOR CASH-FURNITURE. FEATHER Beds, Carpets Stoves, ‘oF entire Household Ki- fects, “Address 2 18 H. BAUM, 219 7th st aw. ANTED-A QUARTER SECTION OF GOOD fand, near » ‘aud growing town in Soutn- ern part of Dakots, INS, ‘aus1-Gt tn. Vv —PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOL- We Mattresses made over in first-class, style Kelerences furnished as to work ‘Work doue atresidences, Address C. NELSUN, O14 20th stu. -2w* OR RENT—O! ON BELT CAMS. CORNER 1178. D 0 . three . Bu: thea tin, toons Soon i SoS RENT-To GENTLEMEN ONLY. ANT Fes ney, faruiabed soos. hous Just ota w. , UNFURN isi pane] Farete rn APITOL Hil or four second: cou.wunicating Parlors, near Ovn- necticut ave, and L st, i private faudiy. rent Satie SS aber otis 2] MARYLAND AVE. N. EK. A ey ated AND ERE ey les oe BR RENT—TWO FURNISHED ROOMS ON ig oa role Rok tov te POR KEN —€20—FOR UNFURNISHED rooms on Joor: @10 for two unfurnished door.“ Liguize st 1017 10th nt, tore 2 ee ‘TOPARTIES WITHOUT CHILDREN— ‘Thrive furnished of wufurniahed Kooms, on second loor, with all conveniences, Ment moderate. 1200 8 NT i PRivYola avexce, BET. 13TH AND 14TH A most destrable mite of hoon, oapecially well located (OES PATHCIAGS OBO og 3. FIRHER & 00. ae 4 F ot. ow. TOR RENT -WHOLE SEOOND siuRY FUs Geared. Uso 17h ee ee JF 9E BEST—o7 Toa CIRCLE, ELEGANT Pax sui window frout aid back; in band- cantons” BLT emer = ee JOR RENT—BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SINGLE OR F arniahed tw. eu suite, in private family ; large double corner house: south and east trout, open in ‘every room; references required. “1101 K st. 6. “yir-swe FORRES TWO DESIRABLE SECON D-STORY rooms frouting south, in private faruily ‘moderate. 1513 ‘all mod- at. aw. ern convemences: Feut wea F ot, BEN, FURNISHED “icows—souTH front. all mod. copveuiencers. near cary and berdics, in private family of two Apply 1491 Rhode Inland NTED—TABLE BOARDERS AT VERY REA- sonable rates: also to rent, back parlor, furnished; convenient to four lines of street cars, 1119 I at. nw. auz5-3 WANTED WELLS DUG, BORED AND DRIVEN; steam, kerusene, band, and ae ee tanks and wind-milis; ail of well for Pished and repaired. Wat. Le MOPEAT. Binlenebure, eve..n . ee eta Fee BEXt ae K ST SW. HANDSOMELY furnished suite of rooms Gn fret and second Hoots Poh eNtA71 BST NW. THREE UNPUR- batteroom, ‘Also, tween thind Boor, subtathe for eet root, ° wut Dousekeeping. No children. amber 1. furnished rooms in the city, ton Eeeatiate taco WASTED_for casi, Books, at 716 K st. aui3-1m and 324 wt. RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ST sae ae _said-Im MERRY. ANTED—ALL KINDS WELL WORK DONE Led by Dd MORFATE, 414eass at tow, Waste inion b. C., agent for the Kirkwood. Tron “Wind o- culars ‘8 abo Pro- Frew Eu. sod Mach, Works Summerieid, Md. surd-ame ANTED-ELECTRICITY IN NERVOUS, Meuial and 8} ‘Ovarian and. Uter troubles Paraivnig, Besta Chore Ber Haire re moved,” Strictures cured: “reterences, “Washington — bail'S. NOMOLSON, Gud 12thst. t.wcur-F- ane 20th und La, ave.” Ww ANTED — pighest cash 5 OF W 452 ibuintane uve, toppasite