Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1888, Page 2

2 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: TUESDAY... September 15, CROSBY 5S, NOYES. he Evening Star basa regular. permanent bona Sde daily circulation more thap treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that <1 all the other daily papers here added together. = ‘The “Chinese scare” has done its deadly work ‘The Senate has succumbed to it, not in the hot haste that the House did, but after taking so much time to consider the whole subject as to leave no room for the excuse of tnoughtlessness. One Senator, Mr. Dawes, who was in his seat just Defore the vote was taken, disappeared suddenly and Was recorded as absent, wulle the presiding oMicer, Mr. Ingalls, simply ignored the call of his mame when the clerk was reading the roll. The ‘Vote of these two gentiemen—who obviously aid Rot care to be recorded as opposing the motion to reconsider—if cast in the affirmative, would have Teversed the majority and given a chance to the foes of this Uldigested measure to defeat it, Indeed, the same effect would have been produced At Mr. Stockbridge, who voted on Friday last when ‘there was no quorum, in favor of reconsideration, ‘ad not gone over to the opposition at the last moment. His two days of rest had evidently not improved the judicial tone of his mind, t must be agreeabie for a man of the undoubted intelligence of Representative Scott to look upon the work he has done, now that it ts all over, His ‘Domb, intended to work havoc in the ranks of the ‘opposition, has exploded most inopportunely and Scattered peril through his own camp. Appar- ently without authority from the White House, ‘and quite certainly without consultation with the Secretary of State, be rushed into the House with his Chinese exclusion bill, and pushed it through before his colieagues had fully recovered their Dreath, It wasta smart plece of business, designed Yo tempt some heediess republican into throwing ‘obstacles in his way, so that the repnblican party asa whole could have been arraigned from the ‘Stump ail over the country as the foe of the Ameri- can workingman. Well, the bill passed the House ‘With scarcely a word of inquiry, much less of Gedate. But in the Senate—there, surely, his littie plan would work? Unhappily, it did not. The Senate was almost as badly frightened as the House; and the most noteworthy feature of the ‘Votes there has been that the opposition came, more than two-thirds of it, from Mr. Scott’s own party associates, led by no less a person than his co-laborer in the management of democratic cam- paigns, Mr. Gorman. ‘Now that the question ts settled in Congress, 1t Femains with the President to decide whether he ‘Will go with the crowd or take an independent po- Sition, as he has often done before. Mr. Scott's Driliiant stroke bas not effected anything beyond putting the democrats in the Senate on record on ‘the very side where he wanted to put the republl- cans, and throwing upon the President's shoulders the responsibility of saying whether a certain hoodium element in the population shall be ap- peased at the cost of grossly insulting a weaker Ration with whom we are on a footing of friend- Ship, or the right and decent thing be done at the possible expense of a few votes. There 1s, fortu- nately, reason to believe that Mr. Cleveland will take the bold course of vetoing the bill on the Ground of its inherent impropriety. Such an act ‘Would be honorabie to’himself ana a fitting rebuke to the men who, for the sake of putting somebody “1m a hole” for partisan purposes, were willing to Sacrifice every higher consideration of expediency and right, > -=—___ Experience is teaciing the Toledo, Peoria and ‘Western railway company what, it 1s to be hoped, ther corporations may have the wisiom to learn through observation of this and many kindred €ases—that the ounce of prevention 1s not oaly ‘Worth the pound of cure, but 1s infinitely cheaper toapply. The substitution of a stone or metal bridge at Chatsworth for the fragile wooden tres- Ue which stood there tll the disaster of 1887, ‘Would have cost a few thousand dollars at the Outset, Dut there it would have been to stay, and would have needed only the Same amount of watching as any other Part of the track laid on asolid earth or stone bed. But matters were allowed totake their own course, and, naturally, the road had no power to improve Mself. The result was a combustible condition Drought about by dry rot and hot weather, a fire Started from the burning grass on either side of ‘the track, @ crash of the charred timbers, the ‘Wreck of a train containing 600 excursionists, and Some two hundred persons killed and wounded. All this was Dad enough in itself, for no outpouring of regrets and no money ‘udemaity could make good the damage done. But another phase of the case 1s presented- 4m the annual report of the management of the company, Just issued. Here it is shown that the net income of the year ending June 30 last was $199,084, which, after paying $180,000 of interest due on first-mortgage bonds, would have left a surplus of $19,084. But the disaster, which might have been averted, as has been said, by the expen- Giture of a few thousand dollars for a safe bridge, has cost the company $233,618 in adjusting claims from which It could in no way