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THE EVENING STAB.
WASHINGTON:
niWBtT iMMTf lft, 1HNN.
?H%" v NO V F.N Editor.
Tk* iTratif war hw ? ranlw,
>?aa 14* dtllt elrcilallM aaers llu tf*Nf
?kmt af UT ttkrr daily P?|?T la
Wuhli|iH, u4 aaeb pMlir Iku that
mt ail tb? Mktr fall; papers bar* aMW
?a|Mk?r.
Thnre is no ehangs apparent la tbe situation la
UeScbu>uill valley, bevond the further harden
ing of :?-Uug ob both side*. AliiMHigh President
Corttn U accused of undue ?ubbornneas, a like
vfusaii >a tt not withheld from the miners also.
It seem* tbat tbe deputation of business men from
Fott#ri:ie who attempted to aot as mediator* felt a
great deal of sympathy wtth tbe strikers antll tbe
llazleton assembly, alter tbe (allure of their effort,
*Iopied resolutions contemptuously rehu Jng them
Tur making it. This waa not tbe sort of tremanent
lfie committee bad a right to expect from tbe men
whose cause they bad espoused, and the mer
cnan'.s of all the rest 0( tbe district are said to
?hare the indignation of their Pottarilie brethren,
'i be Idea among them seems to be tbat the miners,
by Ingratitude, bare forfeited the sympathy of the
business community, and that tbe merchants, for
their own protection, will bare to cut off tliecredit
heretofore extended to men ou strike. If they ;
carry oat this purpose it will make a good deal or
C Terence with the ability of the strikers to con- ,
tlnue their revolt, especially lr the company should
put new men at work in the mines and pay tbe j
merchants for supplies furnished these substi
tute*. Meanwhile the New York State Trades As- .
sembiy aas adopted resolutions directing atten
tion to an alleged design of tbe heading .
company to Import pauper labor. If such 1
? plae la really on foot the federal
snthcriues at any port when the attempt Is made
will be pretty sure to nip It In the bud. The law
Una thus far been very rigidly enforced, and the
womagiaea of this country bare ao reason to fear
tkat their rights will be disregarded. Tbe danger
to tbe striking miners of the Schuylkill district
comes nut so much from imported foreign paupers
as from the great multitude of American laborers
throws suddenly out of employment, in the midst
oC winter, by tbs shutting down of furnaces and
mills an account of the scarcity of coal to run
Some ?f tbe papers are referring to Mr. Vilas'
transfer from tne Post-Offloe to tbe Interior
Department as "a well-earned promotion." But Is
it a "promotion" at allT The Int rior Department
stands last on tbe Cabinet list as regards age.
President Washington began his administration
with a council of three advisers, entitled,
respectively, the Secretaries of State, tbe
Treasury and War. At the beginning of
his second term an Attorney - General waa
added, tnd in 1T9H tbe Nary Department
was cut loose from the general department
of war. It was not till lKift that the Postmaster
Genernl waa admitted to tbe cabinet, and twenty
years laier sail that a number of miscellaneous
oureaus wer? united into a Department of the ,
interior. The rank of seniority la observed, more
over. in tne order In which the Cabinet oOcers
ue-'ome eligible to tbe Presidency under the sue- j
t fiiBi law passed by the last congress; so that
Mr. Vilas, In accepting the transfer, actually con- >
seated to step down a peg. rather than up, and to
put himself farther away from the chance of acci
dental promotion to that office wnich all good
NHc men of American birth regard as among the i
jusaibUlttes of a well-rounded career.
The Lowrey-Whlte contest in the House of Rep
resentatives has brought into prominence an Inter- '
estfbg legal question: whether an alien, who baa !
been naturalized, but whose record of naturaltza- |
l n h.?s been lost, is at liberty to prove his case by
afndaviUL Mr. White, the sitting member, whose
i itlxensbip has been called In question, labors un
ler a double disadvantage, lie is himself unable
to produce the papers Issued to him, and, accord
ing to his -statement, tbe court which naturalized
'.on neglected to make a record of the transaction
at the time, now twenty years past, or more. II
the court record merely bad failed, and Mr. White
could produce the papers, or if, on the other hand,
ft- had no papers, but could show tbe court record,
be would be much better off. As It is, there Is a
dangerous precedent threatened In granting bis
sialm. and a serious possibility of Injustice In de
nying It, and the committee on elections win have
no enviable task before them when they try to rec
oncile, or decide between, these warring forces in
their report to the House.
Tbe Pennsylvania democratic state central com
nlttee, at Its meeting yesterday, settled Anally
the question which the Harrlsburg convention left
wtde open, whether tbe party machinery in tbe
state is la tbe hands of tbe President's closest ally
there or of one of his possible rivals. The vote for
chairman resulted m tbe election of Representa
tive Scott's candidate over Mr. Hand all'*,
and the adoption of tbe resolutions commend
ing the President's low-tariff menage showed
now things are going In the strongest protection
state in the Union. The lines are certainly nar
rowing, day by day, and the process of eliminat
ing Mr. ciereland's list of competitors in tbe next
national convention goes on as fast as circum
stances will allow, if the democrats cared to do
so. they might save themselves the trouble and
expense of any convention at all; for the President
has given them a pUtlorm and a candidate from
which they show no disposition to break away.
Tbs most enthusiastic strikers In the Schuylkill
mining region Just now are the Italians and Hun
garian \ who came to this country originally to
take the places of Americans, Irish, English and
Welahnen. who could not dud work to do, or were
unwilling to do what was found for them.
Whether this fact contains more interesting sug
gestions for trie capitalists who import that kind
uf labor, or for the workmen, who, by th lr quar
rels alth their employers, have in the past en
.woraged its importation, is an open question, and
. ne well worth considering from both points of I
?view.
U begins to look as If William I. Scott were a
uigger rt an than Samuel 1. Randall.
Fhf. Difference.
a E ABE ON THE INSIDE. TOD ARE ON THE OtTT
sIDE BEING ON THE INSIDE WE, OP COUBSE.
irST ENOW A GREAT DEAL MORE PEBTA1NINO
VO THE INSIDE WORKINGS OF THE MACHINE
THJN THE LESS FATORED OUTSIDERS. IN IM
PARTING INFORMATION TO TH E LATTER CLASS
rt NEVER EXAGGERATE. OF TBE thousands
AND TENS OF THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE WHO ,
U?TE TRIED THE EXPERIMENT WE HAVE !
.?VER RSOWN ONE AS VET WHO EVER SUC
CEEDED IN DUPLICATING OUft REGULAR
"B1CU. HATING REDUCED ALL SUITS AND
OVERCOATS FROM 10 TO 3i PER CENT TOD
KEAD1LT PERCEIVE THE UTTER FUTILITY OF
'ME RFFORT NOW. IF TOO ARE IN DOUBT AS
TO TBE MARVELOUS CHEAPNESS OF OUR
??OODS INTERVIEW THE VAST ARMY OF PEO
PLE WHO ATTENDED OUR ORE IT BUILDING
^ALE OF THE PAST WEEE. THEIR EXPERIENCE
WILL CONVINCE TOC tbat WE ARE N T SENSA
TIONALISTS, GIVEN TO GROSS EXAGGERATION,
G?? WHAT IS ?ORK, WILLFUL misrepresenta
TION, BUT TBAT WE MET FORTH IN OUR ADVER
TISEMENTS BARE FACTS PLAINLT, POsI
' TVELT. AND TRUTHFULLY EXPRESSED. BEING
JB THE INSIDE OUR POSITION JUSTIFIES THE
ASSERTION that WF. AKE NOW SELLING I ! !
tiEADY made clothing at ibices never
kefore enown in the history of t he D1S
i RICT OF COLUMBIA
VICTOR t ADLER'a
Tea Per Cent Clothing House,
V17 aid 9SIS ?tb ?t. aw. corner Massachusetts ava.
Strictly Om Pnoa.
Open Saturday Catll lip m >10
Champagne
DCC DE MONTEBELLO.
CARTE BLANCHE.
EXTRA-DRY.
la competitive tastings in London,
10 uf the I jading brmoOs of Cham
l^as were adjudicate-! upon by 41!
.ueotbers at tbe wlue trade, a baa tbs
Dl'C DE MONTKKELLO
aas pUeed FIRST.
?. W BURCMfOX.
)il| ij'.'J M S'L
Tubers Shirts.
Orwrt Styles for
FULL DBEMR.
JtMT OPENED.
W. ft TkEL,
KO PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. )sl4
yi>K OLD RYE aulsET
SBTBDB NATTAXS, __
Utb and L and M sad ft Ma a.?
Drawing To A Close.
THE GREAT CLOSIX'O-OCT SALE
A*
OAK HALL
COB. 10TH AND F STREETS
la now drawinc to a cloee igd Gr er BunlutkU
ever cm be found than for the nit few dan.
OVERCOATS.
tThara ara laft only about fifty Overcoata for Bora,
to 8, which will ba aold lor leee tuu coat el udi
H?a.
There ara about fifty Ormva'a left for Boy*. 10 to
17. which will aleo be sacrificed at laaa than coat of
m>aufac.um
Thara ara about twenty-five Str-m Coata for Men
laft. They will ba sold at pricee > ault you; $4.50
and up.