Guy Abt te Coo ‘Deeds torall the States aud Territories, W s5T20- STEAM CARPET CLEANING W Kepovating Works; Feathers Renovated, Mat- treases Made Over, Furuiture ‘and Moths De- stroyed. F. 1. YOUNGS, Otice 1402 Bu. ave... Fac cor. Sth and K sta ao. "Ts ‘G10-2 oF 1008+: WANTED BY A COLORED MAN WHO thoroughly understands his business » xituation ae coachman, private iawily preferred. Address, f two days, SMITH, 1934 0th st. now, Wi XTED-ASITUATION AS COOK, IN APRIVATE family; good refereuces sdven. Cali, for three aya, at 1390°90th at, between B ie ‘AN — A WIDOW, OF REFINEMENT, witha tie stel, would like to Keep howse: ot gentleman who keeps’ servant; references exc] ‘Kildress, WIDOW, Star office. WV ANTED—GO TO DICK's AGENGY FoR COOKS, W Lidice, one Giri’ Manda (Ntrven. Seu rs rae, rece Bunions Wiiters, and itchon ‘Ai'htve clty soerence. G13 Tibet tow. neat WASTED {AN EXPERIENCED ‘SAL ESLADY. thorouxl trummat hat or WinTH, P. sic departihent, in Washingvon, Deco department % 1G, Ne York city. wo it NTED_—BY REFINED PARISIAN LADY, 8UC- teacher, enzagoment as governess, first clase family oF school, ood English sud, Hrench scholar, est references A ‘PAKISIAN, P.O. Box 672, New York. 603 ¢ ral housework for small fainily. Address B. D. a. | eer tes J V bhai ngs ye BY ANY ONE WHO WILL RT A eels POPPI dar 8 SOE Wanttn es 00m EAE OF REFINEMENT and culture, who has orough normal train- ing, Meg position as visit pe tes Address J. 1. 5., 60 York BUSINESS CHANCES JOR RENT—ONE UNFURNISHED FRC bay window, 24 floor: also, if r @uitable for light housekeeping; one room, light aud heat, @10; 2 816; references exchanged." 602 aw EE STRICTLY Destin. able furnished or unfurnished Kooms. with or Without good board: tautly consists of four adults hew house, furniture and carpets; reference, 310 M aw 3-30 FoR BE 'T-HANDSOME SUITE OF LARG: Furnished Rooms, with aleove bedroom abd Yate bath, second flour, Al back parlor, with asco tedercom: Beat four. 201T Mest wwe wes a wud iT —NEW x iM VILLA AT T, Fin? meee. MM PaReen 1aTe gk 7OR RENT—4 COMMUNICATING KOOMB, THIRD: oor of house 635 D st nw. for light housekee)- 3 ot. FSCHAP- ‘the atore beiuw rae — jy2-3a ‘FOR RENT—FLATS. JOR KENT—THIKD FLOOR FLAT. seems + 790, 17th at; 5570", 3 it housekeeping: only @25. Ns & OU. Koom and store. ao fy ot ie HOYTCH- S21 Fst nw. 1k FOR RENT—OFFICES. RoR RENT, OFFICE ROOMS 1% THE BUILDING ‘OU Pebiusvivania avenue abd 15th atrest, ream ‘and at junction of taih eke. 5 sirect cars, formerly eccupicd by thé Surgect General's hess ite nares et ina SO STON, 1503 Pa wt #05 -1. . of the property on my caliee odie for taller tos feedl THOS E'WauGawan 7] —A DPSIRA HOME OR INVEST. a ~ No, 1821 Sth st. aw. incinds stable LOUIS P. SHORMAKER, 020 P uw ets JOR BALE—€5,000 WILL BU 4 Goob Hocmr seven roome and beth, lot Loa}00, Lith et. news iamemclinctte ave, nw Phe ti worth 94.300. bane those pretty orth 00. Gin wt. near P. new brick, sia RDA E to wn Feet e. Sita ees tories Fmt 51 10th "st., Ah,000 Pree Bo. Fraart Womeed seersaece te, ft oe ath wt: Laat Capitol st, corner, @6. AIP Att PE dOos