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MEDICAL, &c.

nR. AND NINE SELDEN, 1921 18TH ST. NV.
- Established 1853 special treatment for ladies;
remedies prompt and reliable: advice free and con,
hdenti1i' terms reasonable. Call or write nll-lw*
Mrs. BROWN eCOLORED) TAKES LADIES
ANA before and during Illness At her nice home, 3Oj
missouri ave NV. where they will have the best Of
care. se23ms
NINE DE FOREST, LONC-ESTABLISHEDA AND
Asl reliable Ladies' Physician be consulted daily
al her residence. l245 9TH ST. Office hours from
to Sp.m. ocl6-lms
T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
y DR. BROlHERS Is the oldest Established adver-
Using Ladies' Physician in this city. Ladies, you can
confidently consult DIR. BROTHERS, 9O6 b st. s.w
Particular attention paid all diseases peculiar to
ladies' married o. single All successfully treated.
Gent nurses furnished those may desire 70 stay
aiew days Ia the city under his treatment ocl5 Inns
MANHOOD RESTORED By USING BOTTLE
AN1 or two Of DIR. BROTHERS. Invigorating Cor
dial Viii cure any case of nervous debility and loss
OF nerve power. 1t imparIs vigOr 70 the whole sys
tem 500 b ST. s.w. ocl5lms
RI DAYS TRIAL
DIR. DYES
ELECTRIC VOLTAIC BELT, and other ELECTRIC
men, young or old, who suffering from Nervous
Debility Lost Vitality, and those diseases personal
nature resulting from abuses and other Speedy
relief and complete restoration to health, vgOr and
pamphlet, tree Address VOLTAIC BELT CO., Mar
shall. Mich. ja3Oeo
DEAD AND BE WISE-DR BROTH ERs. 300 b
Il st. W, appeared before me and made oath that
he is the Oldest Established Expert Specialist i'm this
city, and Will guarantee cure in all cases Of private
disease OF men and furnish medicine. no charge:
consultation and advice free any hour during the
day subscribed and sworn 70 before me by DIR.
in and for the D. of G.. this Sd day of July. lSSa
OclZ-lm*
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FITCH, FOX 4 GROWN. Real Estate Brokers
ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER SEVENTEENTH.
1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, the premises Ne
will offer for sale sub lots and In block l. Mer
idlan HILL These lots front on Champain avenue
now being graded-and offer u good opportunity tor
inveStmt mt.
Terms: Onehalf cash; balance in one year. at six
per cent interest by deed oftrus prop
erty deposit Of $3.50 each lot required time
OF sale DUNCANSON BROS,
nlS,l4&l6 AuctiOneerS
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AUCTION SALES.
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FUTURE DAYS.
rTIaHLY IMPORTANT SALE
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
ALL THE SURPLUS AND YOUNG rRorTrNo
THoRoUaHBREDs AND ARABIAN STOCK
OF THE "MoNTEBELLo" STUD,
BELONGING 10 THE ESTATE OF THE LATE
JOHN W. GARRETT