Thara are about lcaty Overroata for Man laft, la
Chinchilla, B~*ver, Kerwey. Caaainere. n aack or eur
tout style. They will Dot be leti lone, ao if yon want
to Invest a few dollar* well, even for next year'a uee,
call at once.
Thee tire stock of Dree* ahd Bualneaa Sulfa haa
been redoo-d at a won-J ifulrate. Low pricee have
dune it. If in ueed oi a etlt for rrea nt use. or even
for next aprluic. call without delay; they ara aelliujf
fast.
Suit* for Boya, 4 to 12. at Just half former price*,
roll Dreaa Suit*. swallow-taQ Coata, aatln-lined.
finest bn ad-cloth. #1.' j.
Odd Pr -ita. all sizes and qualitiea, cheaper than ever
at
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jal? COR TENTH AND F STS.
ORC. WORSTED BALL DRE83 TRIMH1NG. ALL
shades, cut to SC p-r yird Marked in blue
h*ure?. DOUBLE COMBIBA ION,
Jal^-6* 1341 and 1243 11th at. a.e.
Friday's
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BBS R R OO K L KKB N NN
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FOR RED-TICKET DAY.
Tba I seism en t weather of the west haa riven us an
excellent opportun ty to thoroughly overhaul our
atock. and select from it all of remuanta, broken lota,
Ac., which will ba aold to-morrow at especially attrac
tive price*.
DRY GOODS DEPT.
87 naira of 10-4 and 11-4 Whit-. Woolen Blankets,
which ware bargains at 93 75, <4 '.nd 94.50; to close
out on Friday at (3 hoii-e.
Remnanta of Draaa Goods and Table Damaaka at laaa
than cost price. We have not space to mention items.
ART EMB-Y DEPT.
1 lot of Chenille Taaaels; were 10 and 12c. each;
Friday lie each.
1 lot of Persian Scarfs: were 65c.; Friday 24c. each.
UPHOLSTERY DEPT.
Hot of Fururod Madras for curtain*; was 10c. ?
yard: Friday >c. a yard.
Odd pairs or lacecu tains?1 pa'r was 86c.: Friday
65c. 1 pair waa 92 ; Friday 91 50 1 pair was 92.25;
Friday 91.50. 1 pair waa 94.25: Friday 43.
HOSIERY DEPT.
1 lot of Children*' Ribbed cashmere Hoae. sizes 4
to 8. black and color*: reirular prioea were 60 to 85c.:
Friday 35c.; 3 pa r 91.
1 lot of Children"' fsaaal1* Hair Uunderwear -aires
in Ve*ts, 24. 30, 32. 34; In Panto, 24. 26. 28, 30. 32;
lu Drawer*. 28, 1(0,32. Reifular price waa 75c. to
91.25; Fnday 05.
NOTION DEPT.
1 lot Need lea. all a z-a; to close at la. a paper.
1 lot r * line to close at le. a box.
1 lot c 91 Hair brushes; Friday 50c.
SOAP AND PERFUMERY DEPT
1 lot of Toilet Spontrea; waa 10 to 25c.; Friday Sc.
each.
1 lot of Fngliah Tooth Brashes; worth 25c.; Friday
l&c. each.
JEWELRY DEPT.
lK>t c. 'hell Hair It us. worth 15c.; Friday 5c.
1 lot of Shell Combe; worth 25c.; Friday 10c.
DRESS TRIMMING DEPT.
1 lot of &lrtiy<<. Sosary, Silk. Ac.; aold at 50 and
7oc a y* d Friday 5c a yard
1 lot < iia'-k Uhautilly and Spaniah All-Over Silk
Net*: worth 91.75a yard; Friday UOc. a yard.
FUR DEPT.
1 lot of Fox Muffs: worth 94. Friday 9L08.
^1 lot of Black Coney Muffs; worth 92.50; Fr day
91 98 ?' 8**1 worth 93.50; Friday
LADIES' NECKWEAR DEPT.
1 lot of Finest Seta Collars and Cuffa; were 40c.:
Fnday 10c. a a t.
1 lot of Children's Irish Flax Col t*; were $1; Fri
day 50c. each.
LACE DEPT.
1 lot of Oriental Lace*, were 10c.; Friday 5c. a yard.
1 lot of oriental Lace 45-lnch Flouncing. were
75c.. Friday 38c. a yard.
EMB'Y DEPT.
1 lot of wide colored Ernb'y; worth 15 to 30c. a
yard. Friday 10c a yard.
Um banrain* lu White Emh'y. from 5 to 25c a yard.
GENTS' FURNISHING DEPT.
The balance ot our 17c. colored bordered Handker
chiefs. Friday 2 for 25c.
1 lot of Genu' 91 Doimkln Mitta; Friday 48c.
N. B M lllnery. Cloaks. Cornet* ard Muslin Under
wear item* iu our "ad." uuder the Ladle*' Column.
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Jal8 _ 7TH. 8TH. AND D STREETS.
Going out of carpets, our circular
contalna a full list. >f i he cut; ask for pricca.
DOUBLE COMBINATION,
)el.16t 1241 aurf 1243 llthat.a.e.
Ladies* Of W ASHINGT0N
Ylsitiag Baltimore arc respectfully invited to call at
RUSSELL'S ELITE STUDIO,
No. 17 Wait Lexlnrton ?t. bet. Charle* and Liberty
*t*. for Fina Photograph*
We make the firwat Cab net Portrait* in Baltimore.
Price* reasonable, qua'ity of wurk tl rat-class.
Mrs. RuaMil will be pleaaed to wait on all her Waah
inrton frienda.
Cut th oat for future referenoe. J10-3t*
Fancy, two-facf, plush canton flannel
h?-uii!aiit?.were21c.; reduced to 14c.; marm-din
blue hirurea, DOUBLE COMBINATION,
Jal3-6t 1241 and 1243 11th at s.e.
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CELLULOID COMBS FBOM THE GREAT
AUCTION SALE
HELD IN NEW YORE THIS WEEK
LY THE ZYLON1TF. COMPANY.
TWENTY THOUSAND GROSS
Of Fine Celluloid CoihIm dispoaeu ot at auction, of
which our tiuyer was able to secure 8LYENTY-F1VK
GROSS.
These we shall aril at ONE-HALF rerular price*.
TEN CENT COMBS
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White, .Amber. Red. Tortotaa ah*ll and Bln& Fine
gooda. Cat Price*. .
SMITH ft WARD WELL
Bl9-*n 705-707-700 Market ftMS
WIDTH ALL-WOOL REM
6
>?13-6t
JARS CROSSI
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oolored.
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trimmings.
black ttd
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Baal Lace Pearl Neta,
Pearl and 811 rar,
pearl and Gald,
Black and Steel NeU,
Noveltiea In Lao* Drapery Nate.
lOIIIIT.
Stalnleaa Black Stockton that will flU all reqttlre
menta.
silk Stocklnra la all colon.
FOSTER KID GLOVES.
Celebrated Foeter Improved Lacing Glovea, are au
jx-rlor In At and reliability, $1 per pair and upward
HAMBURG BOOB.
Large aaaortmant of ftneet quality Edge and Inaert
ing.
Two thotuaad yard* Edge at 18c.: regular price, 36c.
CLOAKS and MILLINERY below coat.
felt HATS at 50c.; former price, ft) .75 to *2.75.
>19 807 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB
Great cut-rat b salb-every article re;
duced. Marked in blue thniree.
DOUBLE COMBINATION.
>13-tl? 1241 and 1243 11 tb at. a.a.
Things To .Remember.
THAT IT WILL PAT YOU TO LOOK AT OUR
STOCK OB LARGE AND SMALL BOYS' SUITS
AND overcoats THAT HAVE BEEN- REDUCED
IN PRICES.
HOME OF THEM HAVE ONLY A FEW SIZES IK
THE PARTICULAR LOT. 0THER8 WE HAVE TOO
MANY OB. SOME ABE HOT CHANQED IN
PRICES AT ALL, BUT IF YOU WANT THOSE
THAT HAVE BEEN, YOU'LL FIND ENOUGH TO
SELECT FROM.
THAT OUR 8ALE OF ABEBDEEN CHEVIOT
PANTALOONS HAS BEEN SUCH A SUCCESS
THAT WE HAVE BEEN obliged TO OBDEB
ANOTHER LOT, WE OPEN TO-DAY, thursday,
JANUARY lttTH, TWELVE NEW STYLES, MOSTLY
"PRONOUNCED" patterns.
YOU'LL FIND NO S5 PANTS ANYWHERE ELSE
IN WASHINGSON MADE UP AND finished
EQUAL TO OUR&
F. & BARNUM * CO,
*19 931 PENN. AVENUE.
_ ?
QINCH DEBE1GE CUT TO 7,'ic., AS CHEAP
OVF? aa calico, at the
fl. DOUBLE combination,
Jal3-et mi and 1343 11th at. *.e.
Johnson, Oarner & Co.
REMEMBER, WE ARE STILL OFFERIXO THE
CHOICE OF ONE HUNDRED DIFFERENT STYLES
OF INGRAIN, tapestry. AND BODY BRUSSELS
CARPET AT PRIME COST.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.
We are offering aome extra good ba traiua in BLAN
KET8 and COMFORT8. Heavy 10-4 White BLAN
KETS. SI up.
We ahowlw aome beautiful atylea in SAT
TEENS. 12*c? 15c.
PLAID and CHECK NAINSOOK. Sc.. Sc., Sc., 10c.
