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THE EVENING STAB.
WASHINGTON:
tVOIDtt JMHrr !?, 19M.
IV a. MfER Mil
'k? bnin Mu ku ? r?(?'u
>??? We dalle rfrriltiln aMtt IkM lr*U(
ibai ml hi etber 4allr ptnr nklMud la
HiiUiiim. m4 awh rwwr iku Ik*I
?? all Ik* asher daily r?M? hara aMH
It win t*r Iffflrt Id the least from the value
of tbe interesting article in Saturday's Star da
.Hii'jtf of m Taylor's visit to the White House
to raise a i|>?^tton J* to the htwortr.M correctness
of hit assumption of the t.tle of f he "father of the
<r*etib?cH " That honor ha? tor many years been
accorded t?y < i?t-rn nnance*rs to tUe Bon.
Klbrtds* Merry spandlnc. of Bufr.tlo. who was a
representative in <N>n?r?? at two different pe
1M1 to his publie career, and a mem her of the
coasml.tas 00 ?\j < and means 'luring the early
run nt 1 he war. A* he was both a lawyer an4 a
hanker he was msde chairman o? tlia subcommit
tee who were entrusted with the duty of devising
.?scheme nr supplying tiw 'iovernia-Lt with a
circulating roedl'ici in which to meet Its current
expanses. To the deliberations of this subcommit
tee are to be credited the evolution of the legal
tender act and the national currency baa* act.
practically :n the ?hape in which they passadCun
nrnaa. and it ?n Mr. Spaulding who actually
? i. afted thane measar-.-a He *m also the author
of most of tine mils for raising loans which origin
ated with tbe ways and ;n<-aas committee during
rumntwiDM times. As aa evidence of the con
e.iVnce whh h President Lincoln fettn'iiru It is
r ell snosra ?hat Vr. spanidlng worjid hare hecn
? ffered tlw Secretaryship of the Treasury when
\!r. t a,i* was apr>olnt<-d chief justice had not the
Cabinet already contained a N?w Yorker in Its
chief seat In 'he person of Mr. seward.
Ftuweier. it is not for us to rob CoL Taylor of
whatever credit may be really due him In the
premise*. it is possible that his arguments may
have bad m'irh to do with confirming Mr. Lincoln a
jnrpoee to sign the legal-tender MIL And, in any
-rant, the origin of a popular forced loan levied by
the General Government dates back as f.ir as the
continental C'cngrc?,whlch resorted to tkls means
11 raise funds tyr paying t he soldiers o: t he Revi 1
lution. But. The continental currency was ruthless
ly repudiated, and entailed heavy losses upon
many citizens ill able to bear them. I-et us, there
fbre, if wa must accord special honor to anyone in
connection with oar paper promises to pay, choose
rather the statesman wuoee wise guidance of the
nation's anam enabled iu to keep our premises to
the letter, theii those whanwrely provided tis with
a convenient ireaus of making them.
It 1- significant that at the meeting of Reading
employes yesterday only halt aa many persons
were present a.? at the meet intra fortnight ago.
and those delegates who did eonw together repre
sented only the raUroad element, and not the
miner-. It Is to be hoped that the two classes
will continue separate and distinct from each
other. Th^y have nothing in common. The fight
of the miners is f?>r better p.?v, and. If their state,
ment of their cim la correct, they hare a good
cause of complaint against the company. The
strike of the railroaders, hew-ever, according to
the most trustworthy accounts that can be gath
er?d. la for the purpose of maintaining their right
to ignore the comma ads of their employers In
order to carry out a boycott. In Its struggle
against the boycott system the company will have
tb? sympathy of all good citizens. Injury Is
therefore liable to come to the miners, without
their nei-essarliy deserving It. by their too close
connection with th* railroad men la the present
controvertv; and It Is evident that they realize
this am) ha\e resolved to carry on their strike la*
dependents, id -?;>lte of the earnest efforts of the
railroad men to induce them to pool their Issues.
Ftperlenced Mfcsi 11 >11 proph-sy that there win be
.in end to the troubles, and that the Reading col
lieries will be running again on lull time within a
?(at. Let tis hope that tills Is the explanation of
tUe respectful forbearance and outward good
uature with which tb- miners have thus far
treateil the comp. ny and the compiny the miners,
r.otwiihstandlag their rather strained business
relations. ^ ^
it is cheer.n^ to see that the House port-office
committee i-? taking -steps to r?rtse the stupid and
luiiversaliy obnoaaou-s postal law, forbidding any
print lag exo-pt the bare name and address of tbe
???nder. on the outside of a package of merchan
dise passing taronirh the malls. The Idea Is ah.
vird that the uovprnm- bt la defrauded of any
right when "John >uuiu x Co, KsTG X street,
H aaLiogt -a. D. CV add to tbe imprint on their
merchandise wrappers, tor purposes of further
vtni'tTlcation by their. customers, the phrase
? Healer* in hardware and cutlery; or when. In
ortrr to avoid confusion witu some other John
>mlth * ca. the? appeal to the title of their Arm,
in parenthesis. "I ate smith * RoMnson." Xoof
fl lal ruleenforo-i in recont ye..rshas excited so
wide*pr>-3 I wrath, witkihe possible exception of
?ludge Keys order forbidding postmasters to try
to llnd a letter'* (V-stiuation wi ten Its supi'rscrliw
tioo was not explicit. It ..nts into the heart ot
every ?.-ommunity s business, as the accidental
failure of a ci?-rk to draw hi p?-n through one of
the superfluous piira.s-.-s in ib?- Imprint on an
envelope or wrapper is liable to consign his em- '
player's goo<ls to the dead letter ofltar or cause ]
t hem to be thrown out as nn.-naUable. If the |
people were made for the convenient of th ; Post
OtS>:e Department, instead of the Post-Office De
partment for the convenience of the people, such '
a ragiuafton as this would hav- s,,m" *>:M groun I '
to stand on. As It is, nowev?r, it do-erves otily to I
fce ?.wept off tbe statute booCs a> imcJcly as con- i
grass cat do K.
There Is talk of a suit to i? brought at the in
stance of the Kntghtsof Ij*b.?r agaiast the Read
ing oompuoy. u> compel it to obserrc more scru
pulously the prov.sioas of Its charter. Ttie coui
pa&y Is to ha cliar/e.5 v. uu iu~-< ring the present
strike for the purp-"Mfcf raising thepri"?of coal,
and with employing ln -fli l^it hands to run Its
truns, instead of the bc-t *. S-> r:n be got. as re
quired by law.
Both of thrse charges wiu bo har<l to prove;
but that oas nothing it do wttii th" right of the
Knights to utter them, inie-*!, whoever des
make sn houe-.t end^a-. ir to eufnrre among cor
porations a proper regard a>r their lawful otaig-v
tlons is a public b? nei.sctor. ir the Keights suc
ceed m doing It ttmxigh the i-onrta. Instead ut
re?>rtlag to lesa peaceril and regular methods,
t tsp-y ?nll eataWtah a valuable precedent. Thai is
just uw surt of ttiag the court s were mode for.
Tht exp??:re HsttnMsr ?f the discreditable
?\pher letters in th? Thobe-' irtisle contest, in
which Srpber cndert-vni to tr.ng his Louisiana
carpet-bag "political abd diplomatic manage
ment" to bs*r >n Ntbalf of his client, served to end
the ease for the pro*?"it ion under a cloud of dlv
grace.
yf, 31. Shctfr & Sons
Wdi e8?r on Moa<ta> U>? fjlowlnc t harn-ss .a
Ercnir.4 0?'1Z".S and riQsinns.
Cb?rk?l Tiaaal Gaaza*. Ndacel fr-m (1.75 to |l.
Faary lihialooa. redoradfrum S'J to (1.00.
fkinl niiinluas, reduced from 44 tu All.
CryaUl PendaaU ua UraoaJlue. redtKed fr-jm V- ^0
Su 7 Jr. par jrard.
Cahroidarad kla MulK tta ln??: roods imr< rt?l.
red toed froa Kip? j arvl to SIS.
Mlk kif>19M at w rth |1.
Rvaatac MlSs, Vwua and cashmere*.
fliwat Mutr- Silks radored.
Tfcto is oa? tlon-4 Sale acd if rest ha?galns sr? being
?ffetad
AH Hon err in rvcnlcr eclcn
W. *- 3HTSTER a SONS,
111# Pennsylvania avmoe.
OnslMea. ? j,,4
PnLADCLPHi* Store.
Will comraaara 00 Satnr Uy, Jsanary Uik acd
outiaaa I* tw ? weota a *r?iel cisa no* ?ale
Will oger
& !?? ? Jerary btripsd Tiannel at 37 Sr . price was
50c.
d piece* beet Tricot ClotU at HTy.; price eraa .W
j pi?'?*?* lieery foul Dree* Uvcxls at -i~ V-. pn.-e
? aa tM- .
Wat loan Shawl*, extra value, leae than coat.