escape. ————— ae ‘The opening of the Parnell inquiry fatters the hope of @ fairer investigation than was at first ex- pected. So far all the decisions rendered as to matters of detail are fair to the Insh leader. ‘To be sure, they have been only what justice de- manded, but it 18 something to note when an Irish agitator gets justice in an English trinunal nowa- Gays; and there was @ grateful significance in Justice Hannen’s remark, when urged to secure a court-room where most of the space set apart for the public would not be taken up by the newspa- er reporters, tha “the press was the best repre- Sentative of the public.” A trial with open doors, to which the newspapers are not only admitted, Dut welcomed, is not likely to go very far wrong 4a we manner of proceeding. ———— ‘The free water movement started oy Mr. W. H. Clagett, and other prominent citizens, has pro- (ressed to the point of getting a Dill before the House for the abolition of rents for the use of Po Yomac water for domestic purposes ta the District afver June 30, 1880. Congress may not be able to give the question consideration this session but it 4s well to get the proposition in a good place for Action at the next session. a Another admonition of the necessity for putting the electric wires underground 1s afforded by the case of the lineman Smalls, knocked senseless by the wires Sunday night. —————————— Washington extends a hearty welcome to the medical congress and hopes they will enjoy them- selves so well a8 to want to come again. Uretann oF BARGAINS o4 fool Ladies’ Cloth, 6930; sdyertised by uitings st 25< ‘Black French All-Wool Cashmere, now 50c. 425,25 Blaex silk ar 91. the Loom Cotten, oe. Corsets, S5c. De. Warnes ‘ ae Ratt w Hoss, oman See: Monaren Shirt for 97<. ble HE TCHINSOR, 424 ‘toc! ‘ASS FIRE Go for “Mantel “Ornaments and Bow generally Panomrm Sronz BW FALL GooDs. NEW FALL Goopa. at stock of Fall Goods are increas jow is the time to pick the choice of the lot such, Ladies color ‘Cloth, all re ut Be. per Ladies och Latin Clot, all wel batter gusty, Hennettas—47. sSede rb. work wool, a ‘the most desirable serene ine See al Wool a ‘shades, only re atGieee ra 2-inch. extra good ‘qualities, all colors, Ee =, Hach oaly 7s. worth $1. RESTS havi ‘testa, Grill tactics and full information about organ- ising and doting Marching Clubs ‘Diuserated Catalogue free & @ SPALDING & BROG., 108 Madieon st.. Chicago: (941 Bocedwag, Bow York. aTeo-3m Our Department is littered ty things for the coming seanou, and we fad our fives better prepared than ever before to attend the Wants of our patrons Taig bave bade direct importations of & g00@ many 4 LACE CURTAINS AND PORTIERES, sedge, Control every pa = ‘Curtains in our house and the most. icf Aso, cusses eit fae CT AD sa Tee! ince thase lower than. ores ss ‘TOU WILL BE 8 SORPRIED, to see such prices marked on EOS PUR. able ne ee culstiSe it Gis etubaios with in the count: PAE Gal taped tgs Lace Cartan, heavy And, le Or PAIR-—WORTH $1.25, Special Value, 3 yards long, 60 inches wide, white oreerts $1.35 4 PAIR-WORTH 81.75. New Design in aside border, beavy-twisted thread cartaia, 21,05 4 PAIR WORTH $2, edZgjtoned Cartatna, the i.” very rich A PAIR_WORTH 84. A 18 effect Curta: $3.90 4 PALE WONTH 84.50. ‘atbour Ourtai pose: or TA PALE WORTH 87.50. ‘and no ond of patterns at all intermediate proces. ‘A.com age Seweat Peat tt ek jand higher appara ran Portiores, all in ‘and colorings, 50 inches wide, 29), #350, 94. $4.50and 65 a patr; ame Patterna. re ms 05.50 a palt. oh TPE Soe ti ey ib AEA rE OSS — 2 Sowtan ‘Prices show the advantage of direst EACH-WORTH $1.25. 1 juare, a yards scg'35 EACH—WORTH 82. Also alarge sasortineat of ee Bue Covers, naw FELT LAM! KEQUING. Compare prices: 26 F appliqued, Sag 178. i> WORTH Zyamine our immense stock of Hugs, also quality CORT. ORTATN POLES. Satie et eoraet east tts cy work bass We LINE O OF VELOURS. aut we, a nas tock * full line of everything. ‘ind prices, Our place is filled with no ra invite you to examine. of our HATS. DRESS SILK HATS, 85, $6, AND $8. ALL THE LEADING STYLES BATS AT 82, $2.50, $3, $3.50, 84. AND 85, BoYs' HATS, 730. TO 82. UMBRELLAS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, With Gold, Silver and Natural Wood Handles, JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS, Corner flvania ave. and 12th ‘Pennsy! ave, te oss Noramxe Has Mer Wrrn Svcz Popular Favor as our Fall Display in NECK- WEAR, at 50c, 75, and $1. We are showing the best value ever produced. Our $1.50 full-dress SHIRTS, in pique and embroidered bosoms, of best make, equal any $2.50 goods shown In this city. ‘We have just opened the new shapes in SILK HATS and DERBYS, Dunlap & Yoeman blocks. Agents for the Sanitary Woolen Underwear and Homery. AUERBACH & BRO., OUTFITTERS 623 Pa ave. HATTERS. “ “p zack, 'Trovsren Sout ‘They're Here. “CEASE THY COMPLAINTS,” More are Coming. SUPPRESS THY GROANS, ‘Your desires shall be gratified. “LET THY TEARS FORGET TO FLOW." ‘You shall surely “COME TO THE TROUGH,” ‘we will lift you up out of the SLOUGH OF DESPOND snd make s man of you-in Eve litte dimeaity in “WORKING OUT YOUR OWN SALVATION.” “If you haven't a virtue, assume one” Bes man in | Warwhich ware the pert a ‘com peruculee oN ee eg ecasol 10. ad them are lines of strictly erp oe = FALL OVERCOATS, At 85.25, $6.75, 87.50, $7.75. MEN’s SUITS, At $7.50, 98.75, 89.50, 89.75, 910,75. BOYS’ SUITS, ‘Vests and Sor eb 2.8850, 85:37 8600.88, See CHILDREN'S SUITS, Jackets and Short Pants, sizes 4 to 1 3, 83:25, 85.50, 84, 04.1% 628, OE? MEN'S TROUSERS, agen7, 50, 2.71 $ tas SE ASSEN TS, 087.02. 