By order ofthe Manager we win sell, by public auc-
ton, ut PRIVATE STABLES No. LIS North How
ard street. Baltimore, Nd, next door to COINS Iiy
err Stables), on MONDAY, NOVEMBER SIX
TENTH, 1855. commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK
A. NJ, all the surplus and young stock of the Monte
6ello stud, including Stallions Brood Mares Fflies
Geldings, and Colts among which we name:
THE STATIONS CT ERo AND WYOMING
About twenty Brood Mares. some of which were
sired by Almont, Messenger Duroc. Lothian Blue
Grass. Bashaw, jr, Bonnie Scotland, Administrator
IA Four-Year-Old Fillies and Geldiugs
- Two ear-Old Fflies and GeldingA
15 Yearlings.
10 sucking Colts, old enough to be weaned.
The above Stock was CAREFULLY AND PURELY
BRED as pedigrees. which will be furnished st sale
will show.
ALL WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT LIMIT OR RE-
SERVE
TERMS OF SALE-CASH
Catalogues will be supplied on application to the
Auctioleers after Monday. November 3. 1885.
nodts WIN. SEEMULLER & CO. Aucts.
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cause she had been weeping much, but because
heart, and L-iade 1t CULVER like a harp swept by
a strong hand; hes very ill indeed; and DR.
Granger scarcely gives me any hope at ALL"
nurse or anybody to help your Lord Archie
inquired
ever he heard Arnitt was ill-very i'll, that is.
But H. will never get over it, my lOrd-never -
And lowering her voice almost to whisper,
He's got something on his mind; l know it;
I'm sure OF It,"
What kind OF q something?" Lord Archie
asked.
II can't tell that, my lord, she answered.:
'but something there IL, for certain. Arnitt is a
very quiet, close sort of man, and though he's
one OF the best husbands that ever drew breath,
and has never given me a cross word since we
were married, and has never raised his hand to
one OF the children-and they are trying at
tilnes, there's no denying it-he's never told me
a word about his past life, never one don't
know any thing about him, my lord, not even
where he was born, or whether he has a rela-
ton in all the world. But he isn't like me-
my lord; and though he's no better now than q
common soldier, he's q gentleman, Arnitt is
and sometimes could fancy he was even more
Lord Archies conscience pricked him a little
that he was obliged In honor to keep from this
distressed little soul, with her pretty lair hair
and blue tear-drowned eyes, the fact that he
knew the truth Of much of what she was say.
Ing. Then sudden thought came into his
Would he like to see me, do you think4" he
asked.
II feel sure he would- INV lord - sha An.
swered.
We'll you might ask him." he said, for he
mad no desire to disturb what probably were
MS eA-groOtn last hours by recalling painfully
10 MS mind the Incidents OF the past-incidents
whicn ne most likely needed no stimulus to re-
MEMBER, ana which would now be crowding
pack upon MN, as the past does when we have
nearly done with the present.
50 sne went up the creakinx little stairs with
the oaoy In her arms, leaving Lord Archie
standins IN the midst OF the group Of awe
stricken and bewildered youngsters. He spoke
10 one or two Of them, the eldest boy amongst
them, and found that Marcus Oriord's little
anecdote had been literally doctored In the
matter OF pronunciation aud accent, and that
ne, in common with all the Others spoke very
well. indeed, and II not quite no TO his own
standard, still very much above the average OF
better class OF children than those living In
that part OF w arnecliffe
And then Mrs. Arnitt appeared again. and
said Tue SICK man was very nxiOus to see his
iordsnip II ne would 60 up. So Lord Archie
| II was q poor little room In which he found
nimseii Wnen ne reached the top Of the creak.
Ing stairway, but IL was clean and orderly The
guilt upon the bed was white III cOsrse and
there was apleasant-faced middle-ased nurse
In white cap sitting beside the patient who
rose and made her obedience when he entered
under the low doorway. Arnitt made Q sign to
her 70 leave them, and Lord Archie advanced
| 70 the side Of the bed
why, Arnitt," he said, "rm very sorry u
nnd yen 50 ~; what ever have yoa BEEN doing
] I've about como TO the end Of the Journey
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no5-lot DWIGHT j. fAh1hl
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80 fENNsHLvANIA AVENUE INV.
MARKs LIVERY ARxzxx M Px.Apxueunzua
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

WHAT THE STARS AND THEIR SATELLITES
ABE DoING-ANorHER NEW JULIET-MR
sCHAWB SUES NINE. NEvApA-BRoSsoN
ho~ARDs NEW PLAY-COL. MAPLEsoN's
NEW SOPRANO
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AND OHIO RAILROAD

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HOLIDAY GOODS.
Ho11pAY OpEs1Se.