((j>a??tirey Cljsklua ClotU at #1 .HI. prtua waa
*7jleces Harj Blue and Oarnet at f!. price wax
*"l" ji-e^e RlM-k ai r? 2.*?: ?< ?3 S3
ituluf r D. IJr-artc leal <raa!lir (iMnt 17 pair),
jddaise*. at ai^U. worta to day |t*0 |*r pair.
1 tot i*K ut 12 pair llic-u.pexa'a ulc.a kltts-ar
fitter T. at ?1; pnea was fi
1 .*1 lot of Corsrta si jOc.. worth ?! and |1"5 par
pair.
1 atl?' Miaaee'. and Children'* Wool Larrlna at coH.
Mau'a far r p MUiin si coat
llal i f Ctulilreo's t aehioaiv buae, all alaea, at 2.?c
ra?r: prlo-e wer? jut lo COr.
1 let Ladies' t'aahuier* boae at <*??.; piica waa ' 3c.
laMaanu of all siu<U at Iras than '-aa*.
blank*!* at a hi* mUi* tton from nwuiar pries.
fiot of Men* Uowue*. all *M*>. at II. price waa
T lot Ladle*' I ia.d Ckieaamer** at S1.1XX. pne*
WA*
Wt.i oSar aJawr.aa Aprons as 2ue.. ehaap at oOc
and Sue.
CAUUT k LKTOT.
+13 MS Tib ad 70C * ata. a.w.
*r irw*?r! ?3 sho* for mxh im bi ttojc,
JslS-M l.Mlaud 1243X1* alt*
How Is This.
All-wool tronaera. winter weigbta, cat and
tnade with cn? and attention to the tlifht
dctaila. guaranteed perfect fitting, ready
to put on and wear away, for two doUara and
ninety-fire cents, ;?2,85). That'a what
we're wllinr bow. Now. is the height of
the winter saaeon, when you're moat like'.y
to need just such things. We know your
wants, from long experience, and we know
that thin I* J oat abont the time when an ex
tra pair of truuscra would be Just (he thine.
We know thia. and we proceed to maketiie
possession of a pair a Terr ??*T matter to
you. TWO DOLLARS AND NINETY-FIVE
CISTS. IIow doee It atrike yon? Not one
style of goods. but at least fifteen different
styles to select from.
i HL ABERDEEN cheviot3.
If "ou prefer having a pair made to apecial
measure, we offer you fully thirty different
sty lea of the above elegant trowserings to
seleetfrom, which wo make to orJer at
FOUR DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
iMMJi per pair, a half a dollar lese than
any house in America can afford to make
tUesn up in alop-thop manner for, while wa
bare them cut on the premiaea and made by
t>'ir beet pantaloon hauls. Cut In any shape
lsalnd by the patron. The fabric ia good,
l-eaeet and reliable hard-twtated ALL
WOOL, and the patterns are extremely
hacdsoma.
SAKS AND COMPANY.
.'a 1 'j SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE
Fl
I
IRE' FIRE" DRY GOODS DAMAGED BT FIRS
aud water, gr-st ->ale now in progress at
BLUM'S,
jaU-at" 74f> and 747 8th at. a.e.
A LI. OCR FINE CHILDREN'S WRAPS; AGES 4
A. to 14, cut to (4-74 for the ehoi -ei Marked In blue
fitruree. DOUBLE combination.
jal3-Ut 1241aud 1243 llthgt.s e.
E A K L E S',
MAC BETH'S LATEST,
-THE CAST SHOE "
A New Mezzotint Engraving, "THE PETS," by
Swinstead.
Many new end beautiful PHOTOGRAPHS and AUTO
TYPES - v?r stock belli* somewhat replenished.
New ETCHINGS and engravings.
THE BEST BRIDAL GIFTS.
paintings. MIRRORS.
THE BEST and MOST tasteful PICTURE
FRAMES.
CARD and CABINET FRAMES, Ac., Ac.
J AS. 9. EARLE A sons.
n7-m.w,s,3in No. 816 Chestnut at, Pblla.
plRE SALE now IN FULL BLAST!
?m9
At
BLUM'S,
>al4 2f 745 end 747 Sth at. a.e.
WILL BUT A BROAD WALKS Rus
sian Circular. St any lady, lull fur
?immed. DOCBLE combination STORE,
?talK-tit 1241 and 1243 11th St. e.a.
edward F. Droop.
025 PennayiTania ar?_.
Importer of MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
steinway.^isrer0 vehr1n'g^briggs, AND
OTHER PIANOS.
STRONG * CLARKE'S sterling ORGANS.
Pianos and Organa for sale or for rent upon reason
able terma.
Tnning, Repairing, and Moving done by competent
workmen.
JJON'T MISS THE GREAT EI RESALE
BLUM'S
M4 2t' 745 and 747 8thet.'a.e.
Ladies* eleoant satin lined, tailor
made Jackets. rlain and bound, site 34, IW. and 3K,
HSVUiZV ?'f -> on ??"h warment. DOCBLE COM
binaTION store 1231 and 1,43 11 th St. ae.
french steam Laundry.
K10 ?1H ST..
Branch Offices. 428 10th at.
701' 1st ft. n.w.
" H Beteenatein.
Hats and Gmta' Furnialiitva,
405 and 407 7th st. n.w.
. COLLARS, Gents 2cts.
jalA-lm* CUFFS, per pair 4cta.
Arthur bcrt & Co.
dealers IN SHOES,
mi F STREET N. W.
P. e u
h sj h ?
EBB UU B B T S338
ARE THE
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BECAUSE thet are
THE
BEST
AND ABE SOLD AT
POPULAR
p'r |*\ 8 S?8 I" ??
f" 8?\ i! 8 o f j5
F K K 11 CCU EKB sS4s
ARTHUR BURT * CO .
Jal4-<.m*th-3m 1211 F ST. S. W.
^HE FIRE HALE WILL interest YOU
743 and a.e.
Unexcelled Bargains.
Our Entire Stock of Cntrtmmed Hats and Bonnets
at ACTUAL COST.
Fi ning Glove* la long I mgths at COST.
*i.:"?vmw>ated "n<1 domestic trimmed
<mjmi aol'*d nan m
dl4 MRS. M. J. KCNT.
14 130U F at. n.m
oooo? DAK
: 74aaad7ffmR>^
tlla^rloTSStfon^ T?
buni. Qmfar Snap? I
>13-3b ? " * *
Johnson & Lct**ilu
Ws keve redoes* ftiom in ail
BLANK ITS. DBESS OOODS, BED COMFORTS.
UNDERWEAR. lap ROBEfl, HORSE
ELANKETS. TABLE COTEP.3.
Wo m receiving *o?e chota* roods fot aarly spria*,
such a*
HENRIETTA& FRENCH SATEENS
?ad other ssaaonabls roods.
BALI'S CORSETS a specialty.
A (uU line of SHEETING. TOWELS, TABLE
LINENS, NAPKIN! ?
WHITE SHIRTS far man and bo ft from SO, 90,
76c. to $125.
Our pricea ar? guaranteed to ba the lowaat.
JOHNSON * LUTTRELL,
Jalfl 71S Mark*' Space.
GOINO OCT OF CARPETS. OCR C1RCCLAB
< ou taina a full lilt of t h< cut; ?k for prleoa.
Ja^Ot
Pbices W ill Sell Antthino,
That U, thero is a Iways sotna price which, if low
enouyb, wjll creatc s demand. We Intend to teat tbla
in Novelty Velvet* and Evening Goods, by marking
them at anch figures aa will make them more rapidly.
We hare sold nearly all the comblnstions ia Plush and
Wool, redoes* from *40, and $30 to S1&, but
have aull eoms left We aow offer all our Elagant
Farcy Velvets at lea* than half prtc*. Will make ele
gant Wrappings and are uaad for Garnlturea and Trim
mine. Aa these are the richest goods Imported it will
pay to attend thia aale. Evening Gauzes and Illualona
at greatly reduced pricea. Our whole atock at reduced
price*.
W. M. SHtJSTEB ft SONS.
918 Pennaylraula are.
One Price. >14
IT WILL PAY YOU TO CALL; THIS clearing
aale means business: don't delay
DOUBLE COMBINATION,
Jal3-6t 1241 and 1243 11th at. a.e.
Opening Of French Sateens.
SEATON PERRY,
(Buccesor to Puot ft Brother,)
WILI. OPEN ON MONDAY. JANUARY 10TH, HIS
"DIRECT IMPOl'.TA 1 ION" OF 1 HE FINEST
QUALITIES Ok FRENCH SATEENS
MANUFACTURED BY
GROS. ROMAN ft CIE,
DOUJl'S, MI EG ft CIE.
FRERES EOECHLTN.
THESE GOODS HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED
eiOM PARIS, WHERE THEY WHERE MADE TO
Y EXPRESS ORDER FOR THE SPRING UP 1888.
"LOW Eft 1 PRIC 8 "ON HEAVY CLOTH JACK tlb,
WRAPS AND NEWMARKETS.
"GRE ATLY REDUCED Pltlt'ES" ON SEAL PLUSH
SACQUES. WR *PS AND JACKETS.