99.28, VICTOR . ar ADLER 10 PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10 oa7 and 929 7t at. Bw. .comer Maseachusetta ave, pen Saturdays tll 11pm yEZ{OFFICE COATS, stripes and checks, on ‘Wednesday. aud Fi wets Ga fea Friday moraines trom 7 ADIES COAT ieee, FAST BLACK aulitary de igereey 5 Bay at 40, at the DOUBLE. Ske TION. 43 11th st, ae. “ ‘Tarr Orr Dar Goova- 20th st. and Pa. av. 2. w. ‘Having just received s FULL LINE OF FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, I am prepared to offer my friends and the public generally greater inducements A fine line of extra grade GUINET SILK st $1.00, €1.25, €1.50, 81.75 and $2.00. ‘A good BLACK SILK at 75c. and $1.00. SURAH SILKS in biack and colors at 85¢., $1.00; extra heavy and wide at $1.25. Superior quality HENRIETTAS, 46 inches wide, at acer. Coat Snares, out. Ad and $2.50 PINK BLANKETS can- we of Gents! and Leia UNDERWEAE aver low tet mre een ROYAL BARGAIN ‘We opened this morning over $5,000 worth ct MEWS UNDERWEAR, which will, to-morrow, be on exhibition, Our Buyer and bis men await you in (Continued below.) W: O Tas Mose 40-tnch All- at:50c. per yard, equal to last season's 68c. quality. New Tints of Greens, Blues, Browns, Grays, modes, in all thirteen New Shades, and of course White and Cream. 54-inch Striped and Plaid Brosdlcoths at €1.35. Alone worthy s visit of inspection. 54-tnch English Broadicoths ip all the New Shades, $1.25, 01.98, $248. Compare with samples from elsewhere. New Shadesin Flannel Suitings, 62 inches wide, 8c ; 54 inch, 900. per yard. EW-We merely quote this morning's arrivals. Have yesterday's and previous day's arrivals; Wnt’ plenss call a THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Aso Axsven Tovar. ‘We opened to-day nearly @3,000 worth of new Dress ‘Trimmings. You'll particularly edmire the Persian Galoons....Thenew Milanese Cord Trimming fs, this ‘season, combined with silk cord, which contrasts in color. We show all the new combinations in color» also the Persian effects. new Gold and Jet and Steel and Jet Beaded Tri ‘and Ornaments are ‘very beautiful: some as high as $20 8 yard....Four cases of Buttons opened this morning. We show ali the newerffects, including, of course, the Persian. As ‘with other goods, so with Trimmings and Buttous— Prices are from 10 to 15 per cent below where they credit. a THE ‘RO! (A, LISNER} _{Continued below.) To Bz Tsovorr Or. A perfect fitting Corset before you are fitted with your new dress. THE “PANSY” VERSUS “FASSO”" CORSET. ‘The “Panay” and the celebrated “Fasso” Corset are alike save in name. The Pulais Royal is sole agent for this celebrated Corset, Each Corset is cut and made separately, and is virtually as good as made to order, Styles to suit all figures. Ladies who have paid ex- orbitant prices for Corsets to order are requested to try om one of these celebrated hand-made French Corsets. The price, $5, is high apparently, but low in reality to those who know the merits of this corset. THE “A LA FASSO" CORSET. ‘Very beautiful hand-made French Corsets, made to Produce the same effect when worn as the ‘“Fasso.” The price, $3, will recommend them to many. “PALAIS ROYAL NO, 1” A hand-made Sateen Corset, finished after the style of the most expensive Corsets and shaped togive the Jong “English"* waist ae given in the “Faseo Corsets,” only 82a piece. Ea Have you seen our noted $1 Corsets? THE PALAIS ROYAL (4 LISNEB) Ox View To Monzow Moswia. ‘We open 12 cases new ribbons this morning, vis.: 20 inch Moire Sash Ribbons, satin edge, 98c, ya. 10 inch Motre Sasb, crown edge, $1.19 yd. 9 inch Moire Sash, crown edge. 75c. yd. 8 inch Moire Sash, satin edge, 8c. yd. 10 inch @.G. sash. satin edge, 98c. ya. ‘Special lot Persian Ribbons, 16c. ya. ‘Extra wide Persian Ribbons, 65c. yd. No, 40 G. G. Ribbon, with satin stripes, 500, Satin Edge Velvet Ribbons, Nos. 5, 7, 9,12, 16,22, Black Velvet Ribbon, with silt edge, 30c. up. }. Ribbons, satin stripes, with faille Francaise ya. i. G. Ribbons, with satin stripes, 60c. yd. the very latest shades, including the new sn comblaation colors, such es Gray and Bice, Our fall importations of Laces on view. Your pres- ence requested. We think we'll make you, if not an (Continued below.) Tue a Laces, Bo called because made for Tea Gowns, and fashionable “Directoire” Suits, the fronts, doubtless kuow, being generally « full fedora of lace, ‘Width, 66 inches. Shades, Black, White, Cream. Material, Finest quality Silk. Devigne, Floral and Geometrical. ‘Priee, O-95:t0 OB yond (Continued below.) pace! Tu. New Dasreny Neve. ‘The feature of our new stock is the beauty and ‘variety ef the new designs, vis: Four styles of Polks Dots. One pattern combines three different size dots. A block figure makes s Pretty design. The floral designs are many and pss ‘The striped effects in great variety. It is to beaseason for drapery neta, and none are better prepared than we. sat te now 8 you Width, 48 inches. Prices, €1, 1.25, $1.40, $1.68, $2, $2.68, 93, (03.50 and 94.96 a yard. am (Continued below.) : oe New Lice Frovxcaxcs Chantilly will be the popularlace. ‘The designs are much improved and come ingreater variety. The qualities ws offer st 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 mumbers as we took the entire product of leading lace house for these num- bers, and obtained a concession in price that euables ‘us to give unusual values, edth, 49 mobos Prices, $1, $1.50, 89, $2.68, €3, 83.50, 94, 04.98, 05.68, 96.68, #7, 08.68. BLACK SPANISH GUIPURE LACE FLOUNCINGS. Crush the lace in your hand. Does it show creases Afterwards? If inferior, yea, Width, 42 inches, Prices, $1.68, €2, $2.50, $3. $3.98, $4.50. Seo our Heavy Silk Brussels Net, 2 yds. wide; all colors; only $1 yd. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Muss Or New Laces No exaggerations, for there’s but 1760 yards toa mile ‘and we bave thousands of yards of ‘New Oriental Laces, ‘New Normandy Val Laces, ‘New Fedore Laces, ‘New Irish Point Laces, New Point de Gene Laces, ‘New Hand-made Laces. ‘The buyer says of AT TRL et, ee STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. TUESD. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1888, ‘Tho Fall season is falrly open. and the Fall Stock is ready. Strangers visiting the city and others are cordially invited to look through the store and inspect the new 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 pleas- ing and substantial “Souvenir” of their visit ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 12th and F ste. n. w. Srrom: Ireus ‘Ladies’ Silk Underwear—As 8 spectal drive we offer 50 dosen Ladies’ Silk Swiss Ribbed Vests, low neck and no slesvea, Colors Pink, Sky- bine, Zora, White, Flesh, Salmon, Cardinal, Pearl, Old Gold, Seal Brown, and Black. Only @1 each. (First floor.) Plush Jackets—We have opened an sdvance invoice of Ladies’ Seal Plush Jackets, in the Jatest Autumn and Winter shapes, which repre- sent the best the prices can buy. 615, $16, (€25, and $27.50. ‘New Flannel Wrappers—Entirely new styles never before shown, Ladies’ Cashmere Wrap- era, in Cardinal, Navy, and Black. $10 and 812-50 each. Flannel Wrappers in a variety of stripes and plaids, 15 and $16. Persian Pattern Wrappers, in Cardinal, Navy, ‘and Brown. Only $15. (Third floor.) Maxs Fae Wacsr Unvxawaan, ‘The large demand during the past week or #0 has cut deeply into the stock, and it is rapidly setting low. To clean out the balance of two Lines, one a Gray-mixed and the other « Blue mixed Merino, we have taken 260. off each gar- ment, making them 50o. instead of 750, We offer an excellent quality Fall-weight Cashmere Shirte and Drawers, Dark aud Light-Gray shades, st @1 per garment, which is an extra food value, (Bntrance 1013 F st) Silk Plush. —Forty-three distinct and choice shades in 18-inch Silk Plush at 680. per yard, the lowest price ever quoted for an equal qual- ity. Particularly for Lambrequins, Hangings, Case Curtains, Fancy Neodle-work, &c, Fin- ished almost equal to the Plush at twice the Price, (izat floor; annex.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th and F sta. n.w. Busszzrs, Coxrorrs, Qomzs, SHEETS, &o. ‘Theassembling of the medical fraternity in thiseity wilt no doubt crestean unusual de mand for Blankets, Comforts, Quilts, Ready- made Sheets, Pillow and Bolster Cases, and which weare now fully prepared to supply. We ‘quote below some of the excellent values we are offering in the special Lines, BLANKETS, Ten-quarter White Biauketa, not all-wool, at 81.00, 81.75, 82, 82.50 to 84. ‘Ten-quarter White Blankets, ALL WOOL, at $3.75 to 85 per pair. ‘Ten-quarter Gray Blankets, not all wool, at $1.75 to $2.50 per pair. Ten-quarter Gray All-wool Bisnkets, at $3.75 per pair. ‘Ten-quarter Scarlet All-wool Blan kets, at 94.25 and 85. Eleven-quarter White Blankets, not all wool, ‘S2and $2.50 to 87.75. Eleven-quarter White All-wool Blankets, $5 to g14. Eleven-quarter Gray Cotton and Wool ‘Blankets, $2 to $7.50. Eleven-quarter Gray All-wool Blankets, 65 10. Eleven-quarter Scarlet All-wool Blankets, 85 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 Doth sides. 86 to $16 per pair. ‘Wool Blankets for Cribs, 82 to $5.50. ‘Woo! Blankets for Cradles, $1.35 to $4.50. SPECIAL.—J0 Pairs 11-4 White Fine Wool Holliston Mills Blankets, with Jacquard orders, Sold last season at $10. We are en- abled to offer them this season at $7.75 per pair, comFoRTa, Rach price below buys « 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- aide. Co mforts, Plain Red one side and Figured Print the other. $1, $1.25, and 81.50 each, Comforts, oil-boiled Turkey Red one side Cretonne theother. $1.75 and $2 each. Comforts, figured Sateen one side, and oil- boiled Turkey Bed the other. $2 and $2.50 each, Comforts, both sides covered with best oil- boiled Turkey Red. $2 each, Comforts, both sides covered with best ‘quality Silesia, $2.26 each, Comforts, one side figured Sateen, the other of Silesia. $2.50 each. Gingle-bed Comforts, both sides covered with best oil-botled Turkey Red, only $3.37 each. Bpecial—-100 Double-Bed Comforts, covered (on one side with choice figured Sateen, the other ‘with best oll-boiled Turkey Red, filled with best White-Corded Cotton, fancy quilted, and guaranteed not torun into the comers, Only $2 We considered ita good value last season at 82.50. Exoellent 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 750. er pound. ‘All sizes and qualties in Feather Pillows, cov- ered with best feather-proof ticking, oo prices than generally prevail. Quilts. Extralarge size Mitcheline Quilts, ‘white, and seven fast colors, entirely new pat- terme, Only $2.75 each. READY-MADE BEDWEAR. The steady growth of our tradein Resdy- made Bheeta, Bolsters and Pillow-cases has at 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, 235 yards long, 750. each, 10-4 Bleached Sheets, 23 yards long (extra fine), 850. each. 10-4 Bleached Sheets, 235 yards long (extra heavy), 850, each. 10-4 Bleached Sheets, 234 yards long (best ‘Mmade), 90c. each. ‘9-4 Bleached Sheete, 236 yards long, only 65c. each, 9-4 Bleached Sheets, 236 yards long, only 75¢. each. 6-4 Bleached Sheets, 25 yards long, for cot ‘beds, 50c. each. ‘7-4 Bleached Sheets, 23 yards long. for Deda, 650. each, ‘BLEACHED READY-MADE PILLOW CASES. 