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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-17

tits not thought likely that civil service re-
form will suffer any from the result of the cleo
tions. The disappointment of the defeated DEM
Ocrats will not take the form of more violent
opposition To this barrier to the distribution OF
offices. 1t was not made an issue in the cam
paign, and spOilsmen and refOrmers alike fell
by the wayside. On general principles and
particularly for the benefit OF their otiice-seek-
Ing constituents, most OF the democrats in the
present House arc in the habit OF speaking
contemptuously OF the law and many have
openly denounced II. Yet, there was no oppo-
siiion strong enough to crystalize into an
active effort to repeal it. In the senate Mr..
Vance attack was dismal failure. The four
bills introduced in the House to repeal the law
We're never pressed, and they come over this
winter with an emphatic and unanimous ad-
verse report. IL is expected that this session
members VIII be remarkably silent upon this
subject. Most of these who have suffered de-
feat. either in convention or later at the polls,
attribute their disaster chiefly to jealousy
aroused by the distribution of offices. They
would now feel safer if all officers were included
within the civil service classification. Respon-
sibility for appointment is fatal TO members
who are ambitious To- retain their seats.
The defeat of Cox, of North Carolina, Find
lay and W Ills, Is pointed To an indication OF
popular disapproval OF their civil service ideas,
but on the other hand some of the strongest
antl-ciVlI service reform members were de-
feated; which takes away the force OF the argu-
ment. Mcssrs. Cox and Findlay were doubt
less martyrs To- their principles, but Mr.. Willis,
by strange paradox, defeated through
his appointments. Mr.. Bennett, OF Mr.. Coxs
own state, who failed of denomination, was
probably the most violent opponent to civil
service reform in the House. Mr.. Eustace Glib
son was pretty nearly up To- linn in this, and
Morrison. Bragg. Cabell, Curtin and Barbour
were all unfrienGly to the reform. represents
tIve-elcct W. Bourke Cochran and others have
announced that they have their lances in rest
ready to- charge civil service reform in the Eff
tieth Congress, but the friends OF reform feel
that IL can easily withstand the shock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-17
TAkE YOUR Wires ADVICE
HOW MANY MEN ARE RUINED AND WHY
FEMALE INSTINCT IL OFTEN BETTER
THAN MASCULINE REASON.

Many weltmeaning man has been ruined before
now because ne failed TO take his wifes advice Some
friend may have persuaded him to go into business
venture which his wies finer instincts told her was
not good one. but he neglected her suggestions and
lost his money. Many man has pooh poohed at his
wes suggestion that take better care of his health
and only when he has been brought to bed of sick
ness perhaps of DEATH has he how sincere
good that advice was. Many men have felt a bad
taste In the mouth dull pain in the head lack of
appetite and have neglected to take their wifes
advice to drive away these evils They sought re-
newai of energy by drinking allowing these symt-
toms into disease and disease into death when
wte's advice.
A welltodo resident of Baltimore, who keeps a
grocery store. on Eutaw street. never went home to
his family night without feeling all tired out with
with his family. His wifss quick instincts noticed
his gradual decline and she urged HIM to take pre-
paration for such troubles which she heard many
of her friends and neighbors speak most highly Of He
rdiculed the idea: said he only feeling q little
poorly and would be better In few days; but in few
days he was worse and in few weeks lie was In bed
and the doctor shaking his head most solemnIy Then
he consented to take wfes advice and in less thar
ten days he WAS back TO business strong and Wig
orous aud has been kept in perfect health ever since
wholly by the use of Vona Cordial This remarkable
preparation. which has awakened such interest In the
localities where it has been best known seems to be
working wonderful change in the health and energy
of the people who weakened by disease overbur-
dened by care, or broken down by overwork, 1t is
recommended by the greatest scientific authorities as
the best tonic and gentle stimuator known and the
wonderful results 1t is achieving prove that these
recommendations most true. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-17
REDUCED RrcEs OS

Prior to the arrival of our Christmas stock Of
White China Silk Handkerchiefs we have con-
cluded to close out the stock on hand at greatly
reduced prices, and quote as follows:
37lhc. White China Silk Hemstitched Hand.
kerchiefs reduced to 25c. each.
SOC. White China Silk Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, 20 and "A inches square, reduced to
371ac. each.
SOC. Handsomely Brocaded Hemmed China
Silk Handkerchiefs reduced to 371ac each.
75c. White Extra Fine China Silk Handker-
chiefs handsome embroidered corners, 2 inch
hens, size % inch, reduced to Soc each.
6S ana 75c White China Silk Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, "a inches square. reduced to
SOC. each.
These will be conspicuously displayed Thurs
day morning
As these lots are not very large, we advise an
early call.
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Notice..