Beautiful diagonal DRESS GOODS, 12 Sjc., 15c.
All-Wool COLORED CASHMERE. 37c.
38-lncb All-Wool BLACK cashmere, 50c.
Fine Stock underwear, HOSIERY, GLOVES.
Ac., Ac.
nottingham LACE CURTAINS. 3 yard* Ion*.
SI per pair.
JOHNSON, OARNER k CO.,
>19 03fl Peun. are., aouth aide.
OUR MAMMOTH CIRCULAR CONTAINS IV)
*reat banraiua. every arti. I? rut-marked in blue
?bb* 1gk""cgjreamas??r
Wh? To WIUU
THE QUESTION OF "WHAT TO WEAR" TROU
BLES THE "FAIRER" MORE THAN IT DOES THE
"STERNER" SEX. BECACSB LADIES HAVE A
WIDE FIELD FOB THE EXERCISE OF THEIR
different TASTES, WHILE MEN, WHO WRES
TLE WITH LIFE'S MORE SERIOUS problems.
LIMIT THEMSELVES TO ABOUT FOUR SHAPES
OF COATS, THE TROUSERS AND VESTS (WITH
THE EXCEPTION OF THE LOW-CUT OR FULL
DRE88 VEST) BEING ALIKE IN CUT AND SHAPE,
NO MATTER WHAT SHAPE THE COAT MAY BE.
THE 8ACK OR NEGLIGEE SUIT, THE CUTAWAY
FBOCK OB SEMI-DRESS SUIT, THE PRINCE
ALBEBT OR 8QUABE-C0T DOUBLE-breasted
FBOCK SUIT AMD THE FULL-DRESS OB
SWALLOW-TAIL SUIT ARB THE STYLES
THAT MEN MU8T CHOOSE FROM. ABD
WE HAVE THEM HERE IN THE FINEST
FABRICS MADE, CUT IN THE LATST
AND MOST APPROVED FASHION. TRIMMED IN
THE RICHEST POSSIBLE WAY AND TAILOBED
IN THE MOST ARTISTIC MANNER WE ABB
PARTICULARLY PROUD OF THE ABSOLUTELY
PERFECT FITTING QUALITIES OF OUB FIBER
ORADBS OF BBADY-MADE CLOTHING, AND IB
THIS IMPORTANT ITBM WB YIELD THE PALM
TO NONE. NOT EVEN TO THIS COUNTRY'S
MOST FAMOUS SWELL TAILORS, WHO CHABGE
FABULOUS PRICES?NOT BECAUSE OF THE
superiority OF THR~OLOTHRS THEY MAKE*
BUT BECACSB THBIR NAMBS ABB KNOWN TO
FAMB AS "A WFULLY_S WELL.- BB WISE IN
-YOUB GENERATION. AND WHEN TOO WANT
FINEST CLOTHING THIS IS THB PLACE TO
COMR YOIPU. FIND SUCH CORRECT IN
ALL THINGS, INCLUDING PRIOR.
BARS ABITOOMFAVT.
FINEST CLOTHIRBS*
>19 SEVENTH ABD MABKBT SPAOK
IF YOU DESIRR A
DEUOIOUS OOFFBB
'AST.
t&bJSSfi,
At The Palais Royal,
Bora CLOTHING,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
AT
_sv _bl, pes cent
?~S ? PER CENT
* ? PEB CENT
r, a :K_jS PER CENT
iB33'c ?axra PER CERT
1ST
S3 ?
(OFF MARKED PRICES.)
Full lines of everything uaually found la Bon'
Clothing atom, Dry Good* Stores, or Furnitun Stores j
being closed out at 20 per cent discount off the j
reduced price* at the PALAIS ROYAL. The only
broken Lota are the following, which are to go at 33H I
par cent discount:
UPHOLSTERY OOODS.
IRISH POINT CURTAINS?
Regular Pricee $5.75 $7.50 $10.00 $15.75
Reduced Prices 5.00 6.75 8.75 14.00
Lees Discount 1.06 2.25 2.01 4.60
ToOoAt $3.34 $4 50 $5.84 <9.34
Regular Prices $20.00
Reduced Pricea. 18.00
Discount 6.00
ToOoAt $12.00 $1334 816.67
YELOUR AND SILK TURCOMAN CURTAINS?
Regular Prices 850.00 $55.00 $60.00 |
Reduced Pricea 45.00 47.50 50.00
Leas Discount. 15.00 15,50 16.60
To Go At $30.00 $32.00 $33.34
TAPESTRY FURNITURE COVERINGS?
Regular Prices.. $2.80 $3.50 $3.75 $5.73 $6.75
Beduced Prices.. 2.50 2.75 3.25 5.00 6.00 J
Less Discount... 83 91 1.08 1.66 8.00
ToOoAt..... $L07 $1.84 $2.17 $3.34 $4.00 |
BROCATELLE FURNITURE COVERING
Reduced from $5 to $4.50; less Discount of $1.60.
POLES (Wood and Brass)?
Reduced Prices.. .35 .50 .75 $1.00 $1.50 $2.50
33H Discount... .11 .16 .85 .33 .50 .83
To Go At 24 .34 .50 .67 $L00 $L67
tr A few 2ft cent Poles left, but they will probeby
be gone when yon call, so we luva not placed than oa
the above list.
FRINGES?
The aalesinen were too busy to fire list of pricea. It
can be ?t*u?d, however, that we still have over a hun
dred pieces remaining. Your choice at H leas than
they're marked.
BOYS' CLOTHING-HATS.
5 Children's Overcoats (2 to 5 years), Double
breasted. Frock Coats. with Inverness Capes, genuine
London made. Imported to sell at $12.50; to goat
?0.75... .5 Kilt Overcoats (2 to 5 years), London made.
imporiedtosellfor$10: togoat $4 75 ...1 each for 58,
2 it, 3 and 5 years old Children, Half Kilt Overcoats im
ported to sell ior $10; to go *A$4.:.Y.. 2 Brown
Boucle Cloth Overcoats, with SatlMined Hoods (ages
2H and 6 years), cost to import $7.50; to go at $5 3
Navy-blue (ages 2X. 4 and 5), coat $8.50. to go at
$(>.50 Genuine Imported Silk Plush Tam O'Shanter
Caps, reduced from $2. ?5 to $1.38. Those at $ 1.95; to
go at $1.25. Those at $1 05, togo at $L15. Those of
Corduroy insrked $1.1 ft, to go at 75c.
tW~ Above few illuatrations ahow how we intend to
dispose of broken lots. Unbroken lota atill going at 20
per cent Discount off the reduced pricea.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODa
No broken lota as yet, but adviae an early call for any
of the following:
75c. 72-inch Table Damask, irolng at 60.
25c. Towels of all kinos, going at 20c.
$L50 Table N pkins, going at $1.25 dozen.
$1.30 11-4 Marseilles Bedspread*, going at $1.12.
50c. Merrit's Shrunk Flannels, going at 40a
$1.25 Merrit's Shrunk Skirts, going at $1.
41.25 Embroidered Flsnuels, going at $1.
$1 Dress-length Ginghams, going at 80c.
Hemstitched Linen Sheets, Pillow and Bolster Caaea.
SW THE PALAIS ROYAL'S Advertisement in other
half of this column may Interest you.
"RICE-LIST Of The
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GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE.
The moat eloquent price-liat for the department* to
be abolished is no price li-t at all.
j If we were to attempt to give a price-liat of House
' keeping Goo da and Upholstery Goods and Boya' Cloth
| ing you might thin we're merely closing out a few
' broken lots (aa are ur competitors) and not the con
tents of three ordinary-siz>-4 stores. We can only wain
remind you the atocka are yet complete, and 20 per
cent, discount la taken off the marked price of every
thing. After broken lota ap|?ar they will be made to
disappear by the magic of pnees that will make many
daily viaitors to the Palais Royal.
NEW GOODS.
j FOR EVENING WEAR we are tv| Iving dally new
' Fans, Handkerchiefa, Laces, Gloves, o.iks. Gauzes, Ac.
j We want room for them, hence the following
SWEEPING-OUT PRICES
FOR
WARM GOODS, ETC.,
FOR
MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN.
FOB MEN
35c. Colored Caahraere Socks, to go at 21c.
$1 Red Wool Underwear, to go at 68c,
$1.25 Norfolk and New Branawick, to go at 68c.
48c. Wool Bicycle Hoee, to gj at 25c.
$2 Medicated Wool Uudjrwear. to go at $1.60.
$L7& Colored Cashmere Underwear to go at $L40.
$1.50 M-dice'ed Wool Underwear, to go at $1,580.
$L35 White Oaahmern Underwear, to go at $1.08.
$L75 White Engliah Underwear, to go at $1.40.
08c. Engliah Silk Scarfs, to go at 48c.
44c. Silk and Satin Scarfs, to go at 29c.
25c. Satin-lined Scarfs, to go at 3 for 25c.
68c. Silk Suspenders (fancy), to go at 35c.
48c. AU-eilk Suspenders, to go at 25c.
TWENTY PER CERT DISCOUNT off marked pricea
of Silk MufBers and Warm Glo vea (Kid and wonted for
walkingaaddriving); also Cartwright A Warner's Un
derwear.
FOB WOMEN?
68 and 98c. Felt Hate, to go at 25c.