?^>DDS AND ENDS" . N SE AL PLU8H AND BRO
CAI'ED VELVET W.tAPS AND NEWMARKETS AT
A -GREAT SACRIFICE" TO CLOSE
?great Bargains-in kemnants of silks.
VELVETS, DRESS GOODS. WHITE GOODS,
BLEACHED GOODS, LINENS, SA1EENS. GING
HAMS. Ac
NOVELTIES IN SILK GAUZES. ILLUSIONS.
CREPE DE CHINES AND BKUooELS NETS. AT
LOWEST PRICES.
NEW MOIRE FRANCAISE AND MOIRE AN
TIQUES.
8 C PEliB STOCK OF LYONS BENGALINES,
FAILLE FRANCAISE. SATIN DUCHES8E AND ALL
SILK velvets IN BLACK AND COLOR>.
ELEGANT GOLD AND SILVER BROCADED
SATIN AND MOIRE FOR PANELS AND GARNI
TIKE
NOVELTIES IN FAILI.E AND VELVET COM
BINED PANELS WITH SASHES TO MATCH.
TIlEFOUSSE KID OLO\ ES. SILK HOSIERY.
WPLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Building, Pennsylvania are., oor. 9th at.
Eatabliahed 1840. )al4
OUH *25 SEAL PLUSH 8ACQCES CUT TO *18;
marked In blue figure*.
DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE.
Jal 3-flt 1241 aad 1243 11th at. a.e.
BBB OO cSS. TTTT OO NN N
B B O O 2 s T OONNN
HBb O Q "SSq T O O SUN
B B O O ? 2 T OONNN
BBB OO BSSS T OO N NN
V V A RRR n FEE TTTT Y Y
V V AA R R 11 E T Y Y
V V A A BRR If KE T YY
VV AAA B R h E T Y
V A A R R U EES T Y
sSS<> TTTT OO RBB KEB
s I UiiE
PPP H OOO TTTT U U RRR F.RB
P PncO T U UR RE
r H8 o ? U
P n OCO T UU R R REE
FTP RRR A MM MM BEE RSSq
F R R AA M MM M E 5 s
FF RRR A A M MM M EE *8Sa
? ? I A M M M EKE 8SS? -
Thia department la not to be cloaeff out, becauee it ia
one of the moat au< cesaful la tba a to re, \nd we intend
to devote apecial attention to thia line of gooda, in
wbirh we have always given better valae for the price
paid than any store ia the city. Of aevaral varietiea,how
ever. we have an overatock, and theae will be eold at
cut prices.
BRASS FRAMES.
Novel and pretty designs in Braaa Photograph
Framea. ten different styles. 10c.. 13c , and 25c.
OAK. BRONZE and plush
Standing Framea f r the mant -1 or table. We have
over one hundred -tylea, and aome of the moat artistic
kinds in carved oak and bronze are aold at 25c., 33c.,
and 49c.
HANGING PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES.,
8x10 Frame, 1* inch moulding, bronze or gilt, 25c.
8x10 Carved Oak. lit inch moulding, fancy mat,49c.
Solid Walnut Frame, deep moulding. 49c.
Carved Oak S inch moulding, fauey mat, 8x10. of>c.
4 inch moulding, decorated mat, bronze, 49c.: gilt,
59c.
Thirty stylee in Gold, Carved Oak, and Cherry
Framea, 3)( and 4 inch moulding, fancy mate. 99c.
10x12 Frames for larre photograpba, bronze, rose
wood. and cherry, 99c. and 91.29.
Fine Carved Cherry Framea, & inch aonlding,S1.29.
FANCY METAL EASELS,
for photographs, card a, ftc.. ia new designs?ferna and
forest leaves, calla lily, wheat, daiaiea, a pear, aad est
tails.
For a 6 inch card, 19.25. and 29c.
For an 8 inch card. 29. 39. and 49c!
For a 10 inrh card. 39.49, 59c.
Cup and Saucer Easels. white metal. 5c.; gilt, 25a
Fir Gilt I'laoue Easels. 8,10, 12, and lUc.
Gilt Banner Rt/ds, 12 to 83c.
SMITH ft WARDWELL
nl0-3n> 705-707-709 Market Space.
For 30 Days Only:
ON ALL CHINA.
HOUSE FURNIIHINO GOODS,
DECORATED TEA and TOILET SETS:
ALSO. ON ALL KIND8 OF GLASSWARE,
Wa Will Allow
TTTT KFB NN B
I E
? eer S *3
PER CENT. OFT.
8 So??o{ I A JtN N
hhho st [.
H H OO 1.1.1.1 LLLLA AH MM
lalO-laa
Oband Opening '
OF OUR NEW BUILDING, 514 9TB ST. M. W.
Special, invitation to tka Ladiss of Wsshington and
vk-uiity. w? will show the finest exhibit ot EM
Bi.OIDEBIES and draperies ever exhibited.
Elegant *40 NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE to
be givea away.
I Allies should coma aad rar later their names.
Thanklag the public for their klad patronage at ear
old stead, we a hall in the future, with increased factl
Itisa try and merit a coctujuaaca of the aame.
Respectfully,
S OPPENHEIMER ft BR0?
>1* 614 9TH ST. B. W.
Dress Shirts.
JUST
w. S. TEEL,
93? PENB8TLVANLA
TjWJleeb soNa. iMH 10
Fob Evins* Wiu
THE PALAIS COT AX. REQUESTS TOUR PRES
ENCE AT THE OPENING OF EOME
NEW GOODS.
NEW FANS.
The "Mary Anderson." 3 toag Ostrich Plume* aad
Aigrette, mounted on single atlck. 83. Those with 3
Plume*, Aigrete and bunch of tip*, #6; these (tat.
have a small mirror concealed at back.
New Fan* of Ostrich and Marabout Feathers, 83.48
Crsps da Chene Fans, feather tips, 83.
Hand-pain tod Black do. lac* trimmed, 84.50.
White Gauze Fans, painted, only 81.
Silk Oauze Painted Fans. 82.
Red 811k Gnuae Fans, Hpangled. 85.60.
Painted Oauze with Ostrich Tips, 84.75.
Skeleton Silk Oauze Fans, hand-painted, trimmed
with Point d' Esprit Lace, 88.75.
Skeleton Crepe de Chine Fans, hand-painted, trim*
med with Fedons Lace, nit sticks. 86.
Skeleton Crepe de Chens Fans, plain color*, beauti
fully inlaid sticks, 83.
Colore la abore lota: Pink, letfhorn, red, Ught blue,
cream, mahogany, and black and white.
new nosy.
Boot-pattern Silk Ho*?, black feet with colored
upper*, such a* pink, blue, cardinal, heliotrope, nile
(Teen, (ray. drab, yellow and white, $3 48a p4tr.
Opera leapt h Hose Plain Uale Thread, 81.29. Fancy
Striped, 81 68. Spun Silk. 81.83 a pair.
Black Silk Hose?fast black?extra valuea*
Plaited Silk, 08c.. 81.1?and 81.39 per pair.
Spun Silk, 81.08.81 98. 8a 19. 8'-'.48. 8269, 8-' 89,
8319, 83.48.83.89, 84 68 and 4 98 a pair.
Color*. 98c . 81.15. 8UR, 82 60 and 83,35.
NEWLACE8.
Many aew stylas in Black Chantilly, Spanish Gui
pure and Fedora Lace nets and flouncing*. In deli
cate evening colors, polks-dot Silk Nets at 81.08.
?trlpesat 82.48, and the plain colors at 81.15 a yard.
NEW NECKWEAR.
Some very beautiful liandrun Black Lace Scarf*,
?nd Fichu* at 82.08, 80 68 and $9.98.
NEW HANDKERCHIEFS.
Real Duchess Lace and very sheer Linen Handk'f*
exquisitely embroidered, aa high aa 85 a piece. Have
also opened the most beautiful quality of finely em
broidered Linen Haudk'* at 25c. Please ask to see
them.
NEW GLOVES.
New gloves are always softer and better than those
which have been In stock, even for a short while.
Undrsseed Kid Moequetaires. White, flesh, cream,
black.
Buttoas: 8 I 12 I 16 I 20 I 25
Prices: 81 68 I 81 98 I 82.50 I 83.50 I 84 50
Pearl Kid (dressed) black embroidery. 20 bu. tons.
Silk Mitts (shoulder length) all colors. 81.98.
Men's Evening Kid Qloves only 81 a pair.
Ladles' 8-button Mo-tqnetalres ouly 81
Color*: Cream, White, pearl and piuk.
BBB OO Y Y KSSa "*
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BBB O O YY 8So
B B 0 O Y k 2
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CLOTHING AND HAT DEPARTMENT
i* be in* closed out. A Ion* list of reduced prices in
the "Post," but dont wait, and, especially try to call
early or late in the day?less crowding then.
Tbi* entire column belongs to the
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
Every article in above departiueuta to be closed ort
this month, if posaible. We shall discontinue these
departniunts.
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OFF MARKED PRICES.
ILLUSTRATIONS:
IRISH PRINT CURTAINS (Hand-made).
Former prica-(16.00. 820.50, $22.50, $30.00.
Reduced to 14.00, 18.00, 20,00, 27,50.