5-4 Bleached Pillow Cases, 1 yard long; 200. each. 5-4 Bleached Pillow Cases, 1 yard long (extra heavy), 250. each. 6-4 Bleached Pillow Cases, 1 yard long, 250. 6-4 Bleached Pillow Cases, 1 yard long (extra BS. ieee ay ie Bis Feunw. 018-0 ‘810 TO e40; MAIDS, ae Sanes Fis | NY TARFED= wi "E WOMAN TO OOOK, WASH, ‘ADDLy with relerencee 00 1035 Net WED ERAN GIRL TO DO GENERAL for family of two, AB 18-68 By cree botwens on ian ema 2 Wark fF WHITE YOUNG MAN TO Seng se oct Sooty BOTS GAT 0 co soles VES GIRL ye Work; must stay at night and bring 3H ence.” Apply in Store, 1100 fet nw. sO WAXTEDSAT 03 ONCE—A FIRST-CLASS ine Istrobe and furnace work with some references, erditie eats aa . WANTED—A REFINED. EXPERIEROED ‘SUAS Wi nie Torjworchildres and make hereelt ful; references reqi Heh pasty: party. Address T. V., Star GENERAL ord ed NTLEED OR wore ae — SALE-STOCK. GOOD WILL AXD Prxre Bete aries Beer ee Waskcur Gere mapepiet tal upewmien Shae Et a Warp ia nial sovuitiacy “Konls andieet a Cy, Wana A GENTLEMAN § Pryor 2a Roreh Capital st, Se FOE WAS 1ED_AT BEADUUARTERS — * POSIT furees, Seama torn Oooks Conchusen, BAM a. OUC Rw, sel8-ot of | WASTED G9, T0 DICK'S AGENCY FOR ay Butlers Coschmen, Waitera: tod : ht a Ihave city reference, 613 7th ti nw. WASTED—BY A LabY with “ston ExrE- Fence an enrarement ee lady housekeeper, com Panton of chaperone tp Zune, ladies: highest feier— ce 1285, Boston, _____ welt WHSESAPEIEE TE rows 4 vate family: city ‘Address BBP. Star os office. a Brat ofee eH W3STEDTA POSITION AS HOUSERFEPER BY widow lady with little girl; a ood home an ob fet best "reference, “address WOOD, ity ANTED — THi Wie ah nd ol cpartnent, DON BAZAR, 7 sean Sa te W2xtep ay A RESPECTFUL COLORED GIRL a place as chambermaid or cook in « emnall fain/\y 210 Must. nw. ae ‘ANTED IMMEDIATELY, x SETTLED | warre ITE Wea woman for housowor washing or ironing. iuguire Siz Sthet news itt” V eatin BY TWO RESPECTABLE WHITE uations for general housework. Add Star office, W Sktebaimepiarecy— IN THE NORTH West, one large or two small furnished rooms; Price must be reasonable. L. B., Star Office. ANTED—} ED EXRERIENCED SALES LADY; ALSO, ALSO, Wh Apprentice. Mis. SLATER’S, 031 F st. se18- just come well recommended; salary fo Ryppwing #19 weekly, Call Oa m, aT of PHuLLies, Wittens BOY FOR CASH COUNTER; ‘ONE eoae write fluently; references required. HOTEL, 15th st Wixno-tor BETWEEN FOURTEEN AND FH. : QUART & C Goes Ds Detow. aw IN- WAS2EDA FIRST-CLASS TAILORESS. BS quire at 510 Gat. n.w. ANTED—TWO GENTLEMEN 10 CANVASS IN Waicaity ot Wantiaptar oe ag patented artis of great ability” com liberals must have ex Pirionge aud bring references. Call at OO Fat. Bw. mi %, Up stairs, between 4 and 5 p.m. ae 925 F, ees IN MY, ep heagn pone ORDER DE- partment anxi joa two weeks ‘week after. F. SHES Pe eeasree woe WARDS, TIRSTOLASS CATERER AD- 8.8. F., Star office 3017-30" Wanzeprraces BY TWO RESP! ss cook con farmlahfetcrencen Apply at WEEE EXPERIENCED TEACHER X Poni werness, to leave the city. Address Misd 1. Star office: sel at WASTEDIEY A RESPECTABLE GIRL. A VLAC oF Burs i & Private faiail the other at 1919 K st Apply 1113 1th et, nw. eelreet W. ANTED—BY A Saat AND RELIABLE ook, (red aap, postion, a8 DEFteE, janitor, oF 3 watchman. 485, ‘York ave. Wintianton sare FOR COOKS, Ci ids, waiters, nurses, housetecpern, housemen. Wola restourantes Ser 'M. BUMNMAM, 830-080 F RENT_—SIX ROOMS; See |W. Fr sual children renonatiotoriht pars. Gil Pst ae RENT—ONE LARGE FURXI1 ‘on epcous flow emen, bear _ #018 -t* oR REN, NFU! RENT—TO ADULTS ONL\—THREE 8EG- py Mat Sues Delance ‘oy. wate Tioet went 114 Ee | ga sate ove. rth saurgnenes: caitee | ReneS § JOR KENT—CAPITOL | BILL — NICELY rox Fae = ‘BostN) Eihihis ease athe aes | Saas Ros a = JOR RENT — LARGE, a: FURNISHED | Fat Hace, kee bee al mien ab = Soe | men! te. sastat pe nw. welssiee permauent partis. 72 'Y DESIRA! UNFURNISHED Lies paorrme We tres 2 ia ea or y yeti 13th ot 2B ie FOEREST wahoo Moca ast ee Sepowre; bay window: rate best convenient to Fst iM RENT—17i7 @ ST. FURNISHED ROOMS, Resume firet and ore: fine ap | pontine. te; south front: pew ; furnace and ate fire: convenient to Treasury, Siate, War Qovy Deparime sta 017-08 EY RENT—DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS. 3009 tb st m.w., near Ure lines street cars. | ARGE KITOHEN AND DINING” itable for osterine: with rome ‘Apily to WESOULT & WILCOX. 1807 rooms, farnubed OF wnfuralcueds good tent red: private family. 