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THE EVENING STAR,
\V A 8H I N QTOH:
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4 IKt^Rt a. MM ??* Mll?r.
UrltraiM ??ar hu a rrgnlar. nrrminftl
I KM Hair Jail* rirealnll?w mmr* t ha ? treble
that at uf alber dallv |>??er ??
\\ a.blnataa. aad MM* ?realer Iku lh??
? tall the mth? duit papers bera added
Tn?- of ex-Secretary Lamar In pasaing
mister with hi- Uf brethren of wm
dim. If uvi ints be tree, to the Inlependcnt atti
tude of two tir three senators wbo forsook their
i?s?rty for one occasion only. That they W not |-o
cried into voting against confirmation shows bow
the caucus <jrst? m has tost Its grip upon our law
makers of late. A few years ago 11 would hare
b?eu quite Ir. order for the caucus machinery to be
brougnt Into play, partly for the purpose of secur
ing a rejection, ax d partly to give iho-e senators
wlio wui11tl to cast adversevot' a a convenient ex
i'U?> for ilo'ng so. In rase they should be called to
account by their constituents.
Mr. Lamar's vote is not far from that of Stanley
Mitthews. who*- case w.is a relic 0( the quarrels
within his own part v whli h broke out dugng the
Hays admin stratlon. It Is an important one,
historically speaking. as upon the confirmation or
rejectl?m of his nomination hung practically tbe
<|ecM> >u of the question whether men who had
taken part In the sec-sslon movement should be
. oosldered dl-siuallBel for certain federal
They had found their way back
into the executive branch of the Gov
ernment and Into the legislative branch; but
the app- intinent of Senator Jackson to be circuit
judge of the sixth Judl lal circuit was the first
noteworthy case of their return to the Judicial
branch. Mr. Jackson never took a prominent part
In the rebellion, but was a sympathizer with It,
and accepted an Inconspicuous ctvd office under
the confederacy. As he was a member of the sen
ate altnos; up to the hour of his nomination, and
personally a favorite wlib his associates, and as
his course since the war had been extremely con
servative, there was no organized opposition to
him. and his case could hardly be regarded as a
precedent, Mr. Lamar, however, by his defense of
Jefferson Davis on the floor of the Senate, and his
many approving references to the position of the
southern Mates in the civil contest, had made
himself a shining mark for the shafts of his oppo
nents; and the fact that his was the first case of
:ae nomination of a participant !n secession to the
<-ourt of last appeal, whose members are called
upon to settle the gravest questions of constitu
tional law, caused many senators to put their dis
approval on record, as it were, even though lew
probably bad any Idea of procuring his defeat.
A correspondent complained the other day
against the "screeds" published In Tnr. St*k
about high house rents in Washington, on the
gTound that sucti articles "do Injury to the city."
on similar grounds, doubtless, complaint could be
made of the occasional mention that the streets
are not swept as often or as thoroughly as they
ought to be. or the suggestion that the popular
demand for a better water supply should be met
by hastening work on the new aqueduct. The
only way certain defects In the city's gov rnraent,
its public works, or its social custom* can be
remedied is by drawiog attention to them. And
In this line It is a proper sublect of ulscusalon why
It Is that, with as mu -h unimproved land as we
have now within the boundaries of Washington,
t h^re are so few houses for rent at a low figure,
easy of access to departments where clerks are
employed by the thousand at salaries ranging
from twelve to e'Khte-n hundred dollars. These)
p<s,p!e m ike, in man) p-spe, is, the \ery best class !
of tenants. They are apt to be methodical !
In their habits. prudent and thrifty, and they !
make a point of paying their debts as :
fast a? their uionej comes in trim the <?ov
erTitteiit. P. it they ar? not rich men, and :
ir. i.'ilcr to ive within tiieir Incomes they must
ii iv' li- which. ir>t them not more than twenty
to i h ri y dollars a month, and near enough to their
ofe. es to save them the extra ex|>ense of ndlng
l??th ways every day. There Is ;.u abundance of i
land now occupied by unprofitable rookeries, or ,
not occupied at all. neur the very heart of the city,
ov?h>4 In l.irge tra> t? by estates and i-orporattons,
?nd whirl* |i its owners wer ? shrewd, could. It Is
believed, r?- made to p;:v a handsome Interest on i
? ,e nioti-y lock,-d up In it. Neat apartment houses,
wit ii ilk-- >u'ward appearance of private dwellings
..nd coitt?lulnk. say. three or four suites of rooms
Ineirh. could be ilejiemled on for a gross Income I
of M-o >>r |Mi a month, and rented to tenants who !
w. iiH Uve In ttiein all the year round. Instead of ,
liinitio* their stay to the session of Congress or j
? : e season of cool weather. If one such expert- j
tn- nt wen- made on a considerable scale, it would ,
probably prove sufficiently succes ful to set the
fash:'U for tic construction of enough apartment
houses to '.ar.'ely supply the want Indicated.
? ?
The report of the New York slate commission to
tn-wbrad the best method of executing the i
<teath sent-nee upon < rtiulnals. follows the line 1
which was briefly sketched in these columns a |
we?'k or two ago, in a review oi the correspondence '
which hu l poured in upon the commission since
their invest! at tons began. It sets forth the great I
advantjge^ of e.e, tncity over any other method
su?-ge?;ed. as being bloodless. Instantaneous, 1
and never-failing In Its operation, and apparently
painless. The particular form of application pro- i
pose i by the '-on,mission is the familiar one of the
chair, with foot real and headrest, to which the'
eontlet u fasten-d, aud tn which he Is suddenly
stricken dead by the pressing of a button.
It would he possible, of course, to make this
more strictly automatic than any other mode.
The button might be connected with a clockwork
apparatus so arranged that the pressure would
occur at a certain nertnent, perhaps not dellultelv
known even totMexecutlaaer himself, whose only
function would be tbe windlug up of the main
spring when he received word from the sheriff that
all was ready. The absence of direct human agen
cy In the matter would rob the opponents of the
system of their standard objection, that any
method of capital punishment Is brutal which re
quires one human beihg knowingly to take the
lite of another human being in cold blood. There
is little douot that if the experiment of electrical
executions were once fairly made, the rope would
go out of vogue ever; where except In frontier set
tlements.
Cincinnati yesterday witnessed the extraordi
nary spectacle of an entire court of the Vnlted
Mates?Judge, jury, crier, clerks, tipstaffs, coun
sel, prisoner, and all?taking up its march In
solemn procession to the house of a private citizen
lor the purpoue of hearing hLs testimony as he lay
stretched on a couch with a broken leg. This sort
of thing re- alia the origin of the term "circuit,"
now so cotLinonly applied, without a definite
meaning, to courts which are really local, but
g-ilng back to the practice of the Judges when they
carried their tribunals around with them from
place to place, and sometimes forced an obstfbatc
jury to a conclusion by bundling them Into a
.prtngless cart and driving them over the roughest
road in the district.
All this formality at Cincinnati was due to the
dealrefora full examination of the wounded wlt
i,esa, including answers to cram-questlona, which
could bet be obtained by a mere written depusi
tl -n. It was in the lliter.*' of falrnesa to the de
feadaf, one of the chief officers of the late Fidel
ity bank, and shows how careful a regard Is
always bad for the rights of the Individual as
against the state, even in a court constituted by
the state fir the purpose of bringing to punish
ment offenders against its peace and dignity.
We who live in a mild and cheerful climate have
Uttleldeif of the ngorsof a winter in the north
west, with lis ac-coicpatlm-nt of snow-blockades
and blizzards, where teachers and children are j
fr?en to death on their way to school, teamsters |
and their horses tall dead In the road and farmers
la their OeldSk and moth?rs who leave their door
atepti to go to the assistance of their little ones,
but a Kone's throw away, are killed before they
can get Utck. tt >- nod It hard to understand bow
such things can be; and the reflection of how so
many of our countrymen are suffering ought to
make us very patient with the little freaks of
?tormy wea' her which we have V< bear from time
to time.
Oraxd Opssino
COXTISCE THE BALANCE OF THIS WEEK AT
ULK M?f Kl'lLUlSO. 514 VTH ?T. N. W.
L*..e? shubld rum? and register their names for the
l^awmul SOO NEW HOME UWISU MACHINE
NEW DEFAKTL'&E F.NCOf RAGED
1 attraction girwa m all kuafc of Embroidery ami
CsitwlH
DECORATIVE PAIN Tl NO
We have ex ifSrfrU the very b>?t talent to superintend
thia <l?t>artmrat. Lustre Paiiituur. Lamiacapa Paiiit
114. sod all the different brsn?iliM? Uiurht Ws liave
?" "M w?U li(ktel and nuukiol fuutLiS for Itaua
UMm ha*lu? Kmbru.deries or PalnUnff can be left
at nr kooia* tor sale.
I OFPEXUEIMEB * bho
NEW Bt'ILDINti,
jal 7 ill Mk and aw., let I a?l T.
Overcoat Weather Is Here
AND IT IS LI KELT THAT WE WILL HAVE MORE
OF IT DURING THE TWO MONTHS TO COME
THAN WE HAVE HAD 131 THE TWO MONTHS
PAST.
OUR STOCK OF THESE GOODS IS CLEAN AND
IN GOOD SHAPE. ON SOME BROKEN UNES WE
MAKE SHARP reductions. ALL OUR 450 SATIN
UNED. VELVET EDGE COATS ARE MARKED AT
?40 ONE OR TWO LINES OF WHICH THERE ARE
ONLY A FEW SIZES LEFT. ARE #35.