To cloae oat. 20 per cent diacooat off the reduced
prices.
8WI8S CURTAINS (Hand-made>,
Formerly- $20.00. $1&00, $16 00, $15,00, $12.50
Reduced to 10.00, 15.50, 13.50, 12.00, 11.00
Formerly?$1L50, $10.00, $9.50. $8.50. $7.25. $0.50
Reduced to 10.50, 9.00. 8.00, 6.75, 5.75. 5.25
To be closed out at 20 per cont discount off the re
duced price*.
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS.
Formerly?$5.75. $5.50. $5. $4. $3.50, $2.75, $2.50
Reduced to 5.00. 4.25,3.75,3, 2.50k 2.00, 1.85
Formerly?$L75. $1.50, $1.35, $1.25. $1.00. 75c
Reduced to 160. 1.25, 1.00, 80. 75, 67c
20 per cent off reduced price* to elo*e
CRETE AND SCOTCH MADRAS CURTAINS.
?
Formerly?$10.50, $9.50. $7.00, $6 50, 86.00, 84.50
Reduced to 9.00, 7.50. 6.00. 5.50. 5.00. 3.75
20 percent diaoount?ask for it
8ILK DAMASK curtains.
Formerly?825.00. $20.00, $15.00
Reduced to 18.00. 18-00. 10.80
VELOUR TABLE OOVER8.
2 yard* square. 810.75, Uaa 20 par cent.
l'? yards square, 89, lass 20 per cent
lit yards aquara, $5.75, lea* 20 per cent
VZLOUB portieres (Donbto-CwedL
Originally 860, afterward reduced to 847.50, and now,
to eloee. only $3$ pair.
tWEverythln* for interior decoration. Not* the
price marked on eaeb article, aad demand 30 par cant
diaoount off that price.
housekeeping GOODS.
72-lnch Table Damask, marked 75c. for 80c.
All 35c. Towel* to go at 20c.
The $1.50 Table Napkins go at $1.25.
11-4 Bedapread* marked 81.39 go for $1.12.
Men-it's Shrunk Flannel*. 40 instead of 50a.
The 81.25 Embroidered Flannel to go at $1.
$1 dreee length* of Giaghatiia for 80c.
A large room full of Housekeeping Goods, Blankets
aad Flannel*?825.000 worth to be closed oat at 80
par oaat discount off marked price*.
PALAIS
ROYAL,
A. LMNHU
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Woodward & Lothbop-s Column.
MONDAY. JANUARY 16. 1MB.
CHANGED DAILY.
alb Before Stock Taking.
To reduce our stock of
BOYS' OYER CO ATS
prrrious to Invsntory, January 31. we make
thefollowing r* actions:
Four excellent stylus of Met checked, striped
*nd mi led Fancy Cloth Overcoata, for boys
frntn 7 to 13 years. Been selling at $7 and
?7.50.
CHOICE OF THE LOT FOR $5.
1 lot of Boys' Blue Beaver Cloth Overcoats,
with cape. Sizes 7 to 12 years.
REDUCED FROM $7 TO |A F.ACH
1 lot of Boys' Dark Striped Cheviot Over
coats. Sizes 7 to 12 yoars.
REDUCED FROM $8 TO $6 EACH.
YOUTHS' OVkRCOATS REDUCED.
T*ie following Overcoats sre for yoitfhs 10 to
1? years of aire, and are made from the boat
?rati* of materials and finished In sn.admlrable
manner.
YOUTHS" BLUE CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS.
Sizes 12 and 17 > ears. Reduced from ? 10
anil 11 to 87 .50 esch
CHECKED ENGLISH COVERT CAPEOVEK
COATS.
Sizes 12 to 17 years. Reduced from #12 to
$7.50 each.
ENGLISH WHIP-CORD OVERCOATS.
Sizes 13 to 17 years. Reduced from 815 to
410 each.
YOUTHS' FINE CAS8IWFRE OVERCOATS.
Sizes 12 to 17 yem Reduced from 815 to
$10 each.
YOUTHS GRAY CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS.
Sizes 12 to 17 years. Reduced from 815 to
tit etch.
(Third floor: two elevators.)
WOODWARD k LOTHROP,
Clor. 11th and F eta, n.w.
Sale JPrevious To Inventory.
To reduce our stock of
CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS
Previous to inventory January 31. we make the
followingtreductious:
KCRU NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS.
3)4 yd*, long'. 54 in. wide. One-third off.
REDUCED FROM $3 TO 82 PER PAIR
KCRU NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS.
3x yds. ion*. t>0 in. wide. abotK \ price.
REDUCED FROM 84.50 TO $3.50 PER PAIR.
Madras Lace Curtains, iu Cream, Leinou and
Fancies, 314 yds. long,54 in. wide.
1 line irom $3.75 to $'<!.7o per pair.
1 line from $5 to $4 per pair.
1 line Irom $7 to $5 par pair.
1 liu* from $7.50 to 86 per pair.
1 line from $10 to $8 per pair.
1 line from 812 to 88 per pair.
This is an exceptionally good opportunity, of
m'hlcn advnntage should be takeu, hs every pair
was good value at the original price.
CLOSING SALE OF TURCOMANS.
The stock is smaller than it ever was With a
riew of selling VERY PAIR bsfore stock tak
ing we offer them at two-thirds and three
fourths re. ilar prices. Judicious housewives
should avail theiuaelviw of this eu'ellsnt op
poit'inity.
1 line fr..m $3.50 to $2.50 per pair.
1 Hue trom $4.50 to $3.50 per pair.
1 Huefrotn to to $4 pe r pair.
1 iiue lroui $ 7.50 to $tl per t>'tig.
Iline from *12 to ?S i*r pair.
Iiue lroui #14 to 410 per pair.
1 line fruiu $18 10 $12.oO per pair.
1 line from $.0 to $15 per pair.
REDUC 110> IN CURTAIN LACE.
White and Lcru. excellent line of patterns.
3.V. quality, down to 25c. per yd.
37lee. quality, down to 31c. per yd.
50c. quality, dowu to 37 *c. per yd.
50J yards 1 rlnted Csniou Plush, rich, warm
colorings, in Persian deai<ns.
REDUCED t RO.il 37* TO 20c. PER YD.
50 pieces Woolen Faucy Fringes, desirable
for trimming lambrequins, cuitaius, fancy
work, kr.
REKlCLD FROM 31 AND 35<i TO 35c. PER YD.
1,000 pairs Brass Curtain Chains.
REDUCED FKOM lb TO 10c. EACH.
500 .\ ardt 50 in<-n spun Silk and Silk Petit
Points, lor inri iture coverings and curtains.
Nine choice colorings.
REDCi ED FROM $8.35 TO $1 50 PER YD.
Few left Fine 12-4 Raw Silk liable Covers.
Rich colorings.
Ri.DLv.EI) FROM $5 TO $3 EACH.
A genuiu'- bargain, snd cannot i>e duplicated.
We are also offering in this Department ?
complete assortment of seasonable goods, at at
tractive prices.
(Fourth floor.)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
. Cor. 11th and F ate, n.w.
Dress Shirts To Order.
We have every facility for n.akiug Mens' Shirts
to'order. Aon p ? ~nt cutter and Utter and
skilled shi?operatives. Satisfaction guaran
teed.
Prices:
Six for nine dollars.
Six .or ten fifty.
Six for twelve dollars.
We call attention to ourelerant line of
Mr.N'S 1 ILL DRESS SHIRT FRONTS,
which we are prepared to place iu shirts to
ovder, embracing
l'LAIN AND EMBROIDERED PIQUE*,
and
PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED LINEN&
WOODW ARD * LOTHROP.
Jal8 Cor. 11th and F sta. n.w.
Spring Season, 1888.
OPENING
or
ANDERSON'S SCOTCH GINGHAMS
AXD
FREKES KOECHLIN'S FRENCH SATTEENS,
representing the choicest and most varied as
sortment of stylegaud colorings that these cele
brated makers have ever produced.
(Second floor.)
WOODWARD k LOTHROP,
Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w.
Eighth Annual J anuary Sales.
MONDAY, JANUARY 10,
BEOnn THR
THIRD WEEK
of or*
EIGHTH ANNUAL JANUARY SALES
or
INDIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
LINENS. AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
READY-MADE BEDWEAR AND COTTONS.
FINE HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES,
AND
MEN'S UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS.
Each of the above departments will be found
thoroughly stocked with entirely new goods,
representing the very beat intrinsic values, and
well Worth your attention.
WOODWARD k LOTHROP.
Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w.
Sale Before Stock-taking.
We make our semi-annual inventory of stock
Tuesdaj evening, January 31st. In pursuance
of ourcu-tom, we begin t so weeks before the
event to reduce stock of all Winter Goods to the
minimum, aud are now overhauling all depart
ments that appear to be overloaded, changing
prices TO REDUCE THE SURPLUS.
