Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1888, Page 2

4 _ —_— THE EVENING STAR: THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: jONDAY... -- September 17, 185%. CROSBY 8, NOYES. bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any ether daily paper published m Washington, and much greater than that <1 all the other daily papers bere added ‘Statement of the circulation of Tux EVENING Bran for the week ending September 15, 1888: Monvay, Serreusen 10, 1585... 25,010 ‘TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1558. 25,058 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 25,513 ‘THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1888. - 25,598 Pupay, SErTEMBER 14, 1885. 25,208 BarURDAY, SmrreMsax 15, 1888. 29,523 ‘Toran 156,210 AVERAGE . 26,035 Comnzsrompiva Weex, 1587. 24,674 Isolemnly swear that the above 1s a true and correct statement of the circulation of Tue EVEN- ING Stak for the week ending September 15, 1888, J. Warr. Hernox, Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co. ‘Sworn to and subscribed befure me this seven- ‘eanth day of September, A. D. 1888, Joux T. C. CLARE, jotary Public. ——- ‘The breach between the various democratic Clements in New York ctty is widening every day, and the wedge which drives them apart is the general popularity of Abram 8. Hewitt, The ‘Dusiness community, without regard to party aMilations, is behind him, and 1t remains for the Politicians to decide whether they had better swim With the current or try their luck at beating It Dack. Mr. Hewitt has declared, first, that he does ‘not thirst for another term as mayor, and, second, ‘at he would not under any circumstances ac- cept a nomination from Tammany Hall, which he regards a3 a mere machine for the dispen- Sation of spoils The County democracy, ‘Tammany’s old enemy, thinks strongly of letting citizens’ meeting nominate him and then endors- ing the nomination and getting the glory of suc- ess if no more substantial benefts, But the Question comes up at ouce, whether glory enjoyed Dy itself alone would pay as well asa dividend shared with Tammany Hall. There are at least two men on the county Ist of possibilities ‘who Would be acceptable enough to Tammany It ‘the two halls could combine on them against a Citizens’ ticket with Hewitt’s name on ft, This 1s the situation, and these are the doubts encompassing it, viewed merely as a municipal matter. But a broader question for consideration 13.3 to the effect of the city squabble on the fate Of the democratic national ticket. Harmony is strongly urged by some of the friends of the Ad- ministration, on the ground that Mr. Cleveland ‘Bust Jose votes if the party in New York city ts @ house divided against itself. Tuis argument is Partly founded on error, however. Experience ‘as shown that, in one way, a local Mght may be & good thing for a general ticket, If it does nothing more, it brings out the full strength of ‘the party vote, for each of the contending factions 48 so resolved Lo defeat and rebuke Its adversary What it drums up every man in its ranks who ts able to get to the polls and cast a Dallot; and the grorkers for the general ticket Dave only to be on the alert, aud see that each Voter for the local candidates is supplied with @ general ballot also, tosecure an extraordinarily large voue. Barring out, therefore, the possibility Of “trades” and “deals,” by which dishonest managers may do more or less damage to the ational ticket among the lower class of voters, it is possible that the commotion caused by Mr. Hewitt’s reappearance as a candiaaie, and the Mruggle of the democratic halls to regain the as- cendancy in local politics by respectively support ing or opposing him, may be the best thing that could happen for Mr. Cleveland's chances, while harmony, coupled with apathy, might be the ‘worst. <a ‘There 1s a good deal of secession talk in the Province of Quebec Just at present, accompanted ‘with vague suggestions of annexation to the United States. It is probably the mere overflow of @ temporary fit of vexation, the effect of which ‘Will pass away as suddenly asitappeared. Quebec ‘would, on general grounds, be a desirable territory for us to acquire, if for no other reason than that she commands the mouth of the St. Lawrence Miver. Her people are a thrifty, hard-working Jot, albelt not highly educated or very broad- minded. We have found the French Canadians, however, who have migrated to this country and become mill operatives and market gar- deners in New England to possess some excellent qualities for citizenship of our fepublic; and, doubtless, with the spread of our national ideas and spirit among them as gathered in bulk in Quebec, they could be made into patri- Otic and creditable Americans. It is to be regret- ‘ted that their present outburst has been attended ‘with certain race and religious features which are always dangerous to peace and good order when they become too prominent. The cry of “Quebec for the French” and the declaration freely made by Premier Mercier that certain acts of the Dominion government have sprung from “English Protestant hatred of French Roman Catholics” are unfortu- nate incidents. If Quebec decides to come into our Union it must be with the understanding that her people come not as members of any spectal nationality or ecclesiastical communion, but as Americans pure and simple, ready to biend with our people and live in harmony with them, re- gardless of any difference of ancestry, creed, or other condition. ——————_____ ‘The damage done in south Washington by the miniature cyclone yesterday sugyests the question ‘whether such a home of American science as this eity cannot produce an invention for breaking the foree of these storms. It ts true that we suffer Dut triling annoyance as compared with many communities in the west and southwest; but, if ‘We could escape even what we do get, the deity. erance would be appreciated. The diMculty in applying any preveution consists primarily in the suddenness with whica the storm comes upon a city, and the uncertainty, even when one is expected, of the point at which it will make its first stroke and the course it will take afterward, Bet it seems to be pretty well demonstrated th at Such a disturbance does not begin Inside of a thickly-settled community. That being the case, & city might avert a great deal of damage by encircling itself with preventive apparatus, espe- tally if 1t were discovered that concussion, applied Promptly on the approach of the storm from with- Out, Would break the spiral line