YOU'LL BUT NO BETTER ANYWHERE IN WASH
INGTON AT ANY PRICE.
THE BOYS WANT OVERCOATS AS WELL AS THE
MEN AND WE ABE NOW PREPARING TO CLEAN
OUT OUR STOCK OF overcoats BY PUTTING
SUCH PRICES ON THEM AS WILL MAKE THEM
MOVE.
SAYING THAT ALL OUR GOODS BETWEEN
SUCH AND SUCH PRICES ARE DOWN TO A GIVEN
FIGURE DONTCONVEY A VERY CORRECT IDEA
FOR THERE MAY BE TWO OR THREE SUITS
THAT ARE MARKKD DOWN A GOOD DEAL AND
FIFTY THAT ARE REDUCED VERY LITTLE
THE WAY TO understand WHAT WE ARE
OFFERING YOU AND THE PRICE* IS TO COME
AND SEE THEM.
THEY TELL THEIR OWN STORY. WE DON'T
PRETEND THAT WE ARK MARKING ALL OUR
GOODS DOWN SUCH QOODS AS WE WOULD ,
have TO REPLACE TO KEEP OUR STOCK IN '
seasonable SHAPE WE DO NOT MARK DOWN.
FOR OUR PRICES ARE AS LOW AS THE GOODS
CAN BE AFFORDED
I
1. B. BARNUM * CO,
>17 931 PENN. AVENUE
Sealskin And Seal, Plush w BAPS.
At the Reduced Rate* we bave been selling,
I far re are but a few more left of the
SHORT WRAPS AND SACQUES.
In the event of not tit tin* we take measure* ami
till orders * it Lin a few day a
Oua lot of
BLACK PLUSH VISITES,
with Jet. sUes 34. 30. 38. reduced from <18 to
?13.
FUR-LINED circulars,
and up. Narrow Peman Lamb and Beaver
Trimming* for Bonnets.
B. H. OTINEMETZ * SOX.
1"37 pennsylvania AVE.
ti
Get Me A Situation
IN SOME CITY WHERE SAKS AND COM
PANY HAVE NO STORE I CANNOT MEET |
THtlR PRICES HERE IN WASHINGTON
and make my department pay." the '
FOREGOING IS AN EXTRACT FROM A
letter written home time ago to
ONE OF OUR MANUFACTURERS OF BOYS
AND CHILDREN'S clothing BY A GEN
TLEMAN WHO WAS THEN MANAGING THE
BOYS' CLOTHING department OF A
Washington house, and its silent
eloquence, MORE RICH THAN WORDS.
TELLS A TRUE STORY AND POINT8 OUT
A MORAL. NO OTHER HOUSE HERE CAN
BUY TO SUCH ADVANTAGE AS OURS. CON
SEQUENTLY NO ONE ELSE CAN SELL A3
LOW AND DO A PAYING BUSINESS. THE
REASON IS PLAIN. VE HANDLE GOODS
IH enormous quantities. WE BUY
ONLY IN LARGE LOTS. AND THE MAN
WHO BUYS LARGELY CAN ALWAYS BUT
CHEAPER THAN THE 8MALLER BUYER.
WE but FOB CASH OSL V; THEREFORE.
THE manufacturers. ASSUMING NO
RISK WITH our PURCHASES, sell US AT
bed-ROCK PRICES. WE KNOW the
WANTS OF washington, BEING "A^
TIVK HERE A SO TO THE MASSER
Bony." CONSEQUENTLY parents CAN
ALWAYS FIND here JUST the THINGS
10 SUIT THEIB BOYS. WITH ALL THE8E
advantages IS IT ANY WONDER THEN
that WE DO SUCH A TREMENDOUS bus- I
I ness IN BOYS' CLOTHING? JUST AT
T111B TIME especially WE are OFFER
ing the richest BARGAINS ever
SHOWN IN BOYS' SUITS. OVERCOATS AND
OTHER belongings. COME IN and
LOOK THEM OVER AT YOUR CONVE
NIENCE
saks and COMPANY.
J?l? SEVENTH and MARKET SPACE.
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We are nellintr all the standard and fancy quality
writing papers at pricea never equalled In the station
ary store* Our goo. In are sold by the pound, and yon
get about twice aa much for the moi.ey aa in buying bv
the quire:
Berkshire and Fran.-onia Milla. OcUvo and Commer
ctal Sises. i*r pound labuut 100 sheets), 13c. pound.
Broad laid Linen, balm Fluiali. Ruled or Plain, 30e.
pound.
Hmooth Cream Laid, Ruled or Plain, 30c. pound
Antique Linen. Octavo or Commercial, 30c l>ouod.
Edinburgh Linan. Az.ire. Octavo, lac. pound.
(Juaen Ann Linen, 3tlc. pound.
Euvelu|f? to match these, 5 and 10c. park aire.
Beacon HiU Linen, Smooth or Antique Finish. Oc
tavo and Com. Sues. Ruled and Plain. 40c. pound.
Man-ua Ward'a Royal Irish Linen. Octavo 4!>e.
pound; Commercial (S1V. pound.
Overland Mail, Foreign Correspondence, 40 and TUc.
pound.
Mourning Paper. Nirrow. Medium, and Wide 1^1?
Linen, 'J5c. quire
Envelofva to match, 10 and 15c. package
Curreapoodericr Carda and Envelopes, 19, 25, and
49c. box
Progressive Euchre Seta. 70c.
Tally Carda. 5c.
Drive ? hiat Seta, TOc.
Carter'a Inka
Black Letter. 5c.; Black Letter, fc pint, 35c.
Blue black, 10c.. last Bed. lt)c.
Buby's Metal Paints:
Royal (sliding. 4Ur.; Royal Bronaa, 40c.
Boyal Silver. 40c . Gold Ink. 25c.
William'a Liquid Gol 1, S5ci
ViaiUnff Carda. 15c. pack of 6a
_ SMITH * WARD WELL.
fL0-? 706 707-709 Market Space.
TTifeApTnCLASSES IK
?l im stu<.4< ?, 111,1 1 ?:itiMylvaui? ivp Instructor*?
f \ InVJviVa'a riKLA!,1:V OItJL; M'*M>
LJte.r Trnna. per month
ial?-:!i* ' ?w Antlqua, *3.
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binaYion
Jal3-Ut
Cheapkb Thaw At Auction.
FOB 9 ALB.
925,000 worth of Housekeeping Goods. at 8tore No.
1117 Penns>lvania Avenue. TO-MORR?jW, from
8 a. m. to 0 p. in.
FUH SALE.
til.500 worth of Boys' Clothing. at Store No, 407
12th itral northwaet, TO-MORROW. from 8 a. m.
to 6 p.m.
FOR BALE.
91P.000 worth of Upholstery Goods. at Store No. 1119
I'ennaylvanla avenue, TO-MOiiROW, from 8 a. m.
to 6 p. hi.
RILES OF THE 8ALE.
?JO I^r Tent Discount off marked price*. Ternii Cash.
Dealer* muat rail before 11 a. m. or after 4 30 p.
to. The public are lnvitod from 8 a. ui. to 6 p. m. |
A SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Department*, aa quoted al>ove. were introduced at !
the PALAIS BOVA1. but three mouths since. The |
Proprietor having determined todiac lit mm them
offor* the mocks, valued at 955.500, at lean than
( oat Price*.
I
AN EXPLANATION.
The (tood* were selected by competent buyer* from
tUe leading manufacturer*, and were bought for
(a<h, and marked at *iuall profit. Immediately
after Christmas eaoh article wa* remarked at Cloa- ;
tog-Out Price*, and now a* 20-Per Cant Discount ia
alloweu off these laat price*, it can be truly aaid
1X88 THAN COST PRICES.
NOTICE TO MOTHERS.
We want yon to see our Boya' Clothing, and then you
can form an opinion. There has been so much
exaggeration of late in advertising Boys' Clothing
that you Are Justifiably auspicious of all announce
ment*. We are to (five up keeping Boya' Clothing?
going out of the buaineaa.
HOTEL PROPRIETORS AND OTHERS
I
Are notified that the Sale aow taking place offer* an '
unufiual opportunlt -in fact an opportunity not i
likely to occur sgaln. Table Linen*, Bed Cover
ings, Curtain*, Cover*, fcc., at les* than wholesale
price*. Not only one of the lament stock* of
Housekeeping (lood* and Upholstery Good*, but
one of the ttneat in the city.
OF INTEREST TO ALL
New Goods, such a* Laces, Gloves, Fan*, nandker" t
chief*. Flower*, for evening wear, are arriving daily
Other Good* muat lie forced out. 20 Per Cent
Discount off marked prices of Liued R d Glove*?
Cloth and Worsted Glovea?Men'* fine Underwear
?Cloak* and Huita?Fur*?Trimmed and Un- I
trimmed Hat*?Lad;ee' Worsted Goods?Ladiea' :
Warm Skirts?ChtMreu'a Worsted Goods, Warm
I'nderweer and Dolls.
10 Per Cent Discount off marked price* of Shoe*,
Slippers, Rubber*. Art Porcelaina, Clocka, and
Lamps, and Leather Good*.
I
tr THIS ENTIRE COLUMN BELONGS TO THE
PALAIS ROYAL.
Fob Evening \Y
ear.