$20 Trimmed Boa nets, to go at $5.
BOc. 38-inch Check Suitings, to go at 39c.
98c. All-ailk Sash Ribbons, to go at 75c.
3?c. Loop-edged G. G. SibMos to go at 19c.
25o. Stamped and Fringed Splashers, to go at 19a
TWENTY PER CENT DISCOUNT off marked prtoM
of every article la Cloak and Suit Dept., Far Dept.
Warm Glove Dept.. Warm Skirt Dept., Warm Under
wear and Roaiery Dept. Baeket Dept
?
TEN PEB CENT DISCOUNT off marked prioee of
every article lu Shoe Dept., C.ock and Lamp Dept.
Japan see Ware Dept., Satchel Dept.
FOB CHILDREN
TWENTY PEB CENT DISCOUNT off marked price*
of every articls In Wonted Good* Dept.. Cloak and
Hood Dept, Wool and Marino Underwear and
Dept.
* 1
SPECIAL.?Boys' and Youthe' extra-tneand
8hoe* (lao* and battou) Sicee 2H to &H.
$3 50to$3. StneeU^o^nducedfrom$8to$940.
$4.75 to $4 pair.
V Tn ?AZjUSBOYAL#M?tMi eMHvesla?
See the other tolt
Riwrn Day- Baboain Dm.
We have a enteral clearing-op ?t tha Mot*
rfaay of "*a*t langtha,** "**< tarn,"
"Woken lata." he.. which we niwtiwUy dis
played and ticketed shTWlmr Um qaastlty. tha
nmlar and the reduced price.
Maniiiaula like everything elaa ?? eell?are
*inh?ngeeb*o for althar otter good* or tha
?oner. our bargain offering this Friday ia on
usttaMy ettiwtlfe
"ODD 8IZE8" IN JACEET8JWBAP8. he.
The redaction sale early In the waak ha*
broken the stock considerably. When we hare
only one or two garments of a line we place
tbaaoa aale tha ant Friday at a reduced
price
8 Mlaeea' Nary Bio* Kersey Knit. Walking
Jackets, sizea 13.14 and 18 yeara.
Begular Price _ ?.">
"Remnant" Price 83
3 Children'* Neat-Checked doth Cloaks, with
hood, size 6 yean.
Secular Prioe ?13
"Remnant" Price 6
2 Mlaeea* Black Bearer Newmarket*, with
cape, size 10 yeara.
Ragular Price ?..?15
"Bemnant" Price 10
LADIES' WINTER GARMENTS.
1 miscellaneous lot (13) of Ladle*' Jacketa
and Visites, In Stockinette. IWucle and Bearer,
size* 32, 30. 38 and 42.
Regular Price* *8. $7.50. 8S and 810
"Remnant" Prioe 83.75
1 Ladle.* Elegant Black Plush Short Wrap,
handsomely trimmed with braid and fur, aice
38.
Regular Prioe 875
"Kamnant" Price 58
3 Ladle*' Black Fine Cloth Newmarketa, with
hood. 8iae 84.
Regular Price. 820
"Remnant" Price. Jo
(Third floor.)
"ODD SIZES" OP LADIES' GOSSAMERS.
5 Ladie*' Black Rubber Goeeamen, circular
atyle. Sizea 30, 58. and 00.
Regular Price 81-50
"Bemnant"Price.. LOO
(Third floor.)
LINES DEPT. remnants.
These have become slightlr soiled from hand
ling . We allow conaiderably more than it will
coat to hare them laundered.
"SLIGHTLY SOILED" LINEN TABLE CLOTHS.
7Sizes yd*, by 2* yda. White German Dam
aek Fringed Clotha.
Regular Price 82.75
"Remnant" Price 2.25
3 sire 2 yda. by 2 yds. White German Dam
aak Fringed Clotha, extra quality.
Regular Price 84
"Remnant" Price 3
3 size 2 yda. by 3 yd*. White German Dam
art Fringed Clotha.
Regular Price
"Remnant" Prioe 2.30
1 Bin 2 yda. by 8 yda. White Extra Fine
German Lin an Damaak Fringed Table Clotha.
Regular Price $5
"Remnant" Price 4
"Odd lot" of Di'iner Napkin*.? 5 do*. X
Bleached German Linen Damaak Dinner Nap
kin*, superior quality, handsome pa. terns.
Regular Prices 87.50 and 88 50
"Remnant" Price. 0.00
(Second floor.)
1 "ODD-SIZES" IN GLOVES.
A number of customers keep themselves sup
plied from our "remnant sixes," thereby mak
ing a saving on ei ery pair.
3 Pain Ladisa' 4-button Black Real Eld
Gloves, size 7.
Regular Price $L
I "Remnant" Prioe 75c.
5 Pairs Ladies' 8-button-length Black Mous
qu talre Suede Glorea, aice 5)#.
Regular Price 81.50
"Remnant" Price 41
11 Paira Ladlea' 4-bu'ton Suede Gloves, in
assorted tan shades, eizea 3* and 0.
Regular Price 65c.
"Remnant" Price 35c.
13 Pairs Ladies' 4-button Real Kid Glores, in
brown shades; sizes 55$, 6!* and 7.
Regular Price 81-25
"Remnant Price" *1
"ODD-SIZES" IN MrSLIN UNDERWEAR.
We hurry off the last few garmeuta at a lower
price, and buy new styles to take their place,
const intly changing and improving the stock.
5 Lsdles' Fine Muslin Hubbard BUort NUht
D: esses, yoke or Hauibu rg iua<'rtlng and tucks;
sizes 13.14 and 15; one-third off the price.
Regular Price 75c.
"Remnant" Price 5(>c.
2 Ladlee' "Pride of the West" Muslin Niaht
Oowns, hand-work button-hole*, well-made;
sizes 12 and 14.
Regular Price .$1
?Remnant" Price 75c.
2 Ladies' Extraflne Muslin Corded-band Che
mise; size 40
Regular Price 75c.
"Remnant" Price . ,50c.
3 I^ilies' Fine Cambric Chemise, trimmed
with To:chou lace; sizes 40 aud 42.
Regular Price $1
"Remnant" Price 75c.
2 Ladies' Fine-grade Muslin Combination
Suits? corset cover and short skirt combined?
yoke of five tu ks, Hamburg trimmed; size 34.
Regular Price 81.25
"Remnant" Price ..... 75c.
(Second floor.)
"ODDS" IN INFANTS' WEAR
HALF AND NEARLY HALF-PRICE.
1 Infants* Brown 811k Cap, Normandy crown,
very pretty. Last oue.
Regula- Price 84
??Remnant" Price . .2
i Infants' Basket, lined and trimmed with
white swisa and i ibbona, slightly faded.
Regular Price $5
"Remnant" Price 2
1 Infanta' Basket, handsomely lined with light
blue latin, trimmed with white lace.
Regular Price. 89
"Remnant" Price 5
1 Infants' Knit Jersey Sacqne.
Regular Prioe 8125
"Remnant," Price 7oc.
3 Children*' Fine White Nainsook Mother
Hubbard Apron*.
Regulir Price 45c.
"Reinnaat" Prioe 25c.
3 Children'* Fine White Nainsook Aprons,
shirred front, trimmed with embroidery.
Regular Price 81
"Remnant" Price 50c.
(Second floor.)
"ODD SIZES" IN MERINO UNDERWEAR.
7 Infant*' Ribbad Saxony Wool Vests, size 2
or 3 yeara.
Regular Prioe 60c.
"Renin i .t" Prioe 40c.
2 Paira Youths' Heavy Merino Drawers,
slightly soiled.
Regular Price 85c.
"Remnant" Pr ce 50c.
6 Ladies' American Hosiery Co.'s White Me
rino Wool Vests, full regular made. Sizes 34
and 38.
Regular Price* 81.70 and 83.00
"Remnant" Price.... 1.50
3 Pairs Ladies' Pants, quality as above. Size*
34 aud 30.
Regular Pricea |1.80 and 81.90
"Remnant" Pries 1.30
"BEMNANTS" IN WALKING SKIRTS.
2 Ladies' Cardinal Knit Worsted Skirts.
Regular Price ....83
"Remnant" Prioe 2
2 Ladle** Fine Satin Walking Skirts, quilted
15 inches deep.
Regular Prioe 87.50
"Remnant" Price 5.00
(Sec ?nd floor; through arch.)
"ODD LOT** OF WHITE CROCHET COTTON.
3 doz. Balls D. M. C. Crochet Cotton, beat
Regular Price, par ball 25c.
"Remnant" Price, per ball 15c.
(First floor; rear.)
"ODD SIZES" IN CORSETS.
2 Ladljs' American Coutil Corsets, doubts
side steels, riaee 20 and 30.
Regular Price gl.
"Remnant" Price 50c.
sliaWJSfS1.
5 Misses' White Coraeu. else* 18-Inch.
Regular Price 50c
"Remnant" Price 26c.
2 Misses' Corded Corset Waists, siae 22.
Begular Prices. 85c.
"Remnant" Prioe ,40c.
(Second floor.)
-SHORT LENGTHS" IN VELVETS.
Excellent chance to secure a small piece for
trimming, c. .mbwatiou. *c_ at a gnat saving.