in whieh it moves and reduce its character Mr. Thurman says he has not yet written his letter of acceptance, but that he expects to pre- pare it in the course of the present week, and (hat 3 will be brief. It may be remembered that, eight years ago, It Wasa matter of general remar« that the letters of acveptatice of the Vice-presidential candidates Were better than those of their chiefs. Possivly the same surprise is now awaiting us in the cases of Messrs. Thurman and Morton. Brev- ity, certainly, is a virtue in such documents, what- ever others they may or may not possess, —— Harriet Beecher Stowe shows that the ancestral walt, of reluctance to give up a Nght, no matter how heavy the odds on the other side, 1s still strong within her. A few days ago she was car- Fled home to die. On Saturday she walked out Moors, and yesterday partook of her first solid food forfour months. Tue pioneer stock from which ‘she springs has a habit of taking its own time to surrender, even to the Great Couquerer. ———— ‘Most is out with another incendiary circular, in ‘Viting the admirers of Spies, Parsons, Engel, Fischer and Lingg to “cause the trembling of all those ‘Whose hands are stained with the blosd of our Brethren.” The bloodthirsty pamphicteer has Probabiy discovered some new style of bedstead ‘Which he cam crawl under with absolute security against being pulled out by the police. ——— aa One of the unkilied fools made a second attempt ‘wcross the Niagara whirlpool in bis patent life. Dost yesterday. Having already demonstrated ‘THEY'RE MANY. BUT TWO VERY IMPOR- TANT ONES OCCUR TO US TO-DAY. FALL FOOT-WEAR IS ONE. YOU MUST HAVE ‘YOUR PEDAL EXTREMITIES AS PROPERLY CLOTHED AS ANY OTHER PART OF YOUR ANATOMY. NO ARTICLE YOU PURCHASE GIVES YOU MORE CONCERN. WE STRIVE TO LESSEN YOUR RESPONSIBILITY BY ASSUMING THE MOST OF IT OUR- SELVES. WHAT HAVE WE GOT? WHAT HAVEN'T WE GOT WOULD BE MORE EASILY ANSWERED. IT ISTO YOUR AD- VANTAGE TO BUY SHOES OF US, FOR WE HANDLE NOTHING BUT THE VERY BEST GRADES. ON MANY LINES WE HOLD THE EXCLUSIVE. WE'VE GOT A SHOE FOR LADIES’ WEAR FOR THIS SEASON THAT BEATS ANYTHING EVER SEEN IN THIS CITY. WE CALL If THE “BENGOLIA” THINK OF IT, A KANGAROO TOP, WITH STRAIGHT GOAT FOXING, MADE ON A OPERA OR COMMON SENSE LAST, FOR $3.37. WHY, IF YOU COULD BUY THEM HEREABOUTS YOU WOULD HAVE TO PAY 24.50 FOR THEM. SIZES RUN FROM DOUBLE ATO E. IN GENTLEMEN'S AXD CHILDREN’S SHOES WE HAVE ALL THE STANDARD LINES WHICH HAVE MADE OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT 80 POPULAR WITH YOU, TOGETHER WITH THE SEA- SON'S NOVELTIES—SCHOOL SHOES PAR- TICULARLY. IN ADDITION TOTHE BEST SHOES AT THE LOWEST PRICES WE AS- SURE YOU OF PROMPT AND COURTEOUS TREATMENT. FIRST FLOOR; SEVENTH STREET FRONT. SAKS AND COMPANY. A WATER SHED. ‘THIS 18 THE SECOND NECESSITY. UM- BRELLAS ARE SOMETHING YOU MUST OWN. YOU CAN'T BORROW ONE. FOBTU- NATELY SATURDAY EVENING WE OPENED THEFINESTLOT OF GLORIA CLOTHS WE HAVE EVER SEEN. A NATU- RAL WOOD HANDLE, 26-INCH, FOR 81.45, AND A 28-INCH FOR $1.70. SILVER AND GOLD CROOKED BANDLES, 26-INCH, 82.25 28-INCH, $2.50. GLORIA CLOTH HAS BEEN FULLY TESTED AND FOUND MOST DUR- ABLE, AND WILL RETAIN ITS COLOR TO THE LAST. IF YOU WANT A SILK UM- BRELLA WE HAVE THEM, ALL STYLES FROM 82.25 UP AS HIGH AS YOU WANT TO GO. AN UMBRELLA IS SOMETHING YOU MUST RELY ON THE SALESMAN'S WORD FOR, LARGELY. YOU WILL HEAR NOTH- ING BUT THE TRUTH FROM US, FIRST FLOOR; MARKET SPACE. SAKS AND COMPANY, MIRROR OF FASHION, 7TH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. 2017 GIStE, FITTING ASTRACHAN JACKETS, IN tht Brown, ouly $1.89. Broken plaid tailor- made Jackets 85.00.” KAUFMAN, COMBINATION STORE, 1247 and 1243 11th st. we. 8e15-3t 6 g's ace, Trovsien Sour ‘They're Here. “CEASE THY COMPLAINTS,” More are Coming. SUPPRESS THY GROANS, Your desires shail be gratified. “LET THY TEARS FORGET TO FLOW." ‘You shall surely “COME TO THE TROUGH,” ‘wo will lift you up out of the SLOUGH OF DESPOND and makea man of you—in a -e—at small SUR repre eee “WORKING OUT YOUR OWN SALVATION." If you haven't a virtue, assume one” Bea man in aarance even if you are lacking in some of the quali- ties which aback to perfect man.” In our particular coiing season, 'Benoid? il things Gre Sew Senda coming season, "Beboi t ADO! theur are lines'of strictly all-wool” = FALL OVERCOATS, At 85.25, 86.75, 87.50, 87.75. ‘MEN'S SUITS, At 87.50, 88.75, 39.50, $9.75, 810,75. BOYS’ SUITS, Coats, Vests aud Long Pants, sizes 13 to 18 years, at 84.50, 85-12, 89.50, 85:87, 86, 80-00, 8 CHILDREN’S SUITS, Jackets and Short Pants, sizes 4 to 14 years, at 81.25 BS, 83:23, 8350, o4 Obs diese ® MEN'S TROUSERS, At 81.75, 82, $2.50, 82.75. 82.78, 82.87, 83, 83.25. uly ank that you oxy and prove us VICTOR E. ADLER'S 10 PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10 ‘O27 and 929 7th st n.w.. corner Massachusetts ‘Strictiy One Erie _ Oven Saturdays tlt 11 p.m. 5? OFFICE COATS, stripes and checks, on sale Monday, Wednesda: a Friday moruings, IWerdlock, “PRICE, 25c mamma a Scuoor Boox Deror. 4 3 SCHOOL AND COLLEGE 7! xT BOOKS FOR EVERY @) School Blank Books and Stationery. _s¢17 'NHEARD OF BARGAINS. 6-4 All-Wool Ladies’ Cloth, 69340. ; advertised by othern 750 ae ee Sc. Hilack French Ail: Wool G ‘& $i.23 Black Silk at 1. on Fruit of the Loom Cotton, 9Xe. Gein Corsets, Shc. Dr, Warner's Corseta, 95c. Sar Ra i He one OTe. Te. Unlaundried Shi ‘Dressmakers’ Black Cambric, ‘Towels, Naphing Table Dansask, Suectites, Go tings, Comte ‘Blankets, Flanbela, Soo"Se at tae at _Estabit yea 1967007 F #8 Be Mase Tamla, Scuoor Booxs. AMS kevpa a fall line of aclionl books Me 523 ‘7th st. and M st, where you can exchange Biot Goand at Se Yon ur okeaane® Me ew UR INFANT HAT DEPARTMENT H. OES RANE AS Deparnuner yas ono for And childreo. U! COMBINA. TION, 1 as e15-3t TITT g88g t Bags HR 00 FER HH O §, iS ‘oo Exe = L HEILBRUN: ONE-PRICE SHOE HOUSE, ‘the practicability of his invention, his latest ven- Sure had no scientific vaiue, but was for the pur- meager ee wh pose merely of giving himself a market value asa | 5¢e “The Old Lady in Window." museum curiosity. 8 _P.8.—Tickets and Souvenira, eo14-38 ‘The school children who have improved their summer vacation by learning to swim must have found the accomplishment of service in getting to SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES. ‘Wholesale and Retail. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, olh,mwe3m Goose sae h ans 20 Pex Cost Ow ALL CASH SALES. DURING IMPROVEMENTS WILL SELL MY ENTIRE STOCK OF WATCHES, DIA- MONDS, STERLING SILVER AXD sIL- COUNT OF 20 PER CERT, FRANK M. LEWIs, ee8-3m_ Barearss FOR CASH ON OR BEFORE DELIVERY. FIRST FLOOR. 