THE PALAIS ROYAL REQUESTS YOUR PRES
ENCE AT THE OPENING OF S0MF
NEW GOODS.
NEW FANS.
The "Mary Anderson," 3 long Ontrlch Plumes and
Aigrette, mounted on single stick, $3. Those with 5
Plumes, Aigrete and bunch of tips, 96. these fans,
have a small mirror concealed at back.
New Fan* of 0*trtrh and Marabout Feather*. 93.48
Crepe de Chene Fans, feather tips, 9:1.
Hand-painted Blaok do. lace trimmed, 94.50.
White Gauze Fans, painted, only 91.
Silk Gauze Pa nted Faua, 92.
Red Silk Uatize Fan*, Spangled, 95.50.
Painted Gauze with Ostrich Tip*, 94.75.
Skeleton Silk Gauze Fan*, hand-painted, trimmed
with Point d' Esprit Lace, 90.75.
Skeleton Crepe de Chine Fan*, hand-painted, trim
med with Fedora Lace, gilt *tick*. (ft
Skeleton Cre|? de Chene Fan*, plain colors, beauti
fully inlaid sticks, 93.
Colore in above lots. Pink, leghorn, red. light blue,
< ream, mahogany, and black and white.
i
NEW HOSE.
Boot pattern Silk Hose, black feet with colored
upper*, such as pink, blue, cardinal, hellotro|ie, nilu
green, gray, drab, yellow and white. 93 48 a pair.
Opera length Hose Plain Lisle Thread, 9129- Fancy 1
Striped, 91 tIN. spun 8Uk 91.83 a pair.
Black Silk Hose fast black?extra values?
MM silk, UNo., fl.lWand 91.3W per pair.
Spun Silk, 91.08,919S, lit. 92.48. 9200. 92.89.
93.10. 93 48. 93.89. $4.08 and 4 98 a pair
Colors. 98c.. 91 15, 91-39, 92.50 and 93,. 15.
NEW LACKS.
Many new styles In Black Chantllly, Spanish Gui
pure and Fedora Lace nets and flouncing*. In deli
cate evening colors, polkt-dot Silk Nets at 91.88.
?tripe* at 92.48, and the plain colors at 91.15 a yard.
NEW NECRWEAR
Some very beautiful handrun Black Lace Scarfs,
and Fichus at 92.0(1, 90. U8 and 99 .98.
NEW HANDKERCHIEFS.
Real Duchee* Lacs and very abeer Linen Handk'f*
exquisitely embroidered, a* high as 95 a piece. Have
alao opeued the most beautiful quality of finely em
broidered Liuen Haudk'a at 25c. Please aak to see
them.
NEW GLOVES.
New glovea are always aofter and better than those
which have been in stock, even for a ahort while.
Ludrreeed Kid Moequetairea. White, flesh, cream,
Mack.
Buttons; 8 I 12, 10 I 20 25
Price. 91.08 1 9198 j 92.50 I 93.50 ! 94.50
Pearl Kid (dressed) blark embroidery, 20 bu.tons.
Silk Mitts (shoulder length) all colors, 91.98.
Men's Evening Kid Glovea only 91 a pair.
Ladies' H-l Hit ton Mosquetairea only 91.
Colora Cream, White, pearl and pink
BBB OO Y V -SSK -
BBBB 8 8 W 8!?"
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BBB OO Y 88
CLOTHING AND HAT DEPARTMENT
la being closed oat. A long list of reduced prices in
the "Post," but dout wait, and, especially try to rail
early or late In the day-less crowding then.
This satire column belong* to toe
PALAIS
ROVAL;
Woodward & Lothrop-s Colum*.
TUESDAY. JANUARY 17. 1SS8.
changed daily.
Reductions In Wraps.
Wesbsll continue to reduce prices oo our
Winter Wraps until the entire line la disposed
of. We harp nerer offered better banraine than
in now nn uit. We are clearing out all winter
gooda previous to onr Setni-Annual Inventory.
January 31. Lower price* have been made on
oar stock of Bora' Winter Overcosts and hiuu.
WOODWARD A LOTHROP.
Cor, lltli a.id F ata. n.w.
About 42 Pieces Left.
We have left inily about 42 pieces ol the 38 in
All-Wool Drras Goods at
37)?c. PER YARD.
These are in tbia season's moat iVsirable
Checks, Plaid*. Plains, and Fancy Mix ure?.
aud sold early in the se a n at 50c. |>er jtrd
Are a genuine bargain at 37 !?c.
WOODWAHD A LOTHROP,
Cor. 11th and 1 ata. n.w.
Clearance S>le Ok XTnderwear.
It ia our deiire to cloae oiit the entire winter
atock ol Men u, Ladles' and Misses' Merino aud
Wool Underwear previous to stocktaking Jan
uary 31. and to that end have made the follow
iug reiliK'tiona
MEN'S WINTER UNDERWEAR.
Men'sOeuuine French 12-thread Balorimran
Underwear, winter weight, full regular made
and tuli fashioned. Shirts, elites 34 to 44.
drawers, 30 to 42 inches. Sold heretofore at
91.50 tor smallest size; rise 10c. making ih'
largest size coat 92. We now oiler all sixes at
41 each.
Men's Heavy Scotch (Shetland) Lamh'a wool
Underwear, full reirular aud full fashioned.
Shirts, sizes 3'J, 38, 42 and 44. drawers, sines
34, 38 ami 40.
Sold heretofore for 91.50
Closing-out price if l .00
Men's Heavy Camel's-Halr Mixed Underwear,
very pleasant to the sliii. Shirts. 42, 44 and
4(1; drawer*, sizes 38 and 40.
Sold heretofore at 91.25
Closing-out price *1.00
Men's All-Wool Scarlet Medicstrd Under
wear. full reirular mad.- Sh:ns, size 40, draw
ers. size 34.
Sol . heretofore at 91.25
t ioetu/ ont price 1.00
M-n's White Heavy All-Lamb's-Wool Under
wear, extra trrade. Shirts, sizes 28. 40 a.nl
44 indies; draw. is. sizes 34. 3B, 38 aud 4C
Inches
Sold heretofore at $1.50
Closing-out price 1.25
Men's Ixtra Heavy Nor'oik anil New Bruus
wick Co.'s Underwear, extra line quality, full
regular made and full lashioned. Sh.rts, sizes
34 aud 3H . druwers, sizes 34, 38, 40 ai'd 42.
Sold heretofore at 92.00
Closing-out price 1.75
Men's Extra Heavy All W<h>1 English Cash
mere Underwear, full reirular made iind lu.
fashioned, line grade. Starts, with ribbed skirt
sizes 34, >(i and 38; drawers, sell-faced, sizes.
Si8, 32. 34 and 38.
Sold heretofore at 1 92 50
CI sing out price 2.00
Men's Extra H avy All-Wool Scarlet Medi
cated Underwear, lull reirular u a<le, extra flti -
quality. Shirts have ribbed skirt, sizes 34 tj
44. Draws have self-facing. sizes 34 to 40.
Sold heretofore at 95.25
Closing-out i rici a.00
(Men's Dept., entrance 1013 Fst.)
MISSES AN1) LADIES' IXDKH IAE
Broken lines which we wish to be rid of be
fore stink taking.
Misses' White Merino Vests, high neck ami
long sleeve.-, medium weight, Jersey cut, slz -
20 and 28 only.
Sold heretofore at 75c.
Closing-out Price *" '_>5c.
Misses' Fine Mor.no Wool Vests, size 22.
Sold heretofore at 1'Oc.
Closing-out price 50c.
Misses'Fine Merino Wool i'a .ts,aizes2(1, 2R.
3d, 32, and 34. Sold heretofore, according to
size, at 70. 75. 80. 85. an OOc.
We offer all sizes at 50c. per pair.
Miasos' Ainerican Hosiery Co.'a Merino Vests,
size 30 inches.
Soid heretofore at 85c.
('losing-out price ?Joe.
Childr n's White Sw iss Ribbed Saxony Wool
> ests, sizes (5 and ' years.
Sold heretofore at 80c.
Closiotr-out prli-e .. (lilc
LADIES' WIN 1 Fit I NDERWEAR.
Ladies' Heav, White Merino Vests, sizes 28
34, aud 30 niches.
Sold heretofore at 87)*'"
Closing-out price 50c
Indies' All-wool Saxony Hlbbe.1 Vests, aearlet
and white, sizes Xos. 2 and 3 (medium and
large i.
Sold heretofore at #1.25
t'liMiug-out price 75c.
Ladies* All-wool Scarlet Medicated Underwear
excellent quality. I'ants, sizes 30 aud 32; vest
sizea 30 32, 34, and 36.
Sold heretotore at $1.25
Ctosing-out price 75c.
Ladies' [scarlet All-wool Medicated Underwear
extra heavy aud line. Vests, sizes 30, ,'12, anil
34 iuches. pants, 30, 32, and 34.
Sold herecofore at. 91.50
Closing-out price 1.00
Lid ea' White W. O MedlicottCo.'s iwo-thirds
wool Underwear. Vests size 2(>, pants aizes
28, 30, 32. and 34. Sold heretofore, according
tosses, at 91.50, 91 00, 91.70, 91.80, and
We offer all sizes at 91 each.
NOTE.?Other departments are participating
in tbia reduction sale previous to stock-taking,
special mention of which will acpcar later.
WOODWARD & LOTH ROP.
Cor. 11 th ami F sts. n.w.
Sale Before Stock Taking.