Quantities of goods will go for considerably less
than carly-ln-the-seison prices. All of our
Wi iter st> ck must be sold, as we carry no goods
over from one sosson to another. We to-day
beKin with the
WRAP DEPARTMENT,
and, without further comment, ask your exam
ination of the lollow inir extraordinary reduction,
believim; that you will readily recoioiize the
present to be a good time to buy Wraps
Black Astrakhan Jackets from $7 to $5.
Black Astrakhan Jackets from $13 to $8.50.
Black Astrakhan Jackets from $15 to $10.
Black Astrakhan Wraps from $15 to $12.
Black Astrakhan Wraps froin $20 to $15.
Black Astrakhan Wraps from $25 to $18.
1 miscellaneous lot of Ladies' Cloth Newmar
kets and Raglans, made from Cherlots, Beaver
and Fancy-Striped and Checkod Cloths. Regu
lar Prices..$l2. $ 12 50. $1? and $15.
CHOICE $10 EACH.
1 Lot of Ladles' Fine Newmarkets, made from
Kersey and Beaver Cloths, with capes, tan and
black, very stylish.
Former Prices $22 and $25
Stock-taking Price $17.50
SEAL PLUSH SHORT WRAPS.
Not even these excellent popular Wraps are
?pared. This offers a rare opportunity to se
cure a fine, stylish wrap at a price usually
asked for a much inferior garment.
Real Flush Short Wrape, from $20 to $15.
Seal Plush Short Wraps, from $22 to $17.
Seal Plush 8hort Wraps, from $35 to $20.
Seal Plash short Wrapa, from $27.50 to 822.
Baal Plash Short Wraps, from $30 to $25.
SEAL PLUSH SACQUES.
Thsee garments increase in popularity every
winter season, and can be boaght fog next
winter's wear without fsar of their being ont of
sfyle.
Seal Plush Sacques. from $25 to $30.
Seal Plush Sacqoea, from $27 to $22.50.
Se d Plush Sacques, from $30 to $25.
Seal Plush 8-cques. from $40 to $34.
?RAPPERS ALSO lNCLUD- D. '
We desire to sell every Wrapper In etock be
fore Jsn. 31st., end with that e*d in view, we
havsmsde the foil owing ehsng as is prices;
Ladle* Gray Blanket Wrapper*, red and bhte
atrial bordering.
WREDUCED FROM $7 TO $4X0.
Ladles' Flannel Wrappers, Nsvy blue, rsdjwd
dark gray, handsomely braided is black.
REDUCED FROM $a?OTO?7.
Ladies Fancy Striped Flannel Wia>pesa.
variety of patterns,
RKDVCED FROM $10 TO $7.50.
Ladies' Fancy BUnket Wrappers, in polka.
spoU, stripes and plain
REDUCED FROM $12 TO ?$.
woodward * lornor,
Cor. llth and F sts. n. w.
Shall We Mui
4
HTdE DONATIO!**
WE SHALL
While Congressmen are cudgeling their brain* to
invent a plan to raduoe Um aurplaa ?? ban tahan
(to
-BULL BT THE HORNS '
And rone to work in a practical way to reduce our
?lock of
FINE READY-MADI
CLOTHING
To make room for ths binldera. who ar* pushing a*.
Shall we makMOB a donation f W? shall. Under the
circumstances we could not do otherwlae and lira np
to our idea of riirht. It is due to you that we make
some acknowledgment of the multitudinous favora
you haye ahowered upon na, heuce wa offer:
Fine Montagnac Surtouta. with velvet col
Ian, satin sleeve lining*, and double
warp Italian body lining*, at <8.30 each
Reduced from <15. A modeat donation of 86.60 to
every purchaser.
On Saturday, October 25,1884. wa threw open our
doors to the people, soliciting a share of their patron
age, promising to protect them In every particular.
We have kept thef-ith, and to-day furnish new evt
denca of our determination to continue doing so. to
wit:
Newmarket Overcoats, All-wool Helton,
silk sleeve livings, and double warp *trge
body lining, at 95.00 aach.
We soon learned that we had settled among a warm
hearted, :-'enerous people, who took special delight io
aiding an bet est effort, and whose appreciation of
rigbt was keenly enthusiastic. We, too, are enthusiasts
when we have it in our power to *?11
Fine Chinchilla Overcoats, Black and Brown,
with Silk Velvet Collars. Silk Sleeve Lin
ing*. and full Satin Body Lining*, at (13 28
Findinr ourselves in the midst of such charming
surroundings, need we tell you how deep au interest
th?i situation possessed for us or how eaitiestlv and
zealously we set sbont it to make ourselves worthy of
your esteem, your conflden'e, your patronage* Hav
ing this end constantly in view partly explains why
we offer you such a tremendous drive in
Fine Corkscrew Overcosts, Black and Brown.
with Silk Fscin?? Do'.tbl?-%Varp Serge blu
ing, perfect fitting and a* dressy as need !>e.
at $10 75
! After remaining with yon one year we found our
i selves uncomfortably crowded. We needed more roosii
and added a floor. This is not specially surprising
when yon come to consider the fact that our goods
have alwavs b?en fully up to the required standard
and the prices exceedingly low. We offer as evidence
j of our claim a line of
' Wild Wale French Diagonal Overcoats, rich Seal
Brown, with Satin Facing*, Silk Sleeve Lin
inira, and Lxjuble-Warp Silk Serge Body
Lining, at 810 00
The second year of our stay was full of sneers*. At
it* clow we found It necessary to have more room, and
another floor was added. To ssy that we were highly
gratified is a tamo way of expressing it. To show that
i we are not forgetful of past favors, we offer you now a
' line of
All-Wool Cheviot Overc.iata. Gray and Brown
with Silk Facings. Silk Sleeve Linings, and
Double-Warp It alien Body Lining, a hand
aome. stilish, durable, and perfect-fitting
garment,at....- all
I A third year brought jur goods more and more in
| demand, and it is now an imperative necessity for ns to
have still more room. Walla and partitions must go
down. Every floor of the spacious four-story brick
double building, 927 and 929 7th street northwest,
aggregating 18,000 square feet of room, will be occu
pied by us exclusively for the sale of ?
MEN'S, YOUTHS'. BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S
FINE BEADY-MADE CLOTHING.
While these extensive alterations and improvementa
are being made what shall we do with our stock? Store
it swsy. No. Rent another store and continue to a ll
at our usnal profit of 10 percent? No. What then is
beat to do* Ah. we have It.
GIVE THE PEOPLE A GRAND BENEFIT!
DONATE TO THEM ALL THE PROFIT AND A
PART OF THE CAPITAL INVESTED.
We cau well afford it. Our sales during the three
years past have amouuted to hundred* of thou-and* of
dollars. Then why should we not donate to the eon ce
whence it ail came the profit ou $50,000- say 85,000?
We grasp the opportunity.
fine English Kerrey over
coat*, with ?ilk aud satin aieeve
and body liulu/*, at SIB ?5eacli.
Reduced from <c.'0 75, a donation of 84 to every
purchaser.
We weigh the matter well.
Brown Chincilla Overcoat*,
strictly all wool, velvet collar*
*nd velvet piping, heavy Italian
lining, at 89 C8 **ch.
And Mttls it satisfactorily.
Fur Beaver storm Ovarcoats.
dnli, at 810 00 each.
Reduced irom 812 50. a donation of 82 60 to every
purchaser.
Startling. standard Diagonal
Suits, seal brown, styl *h in cut.
hsbd-ou.v r ??* -J!. 7B a stilt.
We ask special attention to thi* iot,aa every auitia
richly worth $18.
toA38.Tly . *7 88 a suit.
Regular p*r.lyre?t ?cel!ent B^n~
Suits, sires 38, 39 and 42. at *0 00 a autw
Worth fafingj^^ chevk>t -trip< Suits,
strictly all wool, a late pattern
Mid vary atyltsh. a* 0W
A new wonder.
Dark Mixed Cheviot 8uit*. all
wool, well trlinuied and made,
3tf. 37. and at 88.78 a anit
>?SS
Jump at tMs conclusion.
Fancy Caaaimera Suit*, com
posed of ?Uk and wool entirely,
baudsome and good enough for
aoy gentleman, at. 811 00 a anit
Boya* eye* will dance to thi* mnslc.
200 Muita for Boys, anurial
strictly All wooL iUIdn. checks
and mixtorsa; KesTb to M
years, at. . ..85
ws hav* In store, a* apace wiil aot peeralt as lo go Into
Oatail.
To* have Mat two week* in which to makeyometf
aolid ob the clothing qtiaatioa.
TXOTOB S. ABHI'I
10 Ht 0*Bt Clothing INN 10
007 Mt 080 7th lt.LV.NM taHMfeM
W2 strictly Oh Mk
WANTED?HELP.
W*2tid-.i,>-s??k empi vmtn r he
?IJ t,", hI ladlea. II ?n ukI women. whit ?
U") ^oJ^red,. ?r ail kn.U of domestic labor. for ISatric;
and States with reference TlTMst-nw Jaltitif
YyANTED-IMM Dl A I ELY. A COMPLTENT
ii <"Ov?k and do rt-nrral kowwoit for ?
I,. '.5.0.-/:1 ovku. reference* regulred.