1,000 Yards STRIPED SCRIM for curtain, 40 inches wide, worth 10c. per yard; reduced to Be. 200 Xanis PETTIT POINT TAPESTRY, O0c.: re saat ‘Yards PRITIT POINT TAPESTRY 76c.; reduced 215 Yards KARAMA TAPESTRY, $2; reduced to 175 Yards MEDALLION TAPESTRY, 9250; re uced to 82. aes CHINA SILK SCARPS that were sold at $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75, reduced to $1. TURCOMAN TABLE COVERS, three patterns, 2 yard square, worth 81.10; reduced to 85. TURCOMAN TABLE COVERS, four patterns, 1% yards square, worth €2.25: reduced to $1.75. TURCOMAN TABLE COVERS, three patterns, 2 yards square, worth $5; reduced to $4. TURCOMAN ORGAN COVERS, 2 yards wide and 2% yards long, worth $6; reduced to $4.50. TURCOMAN PIANO COVERS, 2 yards wide and 3 yards long, worth 87.50; reduced to 86.25. 100 CURTAIN POLES, with Bracket, Ends and ‘Rings complete; Walnut, Mahogany, Ebony or Ash finish, worth 50¢; reduced to 25e. SEOOND FLOOR. Handsome PORTIERES, four pairs only, worth $7; reduced to 83.50. TURCOMAN PORTIERES, fine line, variety of col- om, worth 610: Feduced to $8.75, e MAN PORTIERES, two pairs, worth 812.50; reduced to $7.50. ‘Turkish Striped PORTIERES, four pairs, worth @15: Teduced to $7.50. edTis TACK CURTAINS, worth #5; reduced to Colored Swiss LACE CURTAINS, worth $14; re- uced to $7.50. Autique LACE CURTAINS, worth $12.50: reduced to 88.50. Renaissance LACE CURTAINS, worth $11; reduced to 88. LACE CURTAINS, worth 89; reduced to $6.75. Embroidered LACE CURTAINS, worth $12; reduced toes, THIRD FLOOR. Seven TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS, bor- dered; all around, of following sizes: 10 ft. 6 in.x16 ft. 3 in, worth 827; recuced to $20.25 9 ft 6 im.x13 ft., worth 820; reduced to 815. 8 ft. 3 inx1 ft. 6 im., worth $17.50; reduced to 812.50. 6 {t.x9 ft., worth 810; reduced to 88, 10 f% 6 in.x11 £139 in, worth $22.50; reduced to 816. 8 ft 3 in.x8 ft. 3 in., worth 12.50; reduced to $7.50 12 ft. 9 in.x14 ft. 6 in., worth 832; reduced to 822. Six BODY BRUSSELS (CARPETS, bordered all around, of following sizes: 10ft.Ginx13ft, 2in, worth $31.50; reduced to it-x7 ft., worth 814; reduced to $10. 3 ina CL 3 in. worth $32; reduced to 914, ft-xb ft 3 in, worth 817.50; reduced to $12. ft. 3 in-x7 {t'3 in., worth $10; reduced to 86. £8.29 fi. worth 814; reduced to 810. ve VELVET CARPETS, bo! a onok moon ‘izes: 5, = itd funxis f., worth $28; reduced to #20, i in. £15 ft.. worth $40; reduced to 12 ft, 9 in. worth Qa; red x ft. 8 in. reduce rae e yard wide, worth 30c. to VABY CARKIAGES reduced from 10 to 25 per cent KEFHIGEKALOMS of several makes reduced fsou 10 to 25 it. a em six cov Sanian Fund Tor 800, reduced (0840. "ARLL six pleces, covered Marl facd silk Push, varioty of colors, worth "880, reduced 0360. MAHOGANY FINISH POLISHED BLES, worth $7, reduced to a6. <=> WALNUT BED-LOUNGES covered with tapestry, worth $20, reduced to 818. ONE LARGE LOUNGE covered with Mo- He occ! i. PILLOW hair Sultan Flush and’ Fringe, worth 82, reduced to One fine ANTIQUE OAK DESK and BOOK-CASE, Combined, nicely carved aud flue ish, worth $20, uc : ‘One fine PARLOR MANTLE MIRROR, 36 in. by 40 am. French Devel plate, Mahogony finish, higlily pol tatied, worth 803, reduced to $00. rQNE OAK MARBLE TOF SIDEBOARD, worth 832, luced to 825. ‘ONE CHERKY CHIFFONIER, five drawers, worth 825, reduced to $20. IER, beveled ‘ane oe ane Eee ONE ASH CHLF NONE ANIIGUE On FISISE BIBENOARD, Pot Nis - ished wood top, beveled mirror, worth €20; reduced SEVENTH FLOOR. SOLID OAK, ANTIQUE FINIS! Fac boveh round Wass, Worth $4. Tedeed ‘Everything on the Fifth, Sixth, and Seventh Floors, which comprise the Furniture Department, has Marked down from 1025 percent ee W. B MOSES & SON, OR, 11TH AND F STS. XW, WASHINGTON, D. C., Two Passenger Elevators. ‘This advertisement appeared September 15, and i Should ‘not bs aiappoiated Tf Senmgeegety bare, ould “no rm me Sold when they call aftor the above date, wel Pamavzzrma Stone NEW FALL Goops. NEW FALL GOODS, Qur stock of Fall Goods are increasing every day. Now is the time to pick the choice of the lot. Special—52-inch Ladies’ Cloth, all colors, at 50c. per Yard; worth Goe. 54-inch Ladies’ Cloth, all wool, better. ity, for 75e. and 80c, . wees Henriettas—47-in all ii most desirabl thades, 50; wort eh Z 38-inch Fine Serge, all Wool, all. shades, on! Sand’ doe persard | YOO} f 38-inch Fancy Stripes and Plaids all colors, ata0c.: word : more money. ea ee ‘qualities, all colors, Bareaine in Silt Plush: ie che eos 785, ; worth 81. Bi itch AU-Sik, ouy"81.95; worth $1.37% Black Biante Diack Surahe, Bleck Msiren: all A full assortment of Black Goods and all at very low 87.90; these goods ate guaranteed atsicuy A full line of Blankets, in White, Grey and Red. CARPETS, "CARPETS. A fall line of Carpets, ali the best makes and very low Drices. ‘Don’t forget to look through Xx before making Your selection: itwill pay you eS aabd 706 Kat itn'an Bargaids in LACE CURTAINS. Es Howe Decorations. ‘We are now recelving and showing some of our Fall Importations of Materials, which are to be made up in Novelties and Home Decorations, Among some of the latest are a Pure Linen Bolton Sheeting, entirely new. ‘New Moleskin in seven of the new Art Shades, en- tirely new. ‘New Colored Chamois Skins. Bolting Cloth in all widths. 200 New Shades in Rope Silk. 40 New Shades in Rope Linen, and large assortment of New Materials for new work. At 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO., . DECORATIVE ART ROOMS, 514 Oth st. n. w., Originators and Designers of New Work. 101 2010 Saent for New Home Sewing Machines ———— Cry Taner Orr Day Goovar 20th st. and Pa. av. n. w. Having just received a FULL LINE OF FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, I am prepared to offer my friends and the public generally greater inducements than ever, viz: A fine line of extra grade GUINET SILK at 1.00, 81.25, 81.50, 81.75 and $2.00, ‘A.good BLACK SILK at 75c. and 81.00. SURAH SILKS in black and colors at 85c., $1.00; Superio RIE! ep UNETICE quality HENKIETTAS, 46 inches wide, at ataiiee’ 6-4 HABIT CLOTHS, in Stripes and Plains, br stimeguality PLAID DRESS’ FLAN! Fin wile a Mase "A (new shades), 40 inches BED COMPOS 33.50, on tion invited to our $ All-wool RED BLAN- We mvite the public to examin of Gents'and Tadic UNDERWEAR sommente etek cnt extra heavy and wide at @1.25. Ladies’ 6-4 HABIT CLOTHS, extra ality at g2. New stiados GAS a Ms i So, do: from 81 to $3. Tr! nQir4S WHITE and ¢2.50 PINK BLANKETS can- the best FAST BLACK