03 G st uw. T—HALL ROOM IN A VERY a Private family tor « gentleman with good with board, if desired, ences: 80 ‘et the waual rates 15-30" JOR RENT — 513 H ST. NW. UNFURNISHED ‘Rooms for housekeeping: house 3 years old: bay indows: scutkerm exposure. large closeta. 2 rooms ‘3 rooms $20. st nw. 3015-81" ANTED_A LADY OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES Position as teacher: drawing, painting, ian tiny roach and music Teferences. best fimore County, Md. 8 ANTED—AN ACCOUNTANT OF LARGE EX- perience desires to devote his evevings to the mya or ting of ‘books of of account, where accu work are essential; refe PaDOD ORK,” Star office. chara KaSeis Sa BTOR Sete ED POSTTIO€, BY MAN at “wire of middle age charge of a housebol man bas six ‘youre noe — ip pursing ness. Address FEKI, WARTED—* com COMPETENT MAN TO AOT As Pre oe Rag 4 = J. HL, Star office. 8017-3t TED—A PouTION BY A TEACHER Qual ‘teach and French, of ax co} woderate; ‘Address SPRIN WAXTEDI YOUNG MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS office 1Oek and Jewelry repairing. Address D. W. Star Waieee EXPERIENCED GROCERY CLERK yiands Woy to learn iness; state where last JE biar otic. 217-3 Wastin-coors ZAUNDKESSES, WAITERS, Maids, Housemen, Nurses, Drivers, Kitchen anid Farin Hatida, ee. (Swedish and ‘Germas ‘ANTED—A DRUGGIST OF EIGHT YEARS experience deires asituation ib sone Mliabie ttfetly tomperste reletesces the Seat Ate re vine {GL He, Capon Bpringis WV W/4STED EMPLOYMENT Fod FOR COOKS, CHAM- Lousekeepers, nurses, waitresses, sramstreseos, s Louse gia, setssore” soactmen’ bat tery drivers, waiters, SAHRA EMPL MEN AND. ROUM-RENTING BUREAU, first floor, 1008 F st. n.w. ‘Ad- Women, wanted). BUKNHAAMs, 630-632 ¥ at 2. w. W NTED-SOBER, RELIABLE MEN, GOOD pellers and plain writers tocanvass fot Boyd's District of Go.wul ‘Address in own hand- Writing BOYD'S DIMROTOY, Star office, 015-4t ANTED—A GOOD PAPERHANGER TO PAPER * house, 10 rooms; material furnished. Address ©. B., Star office. Ww ANTED-TWO BUSHELMEN AT KEEN’ st. ANTEDEA GOK, F040 TO BRIGHT WOOD. Star of Wastens SoROG < CLERK: HAVING AT 1 Asi two year’ exDerience and good Fecomiuendati Apply at 500 Oth at. nw. eelo-3i" WANTED AT NEW YORK EMPLOYMENT BU- fat, 204 6 st... white housekeepers, govern id, Chambermaids, Siaieua remade: seld-or WASIED-—4 S1HONG, WILLING. aT on German or ‘Sw eral house” York in small family. “Abdress with ‘refereboes. J. Bi 'star office w13-6t WASTED-COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS, HOUSE. Keepers. ‘wait rs. mumes. seainstresses, house caterers, coschinen butlers, drivers. (ports ONAL EMPLOYMENT AND BUOM-RERTING UREAU, Hooms 1 and 2, first floor. 1008 F st, n.w. ANTED—A LIVE MAN. LIVING OUTSIDE leading cities, to represent in his locality # large house. Monthly silary $70 to $100 at start. Refer ences exacted. ‘Supt. Mfg. House, Lock Box 1585, ‘euz7-mStudw Was conducted by ladies, men and wome: and colored, for ail kinds of domestic labor for ‘And states, with references, 717 Mt. 805. WANTED. ANTED — DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT BU- white ANTED—BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE SEC- ond sto front room with ‘ANTED—A GENTLEMAN, HIS Wi WARE S GENT-RIAN HIS the winter; private feunily preferred. tictlars, LEX, Star office. to be Used. aa eitting room: cenizal location. fice. L.Q, Star of ate Witiites fo GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND ONE al a. between Oth and 14th, Hand Mt it board, Address, wi ise ANTED- BY FOUR pe MEN TWO COM- furnished; with or without and L. and Aa and ae ‘erm “hadreas Beckers wide — UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON fecond door; must be in northwest section, and gonvenient to hotels or boarding-house. Address F. 0. Box 428, City. se18-3t \y ANTED—FOR poli tee hig WIFE, TWO given; Bagennion bu by October’ 1 communicating room: with of with- outers ‘Adres, stating’ terms, "2. By" Btar office. se] Ree come, orth rests by three adults: refer ortawee ences "Adunae A Mr Blar Office, sisting terine ted location of rooms. ee18-2t° wW AN’ er A TOURS ‘GENTLEMAN, NICELY- furnished room, wit ee ferred, in vicinity ticut ave., bet juare and Dupont ‘home permabest; terms, &e. "Box Si Waromtoe aw NTED_WE “ARE PRabie To svi ‘TO SUPELYT TEs Gemand for rome Pl BP. Horenins £0. fore the season fairly opens. KB WWANTED—WE RECEIVE MANY APPLIC ons Puresns haviog” them for rent qhowid calla leans thelr street andnumber, ROOM RENTING AGENOY, 612 Oth st. n.w. 2017-30" V ANTED-T0 RENT BY AN EXPERIENCED ug, And convenient, dining room raie i and Kitchen. “1 ML. F., 1643 M st. ANTEDITWO HOOMS, FOKNISHED OR UN- furnished, wentleman, wife, and dsuxhter, in irra (po, other roomers or ayo Savi DwSred Pa) vlipiy 87949 8c S73 to Sic Peat a weid-ae" ‘ED_BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE TWO tural on second floor with use of bath yom, without, board, near Ra erences cx me liress at Once NAVY DuEES bar BY, A YOUNG LADY, SECOND-STORT ‘W7Usturnishea Room and Board’ ana home pave een 10th and 15th M and Pee nw with HS Radress Me BG. 1790 14th si. Bw wel5-3t" FD BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE HAND. We vse ed ter family: terms spogerge 840 pleasant, r ——_ per month B.M., Metro- Politan club. awa WANTED-HOUSES. ANTED—TO MENT A SMALL, HOUSE WITH Segoe romrt tena [IMMEDIATELY — A FURNISHED Were? Fane nace eae ow We q Tamuily, feut not to exoced 860. Ses ls 1 bear othe. ANTED—A CONVERIENT, SMALL, HOUSE ‘saa Sune ee Rivas ue MODEEN 01 cae rT A MODERN ELEVEN OB northwesters location; #70: Box ial, Star of@en. 8e18-6%" Rie ies are ‘ANTED:— HOUSE ory, SUBD oR pu feds "House with side, lot a — WANTED. MISCELLANEOUS BUY A} PAIB OF OF GOOD MULES mecheey, Address, stating pric, MULES, star Waters RENT—A STABLE, WITH 4 source ae at SR Bx. Call or address JAMES F. a W4STED—70, BUY 2 SMALL “MILE = abirel, the northwest section: must be n, Address, with price, C. H. V., Star oft « ty W4sten- aud . BARBOUK, 14th an snd WASHING TO DOAT HOME. ‘APPLY IMMEDIATELY. Address 2211 7th st. n.w. ie ne aay Pasta Bona maker and bottom price, which must becheap, — Address se18-2t" kT OF mov locality. WASIED-t0 BUY 4 SECOND HAND Harness cheap. Address J. ANTED — PARLOR as stored. , Mattresses made ove Reterences f Stresidonces. a0 RELSUN. Beth ott sel7-w W 4Nte QUIET, HOME IN @MALL PRIVATE stendy and fomperste bebtias ‘Bepisanees' meant sud temperate ha ent mut sereeable, ris Telerences, ‘Address, Box 43, star | sble office ae 'ANTED — HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL W ice P, © MERRY, ecl4-im 716 Kev, 1227328 st ‘ANTED — PURCHASER, AT ONE-THIRD OF original cost, for a steam boiler in excellent con- dition, with steamed oyster boxes and pipe complete, Boler lange enough 1oF heating good-sized house. ‘1GSON, Wholesale Wines ad Tiauors "13 360 0 Be. ave. Iw. W 24 STED—50 HEAD OF YOUNG SOUND HORSES carriawe, light driving, and saddle work. Bust, be of cd | eoodutpiegwal sing, aad from bad habite and ‘Stock raisers and owners Bt a fi: or Stables ive full Wireimens: IN NERVOUS, MEN- tal on Disease, Ovarian and Uterine trou- isis, Sciatica, Cho! a, Sscraree, ete Hits vagh clo Perea yartis cree Y iyfrde V ANTED_CLOTHING EXCHANGE, 201 439 ST, ries for Indi Was Hignest cash prices, paid fe! = STUDENTS IN PHONOGRAPHY, wel DOOMMUNICAT- yitol Mill: en suite furnace heat aud gas: on line of heraice aud | yences, Address PLEASANT, Gtarvmios. | rooms; corner house on zany and ea oe ptt toamts ne. sin every ‘parsicua: very “demal Ref-rences required. ‘Bor 188, Siar ofice” vel 3t Fe SECOND STORY FRONT BOOM, furnished; south front: bay window, closet: near ture lines of cars; also, hall room, if FE RENT—KOOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFUR- Bished, at 922 19h stn. 15-30 JOR RENT—022 NST_N.W, ROOMS F FURNISHED or unfurnished: convenient to three lines of ca ferences exchansed. eclo-it* F? K RENT—1711 DE SALES ST. N. W., A HAND- some quite of rooms, second dor. Uituruisied, (OF would furnish thea if desired. Fez RENT—WITH BOAKD—LARGE, EaPLEASANT | Becoud-scory front Kooi furuiabed or ut nished) and Mall Kom. Savall bail room, with bosrd, S22 per month, “Home comforts. Bath aud attend auce. 1102 Oth st. n.w. welo-at Fe, 7 IOWA CIRC E—-TWO HAND- Syne sultee bed-Toom and parlor op rst fot and two bed-rooms and parior on secund flour; first-class in every partly selo-at R RENT—UNFURNISHED— DOUBLE PARLOR, | ist four: private entrance, Itrobe, bath, sud gan: hear Engraving aud Printing, s.w. 10, to man and wite, or two adults; no children. a MZ, ‘tar office, eel5-3t* Fee RENT—FOUR NICE LARGE ROOMS ON 1ST 22d floors: unfuruished or partially furuished Convenient to three lines of cars, 1515 Lzthet. sel4. F? 1K RENT—1330 12TH ST. N. W.. LARGE front chainber, with bay-wi dows, very pleasant and well furnished; cheap to permanent party, in pr reference required. vate family without ‘clulurea, sew 1k RENT—TWO is, suitable for office or bed-roon itehen if desired. 1303 F at. rooms third floor, furnished st. LW. {OR RENT — EURNISHED CHERRFUL room, with good board, ces 12th at. a. w. ae RL RT_VERY DESIKALLE FRONT OOM, second floor, 1017 14th NE FIRST FLOOR, ether third floor, wart ‘bath and x, Sica eult ci a bird eh voter or two persons or gentieman and wife reasonu- sellin Fee RENT—1204 K 8T., LARGE AND axp HAND: TooIA, ef suite or single, on accor or third oor, with private fasaily. eold-Lm R RENT—BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SINGLE OR en suite, in private family ; furuisbed ; large double corner house: south and east trout, “st Foot; references required. ‘tor ee Fe RENT—4 COMMUNICATING ROOMS, THIRD fof house 635 D st. nw. for light jug, 8200" Inquire in the sore below of Fe Pescara: 321-3 ___ FOR RENT—FLATS. JOR RENT—WEST END FLATS, 2620 K ST., near new Signal five Hooms bath end renee, and cold water, closets, &. ‘ence required. FOR _RENT—STORES. OR RENT— A lao ‘Book-keeping, Bi or Artistic Writing. Full card R RENT—1602 14TH ST, LAGE NEW Steud. Pupils dancing parties Th renin Foie ali above, couerete cellar, sel-1m. large brick etal peut low to euitauie | euaatE c Curren 1433 Atuieky chimueye tgknvy toat T gusantes tg | JOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING 116 OTH gure Gem of no pay required: Rages, Furnscee and | A’ etn. w.: fine large handsome siore 20x4) will ithet nw. Ubat cacy. We Dae iim | Inqurestuea Net aw ED—FOR CASH—FURNITURE, FEATHER R RENT—-1730 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. &. W. Sete Ga ae ese ee | FORRES 3718 H BAUM, 219 7th st aw. cor. 6th and K sta. a. apll-8m ANTED—IT KNOWN .THAT C. S BUNDY, OF W433 ioaitans te City Hall. is FOR RENT—1909 SEVENTH 8T. ew store: with fue celia, and ‘ath ou second floor, for dwelling =} ‘Price $33 1739 AND 1741 van mem ie a 4 zB uh FORR aa SEVENTH 8T. X. Fe 