sEATON PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY e BROTHER,)
HAS NOW OPENED 4 VERY LARGE AND
VARIED ASSORTMENT OF NOVELTIES
SUITABLE FOR CHR!sTMAS PRESENTs.
PLUSH AID VIENNA LEATHER WORK BOXES.
SEAL and ALLIGATOR SKIN
I.ASDRofsI;'s COLOGNE AND DOORS IN
WICK ER-COVERED BOTTLES
PLUSH AND OLIVE WOOD OD0R CASES.
AIGERfAN FIGURES MANICURE SETS.
ELEGANT BRASS AND PLUSH MOUNTED
fsFoRfEp sATfN-LINED WORK BAsKETs
ROCoO CARD RECEIVERS AND THERMoMEe
BRAss WRITING SETS. VIENNA LEATHER
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
GENTLEMEN's SHAVING CASES AND SMOK-
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,s CHINA SILK
MANDK IER9I.a II s, AND NJ MUFFhERs
s2KDERbEDa rn MHt Ell u . sI1Sk PATTERNS
.sPECI AL IN DUCEMENTS" IN FANCY HAND
KERCHIEFS FOR LADIES AND GENTLE
MEN At 121bc., zoe, 37ihc and Soc
NEW SILK UMBRELLAS FOR LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN. WITH GOLD. SILVER, IVORY,
BUCK HORN, EBONY AND NATURAL WOOD
~ PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT pR1cEs
sEAToN PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
Penn. Avenue, corner 9th street
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General Hazen's undertaking to palliate the
breaking into a private house in Georgetown,
last Monday night, by a couple OF soldiers from
Fort Meyer under the War department circu-
lar. as quoted by him in Wednesdays STAR, is
about as absurd as anything can well be. Even
supposing that such n document is sufficient
authority for so fragrant a violation OF private
rights as its language seems 10 contemplate, yet
Nd reasonable construction of its meaning could
be made TO cover the case in question. BY the
terms of the circular the power OF q military de-
tail To force An entrance into the houses of third
persons Is expressly limited to "cases where the
parties sought to be arrested have taken refuge
therein" In this instance there was no evil
dence whatever that the person wanted was In
the house thus invaded, and the assailing SQUAD
was assured in the most solemn and positive
manner that he was not there, and was not
even in the District Such slight authority "a
exists in the mere opinion OF an acting Judge
Advocate General for gross an outrage on the
rights OF citizenship does not therefore cover
the case To which General Hazen applies It.
Under the view OF that gentleman, unless the
representation OF 10 does him injustice, mans
house Is NO longer his castle but liable to be
broken into whenever q drunken. ignorant or
careless military officer chooses to send out n
file OF men in search of an alleged deserter. Act
ing Judge Advocates General and Secretaries of
W ar may be mighty powers, within their own
sphere. and it may be, also. that the discipline
of the signal service Is essential to the
welfare OF the human race: but IL is barely pos
sible that they do not possess the whole sum OF
human knowledge in regard 10 the inalienable
rights of an American citizen. Certainly the
experience of the family in the instance under
notice is one not compatible with the theory
and spirit of a republican government in times
OF profound peace.
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GRAND CHR1srMAs SALE
LADIES CHrLDREN's AND MEMS
FLEECELINED AND FUR-TOf
GLOVES.
We have lust opened the largest Stock Of
Gloves In o greater variety than ever shown BY
US at any previous Xmas.
Having made unusual preparations we are
now in position 10 transac. more business than
ever before. and take special pleasure In ilvft-
ing your examination Of this large and care
fully selected stock of HOLIDAY GLOVES
We quote as speciallHworth mentioning the
following
Ladies' Cashmere. and Jersey Gloves, In Gar
net, Seal. Dark Green and Navy Blue.
ONLY s9c; AND s:asc PER PAIR:
Children's Cashmere and Knit Gloves, in
great variety,
%. 2s. 81, sTls AND SOC PER PAIR.
Full stock Of Men. Ladies' and Children's
Cashmere and Worsted Mittens. In all the NO w
and desirable colors. You cannot fail to make
selection
25. 20. 37la, so AND &c. PER PAIR
Ladies' Fleece-Lined Fur top Gloves. en-
broidered backs,
ONLY 81 PER PAIR
Ladies' Fieeceiined Dogskin Gloves, in Gray
and Beaver.
ONLY Sl.25 PER PAIR
Ladies' 3-But Dogskin Gloves. embroidered
On back fancy silk lining very warm,
ONLY Sl.5O PER PAIR.
MEMS GLOVES.
Mems Fleece Lined Fur-top Dogskin Gloves,
usually sold at 81 90,
ONLY &c. PER PAIR
Mems Fleece Lined Fur-top Kid Gloves, also
without far-tops,
ONLY Sl.OO PER PAIR.
Mems Fine FIpe,e TIpod Esarto,, VIA cIovo,
spring clasps, good quality,
ONLY Sl.37la PER PAIR.
Same in Dogskin, also with plain tops,
$1.5O PER PAIR
Coachman's Lined BucKskin Gloves, war
ranted waterproof, colors Tan and Gray,
ONLY $3.50 PER PAIR.
Any Of the above will make practical, sub
stsntial and most accept lble Xmas Gifts
WOODWARD LOTHROP
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WANTED--ROOMS.