Sees REIT TLE mo ee art Geute SEATS 9015-20 Great Bargains in BLACK SILKS, at $1 and $1.25, ‘We invite an inspection of this stock, as many styles cannot be duplicated. NEW MOURNING GooDs, W.M. SHUSTER & Sonn, 15 919 PENNA avn eee eee WASHINGTON, D. To Sor Tas D Wearszn D stands for damp, as you doubtless know. 627 You must not judge above quoted goods Prices—fifteen per cent difference in ‘where they credit. BP. O% & A Boy AL. Pe A ose A vet BARGAIN EIS? FOR TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. pecially if you want to be leisurely shown the new ‘things in the various departments, The clerks are leas busy between the hours of 8 and 10am, 1and3 p.m. and 5 and 6 p.m. THE 18 ROYAL Continued below.) bce Axaveo Tas Morne. DRESS GooDs. Tartan Plaids and striped Serges in the new color combinations, 25c, 8 yard. The 25 pieces of stripes sre10 cents below the price they are really worth. New shades in 40-mch striped Serges at 98c. yard. The stripes are fully an inch wide and will at- tract attention because of the artistic color combina- tions, viz: Green, brown, and black combinations, Green, mahogany, and brown combinstions, Cardinal, garnet, and navy combinations. — * Navy, garnet, and blue combinations. ‘The green is of a gray shade, the brown a golden red tint, and the new blue isa shade lighter than navy and ‘with a reddertint, oy »ALAIS ROY (Continued below.) bain - 66; 6 Tue ““Loxpox Avo Tue “Ir THE “LONDON” ULSTER, 818 EACH. ‘So cold this summer in London that you saw many Jadies on Regent street and other fashionable promo- nades wearing these Uisters. They are made of En- glish beaver cloth, and are tight-fitting, with storm sleeves. The black silk buttons, being large and orna- mental, show to advantage on the colored cloth. Woe ‘have them in London smoke, London red, black, navy, magenta, THE “IT” ULSTER, $18 EACH. “IT” is another London novelty. “IT” is the name of ‘the material, which is made in broad stripes, alter- nately smooth and rough. The silky appearance of the wool leaves you in doubt whether tis all silk, all ‘wool, or silk and wool. “IT™ ie the most distingue wrap of the season, A FEW EXCLUSIVE STYLES, Of the more expensive Newmarkets we have but one or two of akind, thus affording an opportunity to se- cure an exclusive style, ‘We will not, cannot secure more of these single gar- ments, as they were imported as samples by American manufacturers, but not used, and thus came in eur hands, JUST ONE ILLUSTRATION. 4840 Navy Bluo Russian Cloak Newmarket, The material is Beaver Cloth and the double cape is entirely braided—most élaborately braided. ‘The sizo is 40- cl This Newmarket was imported by a manufacturer ‘with the intention of copying it, but finding it could not be reproduced to sell cheaply it was sold to us at Buro- ‘pean price, AMERICAN-MADE NEWMAREETS. We are showing copies of the autumn and winter English Nowmarkets at 89, 810, $12, and @16 each. ‘The improved shaped backs, the angel sleeves, and the style of the new tight-fitting Newmarkets stamp them imported, though in truth they are manufactured in New York. ps «Continued below.) sia Lacev Boors Fox Lintes AT $3. This boot is the latest London style for the sutump. It may takes week or so to be “the rage” here. We are always a little behind the London styles. All sizes now in stock. AT 82. Why do button boots at this price usually lose shape so quickly? Because they are made of sheepskin, which stretches indefinitely. We guaran- tee our $2 boots to be Dongola Kid, AND NOT TO BE BOUGHT ELSEWHERE UNDER €2.50 and 83. But remember, we don't give credit. AT @4. Warranted hand-sewed Shoes for Ladies, in ‘no less than eight different styles. We will makes specialty of hand-sewed boots this fall, and will give you such values for 84 that shall revolutionize the ee THE PALAIS ROY, _@ontinued below.) aicideor Srzouz Saze Or Laces Our fall importations of Laces on view. Your pres- ence requested. We think we'll make you, if not an immediate patron, certainly future patron of our Lace Department, (Continued below.) Tx “‘Dinzcrome- Laces, So called because made for Tea Gowns, and the now fashionable “Directoire” Suite, the fronts, as you doubtless know, being generally @ full fedora of this Ince, ‘Width, 65 inches. Shades, Black, White, Cream. Material, Finest quality Silk. Designs, Floral and Geometrical. Prices, $2.35 to 85 yard. eeinaititiaes ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, Ts. New Duareny Ners. The feature of our new stock is the beanty and variety ef the new designs, viz: Four styles of Polka Dots. One pattern combines three different size dote. A block figure makes @ pretty design. The floral designs are many and charming. The striped effects in great variety. It is to beascasongfor drapery neta, and none are better prepared than we, Width, 48 inches. Prices, €1, $1.25, 81.40, $1.68, 82, 62.68, 3, $3.50 and 84.98 a yard. (Continued below.) THE PALAIS ROYAL, THE PALAIS ROYAL, New Lace Frovxaxes Chantilly will bethe popularlace. The designs are much improved and come in greater variety. The qualities we offer at the various prices are incom- parably superior to the late season's goods, ‘The #1 quality formerly sold at $1.50. ‘The $1.50 quality formerly sold at $1.98. ‘The 82 quality formerly sold at ¢2.68. ‘We specially quote above numbers as we took the entire product of a leading lace house for these num- bers, and obtained a concession in price that enables ‘us to give unusual values, Width, 42 inches. Prices, 1.50, $2, $2.68, $3, $3.50, 84, 84.98, 25.68, 86.68, 87, $8.68. BLACK SPANISH GUIPURE LACE FLOUNCINGS. Crush the lace in yourhand. Does it show creases afterwards? If inferior, yea, Width, 42 inches, Prices, $1.68, 82, $2.50, #3, $3.98, $4.50. See our Heavy Silk Brussels Net, 2 yda, wide; all colors; only 81 ya. (Continued below.) Mux Or New Lacs ‘No exagworations, for there's but 1760 yards toa mile ‘and we have thousands of yards of ‘New Oriental Laces, ‘Now Normandy Val Laces, ‘New Redora Laces, ‘New Irish Point Laces, ‘New Point de Gene Laces. ‘New Hand-made Laces. The buyer says of the Oriental and Normandy Val ‘Lace, ‘*They're the prettiest you ever put your eyes on” ber bern olay pine eco as the buyer isan. on ‘the expression is duly chronicled. (Continued below). THE PALAIS ROYAL, ‘are to be “the thing” for the fall. We quote the prices 8797-80, o0- 49,410. 610-50, 01100, Oe GaSe ¥ rx 814.50, €16 and 916 each. THE PAL AWS ROY AL! (4. LISNER, Proprietor, (Cor, 12th and Pa ave, c.. MO’ R DAY, SEF Woovwsxo & Lormors Couvux. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1888, ‘The Fall season is fairly open. and the Fall ‘Stock is ready. Strangers visiting the city and others are cordially invited to look through the store and inepect the mew goods, whether they ‘wish to buy or not. Strangers will be interested 4m the Fancy Articles recently*opened on the second floor, any of which would makes pless- ing and substantial “Souvenir” of their visit WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste. nw. Srrouz Irzus. Ladies’ Silk Underwear—as a special drive we > offer 50 dozen Ladies’ Silk Swiss Ribbed Vesta, Jow neck and no sleeve, Colors Pink, Sky- blue, Nera, White, Flesh, Salmon, Catlinal, Pearl, Old Gold, Seal Brown, and Black. Only $1 each. (First floor.) Plush Jackets—We have opened an advance invoice of Ladies’ Seal Plush Jackets, in the Iatest Autumn and Winter shapes, which repre- sent the best the prices can buy. $15, $16, $25, and $27.50. New Flannel Wrappers—Entirely new styles never before shown. Ladies’ Cashmere Wrap- ers, in Cardinal, Nays, and Black. $10 and 812-50 each. Fisnnl Wrappers in a variety of stripes and Plaids, $15.and 916. Persian Pattern Wrappers, in Cardinal, Navy, and Brown. Only 815. (Third floor.) Mis Faas Waser Unorawaar. ‘The large demand during the past week oF #0 ‘has cut deeply into the stock, and it is rapidly getting low. To clean out the balance of two lines, one s Gray-mized and the other a Blue- mixed Merino, we have taken 250. off each rar- ‘ment, making them 0c. instead of 750 We offer an excellent quality Fall-weight Cashmere Shirts and Drawers, Dark and LightGray ‘shades, at $1 per garment, which is an extra fg00d value, (Entrance 1013 F st.) Silk Plush.—Forty-three distinct and choice shades in 18-inch Silk Plush at 68c. per yard, the lowest price ever quoted for an equal qual- ity. Particularly for Lambrequins, Hangings, Caso Curtains, Fancy Needle-work, &c. Fin- ished almost equal to the Plush at twice the Price, (First floor; annex.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ate. n.w. JV SE] Buasxers, Coxronrs, Quon, SHEETS, &o. ‘Theassembling of the medical fraternity in thiscity will no doubt createan unusual de- mand for Blankets, Comforts, Quilts, Ready- made Sheets, Pillow and Bolster Cases, and which we are now fully prepared to supply. We ‘uote below some of the excellent values we are offering in the special lines, BLANKETS, ‘Ten-quarter White Blankets, not all-wool, at 81.60, 81.75, 2, 82.50 to 84. ‘Ten-quarter White Blankets, ALL WOOL, at 83.75 to 85 per patr. ‘Ten-quarter Gray Blankets, not all wool, at 81.75 to 82.50 per pair. ‘Ten-quarter Gray All-wool Blankets, at $3.75 er pair. Ten-quarter Scarlet All-wool Blan kets, at 94.25 and 85. Eleven-quarter White Blankets, not all wool, 82 and $2.50 to 87.75. Eleven-quarter White All-wool Blankets, $5 to $14. Elevon-quarter Gray Cotton and Wool Blankets, $2 to $7.50. Eleven-quarter Gray All-wool Blankets, $5 810. Eleven-quarter Scarlet All-wool Blsnkets, $5 and 86. Excellent line of extra large sizes in both White ‘and Colored Blankets, 12-4 and 13-4, measuring full 81 to 90 inches wide—plenty to tuck in on both sides. 86 to $16 per pair. ‘Wool Blankets for Cribs, $2 to @5.50. ‘Wool Blankets for Cradles, €1.35 to $4.50. SPECIAL,—30 Pairs 11-4 White Fine Woo} Holliston Mills Blankets, with Jacquard borders, Sold last season at 810. We are en- abled to offer them this season at $7.75 per pair, COMFORTS. Each price below buys a better quality than it ‘was possible to buy last season. All of our Com- forts from one dollar up are filled with white carded cotton batting, Make your selection by the covering. We will vouch for what is in- side. Comforts, Plain Red one side and Figured Print the other. @1, @1.25, and 81.50 each, Comforts, oll-boiled Turkey Red one side Cretonne theother. $1.75 and $2 each, Comforts, figured Sateen one side, and ofl- boiled Turkey Red the other. $2 and $2.50 each. Comforts, both sides covered with best oil- Doiled Turkey Red. 82 each. Comforts, both sides covered with best quality Silesia, 82.25 each, Comforts, one side figured Sateen, the other of Silesia. $2.50 exch. Bingle-bed Comforts, both sides cdvered with best oll-botled Turkey Red, only $3.37 each. Special—100 Double-Bed Comforts, covered on one aide with choice figured Sateen, the other with best ofl-boiled Turkey Red, filled with best White-Corded Cotton, fancy quilted, and gusranteed not to run into the corners. Only 82. We considered its good value last season at $2.50. Excellent line of Crochet, and Marseilles Quilts, at the lowest possible prices. Feathers in bulk, guaranteed free from any ‘unpleasant odor, dust, dirt or quills, Only 75c. ber pound. All sizes and qualties in Feather Pillows, cov- ered with best feather-proof ticking, at lower prices than generally prevall, Quilts, Extralarge size Mitcheline Quilts, white, and seven fast colors, entirely new pat- terns, Only $2.75 each. READY-MADE BEDWEAR. The stesdy growth of our tradein Beady- made Sheets, Bolsters and Pillow-casos has st ‘times taxed the utmost capacity of our working facilities, Through extra efforts we have made ‘up. large stock of these goods, and call atten- tion to the following extraordinary values. BLEACHED READY-MADE SHEETS. 10-4 Bleached Sheets, 23s yards long, 75c. each, 10-4 Bleached Sheets, 23g yards long (extra fine), 85c. each. 10-4 Bleached Sheets, 23 yards long (extra heavy), 85c. each. 10-4 Bleached Sheets, 236 yards long (best made), 900, each. 9-4 Bleached Sheets, 23 yards long, only 65c. each, 9-4 Bleached Sheets, 23 yards long, only 750. each. 6-4 Bleached Sheets, 23 yards long, for cot ‘beds, 800. each. 7-4 Bleached Sheets, 2% yards long. for % eda, 65¢. each, BLEACHED READY-MADE PILLOW CasEs. (5-4 Bleached Pillow Cases, 1 yard long: 20c. each. 5-4 Bleached Pillow Cases, 1 yard long (extra heavy). 250. each. 6-4 Bleached Pillow Cases, 1 yard long, 25c. each. 6-4 Bleached Pillow Cases, 1 yard long (extra fine), 320. each. ‘Bloached Bolster Onees, 24¢ yards long (extra) 50c. each. ‘READY-MADE UNBLEACHED SHEETS. 9-4 Unbleached Sheets, 23 yards long, only 5c. each. By a ie cree Gheets, 25 yards long, only soot “Thin cale obsre an. sessions opportunity Soe on hotel and restaurant keepers, boarding house ‘Keepers, stesmbost pursers, Reepers of public and private institutions, and the public in gen- ‘eral to lay in a supply for some time to come, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 17 Cor. 11th and Fate. nw, WANTED--SITUATIONS. 5) WEEKLY ‘CANVASSERS; for Clothi and Gents’ Fur- Bae HROCMBTatay SouTANe oe: WV ANTED—A SETTLED COLORED Woman FoR Maxi Sheers so om x aot ‘ANTED_Wi COOKS. 