To reduce our stock of
BOYS' OVERCOATS
previous to Inventory. January 31, we make
the following re uctlons:
Four excellent styles of neat checked, striped
anil mixed Fancy Cloth Overcoats, for boys .
from 7 to 12 years. Been selling at 97 and
97.50.
CHOICE OF THE LOT FOR 95.
1 lot of Boys' Blue Boaver Cloth Overcoats,
with cape. Sizes 7 to 12 years.
REDUCED FROM 97 TO 95 EACH.
1 lot of Boys' Dark Striped Cheviot Over
coats. Sizes 7 to 12 years.
REDUCED FROM 98 TO 9(1 EACH.
YOUTHS' OVERCOATS REDUCED.
The following Overcoats are for youths 12 to
17 years of age. aud are made from the best
gra ia of materials and finished in an.admirable
manner.
YOUTHS' BLUE CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS.
Sizes 12 ami 17 years. Reduced from 910
and 11 to 97.50 each.
CHECKED ENGLISH COVERT CAPE OVER
COATS.
Sizes 12 to 17 yeara. Reduced from 912 to
97.50 each.
ENGLISH WHIP-CORD OVERCOATS.
Sizea 12 to 17 years. Reduced from 915 to
910 each.
YOUTHS' FINE CASSIMKRE OVERCOATS.
Sizea 12 to 17 years. Reduced from 915 to
910 each.
YOUTHS GRAY CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS
sizes 12 to 17 years. Reduced from 915 to
911 each.
(Third floor; two elevators.)
WOOD WARD k LOTHROP.
('or. llth and F sts n.w.
J^ale Previous To Inventory.
To reduce our stock of
CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS
Previous to Inventory January 31, we make the
following reductions:
ECRU NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS
3X yds. long, 54 in. wide. One-third off'.
REDUCED FROM 93 TO 92 PER PAIR
ECRU NOTTINGHAM LACE CUrtTAlNS.
31* yds. long, 00 in. wide, about ?4 price.
REDUCED FROM 94.50 TO 93.50 PER PAIR
Madras Lace Curtains. in Cream. Lemon and
Fancies, 3M yds. long,54 in. wide.
1 line from 93-75 to 92.75 per pair.
1 line from 95 to 94 per pair.
1 line from 97 to 95 per i*ir.
1 line from 97.50 to 9tf per pair.
1 line from 910 to 98 per pair.
1 line from 912 to 98 per pair.
Tbia ia an exceptionally good opportunity, of
which advantage ahould be taken, aa every |-i'
waa good value it the original price.
CLOSING SALE OF TURCOMANS.
The atock is smaller than it ever waa. With a
view of aclling . VERY PAIR before atock tak
ing we offer them at two-thirds and three
fourths regular prices. Judicious housewives
should avail themselves of thia excellent op
portunity.
1 line from 912 to 98 per pair.
1 hue troui Sil4 to 910 per pair.
1 line from 918 10 $12..>0 per pair.
1 line front 920 to 915 per pair.
KElil C1 iO.N IN CURTAIN LACE.
White and Ecru, excellent line of patterns.
35c. quality, dowu to 25c. per yd.
:i7.v quality, dowu to 31c. per yd.
511c. quality, dowu to 37>*c. per yd.
&0 > yards 1 rimed Cautuu k lusii, rich, warm
colorings, iu Persian designs.
REDUCED h Ho n 37)* TO 2?c. PER YD.
50 pieces Woolen Faucy Fringes, desirable
for trimming lambrequins, curtains, fancy
work, Ac.
REDUCED FROM 31 AND 35c. TO 33c. per YD.
1.000 pairs Biasa Curtain Cuaina.
REDUCED F:.(jM 18 TO IIX'. EACH,
500 sards 50 men Spun Silk aud bila Petit
Poiuts, tor furulture cove, lugs aud curtalna.
Niu- cnoice colorings.
REll
JtuUi ED from 92.25 TO 91.30 PER YD.
Few left Fine 12-4 Rsw Silk Table Covers.
Rich coloriugs,
R-DucEb FROM 95 TO 9.1 EACH.
A genuine bargain, and cannot oe duplicated.
We are also offering in this Department a
complete aasortuieut of saaaoinbU goods, at at
tractive prices.
(Fourth floor.)
WOODWARD * LOTHROP.
Cor. llth and F sts. n.w.
Dress Shirts To Order
We have every facility for making Mans' thirta
to order. A competent cutter and litter and
skilled shirt operatives, satisfaction guarau
Priceei
81s for nine dollars.
ix .or ten fltty.
?is for twelve dollars.
We call attention to ourelsnnt Uneof
Mi-N's ?LLt, DRESS SHIRT FRONTS,
which we are prepared to place in ahtrta to
onler, embracing
PLAIN AMD EMBROIDERED PIQUES,
PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED LINENS.
WOODWARD * LOTHROP.
>19 Cor. llth and Fats. n.w.
Shall We Mui
A
HUGE DONATION*
r
W* HHAT-T
While Congrseeui?n are cudgeling their brains to
invent * plan to reduce the surplus we have taken
the
"BULL BT THE HORNS'*
And DM to work in a practical way to reduce oar
?took of
FINE READY-MADE
CLOTHING
To make room for the builders. who are pushing a*.
Shall we make you a donation ? We tliall. t'nder the
circumstances we could not do otherwiee and lire up
to our idea of right. It if due to j-ou ihat we make
some acknowledirment of the muUitudiuoua favor*
you have (howered upon us, hence we offer
Fine Montsgnac Surtonts, with velvet col
lars, satin sleeve lintuva, and double
warp Italian body lining*, at *8.50 each
Reduced from 415. A modest donation of $0.50 to
every purchaser.
On Saturday, October 25, 1884. we threw open our
do<>r* to the people, soliciting a sharp of their patron
age. promising to protect them in every psrticulsr.
We have kept the f ith. and to-day furnish new evi
dence of our determination to continue doing ao, to
wit:
Newmarket Overcoats. All-wool Melton,
silk sleeve linings, and double warp serge
body lining, at 45.00 each.
We soon learned that we had settled among a warm
hearted. generous people, who took special delight in
aiding an honest effort, and whose appreciation of
right was keenly enthusiastic We. too, are enthusiasts
when we have it in our power to Bell
Fine Chinchilla Overcoats, Black and Brown,
with Hilk Velvet Collsrs, Silk Sleeve Lin
ings, and full Satin Body Linings, at 413 38
Finding ourselves in the midst of snrh charming
surroundlnga, need we tell you how deep an Interest
the situation possessed for us or how earnestly and
zealously we set about It to niske ourselves worthy of
your esteem, your conttden e, your patronage* Hav
ing this end constantly In view partly explaina why
we offer you such a tremendous drive in
Fine Corkscrew Overconts, Black and Brown.
with Silk Kactnss I>.mb!. W?ri> Serge Lin
ing. perfect fitting and as dressy as need be.
?t 910 75
After remaining with yon one year we found our
selves uncomfortably crowded. We needed more iwim
and added a floor. This is not specially surprising
when you come to consider the fact that our good*
hsve alwavs been fully up to the required standard
and the prices exceedingly low. We offer ss evidence
of our claim a line of
Wild Wale French Diagonal OvercoatR, rich Real
Brown, with Satin Faring*, Silk Sleeve I.iu
itnrs. and Double-Warp Silk Serge liudy
Lining, at #1'- 00
The second year of our stay was full of success. At
Its i lone we found it necessary to have more room, slid
another floor was sdded. To say that we were highly
gratified is a tame way of expressing it. To show that
we are uot forgetful of past favors, we offer yuu now a
line of
All-Wool Cheviot Overcoats. Gray and Brown.
with Silk Faclnrs. Silk Sleeve Linings, and
D?ub e-Warp ltalien Hasty Lining, a hand
some, *t) lish, durable, and iierfect-fltting
garment, at <11 48
A third year brought our goods more and more in
demand, and it is now an imperative necessity for us to
have atill more room. Walls and partitions must go
down. Every floor of the spacious four-story brick
double building, W37 and 039 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 READY-MADE CLOTHING.
While these extensive alterations and improvements
are belli* made what shall we do with our stock? Store
it sway. No. Rent another store aud continue to sell
at our usual profit of 10 per cent? No. What then is
best to do? Ah. we have it.
Giva THE PEOPLE A GRAND BENEFIT!
DONATE TO THEM ALL THE PROFIT AND A
PART OF THE CAPITAL INVESTED.
We can well afford it. Our sales during the three
years past have amounted to hundreds of thousands of
dollars. Then w hy should we not donate to the source
whence It all came the profit on (50.000- say 95,000?
We grasp the opportunity.
Fine English Kersey Over
coats, with silk and satin sloeve
and body linin.-s, at 416 75 each.
Reduced from 420 75; a donation of 44 to every
purchaser.
We weigh the matter well.
Browu ChinclUa Overcoats,
strictly nil wool, velvet collsr*
and velvet piping, heavy Italien
lining, at 40 08 each.
And settle it satisfactorily.
Fur Beaver Storm Overcoats.
drain at 410 00 each.
Reduced from 413 50; a donation of 02 50 to every
purrhaaer.
Startling, but true.
Bullock's Standard Diagonal
Suits, seal brown, styl sh in cut.
handsomely trimmed and well
made, at *10 75 a suit.
We ask special attention to this lot, as every suit is
richly worth 418.