80 "Short Lengths" of fancy Velvets, In a
large rartety of choice stripes and plaids la
haudsonaa oo.oringa. Also a Isw plain ih?Hs
"SHORT LENOTHa" IX DRESS GOODS.
kg Meeting
wrappers, fie.. froos oi
"ODD Kizxr* IN BOYS' SUITS.
We are satisfied totatthe laet auit or two ef a
Una font con>id*nbly leas tha Mgnlar prioe.
It aeepe the stoca olear of a.id salts.
***" Plaited jacket.
Bint" Pri?ji. j.. 1^30
I* N*at BTjwu Mlxad riMalMMii Mult,
o^fotk Style, aiie & yean.
rStys^^aViak ka'giiah 'dape' Overcoat?
WOOOWABD * LOTHXOP,
JOB Cor. UU and rata.fi. w.
W ANTED?HELP.
VV ANTED?A COLOR EDM AH. WITH THE BEST
" of references, to saust is housework. ?au ami
attend to tnTfmi **0. lidmlut 10S, Star
offln. It*
vlt a n ted^hot Irrr* mntt expEbiejF<k 75
11 Jok pi intlatr. MOM (tf* K(>rr>i<N Addnm
?t -tin* nni ? it?ctMl.loi 107. Star uSw. JlW-*t*
YV ^NTED?A O0OB BAUER. 11 ? BT.
?n.t l??
W ANTED-AQBHTM* EV*BT~CrTY AND TOW*
to wll the luk-Ofl Ch? leal Pwi. il. Remorse imk
instantly and d .ee not in are the paper Ev-rv b <>k
karpar ud clerk waata uoa. Sample br awl V. ceo?.
fflwrr pencil co.
jal?-3t* Philadelphia, Pa._
W ANTED?A PHOTOGRAPHER WHO UNDER
*' ittDdn outdoor wort. Call at bwemect of 40?
lot* M. n.w . ID the morale*. It*
WANTED-WHITE OIHL FOR Kt'Ut GIRL
who applied yesterday 11 a.m. mifbt call a ain.
013 A ?t n.a. It*
\Y ANTED-A GOOD CANVASSEBIOH THIS
vv city and Norfolk. 9&0 per month. aud connnta
aioua to cu bic man to make #100 per swath. HILL
A HARVEY. ?3&P at.. Sd floor. It*
\LT ANTED?WOMEN OOOEfl, #10 lO #40. 'HA*
J' bsrmald*. Nurss* aud Laundresses in citv or a war:
Waiters. 111 ren or Farm Hands Color* I Men Cooks.
Jal?-3f SAM 1. A OOOMBh. 926 F at n ?.
WANTED? * GOOD COOE IN A PRIVATE FAM
tly. mutt awUt la w.t-kin* and Iroainr; city
references required. Apply at J;4_'5 Corcoran at. lt*__
W ANTED-AT DICKS AGENCY. WuMKN C^kI
$10 to (40; chamberwsida. waitresses. Bora a.
laundress, men cooka. waitsr*. butlers coschnisn.
dairymen, man and wife. at oner. 013 7th aw ?17-Sf
WANTED?TWO WHITE OIRLS.ONB ASC AM
barmaid and Laundreas, the other a< Waitress
and Kaemstreaa. Apply at SOLDIERS' HOME, middle
bouse It*
w ANTED-LADT four or five hoursdailv,
" 47 weekly while learulwr; Increased salary ?
found oompetent. position permanent. Apply 10 a.m.
(Friday) & HESS. 428 7th at. u.w. It*
WANTED-A YOUNG LADT (NOT UNDER
11 twenty> Typewrit rfor p-rmaneut posit iou in a
law ortire. only the very beat used apply. Room* ?'?
and 24. Sou Building. jallt-'.'t*
WANTED-IH A PUBLIC OFFICE, A PERSON
oi collegiate education, wrltlnv a very nod i.and;
state aire, aex. *alairexi>ei tad and any specisl st-qulre.
iueut? in Btetiofrrapny or otberwiae. in hand writ in* of
ajiplioant Addreae box 50. star office. jalK 3t*
WANTED -COtiEB. NURSES, WAIT REsSFS,
maids. seaiu(tre*ee<L Ac.: .VH) white women cooka.
(Headquarter* for Swedish. Oeriuan at.d a 1 t r?i*ru
help.) BURNHAM'S HELP AGENCY, 630-632 F at.
n. w. JalS-St*
WANTED?TYPE-WRIT! B OPERATORS AND
petao.is contemplating renting machines for tlie
purpose of learniiur, can bare an opportunity to ex
amine my Standard Remington No. 2 Martini-. which
I am renting at a low A. ura. br calling nu > riday next.
batWM>n 7and 8 p.m. UEO. k BRIEFEST. 7V3 Sth
at u.w. JalH 'Jf
WANTED-A MARRIXD MAN ON STOcE FARM,
one without family preft-rrr-d. who underat.mda
farm and rtock bunt. eaa. *o.U chauce tor the r of lit
man. Oive particular* of circomaiancaa. Ad.ln a?
t AKMEK, Star office. Jal 7-St
WANTED ? T.PE-WRITER OPERATORS TO
rant Remington No S! Machine*, in irood comli
tlon; term* low. Nouiber of macliiue* limited Ad
diea?(iEO.R 8EIFFERT. care P P.C Co.. city >all l2
WANTED- DOHDORE'S EMPLOYMENT Bu
reau. conducted by ladle*. Mao and womt-n. whi t*
anil colored, for all kinaa of domeetlc labor, for District
and Htatca w'?h raferanca. 71? M at. n.w. Jilfl-flt"
WANTED?LADIES TO LEARN" THE AR i OF
dre*acat'ius by tba perfect tailor aqua i-. with
out the uar oi paper pattema. all drafting* don- on
*.> da. 5*,'& lltnat. n.w..oppoaite Monea'. .14 In.
tlTASlID - AN ACTIVE MAN I-OCA TED ~ODT
TT aide of Waabirurton. aalary S70 to *100 per
mouth, to rrpreeeut in hia own locality, an old N. Y.
houae: references. ttUPT. ME(i. HOUSE. I<ook Box
1586. N. k. il'J9-thka.4w
VV ANTED?BOY'S, WITH GOOD 8?>pV\NO
II Tolcea. Stlariea paid Apply at ST. JdHN" *
CHOIR-ROOM, lrttb ana H ata. n.*.. Turvtay an ' Fri
day eveuiugv, 0 :K)o'clo< W. jalO-otAthAalUu
I \\TANTED?MEN. WOMEN. BOYS, AND G KLM.
It to earn 'JOo. to an li.'ir at their own home*. no
humbtMr: work ta alinple aud easy. Twi-nty wurkuu(
aamplea; an ? uTalojia, contaluimr a rami le of iro<><f*
and full lnktructio.ia. aeui for 10c., to ImIp pay iiail
aire. Ac. Adilreaa il. C. ROAEU, ? CO., Rutlaud. \ t.
dl_'-2m
WANTED?A DRESflMAEER IN EVERY FAMILY]
t* Learner* for Prof. CUltTSTNER'S new "In
ternational Tailor Syateai' with any inrhmlc ur
tiipe-meaaure alone, aa all nctentlftc tailor* cut.
Pattern! aud uiitonals cut, baated, draiwl or made.
Mine. 8. J. MEKSER. "Conaervawry ?< Modes." 1 J
> atu.w. Waehimrton. D.C. dtl-.'liu*
I _WANTEtT -SITUATIO NS.
WANTED?SITUATION' AS SALESMAN IN HAT
or Men'* FurxiMitiifr 8fc>r*\ by a vhutik nt?u who
; bu hid two year*1 exj^neiit e in 4ine bu*iu? ms. Cnu
iurni.sh reforem;e. Addream X. V. U., ht*roth<* It*
ANTED?SITUATIONS ToR TWO WHITE
ll wouieM, one hs cook aud th? other a* rh^Uiber<
1 maid. References furuisU?-d. Call at I ?t.
?*Va ^ _ It*
1 WANTED-A YOLNG MAX (IE BEST HABITS
I wf and excellent ?dur'atlon. airetl th rly. a ishe^ tc
1 take clmr-'e of ContfTt-wmau * corre^j'oudeuce, de
votinK even:nm? to the work; alio ahorthand and tyi?e
i wri inirdictation After.> p.m. ronirreaMiouHl refT
I encet*. JOHN HARBISON, btarolhc*. jal?-:it*
WANTED-BY A GENTLK>1AN, A RAPID AM
diatinct jM-nm <u. having aonte leral exi??'rienc?*. a
' poaition in real estate or law office, or n cretary U]
I b^-nator or Member, Addreas A. B. L'., Star oflice.
__
WANTED-BY A 8 TTLEt- WRITE WOMAN. A
11 place aa iiiiaut'* uur?e or aeamatreai in a pnvaU
faiullv. city refeieuce^ iuruiahed. Appl> at Kl(l lstli
at. n.w jalf :it*
*VANTED-BV A COLORED WOMAN A PL vCli
11 to cook, waeti. au i Iron, aud il l a'eiieral honse
w >rk in pri?ale fauiily. can Kite good refcreu. ea, Ap
ply at 1804 L at u. w
W ANTED-AT HRADgUABTSRS - POSITIONS
for Cooka, Chainberiiuiid^. W'ijtrei*. ljiiiLi!r-<<
I and N'urae*. Seam.streaa. Men <Vaiter*.Oooka.Coarh>ueu.