10 TO $40; CRAM- and Laundresses Driversot Farm Hane, Colored ‘Mea AM'L A. COOMBS, O26 F swavw. sel7-0% WOMEN COOKS. $10 TO $40; MAIDS, Drivere Waitsrn Ses Conta i, ote ern. s aud Rite and Dairy Men. DICKS AGENCY Ula tant e.e eet NTED—A GOOD BLACKSMITH’S HELPER Must have a knowiedre of shoeing G.6. ANDEKSON & SON. bac ee WANTED A GOOD, PLAIN COOK INA SMALL vate farnil Weez. ood wages; Peferelices " Adines Box 195, Star oftces pitas 2 ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT ‘waiter at MADES" Hotel, corner 3d st and Penn avenue. it 'ANTED—TWO WHITP WOMEN, GOOD. IRON- ‘erm at 8 dyeing establishment "Apply fort days at 1119'14th st. -w, . we” WWANTED_A WHITE SERVANT WOMAN, GER- Winst preferred. G31 tat tn ie WAXTED-COLORED boy To MAKE HIMSELF useful in a piano store. Apply at O34 F st, Tucs- day morning, between 8 and 9 only. Ey WWANTED—4 COMPETENT MAN W “ireman tn aret-claos livery ghced horse master; none other need apply. SUH, Star office, ‘ACT AS rANTED—A MAN To DRIVE AND DO Dix: 929 Rhode Taland ave, — fe" Wastep-a BOY TO LEARN Tae FaNTING 3 WHEELER, O11 Gat Ary ‘WWANTED-ONE OR TWO GOOD CARPENTERS, Wontar be good tench banda. “hy BETT, 404 Sthat. 5 Pe eee 9 WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED GROCERY CLERK ‘ud a boy to learn the buninens. state where last employed. GROCER, Star office. ai7-3t ‘ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN AS COOK FOR private family; umust have good reference abd be an experienced cook; also @ chambermaid. Apply, Dotween 9 and 17 ami, 1509 8 st u.w. “ae W4NTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL “HOUSE- Work; must stay at night and bring city reter- ence. Apply in Store, 1109 F stn. w. ae WANTED TWO YOUNG LADIES TO WORK tailoring business. E. STIEKMAN, 504 12th st, nw. W: NTED—AT BURGESS & CO. FST. N. Ww. Men and Women, white and colored, with refer” ences, for all Kinds of domestic labor. Headquarters for cooks and waiters. at W ANTED—A FARMER AND WIFE THE WIFE ms No. 1 butter-maker. Call for DUNDOKE’ 7 Mat. a WASTED = AT ONCE. WOMAN TO Wash and iron and tuke care of parlor floor in family of ms; must stay nights; references required F. J. Star 0 ARE Rona White and colored help for all kinds Headquarters for cooks and waiters. WEANTEDO0OKS, LAUNDKESSES, WAIT: Maids, Housemon, Nurses, Drivers, Seams! iteben aud Farm Has Women wanted). BUKN! 8015-60" WS2ED;,A AN OF SOME EXPERTENCE TO sell cous frou mm: must have best ret ldress Box 92, Star oflice, sel5 ED-SOBER, KELIABLE MEN, GOOD ers and plain writers to canvass for Boyd's District of Co.umbia Directors. Address in own hand- riting BOYD'S DIKECTORY, Star ofice. selo-4t ANTED—A GOOD PAPERHANGER TO PAPER @ house, 10 rooms; material furnished. Address Star office. Cots W3XTED-1Wo BUSHELMEN a1 KEEN'S, 4 treawes, &c.; (Swedish and Germau, 'S, 630-632 F at mw. 9th at. id W ~ ED \ ¥ i —— ERAL stay at bight, Tefercnces r= quired. “1608 Gxt nw, 7“ BME Pe WASTED;A, COOK. TO Go To BikiGUT Woop, Address K. G. 5., Star office, wel S-3t ws? ED—A DRU ADI ito 2am’ exDersence and good ONCE—TWO_ MIDDLE-AGED oth WANTED — aT Wikies on salary) at room 15086 Cloud balding MAEM TL ore eee eas WANTEDSAT NEW YORK EMPLOYM au, 004 G st t.w.. white housckoojers, govern ess, lady's snaid, chambermaids, cooks, walters, caterer, male and femal “sel 4-6r V ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK A‘ assist at housework for a small family; must bring references, German preferred. Apply 904 K mw Seld-ot ‘ANTED—TWO COMPETENT SERVANTS, ONE ‘to cook, wash, and iron, and the other as a house- maid; small family. Call at 1710 Connecticut ave. Detween 9 and lam. and Sand pam. scl4-at WV ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS OYSTER SHELLER wW once, “At CHAS. KLOTZ'S Kestaurant, 1708 nw, sel 4-30" WANTED SA CHORISTER TO. coNpucr Mt psIS ‘chureh and Sun jool. Address, oth terms aud reference, METHODIST, Star office 14-3 ‘ANTED—A GOOD STRONG GIRL TO DO PLAIN cooking and, washing in « stuall' family lieral wages, Apply at 3310Nst new. seld-ae ANTED — A WHITE WOMAN FOR COOK AND W ‘cera Douscwork Inquire at 10S Pa aver ne ™. i weld-at 1 DAT ONCE A WHITE GIRL FOR GEN- sraiiiousowork lye private faillys © food hemo for right party. 921 Dt. nw. welds WW ANTED-—A BSTEONG, WILLIN ITE GIRL, German or Swede preferred, for general house work in small family. Address with references. J. is B.. Star office, ANTED—COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS, HOUSE- W ‘ecpers, ‘walters. nurses,” ncamstresses, ‘house rls, caterers coachinen, butlers. drivers. porters aTOSAL EMPLOYMENT AND RUOM-RENTING BUREAU, Itooms Land %, frst floor, 1008 F st, u.w. = ED WWANTED—A LIVE MAN. LIVING s Atading cities, Co rey reset fu hus locality a lane house, Monthly salary #70 to $100 atstart. Refer- ences exacted, Supt. Mfg. House, Lock Box 1980, NY. ‘auz7-métudw TANTED — DUNDORE’S EMPLOYMENT BU- feat, conducted by ladies. men abd wounch, White and colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, for District Sud states, with references, 717 Mst uw. se5-2w" WANTED--ROOMS. D_WE ARE UNABLE TO SUPPLY THE ees | Tuners fairly opens, i able Hoom Reuters: 1321 F st. A) t WANTED, OCTOBER, 1, BY GENTLEMAN AND hed communicating on sec- Posie ee ‘bet. 9th and 14th G and K west; state terms, Address E. H. 5., Star offic. a ‘ED_WE RECEIVE MANY APPLICATIONS deery day for furnished ad unfurnished Hoste Peres ‘them for rent should call and teave init strect and number, ROUM RENTING AGENCY, Gra" ouret nw. sel yy ANTED To. op AN EXPERIENC! ED 3 mas and Convenient, dintag oom and Kitchen. “Address ML. F;, 1543 Mat. sel Rchen. “Address M. L. F., 1943 Ms TED-THREE, OR FOUR FU: Rhos sultable. for ‘use of bath: terms must be: Vi. Star office. te ‘ED—ONE LARGE UNFUENISHED ROOM ‘Wnt ateove or connecting hall room and attend: ance; price not to exceed $14; between 10th and 16th and Gand Lats n.w. 8.11 Portuer Place. ae NISi light “housekeeping, wi moderate, Address M. ANTED—AT_READQU: = xs See Se | YW ASTED—60 To Dick's POR COOKS, W tntndrees, House Gis, ‘urses, Seas: ross, Butler, Coachmen, Waiters and Bitches belj. Aihive city rermnce, G13 Tuas nw. eel Toe yy ANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER A wernews in vate famuly ; wil, ee merit Beem st Ww D—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL. A PLACE W242 “hamberanala or ware: in private taraay. Apply 1113 Lith st, aw. ce ae [ANTED—BY A COLORED MAX, A GROOMS mt well the busibens has teen Wortest al experiences tn : ant red