Make yourse^^^f i',iald SvliU, *'?* 3:^7 g8asuit
to 38, ""I*
Regular P^f^t e^enen^Burtne- # ^ , iuit.
Suits* '***
Worth gazing at.
Handsome Cheviot stripe Suits,
strictly sll wool, a late pattern
and very stylish, at 48 68 a suit
A new wonder. . Cheviot Suits, ail
^1. well trimmed and a .??
30,37. ????*?
You know ?u ?^UneTHarris' BIlk Mixed
Boys' ayes will dance to thia music.
300 Suit* for Boys, material
strictly all wool, stripes, checks,
and mixtures; sixes 1.1 to 18
yean, at $5 50asui
We have enumerated only a few of the rare bargains
we have in store, as space will not permit us to go into
detail.
Tou bars Just two weeks in which to make yourself
solid on U? clothing question.
VICTOR K. ADLII'S
10 Per Csat Clothing Hotue 10
KTaKMSTtt itLf^cttn
>12 Strictly One Price.
WANTED?HELP.
W nK?En_F,R8T't LAS* OOP*. AT 1703 K BT
? ? u. W.
W OCIOURi |li) io V40 i"H am
V .,,rr."U.:^j;,rT ' m-ny' or ? way
" ?i.r5",a Pr"1' Men Cooks.
SAML A. CUOMBS.B36 F st n w.
\V*NJ*'' * competent ?<>m*n to do
? ? *?n*ra] housework for ? of threw aualL
pl?ce permanent; u out stiy u rliti- rvi??r^n ???. ?*.*
qulrej^Call at 401 A.t rr
DICK'S AGENCY. WOMEN 00W
* *40: rtiambenn ,|Ja. ?mImm nun *.
UuudrtiM. men conke. wslte ?. I.utle^,^"' ..,,
dairymen. m?n an,I wife. at once. Hl.lTthn w JalT-'-.t*
Wfi2"Sr**2,? T,) CANVASS aWKI.UPAY
sS&Sfc
? 12 ?o one well lecommended. 1S01 V e! j,?
AVsuiUS*I>i;'V^\."15,11 Jhitk girl nm
vv >ui?, Good home lor the n*ht mrL (112 A ?t
It*
\V ANTED- * MARRIED MAS OH RTOt K I'AKM
farru'ud li'ik"? ?,r<,</f-d. who ander.laii.ls
nTn <?i? ,??u?i e**; f" d c*?aJice "r the "'-lit
TEmEkM^o^*'" oF ^AiUr...
WANTF.D-A COMPETENT C<X'K. WHO WILL
A Z i" waehtti* aud irouin*. AppH at .V.M
_ _ J17-J?t*
\V^J,KP - tTite- writer operator* to
tfon T ii.,. {'"""'v" - "j" ''">?* *" <w?<t condi- I
d.?: uffk vT, A"i".',hrr "f iinut.\i Ad
ates GKO.R Mlrl ERi, care P p.C Co.. city Jall-12
^TANTED?FIRST CLASs WAIST AM) SKIRT
hands. Ai*|'1> at 140N Peuu. eve. |i*
WANTED-PARTNER WITH Ti ?I.OOO
will l"C"" 4e . ' >'ject to eitlanre
Stir office inve?ti(ratiou. Address RICHARDS,
W ANTKD-A WHmfwTlMtN lOM tiENERAL
"'houaeworl; for a small family; must Ik- a rood
euTL*Ul<vS>'*,iJffb?i "" Apply, with reter !
tJiiies, lo^o 14th*t. n.w. 2i?
LTANTED?AT ONCE?A <>'KID WAITER PFR
? H AltD HOTEL, .RiM 14th st. n. w7 lT
^ItDr. A SETTLED. WHITE WOMAN TO
? ^KJ|1 "'"J dotreneral housework. inuat mm weU
rr<ouinuLded 184.? K at. n.w.
AN I EI) -A GOOD COLORED uiRlT AH CHAM
w
w
111 ?? ,
_V, aud to assist in wsshiuf. "nustwu'e
^ oiiuuended or not apply at ?il. 1 +v)l H #t ? ?
J1t~Jt
\yANTKI> - OOIOUO fiilL IN <',>|.<>K|.f)
* * I n?a'e family ot throe for ireneral honae work
Adilre-*, with reT ielire, i*i:i4 1 Ith -t. u.w. It*
\V ANTED?HUND' 'RK'S EMPLOYMENT HJ'
?7i <"<-t*-?i liy la.li. ?, Hen and women, whim
f^ all kiudnol <loui?wtl<' lalmr. lor I >i?triot
#t.d stat??. with reference. T17M?t.nw. jalti ?!f
W'ANTEIl - IMMI DIAI ELY. A COMPETENT
* * oniaii to cook and do ir, neral housework tor a
Am/l/at ?U> U,"ht''- "ference. re,,tllred.
Apply at 1 HHi ith?t. n.w. Jal?l ,tt
VV VN ,F" A WOMAN. TO COOK. WASH, IRON IN
11 kinad family. uiuit etay tiiifhtis, refereme re
quired 11.1 c at. a.e. lkld .lt*
\y ANTEIJ?AN EXPER ENCED HAND IN THE
?? Ki'oivry and meat husim-ci?. utituarried. and ti ust
come well-r-conmieijded. Addreai i KAt. Kf U ' Mar
om"*' _ _ Jklfi.:if
W'ante" a ron-cusi lady* maid.
k.,1 V""'""*'' y competent must be au k-cmu inhed
I Kn*",h? ?u?d nfer^m-e. p.
i*" w?ui<'?d?y nioniimr lietw.vn liiknl 1-J
j #t I7U1 K 8t ii.w. j| | ?{-?jt*
j \YaNTED-C0*>K8. NURftEH. wXlTKRHHEH.
I tnmi lB m-amatren^on. 4*-.; .500 whit^ wumru ro.>k*l
(H^aduuiirt^M for Sw.Ji?h. Ofiinnti Mini a I ft- en
help.) BLRNHAM'S HELP AGEKCi. ?aoM:|L' E ?
*?* Jal4 Uf
\V *iLT,t r> ri M H y V 1 *Jt.K '' V - 1 "(>W L*DV
Airentk Grand new rubber Uud-r?carmeMt for
fainalea, #10a<fay: proof frea. MKs. || p. LI TLIi
Chicatru. 111. ',,. -
WAn"TED. A ?OY TO MAKE H1MSI I.E CKNI II
T. , 'w?,f ij?rw<*'t Apply I sEETL
IIOViCTT CoMPANi. (i.'lll Ekt. ii. .v. J14-dt*
\V A N T ED-A RE LI A BLE M ANAGEH.TIfnR? M'UH
ii 1> actiuai?ted with th# furniture, wool and .. ,1
or hardware huameiw. MANAUEIl. ->tar olB. e. jl4 ;i;
WANTED-A CLERK COill'ETEN i To MAN Hit
11 the pr-i^wutionol |?n*ion . laniiH. to whom ir.??l
wairea will be paid. Addr.as PEN'SK INS, Mar ? tti.- .
JH I
"Wanted a man op temperate ihiiits
11 located outride lea I nif ciii *. t > rcproaenf in nu
section, ail established h"U?e. Mo nthly alar> A11 iti if
'i"lBr, :'cc?. MANL'FACl l u ll 1. 'k li..x
d'.'T ? Ata4w
\LtANTED?MEN. WOMEN, hoys, and G uI s"
11 to earn 'JO . to an hour at their ow u hen.. - ml
number, work is simple and easy. Twenty working
nanii li M. au . iivelo|<e, fnntniiiii/ * p?iiu-1- , f * . \Z
mnd lull in?trvu U\>v*. w-nt for lOc..t<i lu>li? ;-uy ;?? ?t
Ad.lreaail. a HOWELL * CO., K.itl.c l \t
ni .
?i i 'j/i
VV ANTED-A DRESSMAKER IN EVERY FAMII Y
11 Leartiers for l'r.tf. CHIIISTNEK'S new ?i'i.J
tenutlonal Tailor Kjstcm ' with any inch-rule ,.r
Upe-tueuur^ ah .tie, ut all scientific tailor" cut.
ratterns aiiil iaat?'rials cut, liMteti, ?irnm.! i?r ula I
>1uie. J. MKSSKIt. "Oortneriratoxy ui AloJ? > " 1
t at.u.w. Wttaiuuyion. L>,0. (KMim*"
WANTED -HooMs.
WANTED ROOMS WITH HOARD: Wol ! D
I * 1 board out value of an (Iran or part of a l'..it,<
j tuew). Addreaa Ml SICAL, Star otUce. Jal.' -Jt*
j WANTED-TWO fiR THREE INPt'RNISllE!) < IK
| 11 partly furnished Room*, with board, on ?. .. I
' walkiuu distance ot lioseri.ntent i'linii ;^
j Office, for two adults; terms moderat. . v.<>. ;s ..f
house pief.-rre.l, as |H>rn.aneBcy is .le?ir?l i>. of
Pll^Tl^*2!['v Address, with lull part , ,i. ?