SMa aes tetenes Bend Gi 4.900) nat oe Fe. NEW TWOSTORY, BAY Winpow i otise, 1818 th et o.w. 7 rooms and bay mod, tps. ju rear lot 20047 . fine collar. ne3-2w* HOS. J. MYEI.S, 1021 #th at nw, Fo8 Abe Ok BERT —1910 15TH st. 5. we hw, baked oes JOK SALE OR RENT— ATI RACTIVE HOUSE ‘ Thorouchiy wep bale thiwesioty Brick Dwelling, Al rooms, ail mo improvements Lot 545100 to an alley. Trees, shy fruite, fow- ere. High end beauctful location, Govera- sein ronervasicn Cars pass the door. Northwest section. Rebeerful houmin pertect onier Will be wold cheap aia ob accommodating terme, or opted te good tema for go ier hon “aph SIR HES & 0. JVK BALE —€100 DP rN A will buy av0od S-room dwell Seed of rotind: wood weltet wate Soe trea, eit Pepatloyotitio cas. at oniy i000 k A Fanta io Na ave are Ew es DENG feat beth, il 20 PER MONTE stable, 18.000 OK SALE—THAT HANDSOME ad apd Cate. we urn) 10 Foo ae a ech, HEIBKELL i . at? x | Fea as RE we} rete, Heledits PacksRAN, Soom tas Soe Fok, SALE Te MANDSOME, CONVENT: 7 10h #t.. corner Jef- and well-built reeidence 1 no smc, by Hou Henry Gsbot r new ne, many ‘closets, lieht, dry’ cellar Complete electric apparatus, fine tu ever) room. wide parkit C. MAYNARD, 1400 New York Fe, SALE—A BARGAIN LF SOLD AT ONCE— ae font Sy ppoent ited 14 a is tate 00, Hane, KELGS SoLthaN. 1008 Fate wel-ot JOR SALE AT A BARGAIN =. 4740 8T BW. 11 rooms and bau wenta. “inquire of ow wer, JOR SALE— TWO-STORY AND Sendo ‘brick on sty bt 1a shire aves; 20-tevt front’ rents #20 per te pot Tea “ealS30" kati whcowss FS 1008 Fiat. 6. ow oscupied has 18 rooma, 3 beth: under “whole 2 Orb, price © Convenient. "Apmis ony JOR SAL Completed. tree retited at 810 each, will wall, tue Six tor €5,400. term to mult SWOKMSTED? a ERADLEA. TOR HALE 1226 30-82 4 MST. 5. 7 BOOM Ta. 1; slate and wood mautela. Iutrobes and tages Eatories “pree-brvck.Yrout, inv porcine, fo Loar iow open for inapection. For ters ai EN 2 CORNINGHAS, Iau5 Fa “PP? JOR SA.e—HuUsES— 7 2900 Qa aw. i. Or ew v2 20un +3 SALELOTS IN MONTHLY ‘AYMENTS AT comer of Ob and Dis, ua; €100 cash aud #2 or nou Fane Tote sind exirs term, but ho exirn Hs Wilken « warens, ae G18 Fete Fotstee SEK LOT ON j0TM wr. Ex we 6 TET PUN, 1459 Ft F et See Gigigk SMALL Lots 1x soc Pleasat, only @500 eack, stuall cual pay ny ute re one 2h HEREFORD, Foe, BERT DWELLING 926 C ST. N.W. IN- ‘quire 926 Louisiana ave. nw. ‘e05-0t (OR RENT—HOUSE 1211 G ST. N.W., SUITABLE for Store aud Dwelling, 830. Inquin’ ¥20 Louiai- ana ave. at RB RENT—DWELLING 1117 1018 yy DERE door. tagure 920 ee RT ‘Agents, 1521 ¥ at. 805-38 diet roms and bath, betwenn Kuud Pend Lee WANRED-TO RENT OR PURCHASE A HOUSE Post Omtice Box 503, city, " ED—TO BUY A HOUSE OF EIGHT ROO! su reawelitn baa coutral lesatiens jy 207 Teh wt. n.w. Pts iH WILL BE PAID Fo! f0nm House on oF beat Hast Capitolet: “Disset $o {808 Haut Capitol st, NTED—| IMMEDI |ABH) CUS- ‘W kits or two etgat Foot Hotere oge tees Hues, four taro0.s, ee nis iat and Sth ata. cast. LO) GUN ei. é a: Se ast Capitol t, at? RS ea ore Os ES Meee =Eie A Se ry Saag er ee ears eee site e Wormag o