Persons remittiag postage stamps in payment of
subscription or advertising requested to send
none OF a larger denomination than TWO CENTS
Those of greater value cannot be used and will be
returned to the ssndp-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-17

The Vermont legislature is backing up the
war of the dairymen upon bogus butter by
passing a bill requiring all hotels and restau-
rants which use oleomargarine or any kindred
product to put a notice OF the fact in u con-
spicuous place. There viii probably be \ loud
roar OF complaint at this-but why: If, as the
lovers OF the fraud pretend, "a majority OF the
people are willing To eat oleomaryine even
when they know what IL Is, it will not hurt the
public houses To be honest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-17

1t is reported that "the title to the Aqueduct
bridge has been found satisfactory" This Is q
tribe premature The title as 1t is may satisfy
the lawyers, but IL will not be satisfactory to
the people Of the District till 1t rests perlna.
nently In the government OF the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-17

They are talking OF Mr.. George W. Childs as
q reform candidate for mayor OF Philadelphia
who could be elected by reclamation. The
same qualities OF capacity, integrity, and phil
anthrophy that would cause every body to vote
Tor him for that municipal office would make
him wonderfully popular nominee for the
presidency; but he seems to be quite content
with his position as proprietor of one Of the
most influential and prosperous newspapers in
The world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-17
To ORpEa" C1orH1sc.

TO ORDER~ C1oru1sc.
WHILE WE ARE "CLOTHIERs" WE
DON'T WANT YOU TO FORGET THAT
MAKE CLOTHES TO ORDER
THE MERCHANT TAILOR WON'T
ADMIT THAT THE MAN WHO SELLS
READY-MADE CLOTHING KNOWS ANY.
THING ABOUT TAILORING. BUT NEVER
MIND HIM. WE WILL MAKE YOU VERY
STYLISH, VERY GOOD AND EXCELLENT
FITTING SUITS TO ORDER FOR $50,
S22-5O AND $25
AN EXAMINATION OF OUR FABRICS
WILL CONVINCE ANYONE THATTHEY
ARE GOOD IN QUALITY AND STYLE,
ANDTHE PRICES ARE so FAR BEIow
THAT OF THE MERCHANT TAILOR
THAT HECAN'T UNDERsTANDKOwwE
DoIr. OUTLINES OF CAssIMEREs AND
CHEvIoTs AT ABOVE PRICES IS STILL
LARGE AND WE ARE MAKING FIRE.
oUENT ADDITIONS To THEM.
IN FINE ENGLISH TROUsERINGs WE
ARE SHOWING SPECIAL AND EXCLU-
sIvE STYLES
PROBABLY NO CUTTER IN WASHING.
TON EVER TURNED OUT HANCsoMER
FITTING TROUSERS THAN Mr. Nc
earthly. AND OUR LINES OF FINE
GOODS IS VERY LARGE AND EN-
TIRELY NEW.
WE CAN'T QUITE SAY AS sUs-
FENDER MANUFACTURER DOES,
MAKE THEM WHILE YOU WAIT" But
IF You PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR FINE
GOODS WITH Us EARLY IN THE DAY
WE WILL SEND THEM HOME TO YOU
THE SAME EVENING. IF YOU MUST
HAVE TEEN ON so SHORT TINE
i. b. kNUN e. CO.
MI 93l PENSsYLvANIA AyENUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-17
Com WEArHER G1ovEs.

We are showing an excellent line of Jersey
Cashmere Gloves, and call attention to the fol.
lowing extra good values
Ladies' 6-button length Jersey Cashmere
Gloves. in black navy blue and seal brown,
only 25c per pair.
Ladies' 6-button length black Jersey Cash.
mere Gloves, extra quality, only CSC. per pair.
Ladies' 6-button length Jersey Cashmere
Gloves, in golden brown. blue, seal and black,
extra good quality only 35c per pair.
Ladies 6button length Jersey Cashmere
Gloves, extra fine quality, seal brown, navy
blue and black, only ACC. per pair, worth Soc.
Our Glove Department Is in excellent shape
for big business. and We have never offered =
better moneys worth OF reliable goods.
WOHDnN ARn g JnTHROp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-17

The Star cannot undertake to preserve or
return rejected communications. Con-
fributors who wish to possess their man.
uscripts, Ii unused, should keep = copy.
- No attention paid to ANONYMOUS Let
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-17