Butler*. SAM'L A. COOMbK.BJtt Fat.n.w. Jalil
WANTED?A YOUHO MAN DESIRES BMPLOT
ment a* copyiet, writeu a (fool hand and ui>->
Reimuirton type writer. Addr>-aa AMli.d, 1 a-t i pj
tol at. station. )||f tf
WANTED?DICE'S AOENCY HAS FIRST-CLASf
Cook*. cliauiberiuaKlx. waitreee>-*, lauiKire**,-*
aeainatit-aae*. iiur-H8. butlers, cotchnieti hi-ii.-f- men
and boy*, with city reference Ui:j 7tli at. n.w. 17 -hi"
WANTED-BY A ItkSPECI ABLE SETT I.EC
white woman, who ia a Arat-ciiuia FrvUi-n C ok
a aliuutlon. bent of city reference*. Apply at IJ15 >
Y. ave. n,*-. JUMP
. \VTANTED?A YOCNG LADY DESIRES A CI.Eltl
11 cal Po?ition; undernunda typ writing a.id will
furnish iuatruuie^t if deaircd. M. M.. Star oflioe
| JalS-V'f
WANTED-BY A RESPECT a ULE CXlLOHF.t
woman, a aituatlou to cook, waah and iron in a
private family; good reierencea. Applr n ar 1 :il ]
13iha>. n.w. jall-'jt*
HXTAHTHD-Hr A FRENcn B1 TLER. A KM)
. 11 in a private family. (Jood city nfervtici-a. Ad
I dress FRENCH BLTLElt. Star office. JilS-itf
?UrAXIEH-lH' A YOI NG MAN. N1NETEE>
I t( year* of ftre. > eituation in a confectionery oi
gToeerj- atore. haa had expaiienca in laakiiiK candy
Address Box 149. Star ? H<-e Ja!H-:?t*
WANTED?SITC.A1 IONS FOR ALL iKINDS OF
help; free to einploit-rs. raferencea yuarantee<1
to be ireumne. STEVENV EMPLOYMENT AM
ROOM RENTING BUREAU, 717 Vth at. n w.. till a
iun. jaS-aw*
WANTED?SITUA1 IONS FOR WHITE AND OOL
ORED Cooks, uiald* ani*-a. waiters, housemen
kitchen hand* three rutiiied nouaek epers. two la<i$
copyist*. Ac. K M. BcRNHAM.(i:lU-fl:f.' E n.w.Jal8-:it'
WANTED -ROOMS.
WANTED - BY FIRST-CLASS COLORED CA
terer. nice dinlu/ room au i kitchen, with not leai
than ten boarders or sui able pi ce for an eatluir
house; references exchanged. Addreaa A. B.. star of
Ai?. _ JalH-.tr
WANTED?IN A PRIVATE FAMILY?1 RoO.I?
-uitable for 1 ght hou -keipiiur. ivraiaueiit, il
sail J factory. Addreaa B. R.D at. u. w. It*
MFaNTED-THREE (IR FOUR I NEI RNISHEO
1 Rooma for light bouaekeivluir. for three adulta;
8rice must lie r-aaonable; atate price, etc. Addrma A
I. W? star office. lt?
-UTAHTED?ROOMS-MANY PERSONS CALL OJi
" us every day tor furuiabed a id unlaruiah<M
rooma. Persons having them to rei.t should *>? iu
ROOM KENTlAG AGr.NC*. Oiaxthat. n.?.^l-15f
W ANTED-HO USES.
WANTEI)-A LADV WISHES PART OF A SMALI
11 House Itinfurniahedi; ivntmodeiate: convenient
to lutarior Dapartmeut: wonld accommodate ownen
with boa.d if desired; relerence. Ad.ireas Box 11 -J
Star otttce. Js 1 ii-Vt*
ANTED?DIRECT FROM OWNERS. HOUSES
and LoU for caah purchaser* Any property
placed with us will be liberally advertised at our ex
panaa. Renlscollected. Estates manage L Insurance
effected. HOLLAND A THOMPSON, 1:113 F, Adjoin,
in* Sun Buildimr. jri;t
W ANTED-MISCELLANEO US
WANTED-We"aRE MAEING A SPECIAL! Y OI
retiarhtfruiixr. aiteriinr in siae and repairuu
woven wire uia.tre ses. SL'L- EN A POl'TESv. P. O
Box 490. Factory. 1(1 Ward^s alley. _JalO-.1t*
WANTED ? BOOE-EKKPINO -ADULTS QCAL
11 insd in three weeks ? practical luatractiou. nt
buaineas-eolleve system. Terms moderate. A Idrsai
LIVi. Star office. >17 3t*_
WANTED- HOLMES BROS. A CO. MANUPAC
turersof ttne sliver plated ware, nickel platiiur,
and bras* poltshinfr, )tOW North Holiday at, Baltiuiore
Md. RapairiuK .ud replatinif a specialty. Jal7- 1m
ANTED?AN EXTRA i.OO.i AND WELL-PAT
Hi* appointment under tba Ooverameut; wMj pai
very liberally for such. Address, ai pouitlii* lime alK
place of interview. J 1. B, otar offioc. jal4-tlt*
W ANTED - EVERYBODY BUFFERING FBOli
11 anoky c. lnsnaya lo kuow that I ipiaraiiU-s to can
them or do pay required. kaum Furnaces auil
Latrobaa made to heat or no Pay. W. L UANTE. P
O. Box jAM. JaJ3-lm
t?GOOD TENANTS FOB THREE NEW
v > rr <H ft-room, bay window Bricka. bat bail
inv distance from two Unas of eara sad berdlPa.
- ***" L kt i.e.. rent onl]
I Pa. an. a. a. JalA-lw
HE AT UENTli
kisn better tnaa
^ANTHD-THYOUB BUTTE^I
Butter; rsutrusd.
Nwrthm-Libsriy MarksAa. ^ iltcl'SSaBSESf4
s?a-30w*
W AX1 ED-HIGHEST CASH PBIOE PAID FOl
S.
Star office. >!Ha*
w ANTED?WELLS DOG. BORED AHD DRIVEN
^ kinds ol wsll work^doue in most aklLUoi man
Pampa mads to work aaar. Pumps aud pniui
tnruished. Tsrrna moderate. WM.H.MOEEAX
1th n.a. di-2m*
w ANTED-FCENITURE. FEATHEH BEDS. CAE
, 11 pats, RlOTSa. Clouung. or eutirs Household Ef
fecfaa ^Thehirl'sst nask I naanislil. AdAresaH. BAUM
4UA
W&S&W-1&SS8&
lexospt MarylaiKD. altMLn
itor
EDS FOt
r. JKO. 1 MU. ml fst i,i
S la to 0 PJU. lalaphaue S4A-9S. U
for rent?rooms.
FHOB MKT?aCCLTlV ATBD IWTATt FA V ! 1 V
U' ar Department*. of* ? the rvjniiuru of a rwtn?d
. boat* to oi*- or Iw.p pt mm of haaattfal
| ro uia bricht ud d wrftl all l??k at. *??
Fur KiXT-m>i thus front boom, 8cit
able tor two yotwa caUratu. itamhall room
| with board: 1810O at a w. '?*
fx)* REST-1.">33 P ST. S * . THKKK U K
nlabed or unfumi.hed hoouia for Iwkt loortwi)
I 1 Jf. south troot. berdtca Bear. Jal*-'4t*
FHHOB BENT-THRFI INFCBNISHED BOOH*,
aullable for llcbt hmaekeei in*. or tor par>laa who
prefer b>*rdinc. l-ratK.n central and u?itdo?wtoa
dlniiur-Maqn. Inquire at bank of * MAY l* CO..
&lt! UU at. n.w? belvm V and 5 o'clock. Jal9-.lt*
IXlI RENT--3U C ST. *.W? PARLOR FLOOR,
r nicely (urn.ah.'d and wall bMlnd. other coaifo. -
t blc fnraiabad ro?raa aincla or en nik. tarma can ba
to ault. Arat-rlaaataMa ? ard
t"QB BENT-THE H COSD FLOOR. 20 BY 100 OF
ra- 'cn. :?] 1 '"k >k I. ?.. h? ? t?tur aM ? krr
coiiveuieucea. from i ?ai)iTUU> a?a lu
quli?In atari jalt? it
For rent -pleasant front ROOM. with
board. anitab * lor ?antleman lid wif. oc Iwu i?r
11 man; vary faw boar>l*ra la Retina, location dattaht
lal. opt.aute hrank to uar? tniT l.'ltb at. I w ;
trnoa moderate JilMf
FOR RENT-A LARGE 8ECOSD-STORY front
room. furni.bed; all conarnlencea. Wrnw nuxlar
ata. private Ualiy 41Hl'at t.w. Jal*-** |
FoR RENT-FCKN18HED RAX>M8.~ IN FAM1' Y
of two. aouthftuut. 1451 R 1. ata. a w. Jal8-3t?