*. i .y at 1100 . th st u.w. _>?i? .it
\V i!LVT1 R-?I0> f N c.kirs. ?i" l(M?n i him
v? Mraiub Nuraessnd Uuadnimi indijw?w?r
...?^.i'nv?r,orFarmH:'"'? Colonel Mm Cook.
^16-r.f uux a axniHMf.1* rut.*.
WANTED A siRVaXT MKOKS" HAL HOI Sl
m\ JT^1 ' v**y *t nbrtit. no oilier* need ap;ly.
? (nod home. 1030 25th at. u. w. !?
W \^TKLLA WHITE BOY ABiirr in YKAK4
<?<* ?? do rencral work la shoe m.+* tnto
" W-,'4 7t
\VFPr Tmo CK intt AiiKi vtk k* im
on-h it earn ores* and (M mUiiur s.'J
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11 ?*" ; > ;-1"' ?V DlpLta. Ml
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? ??u l"'lW?lll?d"d Call b?
ta een A and 6 o cl?*-k j f?
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IZ'ST ?!"I ?"
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liml/J^nPi'ik' ."'ill * ''' ?"< in >1 r aimixi i
Apply st ? 0-> 9th street twiw,-rn 10 and lVa.ni It*
WANTED-AN EXPEE ENCIP HANI* IN i H *
w? proc?-rjr anl m**t i>ua.(>???, uuntrriHl m l mmt
COturn wl\ rrnr mmmmil^i Ai<ir**a a u Kt Ustar
W^vtei>- k kirst-c I ass i kin s mAir
wZ.l Y^r*'"?h y -oiiipi t*?ut must >* a t a.-ron.jli?.h#i
nair rir*??*r and *(???* .< F.uirliah . fchM wt*?r 'Tir^<* n
monaiiK b^twrt-ii in Mid 12
at l ,oi r pt. n.w.
\VAJTE,) "TESnuBAPHER- AXl'i TUT".
WW,. ??.? be .M.?oUk. 75 *.'M?. ouo ? Uo
o?n nrtu* Ilia own tri?-writ;iiir luarlnu* pmem?.
position permiiinit Mate term* auj r?f?i. ih-,-?
dreaa C fc., 8ttf olBoa? .ul'1 m w.a3t* <
WANTED-0>'K?. MKSU WAllUK^EN
'V' w??ta?oinruc?.k..
(H^atlqT?art??r-? 1 ? vw#d)ah. German and al f >r+%n,
help.) Bl K.VHAM-8 HLU' A..ENCV ?^W Msv T?
U *' .1*1 4 -til*
\y ANTE.D ? I M M K 1> I A T F. L V _ 1 ,>00 LAUV
>?*?*;? Oratiil tie* rabbor und-ncnurU for
feui.ilea. ?10 a day. proof fife. Mli>. il J . LI ITU
t li ir-airo. Ill. j7l 4 j^tr
\y ANTED-TO EJiOAOK iKHVR'KS < F (i\l oK
JM'two tuun for stirt Uun, rai?l>l<- ..f ^etlu.. ui
Brst-vlaas ?ntlk route m northacm section A.Ur. ??
BOUTE. Mar oflha. jal4"t*
\V*?EED-A BOY TO HAKE HIM8I I.F UtM K
? ? ally Useful jf*> {?*?r wet*k. I'sKFi 1.
NOVVLTX n w
\y *-s ? t-O-AKELlABLE MAX AliEK.THOBOl'UH
? ' ly ai-^ualiited with tho turniture. wood and coal
Of hardware bnalaeaa. M VNAOKK, star oflW*. Jl4
WAlTtD-M AN ATTOKNET \ BEFtifBD
LuUU' lu4;j t'f aiiteeu or *event?en for work
in office, one ?hu baa had aotue lttUevxivrienre pre
ferred Addreaa_in own hacdwrt.n. atatiuic lef^rerrea.
J. L. X,. Star ? fflor- )al4-2t*
\y ANTED?A CLERK t'OMPETENT TO MANAGE
* " the pr.??rntionoi iwtisioti clatiua, to whom irood
*tli be paid. Addr* ** 1'i .N>K>Ns. st.ir vfiu-e
^1 4-"t?
\V ANTED-AT DICK'S AGENCT.VoMEX CtM>KS
*? jplu to $40; I'liaiobennaida, ? nur*
btsdnM. m?u cooka. uaiiera, butlers. < <?arhii.eii.
dainfUMD, manandwitMtt D^ 613 7th n.m
WANTED-A eoLORED CHAUBKHMAID AN 1*
~ J Waitpeaa. Must < oiue well ncwuiMaM Aj t>:\
at 13]o Nt*a HampUiiruave. Jal3-..t*
W ANTED?A COLORED WOMAN WITH (MX)D
T* referer.cea to do Ke'ieral h, usework in a a i all
fatuUy^ Inquire at '."O'.-O h at. n w. >13-."t*
WANTED - Til F-WRiTtl: OPERATOCW TO
J 1? rent Ken iniftoii No Machinaa. In iroo i cotiUi
UtfO; tenna low Number of iu.ch.nea Umitwt Ad
Jrm bEU. B bl.IFFEKI. cart- P P.C Co.. < ity Jall-tl
VyANTED?A MAN OF TEMPERATE HABITS.
11 located out-He lca.ln^ citl-a. t? r>|twui in til*
??. tion. an established liou* -. Monthly *alart #100 If
siiit.^ _ Kelert-nce.v MANUFACTURER I.. . k Bo*
lo8<>, N. 1. d*.'7 . Atu4w
WARTED-MENfWOMEN. BOYH, ANI) ?, ni?
11 to earn *J0c. to an hour at their own botua*
humbug, work la ai tuple ant easy Twenty workiu*
aainplea. au i-nveloj-e, rotitsinltiir a caini le of irooda
and lull iii-trurtiotia. stnl for 10c . to belt> i?? l.oat
*?< tc. Addreaa il. C. KUW ELL S CO, Kutlaiid, Vt
dl"J-!fni
\*7ANTED?IMMEDIATELY I AI?1> ^ lo WoHK
? ? lor a wholesale houae. on needlework at thi ;r own
home? (aeut any diataoce). ?.o.>I l ay . an U tua<ie
Evrryti.'lllK furnnh d. 1'ai iicujara fn^e A litre-. AK
TlBTIC NEEDLEWORK CO- 1.1,". Mh at,. Nt * York
city. ^ !j!i-? ilm
\VANTED?A DRESSMAKER!."* EVERY FAMILY
?T Learner* for Prof. CHRISTXER'S ne? "lu
ternatloual Tailor System' wtth anv m. r nil?. or
tKi*-mea?ure ahine. a* ail atientihc tailorj cut
Patterns and materials rut, u-d. draw l or made
Miue. B. J. ME-sEU. "Conservatory of ilud . " l*5?i
F st.u.w. YYashlutrtou. D.C. d>i :{ni*
WANTED- -ROOMS.
W
;ANTED TO RENT TWO OR THREE I NEI'K
I nlahed Rooms, crutraliy located, for Ihrbt
k eplti^". Answer, atattnff price, Boi 101. Star < th .'. 1
W AN iXD-T\V(? Oli THREE I NFl'RNISHEDOR
11 partly iurt:i?hed Kootna. with board, on second
floor, within walklmr distance of Government pnntHi(r
Office, for two adults, terms moderate: owners of
house preferred, a- permanency is de-irxl; best of
re:'-re It res exchaiurt d. A idreea, with full i'artn ulatv
I PROMPl PAY, star office. JaDi-Ht'
WANTED-A OE.M'LEMAX WANTS l?i,.\;s
11 northraat or southeast, well lurhted and well
warmed wtth urate or coal stove; with or without
b<*nl references, s.atedeacnptlou and price. BOX
20. Star office. jt?
WANTED?FOER OK" FIVE CNEl'RNIsBED
11 rooms for housekeeping for tann.y of -w o. In
n.w., no children. rent nu derate. AddreaalNQI'lKER,
Star office. j?163t*
WANTED-BY TWO SINGLE LAI'IES~IN OF^
V v fici? thn-ecommuuicatirnrnnfnrnlshed rooms, on
first or eecchd floor, ntar P.O. De partment State price
and address W. P.. .star utthe. J14-St*
WTASfTE1,-BY A MEMBEB OF THE~OEOLOOL
11 cal Survej to secure j ermanent furnished udr
intrs without Isjard for self and f mily; tvyuirestwo
conne.UiMr bed-ruuu.s an i parlor, usuaiy absent June
to October, but wishes to hold fopiua over on reaaona
hie terms. State particulars. Address Box 10. 4tar
offi*. Jal4-Jt*
WANTED-TWO SECOND FLOOR Ft'UNISHED
11 TO ma, with bo rd. in privair launly. >ir A -t -class
boartl.n<r House, for two adults. Ad<!r.'Ss, stauncprice
and K<-..llty. terms muat be reasonable, EN El ELD,
btar sBtna >13 3D
ANTED?ROOMS?MANY PERSONS CALL ON
' vv us every day for furnished a d nniurniahrd
nuuil. Pe'rsons bavimr tl.em to rent should see us.