I KoMPl PA\, star Jalti-iit
VyANTED-FOl R OR rivp. I NFI RNIMII D
11 rooint for housekeepirir tor family at two, ui
n.w . no. luldren. rent moderate. Address'lMJ! M i ?;
Star office. jll? :)t*
WANTED?BY TWO SINGLE LADIES IN <IF
11 nee thru? t-omtutitiicatiuir uufurnisli.vl rooms ,,u
??t or "econd floor, near I> O. D partiueut. SUV pn. c
and adtlress W. p., star office. 114-'lc
WANTED-BV A MEMBER OF THE GF.OI.OOt
11 oalI Survey to secure i?ruianetit fnniish. d io.U
iin(s without Ixtard tor self aud t iu.l. . reuiur. M tv .
rounectiiifr bed-rooms aim parl. r. usui?l% ab~. it .l.-ne
toOctcte r, but wishes to hold son, - oii r? as.
bl.- terms. State particulars. Address U-,i If. star
<>""??? j.iH-:!t*
WANTED-ROOMS-MANY PERSONS CALI. ON
" us every day for furnished and utiiurulshcd
Ef??SSl; 'layui* them to re it should s e us.
RoiiM REN 11 \G AGr.Nt.k. Ill',' llth at. n.w . J.'l-1 :'.tM
WANTED?HOUSES.
AKT ANTED?A RESIDENCE. EITHER FURNISHED
f ? or uniurnished, in irisxl location, northwest. state
particulars, price and terms; owners only, no airent
Address MILITARY. Star office Jalrt-ilf
\V ANTED"? GOOD FURNISHED HOUSE IN
11 northwest part of rity for pma e family Vtiil
EV.A'i ^o*1" e f,,r a cood house. Address "1 III V ^ 11.
FAMIl.T, Star..thee. Jal*J-tIt*
W ANTED?DIRECT FROM OWNERS. HOUSES
11 and Lots for cash i nn han rs. Any properly
placed Willi us will be liberallvwilvertiseJ at our ei
pense. lteuucollected. Estates nianairwd. lnstirsu. e
tfletled. HOLLAND it THOMPSON, 131S F, Mb. u
itur Suu Buildiu/. |,;
WANTED-M1SCELLA N EOUS
%KT ANTED?WITH OR WITHOUT HORSE-A W \
11 iron suitable lor feed business. At 17'J.'l Pel u
?ylvaniaave n. w. jt?
WAN1ED-BY A POOR WHITE WOMAN GEv
11 tlemen's or family washinx to take home i-e.er
ence ?riveti if reguind. Please call or addresk "U4
Mass.ave. u.w. ]j.
WAN ED-TO RENT-A SHOP SUU ABLE FOR
11 carryiuK on the buildinir business. luiiued.Nte
possession required. Address D. 4 II., Star offlt..
WANTED - BOOK-KEEPING-ADULTS yUAL
ltied in three weeks; practical instruction no
buainess-coUeire system. Terms moderate. A.ldress
UI Y'. Star office. J? 1 T-.'lt'
WANTED- HOLMES BROS. A CO.. MAM FAC
turers jf line silver plated war., nickel platmir
and brass isjiishiiitf', '.'OH North holiday st, llaltuuorv'
Mil. I.epiorii.a-ii.i r. platum a ?i .? Jalt-1 in '
\VT ANTED?LADIES TO LEARN THE AR I OF
11 dress, uttiuir by the |*rtect tsilor square, with
out the use ol |>aper patterns; all draftings don>- on
If" da *> .'5 1 ltn st. n.w.. opposite Moaes'. >14 1m
wanted-u. s. a^d foreign stamps, in
Ii collei'tiolis or otherwise, lor csali. A lar. e aasort
mento stampa aud |sjsta?re-sUiup sibuuis for sale at
3,')U>4 Pennsylvania ave. C. F. KOTHFUCH'S.
_JaU-:n?
WAN 1 ED?FINE AND CO mFlIC \TID
Watches and Clot ks re|*ired at my residence,:?J4
E at. n.w., at less than usual prices and warranted. S:>
years" experience. Riiifffrout door Is-ll.
Jal4-;?f J. H BRAMHALL.
WANTED-AN EXTRA GOOD AND WI.LE-PAY"
11 iiiK apisiintment under the Government. wilt pay
very li!>erally for such. Address, ap|?iiitiuir time aud
place ot interview. J. I. B.. Star office. |al4-6t*
WANTED - EVERYBODY SUFFERING FROM
11 amok) ci.imney* to know that I iruarantee to cum
them or no |*y required. Ramres, Eumat.s and
Latrobes made to heat or no pay. W. E DANTE, P.
U. BoxoiH. Jal3-lm
ANTED-GOOD TENANT8 FOR THREE NEW
handsome, tt-room, hay window Bncka but hail
ing distance iroui two lines of car* and herdica. SOU
Va. ave. a. e., SOS aud S10 L st. a. e.. reut only 115
W ELLER A REPETTL 3-?0 Pa. are. a. e. Jal.l l w
W ANTED-TRY OUR BUrTERINE AT CENTS
11 a pound. Doean't ret rancid, keeps better tuau
Butter;satisfaction ruariuiteed or money returntsd.
Stalls :<4ll. l">0, 351 Center, 51 Eastern, aud o44
Northern Liberty Markets. W M C. SCRlbNER.
au3-JUw*
WANTED?HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
second-hand Furniture, Stoves, Carpet*. Cloth
inir. Old Paper, Iron and Metals. Adorsae Uok 1?.
Star office. Ja.1 lm'
WANTED-WELLS DUG, BORED AND DRIVEN
IT All kindaof well work done in most skillful man
ner. Pumpe mads to work easy, pumit* aud pump
stuck furuisbed. Tertuamoderate. WM.H.MOFFA1,
3-d Stb n. e. dl-Sm-J
WJ AHTKD?FURNITURE, FEATHER BEDS, CAR
II |?ta, stovea, Ciotluim, or entire Household Ef
fects. T be highest oask prices paid. AddressR. UAL li,
^11) 7th at. aw. d'J4
WANTED-1T KNOWN THAT C. & BUNDY, OF
" 4oS Louisiana tn., (opposite City Hall), la Com
miaaioner ot Deeds for all the States and Tern lories
(except Maryland). nis-tim
W ANTED-CUMMISS10BEB OF DKEIM FOR
11 every SUle and Territory. Notary and U. M.
Cotnnnskloner. JNO. E. hni.l? ldiif F st. n.w.
In olhL'e Ironi U a.m. to Q p.m. letephone :t44-_*. l.j
w
PERSONAL.
JAMES A. McDEVITT, CHARLES E. FONDER.
Detective Atrency, Roonia No. SU j Pa. ave. n. w.
Thlastrency la independent of Government or munic
ipal control, does not operate lor rswarda nor eunfS
In divorce esses. dl3-2m
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
and Answera._ Send 10c. to book-atores or to
M1S-U
I Answers. Send 10c. to book-stores or to
& W. i LY>N, A.M, ivy Institute,
Im* Southwest cor Hth and K sts. n.
A CTHOR1ZED AND BONDED
A Hdlos D--HV.
jsA-lja' Office, 9id> F at. n.w^ Wsehluyton. l\ C
"SUBURBAN PROPEKTYr
LVIK sAEE-IN EAST ROCEVTIX*. MD., 87
?T choice lots, cheap, la Wsat End, Rockville. 43
beautiful sitae for ho una; 17 Mm dally. MILTON
* LbCKETT. VUrTkw. JU?-Bt?
aisst
WANTED?SITU ATTONS.
\VAXT?n BY A CoLoHF.P *H<? C\N
1 * furui?b tW br?t ot rvfereuee* aSituatnin mm rba?u
??* ma d. or n do * ueral h?.?i?.-woik. in arnall fa?d?
Api'lyftl',' N?m* \?.rk svf u m It*
\VAN1EI> DICK* AUK NOT H \8 FIBST-JXA**
*v Cookx, chamt*<rmaid?. wa'trv??'W. lau dr>?e*?.
aeemetresiiev. r'irv?. holler*. co?chmen b???w JWJ*
tn * bo>a. wtth city refvrem*** til3 7Ui *t n ?' 1 ?
UM>tr.D at nv\r>gr\KTF.HH - h>sni??N^
for ?'oo*?. Cha iibennii la. W *itre?*, |a?m.wii
a* ^ Vnrw Men Wv>r\0 CA?rtnw*.
Ilutlera. HAM'L A. i\* ?M 1*S. W.ft I at. n. w. Ml ?-**?
lAfAVTKD BY A Usl h IAM I >a m 1 )
a aituati -ii a? nur*e aud chainbrriuaiAL Pie***
call at |(tt7tftfcit ^v. H*
U'ANTKD HV TWO NMIITF (ilKIA s|TT
*? rtKiM, I'tt' aa cook and <'an
Anly 1T41 UM n* It*
WAXTH) HV A KKsPKCTABIJt WH11 K UIKL
f ? ? n tn Jr o!iui>hfrir<>rk ?n?1 plain m -wi>n
Can rive *>hh1 referetie Addrtae k kl'IE. star ortbe.*
YV *NTI lK~A# w:siptc! Afti f <\ lori i? mix
? ? wai.M a nine a* cuatnberii ai 1 or *?? ? ral ho-?ae
mo. k in mall family < all or addr*** 1N04 L ?t It"
W
w
\VAXfk.!V-BY * LaI>Y IkfcLi. I'WIM* At*
? v poiutment under ?* vi'rnm rt, will p \ #10 <r
I'JO for nilr. Addreaa M Ah\ 1. AN1>. Mar oiLce lt#
WAN I ED?AN KXIH W.UAP11I 11
f ? tnd tv|?.? iter, with th* eternal aUmti -a rou??