Cual Ba A MOP ERY Bx cite cats Seeala® 8 first-class Reason business, Address GROCER, Star of- fice. BB. BARGAIN—A DRUG STORE DOING ‘terms: Fearless — i if F FOR RENT_STORES. FOR RENT STORE AND DWELLING: NICELY inprovemanta: in Serowiog meighboches ane te Wi & REPETTL 326 Pa. ave. eat 2 POR KENT—STORE AND CELLAR AND ONE Fttom cor, Ghent Law, Siciet mauty aioe . oh nod Ln $89 em, Spe SaSuRe Ts eines ese UK RENT—FINE STORE; BEST ‘ATION oe Saat a mast P08 Rt Sk FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS Sbeareat Feat tn town, ouly 940 por mash strucar Pe FRttet 34 FIRST-CLASS BRICK STABLE. B inquire at 1523 K ot. __ sed-3t Kk RENT—FUKNISHED HALL, 923 F St. 0. Fe Jodiges, clube and sgrociaGicuy on day, tud eve 4 1808'S Beal Enute Otice, under abvve ball. 2030-un MONEY TO LOAN. Re SEE Ns 6 PER CENT. PAYABLE i s is ee Autal’s 1. oh 870,000-TO LOAN Pa ON REAL ESTATE. 10,000 '000___fau25} THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. and no rink. Property pa eorere = 32 4 Mat ES CENT ON AP. sagre than pedinasy rent, Bow upon real ont r pa Crs Endurance and rust "Ons of 12 te T° S;.000 ne jy9-2m* Fu n.w. LOST AND FOUND. =~ SALE, SEOUE ACD. O8T—ON SATURDAY , $20, IN HERDIC | @ 1 LOAR—FUL SALE 15¢1,000 ee ee nan see ee Lect Panera Ler en MOSBY ecre a aon «SEER POP se peli many BOARDING. ———— oe Oe ance Le Shee erie a2 | Md got gaey ey | sence a 14235 Pet, JOR SALE—40 CENTS PER POOT. TWO LOTS, 10x71, and two iota, 10x47, all with alleys. Debs hear Sth st. n.0. "Also two sual corner lots at Ove Robihy Abate are very cheap, CHAS a’sate Ds, 006 Fst. aw. west FOR SALE—AT ‘ble corner lot on AKER 920 Faw. Fes VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON WEST de of 14th ste. upon easy terme LOUIS Fe SHOEMAKER 020 Fae ‘ane AKGAIN—A VERY DESIRA- oe Pe OK SALE—CHOICE LOT CORNER 4TH ST ANI Beeston ge E 7 OR SALB—LOTS_PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NEAR Washington Cincle: 1. st, near New Haiipalire ave; 22d WL, Dear MyG st, bear Ith. New Mampeuire ave, between L ¢ New Ham: ire aves ear Curgoran ot; 8 st. pear New Hampahire ave: aary- laud ave. between a ne BENS SPIKE eb Pete ‘mie JOK RALE—A GREAT BAKGAIN SOLD 1X the pext thiwe daye—two lots on New York ave, bes tween 10th and 20th, at Soc. Liberal terms BO HILL, corner 8th and P ste. 2 w ose hk SALE—FROM #225 TO 9600 LOTS 50x150, ‘at Brookland, the first station (Brouke) from city on Metropolitan’ Branch ot K& 0. . i. lying cent to boldiers’ Home and Catuolic University ; feet above the Potomac, commanding five views of city Abd country ; several houses how in courwe uf erecth For we see MCLACHLEN & BE TCH. DER, 1215 Fst nw. wel JOK SALE-BEAUTIFUL 1 TX TRINIDAD bance, suuail Coah paymente, Soug thee, ow foeer porter T's 00, auld-2m Poe sa ee VILLa es aT FoR Glen, Sd: 1, 2. aud 3 cents per toot. estes MO ES in Pith, 18289 Fat, Ly at ya 4 SOKTH oF bortheast, 20 acre Farm. 5 actos in the District. 10 wainutes from two depots at) Baltimore and Ouia. 717 Am. ne aor DOR SALE — ‘Two tracts of land about 3 miles from Ws SRS yen She toed lending from the NEW 1KOK