with tar! horses. ‘New Jersey ave, and North caqitol st. * WASTED-BY A SOBER AND RELIABLE CoI- OF aan, postion we Porter, jan! ina "Gal or aiaree i BOLD! FOR COOKS, CHAMBER- Lousemen, bousekeepers, ‘$0 famailion. bo 630-6; hight watchman, York ave. Waste viens, watery nae tela resteurauita. &e. P.M. BUN stow nae WASTED — by A EnCTARLE YOUNG dren, or wo do hit chaser work tied aneiet with ig." Address DMF, Starotticn welt V ANTED—A LADY OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES oppist of teacher. Eamiseat eects eae ae a tee and” an oN. Baltimore dounty, Mae Meeks WANIED—bY A LADY, WITH Go0R sorRANO arom Postion in Choren, cf woe S, POSITION AS Feferene= 3 _Adtiress KF. Star office. WASTED-AN a Perience ‘desires to devote bis Keeping oF ‘of books uf Or 2 LANGE EX- UNTANT OF EX C21), 5. years’ change “Address SESIOI Star officn |" selo-3t Weer, che aera y DOpaLs, EATS 3 F * situation. “Addieas HELIAMLE Bunt omiee” Sele se WASTED—A POSITION BY MAN AND WIFE aman hae siz Sear hospital expanse ie hares wet care care re ‘sick WARIED BY XOUNG LADY, (PORLTION AB | ‘Teacher of English Branches Ra Eng! lee Win ED—A POSITION BY A TEACHER QUALI- to teach English and French, of a companion terms moderate; reference. PRING HANK, Alexandria, Va. wold Gr WASIED— 4 DRUGGIST OF EIGHT YEAES experience desires a situation in some rable pharmacy, registered in Virginia; good moral char- acter and strictiy temperate ;references the best Ad- reas C- Le, Capon Sprite W.Va weld" WANTED EMrLOU MENT FOR COOK! srseeens Bouse gir, cuicnsea, coschanen, butlers scams jouse wirle, caterers, conctitn porters drivers, wmiters NATIONAL EMPLOY Mt AND" ROOM REMMING BUKEAC, hous 1 aud first floor, 1008 F st, 2-6 WANTED-MISCELLA NEOUS WANTED 10 BUY A SECOND HAND Sut OF Harness cheap. Addrous J. W. ., Star ofien, 2 WANTED | PARLOR FURNITURE | UPHOL- stered. Mattresses made over iu first-class #tyia. References furnisbed ua to workuanahip. Work duno stremideucos, Audreas C, NELSON, O14 LOU stu. sel7-1w" WASTED QUIET HOME, IN SMALL unily, with stable, steady and temperate hab agreeable, cHAM- ree RIVATE by young single gentleman bits. Permanent if Best references, WaSteD to ai LK DAIRY FARM ear Washing ity W.0.& W. RK. to work on shares: caf furnish best of reference. corre: spondene: Address FALMER, Le Loudoun Co Va. WASTED. 10 KENT—1O A RESPONSIBLE ty, Purniture suitable for @ teu-room house Address Box 109, Star office, weld WAXED — HEADQUARTERS FOR scHuoL Books. or v P. ©. MERRY, seld-Im 716 Kat, 1227 $2 st, was 000 STAR READERS TO have their Fall ug cleansed by our Lew Troy steam process upare my work with other pro- commen "PRINCE. GU 6th st sels WASTED — PURCHASER, AT ONE-THIRD OF original cost, for a steam botler in excellent com dition, with steated oyster boxes and. jupe complete, i 1OF heating wood-nined home. Ho A. lesale Wines aud Liquor, 1200 ‘ecld-iw> ‘D HORSES Suitable for carriage, light driving, and saddle work. Must be of kod style, well broken, and free from bad habite and “stock raisers and owners are requested to call on ot address ‘WM. F. DOWNEX. Stables 1620 L st., Washington, D.C. In writing give ‘ull address, ae, color. and style of Doraes, tig full partcuiare ae Shiv ite faculties sete ssi ANTED-ELECTRICITY IN NERVOUS, MEN- snd Spinal Disease, Ovarian aud Uterine trou. bles, Paralysis. Scatica, Chora, strictures eta" Mire foved. iectracity. app rough cui 5 EN ’NIGHOLSON, Go L2th st. nw evcor. Fy 17-3 ANTED—CLOTHING EXCHANGE, 201 44 St War ihisnont cob Paid tor tnties? aad eeutisuion's “cant send “postal “or si Some D— STUDENTS IN PHONOGRAPHY, ing, Busines, or Artistic Writing. Full ave. i... or address Capitol card Th ‘evenings. SUFFERING FROM WV fay cat cauired, anys, Furnaces and Litres made te heat ormo pay. WE DANTE, 2913 Hibetuw seinen we ‘eD—FOK CASH—FURNITUKE, FEATIER beds, Carpeta Stoves, or entire Hy ‘Ef fects Adéress: a BAUM. ‘219 7th wt a: 318 was cD—WELLS , BORED AND DRIV steam, Kerosene, band, and wind-uill panpe tanks and ‘wind-mills; ail kinds of well material tar- Eished aad repaired, WM. MOFFAT, Biadeusban, YANTED—ALL KINDS WELL WORK DONE AT reasonable rates: Tanks, Pumps and Wind Mills supplied by D.J. MOPFATI, 414 439 st. rile ington, D. C.- agent for the Kurk wood ron Wind Bo | z arts yas alow, 0 3 ress Bnucs and Mach. Works, Summerfield, Ma, su4-3iu WASTED — G00D SbCOND-HAND CLOTHING. ers, old gold and silver, for whch Bighete chsh prices, wall oe pod: “Calor wddress LASKEWS Loan Umice, 201 Faun. ave., corner 2dst Dw. __my26-ly | WASTEDGIT ENOWN THAT FRESH aLDEd- | hey Butter, churned tery) moraine adie | vered th 3 Ib, "Ward" prints, 40e. per lb. ‘Also ‘Gut- tare Cheese aud Butteruulk. Sweet alila oc. per uuart, my ‘ WW ANTED_Honsis To? 7 GENL Ee W Prcales stock farms ¢3.80 per aa. horse: win: tered, 88 perm, Lnguve of Ei LAFFERTY, cor Young Larave iy3-3m Wanten_stear ¢ ANING AND eT CLE Kenovating Works; Feathers Henovated, Mat- ‘Over, Furniture Steamed, and Moths De- Sroyed. FH YOUNGS, Oipce 140 Sor sth and ‘Kats ne" Lelephioue ‘apli-8m oats we aban \WANTEDIT KNOWN :TRAT CS BUNDY, OF 3 posite Cit is Goi 458 Louiaiana ave. (cprosite City Mall. i» Cou u N WANTED OF THE WHERB- heirs) who owned Texas lands in 1876 Jointly with Charles C’ Pucker, ‘of Washington. Address JOR KENT—IARGE KITCHEN AND BiWING: Toom. -aiable for estering. with sever er Foots, Apis wo WESCOTT & WILOOR out Ta. Fo8 BENT VERY CARGE FRONT rooms, furmehed or anf Gomired. private family. 4. OK rh ial IN a TERY ema, Tone weiiticanan with gud rele with board, if desired, a 13H ST. NW. UNFURNISHED hamerkearing house 3 renee id. ay uthers exposure lange = igh foome including best gaa, end Neth {ok RENT—a7) HST NW. TAREE 7 / Tul unfurniehed moond fos ter Lett ouseheoping. “Alea, Parior, sUitable for two gentlemen southern Jou KENT— VERY PLEASANT Keotis also umf Hoots at fe tecoe oeeyre Ean {OR KENT—PURNISHED ROOMS, IN A HGUBE a tines ofcare ‘A weutictnan aunt pyine the house Fok BENT FIVE ONFUENTRED COMMON Sug Togs, cofuer house oi Oapitol Mill on sts ‘beat and Smithaonian grounds to weutemen iowinia ave. #. w. - row — FURNISHED — FIVE - WINDOW south front ahd reat room tor Lett housekey ti, ou Beit line nw. ih every ‘alas ver) eaitwite Keterenens required. “Box 108. Star office. welt oy “lo & FRONT Boom rt south front " bay window. closet Lines ot cars aim, hall room, if desired “ - Fo, 227. 