K-.HEM RENTING AH, NCI.61Ji?th St. n.?. j>-l.>f
WANTED?H( ) rsK.s.
KKTAXrED?A RESIDENCE, EITHER EI KNISHED
? ? ? r UDiVmished, iu K-"xi lor?ticu, iiortbwoKt. ?tate
pHrtM-u2ui>. **nr?? tiii'l owuei* ctuly, noMttitn.
AddltM JdlLiTAIik, St*r ??lttce.
W ANTr.f? - ItOOD I I KMsHl ir Hol'SL IX
u noithweat purt of city ior prlva'e fannlv Wlii
i ay Hi ^tlvauct* for a ituod houae. Audrnps "fklVA'i i.
FAMlLibtar
\Y A3HTFJ>?UIUtCT FROM OWKERH. li^l >KS
f f aiiit Lot* lor caab rar? haaern. Any property
placed vvitii ua will b?? lib-rally advertiM i at oiu* ex.
I ? use. licLila c'ulicCted. K??tat?j< isianatr** i luw irauc?
fliucted. HOLLAND ^ l'HoMPSOX,
jelli 1313 F st^ Adjv>inin?r huu ttuildiuc.
WANTED-MISC KLLA N Eu US
W A% ! 1 D?IXiPURCHASE AN El RIGHT PIANO
V v nt p.'ivate sale, in tfood order. Address M and M ,
1017 1 ?h?t.B.w. If
\v ANI ED-LADIES TO l.V\l:N THE ART OF
V V ure".?, uitiu* by the perfect tailor squa e, with
out the use ot pai>er i>attertis all draft.ug* don - on
j K ds .VJ5 1 ltii at. n.w, opposite M -ses". Jul 4 In.
j WANTED?U. S A D FOREIGN STAMPS. IX
' vv o.llectious or otherwise, lor cash. A lar.e assort
I mill' u siau.pa and postve-stan.p albums f r sale at
Pennsylvania ave. C. F. ROTHELCH'S.
jaU-3f
WaniED?fine and com plic \ ted
A atciu-s and Cloc ks rerair-d at my residen.-e, y J-4
E st. 11 ? . at leas than usual price* and warranted i.i
years' eximneiice. Rltig front door bell.
Jal4.it* J. H Bit A MH ALL
\ATA.+TED-AN EXTRA GOOD AND WEU.-PAY
It ni^ api'Ointn.ent mjiler the Govarnuient. will i>*y
v<Ty lil?ra.ly for such. Ad ire-., apptiintinv time and
piace ot interview. J I. B, ?tar offic ja 14-tit*
w
bery trimmed by L L. BAKElt, 171d i .'.net
nortit * '-at - M3slt*
war _ JBM 11 I
TV -l'wi > c.imnc) s to know that 1 KUarautae to cure
them or no pay required Kaures, I'univn and
LatroWk made to heat or no pay W L DANTE. P
O B-j? j&S- JaEI-lm
tkATANTED?TO LEASE OR Bl Y A PLX1 Si ll
" able l,.r I'verj stable.or one already estaliiisLed
*ive particulars. Addr- as Box DM, star offi.* laHi-.'t*
WAN* ED- A COMPLETE SET OF PLA1 BO<iKS
YY tor the District, -lata price. Addresa Bok U 1,
Star office. Jal3-3t*
wwrixTED?GOOD TENANTS FOR THREE >EW,
11 band., nie H-rooni, bay wrmdow Bricks, but bat 1 -
liur distance Iroiu two lines ot cars and berd^-a. htiM
Ya. ave it, 80S and S10 L at a. e . rent oaiiy f l.~>.
W tLLER * BEPETTL JEW Pa. ava. a a. >1.1-1*
\VANTED-T#Y IH R Bl riEKINI Al '""J CENTS
YY a pound. Doean't ifet raucid : kee^a belt, r tha i
Butter. satisiaotkMi truarantawd or mo iey reinruod.
Stalls 34W. .4oti. -iol center, ul Eaateiti, and ->44
Northern Liberty Market*. ?M. C. bCtUBNEic
au3-MBW
WANTED?TO BORROW f l'.'.OOO ON REAL ES
U tat* worth twice the amount. A dree*
JalO-tl * LOAN, star office.
FANTED?HIGHEST CAbU PRICE PAID FOE
second-hand Furniture. S.ovsa, Can art*. Cloth
liur. old Paper, Iron and Metala. Ail drees bok lA
ktsroBn. ? JsA-lm'
WAJTTED-WEIXB POOL BORED AMD DRIVEN
YY All kinds of well work done m must akiUfui man
ner pump* made to work easy. Pumps and puuiv
stock fun-iabed. Tsruisuioderals. UM.H. MOFF AT.
S^SStli a. a. dl-8m*
H' ANTED?FURNITURE FEATHER BEDS, CAB
Tv pet*, bunrss, CloUiiUK. or snttre Uuuwu . 1 El
ferta lhs higtisst oaah prioea paid. AddxeeaH BAl M.
VIM 7th st. aw. dK*
ANTED-CLOTHIHO EXCHANGE 201 4>s ST.
S.W.. is the place far bar-aina tu Secoiid-hand
Cloths*. Goods bo'urbt arnirbest snap Fin* Wares
a si aclaity. Arent wtU sail at reetAsnre. dlS-lm*
\V AjrTED-OUNSTIFATION POSIT IV1LY CURED
YY b> taklCK CLARES CONSTIPATION CURE
This las remarkably rood laxattve.beiii* pre|?red from
trmu and vegetable*. Can be taken treeiy tno mat
ron). becotilnandrd by bast phystciaua /unocf.
WARE'S Ebbit; Houm Drug Store die~Im
WANTED-! T KNO* N THAT C B. Jf*b*j?F
YY Lontoiapa ave.. tapxoeite CUty Hall), la Com
intaeiooer of Dasda tor aQ U*l?<atas aud T.rntjoe*
w
texcapi Mar)'laud). Bit! TO
U~AMTEP - ooimrijiiom or VtM&f f0?
rlr%z
IZZEZT,STv ilk, ftpmTlsiephaut* a44-A ?
Hoarding.
k ilrfi am - mrwlBrst* fcilitfa t'?l
\VA NTED- -SITUATIONS.
w
?antfo- an r.?ri r;kkc?>BTESoo?Afaa?
( U.tl ;?-? tel. ?ltk tin" C.er a an
qarut u|n? aftnl laara ?? aa tlalal clarm i> t?a
coniitiiqr u?sae of a iclttu* and titan afa>-t riiw
twuv. deatraa hd l<n aa a# ??Jwl '"t*
4>Urm Ki>i i'i ttittoOn ___ Ml" ^
W <v'?1 Mf vr>at ^KriKt "TqWBBi
** U* Oi>?kt. Olmilitmnl'l*, U'tmk??i
and Sunn <<munr??> Man *aiterw.O CuBrtin^tl.
B.Uerv >AM L 4. OOJMH" l?.ti 1 at ?.?, jtlt**
VV AN TED -Hi A REAPEaT AHI.I." AMIABLE
" ?kl lull. t CuuUimi .a Itouwk" wr a? *<> tab*
r-arre of *u at?rini. it ti vuae t*.?4 ^'enraoe #>*?*?
Aildr.ee \IK\ i L (4 Kur <?<-? J.|C*t
\V akttt?- p> a vor*? man an rrK
" ' na<i beat refemrn, a t>law? m CwkMr ar Clara.
A>itt<? Im M Kui oAn H
WUHnT-II AN 1 VTKH \ I I I'M*"
*? alt nation t.? m ?.? t,. day Cut'ln#
?0 1 fitting o> U.. Tajrl "t ayatftn 71 7 Irttfi ?i II*
VV *N ' t-l> - ?* AN VI IUFM h. A
i" laom. T>i ui<4*r<tkM? ??>!?. uNiaiwaf.
?ml cookm? at -t.Uiil l)i??4 aalada. hi'wr <1
It -4 *i'i > ? ?t r^lrm.-a A.ntr.ee A. K I . War
offeca latr tiara* <la> n It*
"VV AM M?- A VOt V.. \tv\ ?t\l? *Od|
II aaaawwi* ? ? 'wi.it will
do rif t. w at laom*. -wua l)i* arrita*. miadcrat*
A l.irfu tl.ASK It. Mar
ota ??. ir
W i nt uii' n *^f> out^
V u*hn, b*'lur-jr tvfMw.tl ,K>u*??k<v i<? ix t? l?tj
0 ]?? l-'a. A?. r M HI UN I KM tlliO ?.T: I 1) *??
\y *NTrt> \ tiiokot (?nu t*>urrTt*f
North t^rrvin M<i ?;?b*?i a t?o?ttti n ?? t'?a-h
cUiidrt-u iu tii?? UflWIli la:uf.iA**? or to aitli a
l*?t> tnrtivat rr:>TwBf?t A?L&ra*a UllUMtN. Mar
oBbv _ lal 4-Jit*
\A* WI M? % S' Tt * i U \ Mil! \ IN I Kl
valrtan .l b a fompf tit ?HW, ?ror*d r+4+r
?Tva* An jr I6?tt liHh at a.w jil4 it*
\VASTFD t VOl'Xv* *Hi> H\* HAD
1" \ nti-i t?*l ?t?t? mnd turn
h - * ?* i r ? ? . ?> ? . .,l
?o*kI n*f?-rnLi* .\ddfe?? FKlUKVKK \ Ni'K. It?r ? nv ??