VXyANTED-ALL WHO HAVE ROOMS OR
w Apartments for rent will find il greatly to their
advantage register sanewlth full particulars, at
directory for renting rooms 81 Clond building corner
9th and sts, Room Ia. Office open daily from 8
am. to q pm. ROBERT e. HIMSELF. n2l-2w*
UYANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w or furnished rooms with board: state terms
and particulars Address Box As Star office. n273t*
NyANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN THE USE OF
w a Room in vicinity of Treasury Building where
he may practice OH Cornet. Not TO be used but an
hour or two daily. Address Box Star Office, stating
terRs. n25-4t*
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The early appearance of attractive announce
ments OF Christmas goods in the advertising
columns Of THE STAR shows that our business
men expect q large holiday trade this season,
and have made special provision to meet the
demand.
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BATCH OF BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK


n.rcx, .-,s ,,,vrp
A''' Wv
.,. ~,
other ho.aseA You ask hows Well. tie common
rnS a.u reason 70 suppose that no mouse eau "
shon,d .psnsct nv no,,.. tosns q The RON
MARCHE win not do 20. even 20 catch the unwary.
The BON MARCHEwil only advertise bargains fou
compare goods well an price4 and you also, gentle
reader, Win have your eyes opened.
HorInAv t,oons
1oAf sooD@
AAeoNs
Inc latest novelty for mantel Ornamental
It Sac. and O8c each.
""1 'o~ '~''
An elegant and large assortmen. Of Albums Plush
Boxes, Plush Whsk Holders Dolls aud Fancy VIII
low Ware prices goafeuteed 10 be the lowest Your
'nsPeceon Is invited.
AT 10 CENTS EACH.
rh,, 10y oi pnre Linen Hemstitched Hanakercnie s
der, worth ffom i;c. to aSc' each,
FELT TIDES AND TABLE SCARFS.
Felt Tystas ., "a Cd,
Gil E r.Mes ~ 60 saca. ... -. n. .A
Large sixe Tidies 81 sc. each
hsz s1 Tasse Value .rtb q, ss
IN rrNrs . v,pn
patterns Of Woo, r.re. co,,rs. Mvrte. NAVY. seal
'f'" z'c' yard.
pup ~o.,xJN.s
WIN be closed out at
4. oosi pAlos
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lard.
Our out-Oftown customers will benefit them
selves, and greatly oblige US, by sending In
their orders at the earliest possible date to ena-
BILE Us to give them the desired attention
All Christmas articles will De sent In neat,
tasty and appropriate boxes bought expressly
for the Holiday trade.
Do your shopping before the rush.
WOODWARD & IOTHROp
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GEORGE J. MUELLER,
WHOLESALE CoNFECTIONER.
nIO.2M* 3IA Pennsylyania avenue H. "

FREsH OPENING
LADIES SEAL SKIN sACQUEA
FINE PLUSH GARMENTS.
Our sales in LADIEy WRAPS are very much In
advance Of what we anticipated.
We have just returned nom New York with fresh
supply Of the best London Dyed
SEAL SKIN SACQUES,
which we offer at the LOWEST NEW YORK
PRICES. Special attention called to our $50 and
S1T3 SACQCES. az inches long.
We secured special Bargains in Fine
SEAL PLUSH SACQCES vISITES AND NEW
MARKETS,
trimmed with Elegant Fur. Those ladies who have
been waiting for small sizes can now be accommO-
Good Plush sacques. s2s, sss, Better Grade, $50
to $40.
Fur-lined Circulars, @15 to $50.
Mink lined Circulars $50 to $75.
Large stock FUR TRIMMINGS, IN Lynx, Beaver,
Persian Lamb, Fox, Coon and skunk, ,
BEAVER CAPES, with Ball Trimming SIS to 420
Large Assortment Nuns Beatrices SCarM:
Etder Duck Skin ROoe-great curiosity.
Black Fur Carriage Robes Cioth-iined, S1l.
Coachmens Capes and Gloves.
B. Fl. STINENETZ 4 SON,
MATTERS AND PURIFIERS,
1887 PennsyDvanis ave.
n30 Next TO corner 18th st.
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By "A LUCKY PURCHASE