2 RENT—STORE AND ean axp aND xD ox ‘oom, cor. es facet as $0 per mouth, store for rent pny WC Jou NSOR 7 om | Bat Fetnw: eid Moace monthiy. lots cua ses bet Dh art Bend. cy PIKE: aay enki Free ith 8 3, on Bist, between ‘M._ Price. "21st and N.H.. bet. 21st ye, Rasy teria. Rk RENT—FINE se for any business; Cheapest rent in town, ouly bear Pa. ave. BW. 85 | Flon RENT-FULNISHED HALL. 023 F pease, =e | Rebs aa FOR DB RENT MISCELLAN EOUS oe “ABLE “Carriage 5 Yor parconiare ‘saree Bo eet Fos SALE MILL Seth fee iowa oat oe 2 ta aera any Sareea RETRY oP LS Se ee DOMESTIC FIRE KNGINE AND PUMP COMPANT office aud salesroom, SUS 12th ot. a w.,—will dispose ‘of 1,000 shares of ite capital stock, in low to eult pur chasers, at €3 per share. Par value, @20 per share. Stock full paid and non-aasewabie. Sub-criptions reonived at the Company's offen, the follow ing directors » ad Du GEORGE B, WELCH. 2194i0t ae. DANIEL RAMEY. 1807 Feta. w. W. H. LEPLEY, 725 15th at. 0. w. CHARLES A. MCEUEN, 1420 Fst ae, J.D. FREE, Jn, 1343 Fst. uw. F. Mcc. CRISWELI, 1101 Feta w, PHILIP T. HALL. 908 Fat aw, W. 0. DOUGLASS, 522 9th st nw, We bey to call attention to the following bowe test- ‘mouials as to the value of our machines BYATTEVILLA Mp. Sept. 11, 1808 The Domestic Fire Engine and Premp 0: GrxTLxxxx: We have tn our village one of your “Little Giaut Barre! Engines,” and I say anbewient- tmgly that it is the vegy best thing I have ever sewn in the way of a fire extinwuisher for viliaes, towns. an private residences It is cheap, easily worked, aud al- ways in onder. Every village, however sual, and every farmersbould Lave one, Very truly yours, Lovr D. Wien, Orrick Gooprean kvssEn Co Wasmixarox, Sept. 11, 18s GexTLemEN: The “Little Giant” Fire Eogine re cently purchased through us by the commities on groundsat Washington Grove, Md., meets every re- quirement, and when used im connection with pour chemical mixture does better Work than auy Sire ap- paratua I have ever seen. very village in the jand ‘cught to have and could well afford to buy one of your machines, Very respectfully, Goovrean RUBBER Comraxr, MELVILLE Lixpesy, Manewer Mourr Puessawt, D.C. Bept 11, 1808. GrwrurMEx: We have two of your “Little Giant Vulace Fire Engines at Mount Pleasant. We have | tested their strength and find that we can throw good stream upon the topof any building in our village. Weare much pleased with the trial testa and 1 take | great Jessure in commending thet for use in villages Aud at private places. ‘They are easily managnd. Very respectfully, Lyman 8. Samer. Takoma Pama, D.C., Sept. 11, 1588 Gextirmex: You have very appropriately named the Monell Barre! Fire Engine the “Little Giant,” for such itcertaimly is, The powerful action of thiy ma- | cline made mea purchaser @s soon as 1 saw oue ope- Fated. Iconsider it the best machine for the puspose that bas ever come to my notice, and 1 most hegetily indorse all your company claims for it. Very respectfully, SF. Guaser Tuvestors will find upon investigation that no eom- Peuy ever oneapiged 1u thie city bas made more wapid Progress {hau duis one during the fret ten montie of FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS RAKE OPPORTUNITY Is OFFERED TO Fon. A cite followin supertor Meroea' Carriages amd Harness greatly below their value, as the owner hae mo. further use for them, being about to change bis resi dence to @ distant city. The stock cousiete @f the handsome well-bred trotting and family horee “"Diok Almont.” Hels 8 years old. 15% hands, sound snd safe for any inexpertenerd driver, can toot better than 2:40 and road 12 milesauhour. He is in every re spect « perfect gentleman's roadster Also, « guntle, ‘sound and useful horse that has been used in cumpe, fen excellent business horse. will stand without tying and fearless of everything. The carriages ¢om- Prise au elogaut standing-iop fanuly carriage mae im the latest style, = handsome shifting-top bugey. Daytou waron, @six-epring business wagon, an¢ two sete fine Land-made harnews, one set singic-coupe busr- pete aid ous wot light double harness, busnkets, Telbes, All will Le sold separate. Any one iu scare of es -eee s gule offer will be considered ‘At private etabin ‘Art Gal: sess" 20 Shares Columbia Fire Insurance Co. Stock 40 Shares Great Falls ice Co, stock Inquire as ©. 7 Tiiompson, Butidiee Foe, SALE WHOLE oF stoct ra IN TRADE at Ponies atin « eg vote, bernens, Vlaketa ‘consisting t/ unis, tra) . to close DustLess, om ae a! sickness; store for rent, fixtures for sala, cs oR EXCHANGE-7HE LaKybeT stock of Carruuces, Wayuns, aod Harness of sil Silos, both new aud second-hand." Quite « varity ut Close Ci reat bencaine in, Lap, Hotes aud Horse tof terms. Cail vinced. W. F. GEYER, 400 Pa. av. Fe SALE—MILK KOUTE, ONE OF THE Best Py a te he eae apply KL. SIMPBON, 1901 Sy st. ow. ‘scl D Be” i SALE JUST ARRIVED, AC A CAR LOAD OF Fitceeet ‘ingtpie ‘among them oe Ten ot hoLey, AD rear 5 N ESTEY PARLOR ‘Dearly ew, price © Fz SALE—A FINE BAY HORSE, SOUND aon broke to either harness or saddle. quire tes, Ploced at vetvate oale nell Tu if not sold, will be offered at en above Fee SALE WALNCT Wf SIDED two Walnut Extension ‘Tables; 16 end 6 feet wl7- JOR SALE-ENCYCLOPEDIA BLITANICA, Dish edition, 16 vols, at balf price, ¥. 25 10th st_ nw. Fon SALE THE NOW FAMUUS AND Magn E Priliagttoue quale sod entene ‘@urability