IX'R KF.NT?OOMMODK>t s FCRNI8HED ROOMS
I eii alula. 1711 11 at.. oppoalta Metrvpoiitan i.'luL
II'ium. jal8-.it'
I|nOR RENT-IN NOBTHWEST SECTION. LAJtUR
? mm, aultabla fur UiPrr or four r ntlrgini. >r a
f ?lolly. Tat..' nrat c.aaa uieala aent out. tartu. mod
oral* Addrraa But 1 'J. Star uffloa. Jal8-.lt*
FHOR REST-NEAR lOVk A CIKCLE. A pli AH ANT
? mt? of Roouik. front parlor witb lanre bad nxMn.
or lanr - back larlor with mautrl bed table boarlu
.lea > red ^ jir. vale family, refcrvnona. 1:10.1 gat n.w
IHlSoRREST?PARLOB AYD BED-ROOM ON FIRStI
floor liau.la. ? ly larmahed. at 008 13th at aw.
>17-3 f
Fw
H RENT?FCRM- HE1> ROOMS. WITH OR
JT without Ihii.l, Clintou HhIw, Ttti and 1 at?.n*
New furniture, and under U"w mauaw?nient Jalll-tH*
OR RENT? Fl'RN IKHKD FIRST OR SECOND
floor. NlMb lor b. ooina aud parlora. kMi or
rm tail by ownar. aniall family: r< fareU'-ea enhanced.
1625 nth at., cor Crooran. Jal4 At*
IWR RENT?PAKLOK FLOOH AND OTHER FCB
nlabed llooiua. alinrly or au auiie, with or without
loaid 18V4 Hat. i.w. _ d:il 1st*
? OK REN l -l&W H 8T. X.W? HUlDwmK.LY
P funiiahad Rininia. Buaat InratioB in tb? city, oia
\rnlaiu to liotala aua at rat can Jal4 ft ?
IJV)R RlNT-ai7 4S? KT. OPPl is IT K UK Ml N- '
drrland'a chur<-h: ?a*?--al latw li>nd> 'Uiclj fur
niabcj rouma. tabla board a aiwialty . ev.-i ytluaac
nrat-claaa. at n?aouablr tarma Jall-2w*
?R.'VJR HKNT??40 HANINtOMFLY Ft'CNIMHEb
I lanrr parlor and bnl room on lat floor. In< lud1ti(
li at and n> lalb-MS aaioa fl.-or Alao. ai.othrr
laiirr U'd-rooui. ?lUaatra.on lat or :td fl'>r :<?.t)4W
?t.. rbird dix.r from Dr. sundrr.andV t'uun h. d:Ki 1 u."
F'Olt KLNT?8111STH *^*71*7, CONVENIENT
to tlia Lbbitt and hin|T> Houar. ni.-vly turniahad
?ultc of Koolua. wito crata drv amtalur tor a Hauator,
M inln-r ur othcra. Alao, oua ainffle room. ivrry'huif
tir t-cla*a d'J? 4w?
1>0R RENT?1823 I 8T . FUEUANTLY FUR
mabed auita of three rootua on Ural floor alao
room for ireutlrmau on third floor. refer, ncaa Jafl-;lm
I" ^OR RENT-UANDKCMLLY KI liMsHKI) l'Ali
.or*, en auite or aluirle: alao. p.eaiNUit hall ruoiua.
at luble for K?titlain?a. with or without bo rd at 800
11th at. ii.w. Refercucea . xchaoarad. ol I-13w*
IMih RFXlkNCAR CHAM lillRLAIN 8. CHOICE
rootua. n.^P? or en auite aoiitb wlndowa. brrdti*
I'Sas the dooWoiif room "Uitabie for ufllot witnor
without board. 1013 15th at. n28 2ui
FOR RENT?OFFICE8L
I'OKRKM KINK i.| I U K MS. i ul.M'R OF
l1 1 .".tli aud K ata. Gl'RLE Y BKi iTHKKh, 1318 F at.
. laid-tit
IJHiR KENT^OFKICE8-lKOLR NKH bl'ILMNU
ail cuii vi iueucea, stc*iu Le?t
' TiUR k RUTHF.RFliRD.
d24-4w* 13o7 ? at n.w.
FOR RENT?STORKS"
IX?R RENT?STORK 8111 AB1.K FOH ANY BL8I
DefUt; lixtur?s*for l? it luT etor^, kf-boi, ie.; also
i time r<*.ni buck Ij< u-?*. all tnn roveiuTi.a,
i rcut oUeai?. IT'Ji. l'a. ave. u.w.
St*
1.V?Pa It! N1 ^ I?? i:? AM' DWELLlkU. M00 3D
it s t-. Apply 3082dfltM. Jal 7-.'i*
I "'?OR KEM BKACTIFri M v. 1002
14th Ht.. ft.. wnoprtfd cellar name nit*. *?
' TaK^iu <lwelliiiK aiHiv* . larv** brick ?>Ukble. Almi, flne
i ?U?re.cor. lotli uud S. V. ave. J. W 1* MVl-i.8.
Jall-liii* N?*w York are.
j FOR RENT-M1DSCELLANE( U S
VViK RENT?8TABLE, IX ALU! BET? 1 I X K
I r an<l Ij and Kith and 17th hU . i>ert?n*t ord*-r. <a
J pacity f<?ur l?M - and tklM ca? ria*reh wat?r and?raa.
' two room* lor coach an.
Jai4 (>t 1111 J. k. JOHNSTON*. 73* 15that.
I*>U bEXT-A* OLD LHTABLlhHKD FEED
Store, No. 1417 ii?iru at, U?uU?U)vu. D. C , a tt?
tixtnr^a; fl"* |?er uiuDtk H. A. l'HILLIFs. 14 .H
New i ;ka\enne. Ja.Vlru
FOR SALE -LOTS.
F
> K .^ALE-SOc PER lOUT. Fol R LOTS ON M
_ at.. U'luwo 4S( and ttlb ?ta. a m at the low vrioa of
.">Clc. i?r toot. *tre? t cars |>ai-? property. $1 50 ja+ fl?
fc d .iruble lot on 8ib at, l?t. M and N ata. n w.
JalSK!t* A. T. COL' >.Hl, 14'.'."i N<-w York ave.
1>I11SAL1:-AI A BABOAIN.1F Pi RCHA^hl) AT
I oucet a number of \ cry ilc>n b r build up lota on
!itu at., beta on li and A' n a.. and al-o on O ?t.l?
tw.-cti l.'th and 13th u.*. Lol ls P.bHOEMAKlK.
! ITJU r at. n.w. JalB-ltta
1X?R hA. L LOT t>N WE8T SIDE t)F ?TH 8T,
bct?? uLaud M. "Jato t irout. 41 .">0.
8WOKMS1EUT ? bUADLET,
Jal8-3t ??-'? W at. n.w.
I' >>R 8ALf.-CHE.AI-A OOOD LOT '>N |, .BET
H and law.; 4."> feet (r nt Al?< 9ti feat fr>nt on
1 34, bet. H. aud 1 At.: will ?ell ver. loar if aoid at
once, trruia < My. C. U. PARKER. 4)t aud E ata. a.
w. Jal7-3t?_
FOR SALE-LOTS ON BKODE ISLAND AVE?
next to tbe coru?r of lrtth at.. 47,.V'O and IK.OOO.
Jalti-tit WM. P. YOL'Nta. 13U3 F aA. 8.W.
1>>K SAI.h A T1 NTH INTKKE T IN THB BF-AT
tllu. iiU' at the head of lMh at., which will be
irradnd thia wiutor and acportit.ued auiouir the owuera
- ? * "
. irnubvl thJa winter and k|'portii,urd anion* the owner*
' In 'lie a|>nnir. An op|>ortunity tor au Invnebuent that
; will pay ov. r par i-aaiu l ore t<<4 000
Jal4-0< \AM. P. YOCNti. 1303 Flt tuw.
Mil! HALE?CHOICE LOTS OS R L. N. Y. AN D
Teun. avaa kiauv otharcheap ' r^od lo< ?ii
tiea. 58.0,K1 ft U. t baiiraiu. MIL.ON h LOCKETT.
I Klj K at. n.w. Jal4-tit*
I.V1K 8ALE?DESIRABLE LOIS IN LK DROIT
1 I* Park. Ul KLEY Br.OTxEBH. lUltf F at. Jal3-Ot
? ?OR SALE-VERY Dl S1RABLE CORNER LUT
J at tb<-in.craec:i<>n of N. Y. avenue, N and North
Capitol ?treet- lOOxWO. a 1.1 be a-ud at a liar sain
boOKMSILnl h BKADLLY,WS7 Eat. Jai3-lu
l>OR SALE?WE HAVE FOR SALE A 1H.SIKAB1.E
f piece of buaines'* proi?rty. 8."<tl00 on l'.'th. {Uat
north of la av.; alao ou E at.. bet. lltb and 1 'Jth. . 3x
7.V. Both of tli. a. |>ie<'<a of pioperty can be oouvertad
into koo.1 pay in* inveatmenta. A. 1' Ui 1.1. k CO .
JaM-U'w 1338 Eat.
f!H)R 8ALE?CHEAP?LX)T8 AT FOREST GLES.
Md.. 1. 1>?, and "J ccnta per foot, if aold lietore
aprinir. 3. R. H.R'IFORD,
Ja4-lm* 142314 F at.
1" M1K SALE 1111 II! SI INVESTMENT OF THE
l>ay 1 ofler buildiuK Lota on k raj'-, aud on atreet
oraveune. aituiu lour aquarea of P< tinaylrania ava.
atreet car*, for uuly t300 cachn an, ladauca
t 10 )"r mouth. R. A. PHILLIl'S,
n*J*J-3ui* 141M New Y'ork ara.