We have secured one Thousand yards Of 46-
inch Heavy Black Atwood Cashmere, fully
equal to the quality usually sold at 81, which
we shall offer at the low price Of
75c PER YARD.
~ Both blue and jet cast
Un0nw nm a I(,THR0p
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A cranky rumor is started that Mr. Blaine is
TO get Senator Hale to resign, be elected to the
Senate in his place. and then be chosen presi-
dent Of the Senate, thereby becoming Vice
President. This report should not deceive even
the most unsophisticated marine. Mr.. Hale is
not Of the resisning sort If he did resign, Mr..
Blaine might not be able to dictate to the gov
ernor and legislature of Maine as to the sue
eession, and If he were elected he could not
very well be admitted to the Senate until that
body was organized by the election of a presid-
ing officer. There are other difficulties which
might be mentioned, but those that have been
cited will show that the story is a trifie fantas-
teal
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DOSEDALE
IL BUILDING LOTS AT LOW PRICE AND
EASY TERMS.
have Subdvded ROSEDALE, and offer Building
Lots 20 feet 'front.' at $500. $3.50, $500, $3.50 per lot
Terms ~ per cent cash, balance monthly. Rosedale
Is located Immediately at the eastern end Of the Co
iumbia railway company 18th and sts ne. Plat at
my Office $40 Market space.
Oc5-2m W. Fl. CLAGETT.
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Ho1rDAY PHEpARAr1oss

Ho1rDAY PnrrARArross
WE ARE MAKING EXTENSIVE PREpARA-
TONS FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE IN ALL
CLASSES OF DRY GOODS. VIZ, LADIES' NEW.
MARKETS, ENGLISH WALKING COATS. SILKS.
vELvETs, sATINS, PUSHES FANCY DRESS
GOODS. LADIES AND GENTS WRAPPER
GOODS, LADIES EMBROIDERED FLANNEL
SKIRTS. BLACK AND COLORED CAsHMERrs
GRAPE CLOTHS. TRICO CLOTHS. HOMEsPUN
CLOTHS FLANNEL sUITING, LACE CURTAINS.
FINE SOUTH DOWN BLANKETS, CAIIF0RNIA
BLANKETS, QUILTED BED COMFORTS. EN-
BROrDERED HANDKERCHIEF, HEMMED-
STITCHED AND SILK HANDKER.HIEFs
FANCY HOSIERY FOR LADIES' AND CHrT.
PIANO COVERS.
CARPETTNGS
BRUSSELS CARPET, from 65c upward.
INGRAM CARPET. nom Csc, a0c sc
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, all widths
RUGS. sMYRNA. sHEEPsKIN, VELVET. and
MOQUET, Etc, Etc, Etc. Etc, Etc.
JOHNSON, GARNER d On
ms SOS Pennsylvania ave-. south side.
GaAsD PRrzE .BurrER.
Tam in receipt weekly. fresh from the Creamery,
FOX RIVER" ELGIN CREAMERY RurrsR.
thas took she first prize for the Best Butter shown
among LOCO samples At the GREAT AMEpITxN
FAT STOCK and DAIRY SHOW, held at CiIfCAs;u.
Asu. he Celebrated "BARB CITY" cra.,o..,, NJ.
ter, made w H. B. aurIer, president OF the iilinos
Uotfymen'S Association.
Bess brands also of lows and New York State n.t.
ter.
All goods warranted pure.
No Bogus Butter sold in this establishment.
y. n. CRANE
nX8~0t t30 IxONfbiann ave
HoLrpAY 1ooDs.
Toilet sets. with leather and plush cases. n,r.h
Bets with leather and push CAses Shavin ras.
leather and pansn $3.50 Backing Brush Sets vim
tuss opened. w. 8. TEEL. $3.50
Nh oe11 tennsvlvanla aveuue
RU0ks FOR CHILDREN.
me New An9nai3, me Artiatic Colof Aooss a.
h II no yOH az fInkxr
FINE STATlONERY.
G. c. PURsEr1.
ms AS GIN street
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WANTED-HEIp