?ju? nt upon *? Veral \?*am net vice a* t bin . |.*rk Iti the
coilUtin?r bOiiwe of a tuuiitur and nrai.ut*- tuHtttr com
1 any, de?nrf*? IV?d?i?>n a? s^nator'a or lawy?r i? clerk
Addrewa Ho* .'15 Kuurom v, * jalti\M*
\\*ANTEI?-B% V KE*rtCT^Mi; AMI ABIT
" wh I lady, a Poeitiou aa ;.>-uv h?" , ?*r i?r to tak?
chatve of an aparimeM nonae (**td r tcren?- r*?u.
Addr tm Mas. t'. I. u.. star office. J*l?? tt*
\V ANTLD- MTl'AT lONs FOli * HI I K A ND OOK
" OKI D( i la D'i ?**?. wait'-ra. hoti*? i .? n.
kitchen hatula thr??e r?t*.n??l i u- k r*. t ?? la<>\
c<i|*)TM?. 4<'. M |K KS?i AM t?.Kl fi.fj V i' v.Jftll M*
\\*A\TH? \ IIMKOI '??!! I.\ tUMI'lltM
1* KorthAit'rr.ian la?ly wvah?~* a ?, -it. t? t?* 1
cl ildtvn in th*? laturuatf*1 r -? m;t n
lady, hurU*^t PfftTemra. AJtiTNa ol flMW >?ar
? ? t:- '- |a!4 y
:amh> h\ a m'knm.uaium: anptvi v
" writer eiti|4ojrmrti( In law. pat ..i atunwy. real
estate -i ?.th? r ofh? r% at inodfittf ?alar> . ?u.- n ; . U t
i? ?'K|?eneuiail. r?-i< reik-tMi. Addit ^? B< \ 7?: -:ar l
oftrA in 14 it
; anir.iw \ \?h s?, man or wrttm vt
r dMreaaSltaatiofe aa biKtkk^ti^r i. :> Cat
futni-?li r i**r* ? and wdlimr t-? \\ - a ! r .? ??Ti<all
aalar> at tirat. Adafw LKX. HtAr \ >flhf jaH-itr
\VANTH> sm A llnNH 1<?U ALL KIM?^ ??!'
it h?l|?; to rf!iil?> ?*r*. iruarai t? ? t
t? lx? tnliUiiK*. S | V \ 1 N *>' ? Ml \ l \\|?
HOOM BKNi lNOBt HKAC, TI7 ?*th ft i. . till V
p.m. Ja'i ?'*'
KUlt SALE _ MISCKLLANEOUS
1^?'R SVI.F-TWU OVA1.-IHUST iA?l*.
7 .?n?l tl te#t. At 41T? 1:1th *t nw >17 :it*
1^(?K feALt A rAKTV LF.AVIMC* THF.CITV VMI.l.
aeU at 4 aaorlUre an el?wa*jt vardr>be fo .v 1! ,
( Can be i??n at WL1.K.S 1 Cu.'S,t?:li La. a\.v i
n.w. It
1!H>K M ALft>?FIRIvf'Bt H >F HAFK. AT A li.AIUiAi N
all modem iini?r.-\i ??.? 'it- ?X'?nl?iuation I - k. ? t.
Addr. h? tt A<iNKR, 710 liMliat n.w. Jil7 Vf
I^OK hAI.K SID1-liAR, TOP bl OoV. NO FAIK
OffcrKftllM lnguirt- 4 l.? I. at. U w. 1' *
I*?K SAI-! 1? KHAht"' OKOKOKTOWJi OKI* '
stock. 1 ayn a rood return un price ?k??d.
UtANK H nUH'tK
)alO :ir 14lti V at . K<-llomr HuiUiur
I70K fcALK?NALOOX AND ttthTAt'KANT ?11H
t urn it ui>* and ttxturt*. ch?ap, 014 mo-unt ot *ui -
HH4N. A| ply 1I<U '?th at. tl w. JnUV'tt*
1'OP. sAI.K V?K ARE ITULIhHISO AT Hh rl.K
. copy: I^aOitana, oompleto. Lawt Idea. %*oo W?da*r.
Invitation to the I?an- e, \\td?er. Bo?lan*er M .n li
Krmiiii v\ait/.?? TaruntWla. H? .lor. Hit*) 14
?V CD., Publi^hera. 7th *t. n.w. oCfll-rtn
IfOR SAl.K ? IIA NIlHt >M K THOKOIUHHKKD
l ouy, with cart and Uartie>?. nn?-at tura- ut in the
city, aold for Ma.it of n*?e. Inquire ?tablc X.'4')l I'a.
a\.- lalti
I
SAl.K?AT A ItMiOAIN A sfm |iAIC
I Drewatcr. sprunr. aquare-lMik. . witli !?? a??<l
shuft, an iroovl a> new. A1h??. .4 l*ortiaiid < 'itt- v \\
quiivat lUMiM S?. K**il?af- lliiildin*f, 14111 1 wi j.iiti >?
1X>K HALF. ? JI'Hi AUK1VLD. TH | MY ?^ki|i
I'rat and I>nvin<r 11 rae? al*o U i?ekd o| u
priced llorm-a: a:ou? line Soirel \lair. v??>
H 'HLtliLL k. ^IHILV'S StatMe. 111 rear of l? -t.
I n.w.
I^OK SALE- I IV1 U N. TWlvn. ??l{ Till 1\
ihirv? of SU' il ilar.vvi 1.1 v? ?>t??. ^ <la**< <*?epa! , -
fttn'k. i HAS. A SHiKLI*S, iOUti F f-t. xi.a. Jlii-'.'i'
SAI.I >1 0< K> nK I 111. \MKMU \ > ??K \ M1 -
ojdvi ?? ?'oinpkik> . Browt:'* 1? .*p!.*?n the
I..tioty|H? < 4.1'.| an>. ^nolitln.nrer I?ive ^t.M-a < ?r .
pun>.:. d o;li??; :n<l>i'tr..?l sr?M*ka l>o:i^ht mid - id
CH AH. a >Hir LDs. ititn{ F at. n.w jl??.*.t*
1V?K n?Li NINKIY I INK (!?.?? Sll % LS M At4
1 ? to Tf-leirraph Stta k at ?* ? a l.ar
i? AN Hi l> sT< 'N ! .
Jh14-:U hti?l Fat. n w.
1V>I; SALE HAK AND IIXTKllEs |.l? I N-K
l?-w i?-ii.. and a kfood l?u~.n? rs- "taiid. ; \ ^
h*"iltli, a d will ?<<id cheap lore ah. 11 ? . 1. -
t*.e premises. llKJti titii nireet a.w. C. 1 *?!!.? \
, Eli." ^ ^ ja 11-411*
1JI ?K H 11J
he C'pi .k'hf Piutio . | .H?I
?'Uf < liieaeir.ur tpiare 1'uun
' One Hftiti'V 7-?a*iave I ???
Other irreat banrmua in I |>;i/U4 and .^jiiare liaiioa
1 li VN AKl> i
jal4-:tt Wi.t I'a. ave., a*r ut fur nu iiiwh.v A s*?n?.
I^Ol; SAKK < l .\U SIOBK. 1> A Sl-I 1. ?
I i-atlotl. 7tli r t. . (lolt w a Kvaai buaiue?t? , ?'Olltd ta- tl
rrenae t. rei.t reaf*< .nable. t> a.v?n iriven 1 1 M-iii:nr.
st:ieiiy I U'lii.'ttur 110answer. Adareas A U I., st .r
jal4-.lt*
hALE LAR(?! FAMILY < AUKU(il. IV
? ?'"*1 repair, a pair of nm-Kent in k> bciw>. a?-t
ot noubl*- huruea-s pe te- tli ut*. aud an ? \.-eil- nt
h /O*. new Inquire ot K F. IIANNA. lioutii CI in
11? pacta* j^i4 >t
I^OU HALF. BF.O FEATHFHH. l.V A VOFSD.
? Loir*-. :.? w, a ?i < 1? Alao, litMM i - .tn ra, Mai
tr -hw ie.; lowtfat pri?-e?* ??rdeia by mail and
I oti enme. Delivered. ALHEU1 nCITZ, <?:'>* H at
1 n.e. d.*t7w*
?5h>K KU.E-HK HAN 1. A FLN% FIHI l'I.N?K
Hiaturs. a uumlier t Ratie?*a and a fair I1.1C 2
t?aa k mures. tl:a? Wf w ill s?'.l J?t loWt-r than Wholesale
rate, iu , lei to bjh ?-illy < ioae i>ut the halauee oi < av
erly \ i o.* ?to? k.
'1 his stoek 11.Kit all la- gold and the atore vac ated.
Lui. le:** and o'.ui-naiuakiiiir impr<?v?-iiienta art.* ju \ ued
to call and aecure barvauia whiie the\ can.