Hi 4 .*f
WANTKD BV A IM? TVHU
? f .i. i.? ?.:? rn. * rval
?r otbrr ^ .h #?. a
I# i|*nwi<*<l. rritr?uc?s A?ldh- j? H t .tf. tut
? _ >14 :*?
\v \ktvp ":>it k h ac?i:n? v h\n riHiii Litui
*? ? ? >k?, rtiMiibrrtiiiAi *?.. HMrw^
MMdMN. nun*-*, buYlrn*. < ? ' ii?ru. b<*feM t\i+n
If r"f I?f I i, tii;< Tlh ?t I. m
\V AMKIM Vol N 4 MAX of tlllhlLMI
dkwirN ? SltQstMft it* ????? ?ak?^;*Ar or c^n
fUTUi>Q Milt m lilt* U> w.tik for* ?!u*.l
?Urj ?t ftr?t Adjrwf I.K\. hui ?>14 it*
\V AM l? AN KDrCATl U Mii'l l.L AOL!)
*' t pismIi w0h\*n. m;?h mmi* immim. w--tiWl in* ?
1 .. take r?". I k . ? ? ? ? ^
Utr Uj.rltj <>r?Miitittf wbtt* wouklbiltkeo ?I'll
Ler ? irtitKl. n???ilThy bttle mrl nln. m.utha In
<juir?-< r a<Mr* ?? 1'JlM Nrv Hami^t.iiv avt* >14 ?t*
\VANTir S1TI UlONt Yt*v M.I K1Nl?H Of
h?-U tr<<? to MMMi, MflMrw <ru*rai \
- : ' \ 1 \ ? | Ml liMIM A n !?
K?H?M KI NllMi bl lut, TIT :?U| "t. ft m . till U
I'aP*. K' 'a'*'
FOR SALE LOTS.
f^ilK SALX-UOT* OK RIIOl'l 1*1 AMI *\
r n> *t U> thf ?-orl?*r ot IIIUi ?t ifT. VKI ?nJ ?? <KXt
tal'j til \S M 1' Vol Ntt, 1.1".I t at b H
l^iiR >AlT A TrvTH T N TI P.I. -T IN 1 HI l?? AI
I tifui ?ar at tlir lii-a i ItKli at . wtn.-ti a 111 t?
amni- <1 tli * winter aii't a|if><ntvi>?<1 atii t.foai^r*
III t.lir <|'T1U( All opiKHtuB.t) lilt a.l ll.xnt <|. tit tl.at
will i?i otntSanrtmu 11 . % ? mm
>u fe- p. vurstt. i:u.? rat u.?
I>.?K HAL>^-A Mu?I Iil.BlMAUl I U?1 UK KAMI
V a>itr at 13th at a w.. W4a? ii it an<1 ??, aiaa. 4<?a.'vit
1 Ip an adial . 1 111* la a c Uain ? a< U in. vfltrwl. tl?r ifi .ui.t
Ixiriir ?'11 loraUd a id tlir lot n aliort ot?? i tr*' nulj
| ~j" t MAK * ItANbV.
>14 it l a*.
' 1,-OK KAI.F.- t ?H.IM>11 1 ? ? I -I i i ?RI ? Pufe
J :Iii???i*i4 tuu?, in itMf' iti-ft' al 'Ut T'J faat.
; :t?ih au. u<?r h a?r.. At ? 1.10 l^-rln't
I )al^Tl? OKUtt LlXklN!.. l'Mli ati.l II at. n ?
l^nl' SAI>: 4 IRONT ??! Itl I LI I 111 .V! HI I |-.
I room r.ir 7 bo awn?f? |?rw? |?r ltM>i, 47^
l*-r l??t. f :< n. t?.< A corwtr
ii' j.r f. at. ii.?., cit?a^*cr tbau au> in ?ily. A|?| ty at
ou?*. CRA8 A. SH i Lli>\
jal4 .lt* luuti I at. u m.
Fnrn sm r riior? r i.ots ok 'i i. k.i in
Trnu. av?M. Maur otiMr c!m*4> lot
tio? oH.O'Hilt. b t Wiiriuu VliLioN A A?'KI I I.
K3j F at. I.v u\4 -f
1*OK HALE?AT A BAHdAlN I ?1 It DmuARI I
li<altiiu*r- 1/t ts, ??u w *t ?*jt|?? ??f 1 *?tIt -1 , li? ta ^ u H
alidsu w. Ap| i> to l.o( |k p. ? MM A !. I h.
??i4-:u
I^OK SAla*. Al A IAK? ? Al \ II ?M UCHA^M* AT
Ut)re -Oii? hi tii?' !iio?t d?M? rfcbl*- Fniiita^-va, ili?
1 t rthwfct at-i't.on of a of I4lf**?tt<ia
i ^iOfoot alley. ii**ar aoi e l.n*- ltii)ir<>v^m*,ut? n?iv;
: and l?*:i?li? t Ur i* >uutt>. Tt? owti'T
i ol tbe proi?ert> t*i>iit?*iii|*iai t :? i| r"N ,i.n, bul h< Laa
' b*** ii i'all#Q ttx^iu lb? ril jMTMu.itn
'14 :tt I/il'IH i siroi MAkrK. !??0 r at it ?
Iy Mt SALE I'LhIL Mil.I U#J s IN LI l?Ko!T
Park. Ol HI ! V Hho|! | |;n l.ilM i tal.l-OI
?H hAli - vnv M MKAlli r r I.NLR U>T
at tin iu:emtr<Ml ?n V ? hv. i . . N .?? I North
j Capitol -*ti>-^t. ldOttHi ?i I Ir * 'I -I i tiarwam
StvaitMSl KLiT A lihAHLI \. U'J. I m. .iai*J I in
1^1 HALE UT HAVE imK sAi> A l?l>IKAlftl.K
I J l?H*r ol l.ua ii' -- I ? *
1 l ortl, t f l a av.. ala? < bl. *L.b?t Mth au<l 1 ?tb. 7.If
?."? Both of the?- | ico* <?! |to|*?H\ . i'i It . tivrtvd
I itituvo Ml payiuir iBi^tUii'LtR A. I' II1L14 ? 0 .
?
F*ok Ba; ? CIU1 LUTfe A1 hUllJl ??LJCB.
M?l.( 1, 1S. aud t centa mi
i Rinior. 3 It MikiloKii
.ta4-ln?* 14^% t at
rv?l; sALr THF. BEHT TX VCHT1IF.MT OF THI
A i>ay-4oti?*r huicUi# \a u l ? m<l^. and ol atr?*-t
or ivt'uu--, aiuiL r -u .***? i ' tvtiliayWaiiia av?.
Htrwt i-an. I or oiaaJ $ ?uj t-a- b fV >1 aiu '^Un-a
110 i*r UioDlk K. A. THUJ IPN
U&t-'Jm* 141V# N?*a \**rk ava.
FUU SALK _ MISCKLLANtXKJS
^OK SAI.E -!*AlAX>?l AND RttTACKAM ?"ll U
Iuniilur* ai.<t kii.i.ra clicai .oa a- .'atit ,< ai k
D?aa. Ai I'll I 11' i i*t ii at t * >ltt-:(t*
tv IK aiC-Kt AKC P( bUHMtNi. AT Hi W k
goal U'l laut, " tujlrta lj?t IJaa. von tt.l.i,
Iiivitaatiot Uj tl.c lJan It i.laiaw
I rtiiiui 1* altr^a- Tar *iit?-:la. 11 kt lit <K> WOK< M
\ hibiMii ra. M'.'.i tii at. a.ta. no.
F
LV)H bALL-HMAiaL EAM1L\ elCKlht AND
r ? rovimor. Ht> rtt doinff a ir *?d caah l?u?ni.?^a;
1 apl. D>lwl Mtiaiid reut rb afi. atora and .ui*
I i' ufHi fivt-rooma r?*a? n i?.r ?- 4 Urn r buain***. B.
1 RiMhANT, 101. I t .*ud t'anal at aw It*
I 130k SALE - HANDbOME 1 HOB ?( oH Hhl D
1 r Ivur.vtth cartaod Lartw-a. ft . ?t turaout in Ui<?
city, aold for want of uw. Intuit*** ntabl** 1'4'M Ha.
?va. ? Ja 1*? -t?t*
1' bALI v : A iv \ ^il?i -BAH
J Brfaatcr. t>t>ritiir. a^uare bot k>u*fy a ?tn |vW and
aBaft, aa r<x> 1 an m*a- A1m?, u I*, rt.and <*uti>r |n
l|liuvat hO<JM H. Kellotrtr BlllldllMT, Nl?i I m\ jal*> -t*
IB HALJ Jl b I AMU II rWEKTY OOUll
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