MONEY TO LOAN.
ftlMI IN UAMno LOAN ON RKAL-ES
J7E UUl' late, at tj per i-eut. CMAl.LEs *.
HA.NDk. tf'M t at. n. w. jain-3t<
Mone\ to loan oifcirv iuialestate and
ou Mary land fariua.
CUAS. A HHIF.LD8.
)al8-6t 1006 f at. n.w.
$1,000 TOU,ASr
ou city property.
4'J.0<>tl HARDING * WATERS.
?:i.OOO U?18 3tl ?OB 11 ill at. n.w.
uO A Alkik ? N REAL ESTATBUBCCRITY AT
noU.IPIMr load rale of lntcrcat in aunia of
a.t (Hut ami upaard. \er> aiuall roiiiiiilaai->u.
JalV-Alt* C. H. KMOHT. ?107 < lb at
M- ONEV TO LOAN IS -I MS KROM ? >00 CP
ward. at the loaeat ratea of Uitemat aud couuuia
?oua. on approved rv^l ~ta tern thia cl ty^ ^
jtlO Corner ldUi and 1- ala. a.*.
ThfONEY LOANED ON ~ FIRST -CLA88 REAL
EaUte Security. WE^COTT A WILtX)X.
j, im llHIi PenuayUauia ava._
' IhfONEYTOLOAMlMailllM IOSCIT ATLOWUiT
Jl. ratea ot in urea t ou approved real eatate ae.anty
ii, me city. HIIJ. k JOHNSTON,
, JaI 1-3iu 738 l.~>that.n.w.
MONEY TO LOAN OB REAL ESTATE boni?a.
atorka. r al eaute noUt. or otuer aacuntr. In
auui-froin 4100 to auy auiouut deairwl. R. A P. IL
LLP8.1419 New Yarkavcaua. Ja& lm
WE H.AVE MONEY TO LOAB OK REEL EST ATE
3-iui teut- bkALLEY.
Money to loan on real estate seci bit*
aa-l on ?ood parauaal aacarlly ui aiuna w auil.
THOb O. HEN BAY,
d21-lm l!Wli * at u. w.
03,000?to" LOAN
R) -j.nOO _
^ 2.000 ON REAL ESTATE
1 oU0 [o05] THOS. E WAOOAMAN
ailUi <Wta TO LOAM OB MARYLAND
?lUU.lHIU t anna awl Ooautry Plaoaa
lelapbuua 78Ml O. M. mtUXM. * CO,
au^tl _ _ 322 N. A^iariua aA^ tialtimora.
M~ ONEY TOLOAN
Ou Baal Eatate Security
HOLLAND * THOMPSON,
>13 131* F at_ Adjoiniua bun Buildiar
aatata aacunt/.
o-JO
JJONEY TO ^ANO^NAPPhWVLD E8TATE
commiiaioua. Kp aJI.
_?iJ0 GEO. *. UNElASTSr ? H tu.
MOBET TO LOAB
in autua to aait. at lowaat ? *? ?. ..... .. i - ?
H *"?.]&?33RrK'ml
141TT 1-auuaylvauiaaTa.
JM OF INTEREST
ftlt1*, SfCURIlYf.
IMOa. J. FlsHER ft OCX.
, 1324 F at B.w.
M?*KT TO LOAM OB REJLL ESTATE AT UM
1? St rum W^IMBaowiSt'fKOB^'llB Fat.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
K9?, ^CMOt E PIECE oi~'fnonMTV ON
kSWSSSfsSHS
Jal UM
i KtofBi.*.
FOR llENT?HOrSES.
ra l?i^'T 11* 3D ?T HJU UKWM kW
klWM Tf . -
L\)? uitUtou ?kc brtaiio i* ryfti
w ?i?l,T
F k Ki.M HT rtimr*i?> mv 2024 pat
? aa Mfti nv* i brtcA ktMi Bl ????"
TZ ^ - slO?
E* itknr too b it. i. w_ ix a uort mST
ansrwBf srssn irrrK
. .that * w. >10 ?*
|^>R HEKT A Dunu?ljr. ?W lOOttlit
?7 lu* i aouth TraulMT* oa part ha rtaaai mm, iO
ISKS^lIcLActlLft1 ft'r M
1,-VlRHEST KI1710THB NB aVoMF ~>BTA
r W? una nmnt brick btw. prbe Ml !?*' ???BtA.
Apply to B E. 1'LAiK, ML Oloua HJiwar
?I* JUM-W*
I>llt RENT BIX BOO* HOI'SF. N(Y 1405 11TB
f ? ? ? . rant 015 4it4jr llu41.sC B. m. C/f.
E. BiCHARDOON. ?10-*?*
f-XJR RENT-101H Q if ST wTkHMTT BOOMK
1 ?ut cellar. ?< ?!>'iviniod a?d paired M ARD
)?1T E
IVOi KENT ? BRICK lUI XE. NEARLY HE*';
i*y wiuBow. 0 ronu.fnOiunfrmi ktmiHom.
IOO? l?*w Uam|iahirc eve Kaguir* IMlK laauneyl
niUm.
1!?OR RHVT-KEAR THKCAflTOL, A DEMIKABIJI
?nd i ir?antly ?itiuinl hn. A d?-l Iim . 111 ,.r n?*ua.
incladimr bath. 1U124 at B a. j*l" ?i*
|> >H hi SI 222 3D -I 'h ?.. ThIk'i i I N HO?H
rn?H,l?. 045 tlvtlhlt ?.r .thmiw. frnf
.lirao 50. -Ml W.llow I fee Oourl ? ruM.tui.
M?raa allej Lt. flve Hoiwa. A r?>uia ee.h ew
(?ITJt* C H. AMi.UT. t<07 7th?t n w.
? >)h Hl.MT- BT OEO W I1SK1XR.
r wfc ??<i h ?t> b. w.
7JR 17th B w. 12r 0?S..t3 71 w J l>t at . nn in
1M18 F at. n.w, I2r... t?0 l!2d * Va. aea.Cra . 10 50
2 1 JO I'a a** .untatb 50 n*ti>d-a<' rm.. SI t40.
OOlti U at. 12ra 05 auitable for buaitieaa X)
Two btablea . .|K and 10 3 roocua. aw aud li?ai ,t<
>17 1tt
l""Oh HKST-HOtTaM. I
I 14J1 W at. b.w. 211 A at 13r......?7A
fur, lira llJSM'.ll Maaa a* a.*.tr M
Cor 8 al and Conn a*f -JvT 12tli at a?. ,r? 40
n w., 114r 11? ?H) l?l I Mtli at a.?_ Rr 3j
Pat II w .far . l.tr.HO 7r.' t at a.?.. ?ra . . VO.S3
1'ark Hntrl. 7ib at road. Cor 17)li and B d'f au,
-Or 75 u. 1. pr 25
?o: M ?t ti ?.. iv'r IRIS HtA at u ?.. i ra.
ls:t:i i) at a. v.. IRr.... 75 baMiu?t.t aad * ra lit
170?f F at. a.ar. l*ia ?5 B.?t fO
1410 I'aL n w..Wra t?0 1" at b.w- ?r ttO
I4<1 Wth at. q a BO ?<-.'! Cat.6 ra. 17
Stkitlat. a.?_Or? M 1WV1 1 l.fc at a a .rtr 13 7o
liO* l*a. a*. u.? 6r . )y tf-T C at a.ar . 4ra ... 14
ll.t K at B.W.. Mr airtvt I a?i C.'art b? 1. 50
?H)J[ >. J av aa.. lira... :? 4,'t4 l?t at aw., ftra rj.jii
4 - ? >? H aLB a .? ra 27.nO 7* at. a?.. 5ra . . .12.HO
l^MOat. b.w-7 (a .. .V6 Ilia 4Ui at c.a 4ta . IK
1008 D at > ?.,7r.... 2.> M? .r 170*. Hth at a.w^
JO.tli.Cap. at. era . .25 4r id.SB
BTt KEn. UlfK Ea. ETC.
OnDtoa Build's. rui>.l
#75 4?W U.a?a.haannnitB?0
913 M<l a*, aw., arara. '4MUar .ME.4r N
roooi..,.. ...... ........30 ?U n andd? a mr
Htorranddm. UlB?. 3o4 I lMib a d BM > u.w ,4r 15
14th at. u w .Kr 40 Lstioi Fld?., room ft 10
Storr aud daaliii?. 43 r>Uhla rvartil 1 M u.w 10
K at aa.. Br 35 staUa raar 4<M C a>. a w 7
TkeabuaalaoBl) apvruonof tba propartr on mjr
l?? ka For f .ill liat rail at oflkoa for t ull-? . iaaurd on
tbr lataud 15th. Ual < I IBoa. E. * aim.am as
>uB lltM-Ml RHODE IHLASU AVE. K ?
?
11 ruoma. modern uui>rovrtm Lta, rant to (wil
mt,oiilj#40 W. CLARF.JiOt bfVALl.
17 :it W5 F at a.w
b
I
F
tenant.
Jal
>OB KENT-SO* W ASS. AVE N
aud taariuodt liay aludow Brv Ui ov Baw ?i?
r.ioiwi and tMtb. ali bi l.tau- nl thrvia-hout. rant.
?2.1 a month HENRY JAEOEft. 15 4th ataajt 12t
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