WAAN;TIEaD,, 4 FFlEsTcLAss NURSE aTKI.oNE
hsssssa good wages 70 capable girl Cali a once,
uTANTED-A RELIABLE 91foRFn 7,,ov y
n.w. ' a. QUO IT'S :"
WANTED..aA ,CoLoRED YOUNG NAN AS
p.ce Apply . ass ssh o n% references nom last
WAETED..A GOOD LIVE MAN COOK ZAP.
and pinns fRs ROOMS q ds ss q
WANrEb- sTRoNG. YOUNG GERMAN GIR1-
ioS 18th 81 n~ .Rs ..ss i
VVANTED--AG GOOD STRONG. WILI1N; nov
Sss SHE I'll S Il. 4
WANTED : SALESMAN N upHo1 n sTKSv
Hs;i eaEs Ss
WANTED-TN A PRIVATE FAMILY I'm:
shid5en coed d, city reference Address cApsBE
W!ANTEI:D,I,;A, q, fIR .. CATERER LocA:
fap be ses .s E, references required
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. COOKS CHAN.
w bermaids seamstresses, Mattresses, Scrub Girls.
S. ssu w. and BEL 5sys
WANTED-AN HONEST WHITE GIRL TO
fS :d for small family; good home. Apply a.
WyANTED-PIYE HARDWOOD WoRKEPs
W Apply to J. b, HAMMOND. Iash st. and Ohio
WANTED..LADIEsT 10 WORK FOR Us ON OUR
w samples for holiday trade; $40 to SIS per week
CARLETON & co. Boston, Mass. BOX S.iS2 nas-im:
WAsSSTTEpIc IHIrE AND coLoREp COOKS,
LAs5R 'f u
VXYANTED--A GOOD SERVANT Girl. TO COOK
re ana p aS st I PA re-
WYANTED-A COM PETENT WOMAN TO COOK.
w wash and iron in private family bring first.
class city references Apply at 1915 Riggs between
the hours OF . and ~ m. n273t
WANTED. IMMEpIATELY-A CoATMAKER
Apply to g. c. HTNK LEY, Gaithersburg. Md. nssSts
WIANTED-A YOUNG MAN DESTROYS OF
g. the ana o1a with some
afraid Of work. Address In own Handwriting, LAW
YER Star office. n37-3ts
WTANTED-LADIFS AND GENTLEMEN IN
homes. SO to "a day easily made work sent BY mail:
no ca wasting. We have good demand for our work
'ssS BIZ
WANTED.WHTTE AND CoLoRED WOMEN
es Coaks sac To sS er
COOMBs Emp. Bureau, e28 St. NV. n25-lw*
w ANTED-A WHITE NURSE OVER Is
w years OF age Apply at sos I'd ST. NV. n25-3t*
WANTED-TEN sALEsLADIEs, TWO BOYS
aUaESsTEfN sissi Tn St NV Apply n2sss t.
NTANTED = LADIES TO WORK FOR US AT
quietly made No Psss Pso esnya esh &C.
For full particulars please address, at once, CisES
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OuR CusroxERs VIM RExEaaEn

OuR CUSTOMERS W1LL RExEaBEs
What grand success we had last season with
25INCH MATELASSE FLANNEIS,
Being at times unable to supply the demand.
We beg to announce that we have Just opened
40 pcs. of the same quality in
Fawn, Bronze, Baby Blue,
Cardinal Navy, Hunters Green,
Myrtle, Seal, Pink and Black
which we are enabled to offer at the same low
price, viz
ONLY 29c PER YARD
There are 10 better goods in the market than
these for Chldrens Cloaks Sacques, Dresses,
Ladies' Wrappers. &c.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
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ELBERoN vELyErEEN. IL q.
Velvet and Velyeteen Costumes are again in
fashion and are fast becoming very popular.
Weare showing an elegant line Of colors In
these goods, and to-day call attention to
22INCH ELBERON vELvETEENS.
in Marine, Navy, Royal. Prussian, Maroon,
Scarlet Cardinal, Garnet, Saphif Myrtle,
Plum, Sal, Tobacco and Reddish Brown,
ONLY $1.25 PER YARD.
81 Another arrival of the Black Brocade
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-30

II Is announced that Jay Gould is to leave
wan street for good, and henceforth confine
himself to the management of his Investments.
But this notice may mean much or nothing Mr.
Sould protests that be has reached time of
life when he disiikes excitement. But it will
De remembered that he made a speech at St
Louis several years ago mach in this vein and
tnat ne then proceeded to shake up the market
In style that indicated all the visor of youth
IL would not be safe, just yet, TO assume that
Mr. Gouid, ut nifty, is 10 retire to his conserva-
Tory or yacht, and let the wicked bulls and bears
loss bis favorite stocks about to suit themselves
The PRESIDENT has decided not to go TO Indian
apoiis TO participate in the funeral of Vice Pres,
lent Hendricks to-morrow,-and has decided
wisely, "a The STAR Is bound to believe. il
having been the first journal in the country so
Tar as 1T knows, To advise against the proposed
Journey. But the country will also be sure to
approve the course row determined upon.
The escape OF the wife Of Viscount Curzon
nom liberal mob was as narrow as that of
lam Oshanters mare. The report says she got
away by climbing over stone wall, but "lost
her back hair in her flight" So Tam and
his steed succeeded in beating Aud Nick and his
disreputable companions in the race from the
Hrk 10 the keystone of the brig o. Doom. but
~ 50 close q shave that the fiends caught and
tore on the tail Of the mare as she dashed past
the goal.