K. K VM \ I ?K< ?k. ? . ?
a a. J. milj.kk.*
Jat.1-1 w 14~?? S. Y". Ave. 1
I^OK SALF hltOl i.UAMH. COI PFH AND Hv.H'K
iwaya tot \tote u*?e. maile 1 ?> la*at makera.m
I rime order aud at oue-liaii orifnnal coet. aiao.car
! tiare*. bOKtflea aud wtitfi-nt. 4??*i Pa. aTe. \N. F. ,
OEYEB Ja7
I^oh SAI.I ?CAI.I RAI'H TYPK-NS HI 1LU. t?<X?D
. oruer. ay. umhla li*iy? le. ot will
: ? iianife another H:< yel<- or Tnrycle lorntKMl Type- 1
writer. Capital I'ytk- Co., 14(Ki New York av. J:.4 .tin
hAl.V l*il VKKV kl.K.\NT MHlAINS
On - a brilliant and \ery ?weet t.?ue. miurn.n ?tit i
[ parlor upritf-httrraud llam-. ro>ew-?.k] ?-aae. han<l^?tn- ly
tmthhed, lance?eze, Ifrvul volume audvaoA^r, ttmal but
I a al.ort time. can l>e boturht v?*r> low on eiiiall tm>nthl>
j i a\ menta or e?*h. or will exchaiure an tnve fnil value
foroidPimio. We make a . -j?e-ialty of <i<bau* ? '
' inif new ?-r. onU-haud I pr'^rlita ' s i ov,
and our *a\mwr to you iv a. way a t*? * lOO letter
than any other tirct-claaa bo:i?e. \ lanre tou round
cor .er ?>.|uar?- Piano, in e^*ell?nt order, lor only a 1??>. i
? 1U per month. This i? a rate I?*!*'?:in.
THK PIANO KXCHANOE,
)a4 4
130K 8ALL SIM1INU HlKJis BIKD FOOD AND
< a*va, <???.d Fiah. AguanumM, and Fiali 1 ih??I.
Laiveal aaa?<rlmeut 1U the city at SCH\lID'S lilkD ;
SiOltL. lVth at., two doors soutU ot I'a ave. d*.*s l::i I
IjHJB SALf-?fcNC\ ?'LtH'KIUAS. JAMKm PAKTON, '
the celebrated histitrian aud taluvra,.di*?r.pa> !? "liiat |
I in every jiouae where ther< iH|4aced a ret of Ai>pletou'?
Cyclopedia it ia like to< ndilikT the wliolf* laiml> to col- J
j leire." This work, all the voluiuoa, can U- oPtained at
| olice on Kinall moiilkly paymeuta by addreaaiiur li- x ;
I 1V.P. Mai o d*J4 IMH
IXMi BALK?THE *X>TT<r AiAS ENGINE KK
?lUirea no boih r avoida ail exjieuaive attendance.
I no Iomi of time , no nanuiinKot fn-1 .send lor circular
I and priee intL D. DALLAtl-. A>reut? till itnst.
j 1.1X '.n.
I^OR s ALE?NEW. CL! A N LIN F PICKKD ItLD- !
teutheib, 15c. a (ouiid. the lieat in the ? ountiy ior I
the uionev: orders by mail or otnerwiae pr??uioti> de
livered. NN M. SKI I Z, 7\'4 Ifd at. n.e. iiJfH Ka*
lTOK SAl.L-IO.tHKl LOCI M AND Cnl M M I
J Fence Posta, deliver^! in Waaniuiftou. Ai'ply to
kluKDAN. ('AlUtf k OU.. KiTvrUm, Na. JaiO-vt
LOST AND FOUND.
I^JI SD?A I'l'HSK < nM AlMNG hMAH. SI M
* of Ii:>'!!* ) ; UWlirrcall OI.I.IU th' H.IIJC ll) v- I
lnif l?r>'t?riy ?n<l iwym.-fur ixivcrvtM-uirut. lilt "Jil |
?t. ?>. ?.attnrttuVluck. li*
UKT?LKA1HKK MJllHK, Vl.sTKKOAY. O.N j
.J ortli t'm-Ui'l nt., U-tw <uLauaa>rUe lu-?.nl
n'turiiMl t< i?tVW N..rili ( a| IU>l ?t It*
ONT-UN KATUKUAV MIIKSIXII, A BI.A< K
_i t'.H-krr <l?Mrlt,?ttlKJV H?t. It*
LuST-i EKTI'< Al K SO. 2."? H?K TKK hHA..K8
NttrlLerii Ma. ket Hit* k. r* turu ?.f aaid t*er
titK'air ti> in) .tii i* a rrwani v)U U iriveii. O I. >
lUUMtgOMKMaarrn w. jalT '.'l*
LOUT JAM AKY l?t. AFltK K OVUM K I" M.. A
auali Ami* a|>t> Allium, ixiiiiaiuiiur a 1 ti? twUh-U
cuuUiumI * If id irm-ul?ck.a. Aauital*l> reward if rv
t;i:u -t to 1 .">113"^Mtll at. It*
Lost os j a.m aky ?. a sm all whitk hoi sd
ilij?r. witti Lrt-vu a|Hita no aiil .nil vara . lie had a
main > ullar un n?ck ?lib tiie luitial. K I*. K., X4J7 P
at. li.w. a
A liht-rml reward will be |mid for H< return tn aald
Iiuuit-r. Jalti-:5t*
Ijousd-os thimuVt aoKSlSO. IS A CAB
on th.-Mi lt 1 luiv a irol i lir-*a*t|iiii By idrntiiy tiff
it and 1* luirii?tof adwrtlartiiMit thr owner ituiH
It at U'> Grant I'lac*. )al4-:tt*
OtiT-A WHITE HET.tU IXM*. LKMO.N hPoTH
- i m 4.4M1. Itrwanl if returned to 1701 I -i u w.
Audrwaa on culUr. >14 3t
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
I^OK KKST-FOK THE YEA It lKMM -A VEUV
Ideaaant nr? aud couifortal>l<> Cott*>re of ti%e
rooina, etc.; atablea. Harden. | aatu e. and otvlia d
irruunil. .1 tabbed, at Ardwirk Htation. on tbe B and P.
K. a. taeuty uiinutea' iklr from Uh-cit| . rnti f.MMI
|ier annum. Alao. dairy or truck lam, at Ar>(?rk-k sta
tion. witb couifortabi- dwelliiiv. Iiarn. atone apniif
liouae. etc Of > a.ualactor> tenant with < afiial mo
rent required. ?. M A MEixjl.
JlT-lm _ Attorney -at-Law, 4?".' la. ave.
IiAKM AXD UENTLEM AN'U OOL'STKY SKAT ?OB
aalr, at a kanrain If taken iiuii.nliati l) . ntidruce
newly fitted ui> aud fuml*ba?; suble. bam^ ?*
bouae. *c.: In irood reiaur. 370 acrea aiinatiou ?er
1.ml) healthy, near aalt wautr. wnb beauului iw
man .iiuc ?*w, and only one hour ny nil to
V aebuicton. Price <1.\U00. Addreaa A. Star
oftre. )al4-l*'*
1'on iau-u ikudQ) roan is most
F iroiuery Co.. Md.. near kiet Branch K.K.. 4 cboire
e?tatea near <'?aduit road. Alau tuany hue laruia .a
Loudoun Co., Va.. near railroad. A beautiful hoaie
with At* arrea In nuburtje ol liaaalmrr V. a I TuS
k Ltt'KETT. 9.15 F at. n.w. al4-?f
L Ok SALE- 71? acrea, & allra fruoi *aahm#top
f Pnnce Ueoiire Co., kid., tl.ouo. 40 acrea at Ar4
wick atetiuu, fTince Uworve Oo , ad. on railroad. N
nil la. out. ?tiO j*>r acre. 130 acrea In atehttri .tatioti.
adjuinlnir above. |16 |>?r arc. #j-acra Iniinvead
i.rui, bouae l'J room.. Hue?in tiard. tr. * uulca from
city, ?4,6410. 10J acrea. with iina.1 bouaj.SH u.ua.
out, J'J.S.'.Oi 3AO acrea prima timber laud. S|Otta) I
vaal , Co.. \a.. f l.i i??ac(w; St5?i-?cra Improved fann.
?lie county. iS.000. .%U acr>a. 3 milea from 'he city.
In the INMrkl ?t Columbia, ftoOU par anew, will as
change any o,
jalt-101 KM t at, Boom 4.
ORC. WORSTED BALLDBEM TBIMMISO. ALL
&U akadaa, cat to be. jer rata Barked la blaa
ae tJ ehartaa. cut to be. par yard. Barked
Iwuiwa. DOCMI-E CoBulSA ll
MS* mi aud UM11U
lOS,
llttiacra.
FOR RENT ROOMS.
|>Ji: RFM-XF-AR IOV A ORCLC. * PIFARANT
r ?>ntte of Km?ma 1i imli \a*in hod woi ?
??r l*i?* )<? k ;a>- ?>r ?>(? n i?ii>l l?>d t?Wr twtrl u
deair?Vt iT,r?i? fiiut.) p iw-it. -t lSO'tyirt ? ?
s T t1
kenr ? :?i ruit i %rt KMttHJtp rn?*
J ?! ??r. in. h??t a d caa. ?t 101 to ' ?'
t <?r hihI 10 u at ?>uUi tMdk JilT-'JI
rOKKFII I \Kl> ?fl AM? Hm H'K?MON KIRkT
r ft - r I.*11 u. H 1}- rvruttbM. ?l 0(?i? 1 Ul? at
>* ; bp
|^ >u RI.HT IVAMifOAIKt % I ' liM"IUP I'AK
? I'ft.ot!! rhoiiv. ??!! Mcll??l. ?onth ml ^4
ir ut UtiQt in ?l airaK" m nil oth * vrr*
ii<* h^tiut. ?ith or oitb antb* ut U?ar?I 1(W? Rtfc
?M> ? J . 4 ? *??
\Y ANTVlM.nF?iM not sf WOK* rOK A* tft
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