2o, GENTLEMEN, “Chitin heated furuiahed rovme, couventemt te 3 i gf street cars. private fatally, exoullent 1.306 th wt. now OK RENT—KOOMS, PURN! Fetierl ene tn Qk RENT—ONF OR TWO RANEMES OM, FSET OST Se EERE moony Fone: oR WITH BOAKD—LARG! BASANT second-story front Kooi furuiml war Bisbed) and Hall Koomn. ‘Stall hail room, with board, S22 yer month, Mome comforts. Bath au atts 1102 Oth wt. naw, FQk BEST TWOSECOND STORY FRONT hooms ‘and two sniall Back Puriorn furdatved uiabed; open Bre. 1100 17th stu OK KENT—27 10WA CIRCLE-TWO BANE somue suite, bed-Toom and parlor on few Beer and {we bed-Toons and parlor ob second Hour, fret clust in every fe ae 8 Fe 222 HANDSOME PARCORS, Wack rat lor furuinbed we seopitg rovtn, wile ste private fauiliy, raceliont location, gepticmen reterrod Address A Mik, star fie, Sch s JOR KENT—TWO BEAUTIFUL UNFU Tooms on second floor entire Hoo. and ‘cas. macnificent location, two deorw Steate Aphis at 1408 Corcoran sti FOR eT earn nian flour, private eutrance, hear Fuyraving abd. iriutiug, sw ud wate ur two adults. no chil Star bite JOR RENT—AT 1 turn [08 BENT POOK NICE LANGE ROOM ON ast sud 24 floors. uuturuisbed oF partialy fyretaieed, eulout to three tinue of ears, 1619 Tetbet, wh a KOOMS. FURBISHED, oppomite park, 80S Kat. POR KENT_ 1536 1 ST, OPP. FRANKLIN Pank lunge, handaomneiy Turhleled room, withomt beard lange Closets. open grates, atid all couventenoen. be Uewly papered snd Painted. no children takem sel 2 JOR RENT_FURNISHED—FIKST-PLOUR PAR: lors, third-story front room, 1127 13th wt mw Fe RENT—1330° 12TH ST. N_ md weit furuiehod; Chan te permaneat paca ae Yate iamily without ‘clilreuy reference reyuired. she OK RENT—TWO NT, LARGE, Freie gu arom four tarauhed ot oa and vue frout room on tind Moor, private The st hw: " a Fok BEST LARGE BAV-WINDOW Ruom: O8 HF third floor, pewiy furnished; lange closet jet 08 ket nw = Fee hEsttne, rd OK KENT—ELEGANT ROOMS LX A NEW AND first-citase residence, couvenient to State, avy, War Ex-cutive aud Tremor} Departinenta, -Agipess with references of appiy to VAilcINIAN 2227 1th etn. : ie tae RST FLOOR, third iT sare 1 met Ste OK RENT—TWO ROOMS, ONE Esteli for ote ot tearoom, other wird: foo 9 dtchen if deaurud. 1303 F et a.w. Also two. lovely rooms third floor, furuisbed or unfurnished, «t ZS b nw. 2 sed heat Ok KENT — GENTLEM oF ONE or two utec Turmisted rooms at woderate prices and rood attention will bd at 1143 Zhe: st how. werk ee JOR RENT — 161% K ST. NW. HANDROMELY furnished suite of rooms: first four. southern gxnowure: tay “window, grate heat, cut ier JOR KENT—AT 15 GRANT PLACE N Tarie, wire *. Two furnished front rooms, cach with two lance closets, with or without board oe * Ok KENT — FCKNISHED LOOMS. souTH front. all mod.conventences. wear cars aiid berdice, im private family of two, Apply 1451 Khode island <aiibeanast ~a ENT — FURNISHED CHEFRFUL Balt Poom, with good board, references «@ hanged. 1013 hetiw __ 21-0 Fok SEs carr BILL — NICELY FUR ished rooms, single OF en suite, with inard, teferences exchanged JOR RST VERY second floor. 10U clas 201 Ast ne. wela-dwe DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM, 14th st. nw wile Fok S282 (AT 112 HST. SW SICkLY ron uished Tooms with bath aud attcudance, suitable ivr one of two persuus or weuthomal abd wife Treason inv ae Jol KENT 1204 KAT, TARGE AND HAND. Fwctae farmintied Toot enite or singe, segond or third floor, with private family - JOK KENT—BEAUTIFUL KOOMS, SINGLE O% ‘en fulte, im private family’: furuiebed lanes doubur one house: aut audeagt trout. oles Breviacee a » eterences required 1101 K st aw. : wis Fe: RENT—1506 BST. N. ua rou AG yf Soeuite or wins ae rninbed : centrally lorated two Qoors Hotel, furnace best or grate fire. changed. Jok RENT—4 COMMUNICATING for of house 633 D st nw. for jug #20. Inquire in the store below of G. Fee HAP rek Ez FOR RENT—FLATS, — 40K KENT_WEST END FLATS. 2620 "deceased, FRANKLIN H. MACKEN, Attorney r nw peace IVIL-BERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS Bend Le. to and ADEE iy ELA NS, A. M. Ivy Institute, Tw 5 Sth aud k ste. Bw, ANTED—TWO ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UN_| sel-Im* _—_ Southwest cor. rnished, with Board for gentleman, wife, and | yr WILLI. | McELFRESH, AUTHOR- auacis,"efeaeacesidbaity teat | Win hae aay seer cnet Ganehtes, Mill pay @75 10 810g monthly from, Sep promptly sttended to — = tember to Septentber. Address “CIVIL ENGINEER” | EOE Ours SW. Wi Muuawer, O20 F uw, Siar oftce. soiseae | oben al bo ‘ED—] TLEMAN AND WIFE TWO Wie saat Sewers room, gee Ty ae —— eel “ED_BY A YOUNG LADY, SECOND-STORY Wiretinbea focmand Beart’ ang tome pave leges, between 10th and on ge T po with Rijaress MB +1730 14th st. u. sel. STED-2 UNFURNISHED COMMUNICAT- ANTED-2 ,UNFUMNISHED, SONMUNICAT Address A. L. F., Star office. 4-3t" y —4 ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEP- Witte toa kee ae c TED—! JENTLEMAN AND WIFE HAND- ratnished foorin-s desirable house. with famaly ‘not over 840, Pletmouti: best nefereucen. Adiress J; BM. Metro Politan Ciub, — WANTED—HOUSES. —CITY, SUBURBA! HOUSE — CITY, OB Tina “WASTED. T0 PURCHARE A SBEALL BOUS! SX be northwest section of city. Bor'ioy, star omee Snel Se 5: DIRECT FROM from 63,000 to cmers, if well located. AN AM HAVING DAILY APPLICA- Meter eats sana Gas [ae Seis 77” WERRON & RAMEY, 1907 F ot WANTED—LOTS. Water ties J ae COUNTRY BOARD. Saas ‘lothing cau be “Address or call at G1¥ D st. uy 1-9 “VUsTWS OLD STAND Is THE ONLY PLAGE oJ Sites “nnvt class tecond Band C Scid'at respectable prices. iw COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. J{OK SALE—FARM OF 145 ACRES, IN PRINCE SEES 3 LSS aS from Seabruok st.. B&F. oy: 145 acres, dwelluig, aud improvements, ; three-for cl and in cultivation. Also }2 acres at Wilson st... SE rN BOCRER Saeesenrea aa og etal a Bisdensbane, sd. ‘eel? Smo’ ‘D VILLA SITES AT HYATTSVILLE, 5 $25 auth and 810 per mouth will purchase iof'50 by 800 feet: charting locaton: price, 6200, terrace spring, H, McEWEX, c. ». EVANS, Attorney, oo ae OK SALE—AT MELROSE Pal HYATTS. Fe, errs. bs gore as a ville, ‘SITES AT FOR- Beye eee di tho ro ‘and cok water, Be chive Peguired. FOR RENT—STORES, = © a JOH KENT— aise Sesiratie 2-atory Uriek store and dweting “pl? at. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 020 Fat. nw. POR RENT—1002 stu 8" "ste, ime-roum, Gweliing ave. concret tuaut EC CUTTER, 1423 F st. solyim* 4 J20K KENT_STORE AND DWELLING 1346 OTH stn. w.. fine lange bandsome store 5 will Tent store apd cellar of dwelling separately if 24 N at, sole iw Tnquire at sags eas 7} —1790 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. &. W. rt REN! FOURTEENTH Si. N.W. P Qtores with incge cellar, with hue bake ovdh seme eens Ty ane ee ‘Price €33 = _RENT-STORE AND CELLAR aero oe to}