The German Emperor ana Empress are con-
tinuaiiy devisins new plans for increasing the
domestic comfort CT their subjects \ while
ago the Empress announced her purpose to- pre-
sent a pretty souvenir TO every household ser
want who mad lived with the same family a
certain number OF years. Now she and the
Emperor are going 10 unite in giving medals
10 married pairs who have led exemplary lives
III wedIock for FIFTY years and more.
II Is To be hoped that the effect of this system
oi rewards will not be disastrous. Physicians
who have studied the statistics of the subject
generally, say that the surest way TO prevent a
centenarian from reaching his hundred-and-
nrst birthday l. 10 celebrate with festivities the
attainment az his hundredth; and il would be
BAD indeed If couples who have lived together
in perfect harmony Tor u ha!Ecentury should
spend their hIty year of married Lie in
quarreling over the question which OF them de-
served the greater credit for this handsome
record.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


"ANTED-AN INDUSTRIOUS Young coll
w ored Man wishes a Situation as waiter for
.a SIN sss ssSd city reference Ps:s
w man. situation waiter in a priyste family;
understands his business Thoroughly: can furnish
good references Gail at 2l2s ST.. between and 10
am. IT.
UTANTED-AN kXPERIENCED WHITE
w Coachman wishes a Site ation References fur-
nished Apply to ANDREW ]. JOYCES Carriage
Factory. cor. l4th and + NV. mist
WANTED-KNowN HEADQUARTERs FOR
Maids, Governesses. Mattresses Coachmen White
Man and Wife: all references Nat. Labor bureau.
5ld Ith 81 NV MI
VYYANTED by COMPETENT GERMAN
w Iady's Maid. who speaks French, a situation
auys maid, lady companion or to teach little chill
dren French or German Best Of references. address
WANTED "A DRESSMAKER WISHES EN-
w gagements by the day week I'm private families
good reference Address Dressmaker, Star Office.
nib 3t*
w Typewriter. Familiar with the Stenogrnph Re
ferences. Address A. h. G.. Star office. novi6-2t*
WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, JUST AR
w rived, who speaks German aud French only
cut and fit Apply 2l34 ! ST. n16-3t%
WIANTED-BY A COMPETENT CHAMBER
w maid a Position can furnish best Of references.
Address 1901 II st. n. nl5-3t"
UyANTED-A LADY OF EDUCATION AND
w refinement desires a position private secre
tary, ananuensis or companion; references Address
L. f.. Letter Carrier 80, Boston Mass nl53t
"ANTED-KNOwN THAT ONLY RELIA BILE
'! and competent servants in all capacities-white
CESS; Emp. Bureau 926 ST. n nOl-lSt*
REPRESENTATIONS FOR COOKS. CHAM
w bermalds, walters cOachmeu and all classes OF
aa a Hhsd
ST. NV nlS6t*
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WANTED EXPERT TYPEwRITING, ALL
w times and psacsx Copying department Caligraph
once. Work called Tor and delivered Telsphone
Jazz. w. u. PORTER, 933 81. cc23-3m<
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WANTED--ROOMS.

wv ANTED-BI TWO GENTLEMEN, ROOM
w and Board in a private family: home comforts
desired. Address, stating price location and full par
ticulars GATES Star ONCE. It's
HNANTED-BY LADY, FURNISHED ROOM
w in private house. where quiet and privacy
assured must De reasonable Address r. -, Star
office. It's
WANTED THREE OR FOUR FURNISHED
w Rooms for housekeeping by small family To-
cation on oapto Hill. somewhere between the Capitol
and Lincoln Park preferred. Ii suited likely he
permanent. Terms must be moderate. Address - ].
M, Senate Post-Otfice. n16-3ts
"ANTED-TO RENT TWO UNFURNISHED
w Rooms. by u single gentleman, after November
10th: moderate price: northwest location preferred;
water must be in house. state terms. Address L. s.
G., Star office. nl6-:3ts
WANTED-BY SMALL. FAMILY. DECEMB ER
w LIST. Rooms for Light housekeeping furnished and
first floor preferred. address X. v. L.. Office.
nl6-2t*
WANTED-FINE SUITES OF ROOMS NEAR
w hotels and departments. suitable for NJ C. or
persons of means. u. Il. PROCTOR d SON, Real Es-
tate and Insurance. 1926 st NV. nI3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-17
II LLow SLAMS AND Tides.

Il ILLOW SHAMS AND Il IDIES
We call attention to the following extraordi-
nary bargainsin the aboye-named goods which
hOuld meet with . ready sale:
200 pairs White and Ecru nottingham Lace
Pillow Shams, pretty designs, worth Sc. only
&c per pair.
300 pairs White and Ecru Nottingham Lace
Pillow Shams handsome new designs, worth
81, only SUc per pair
9-inch square Nottingham Lace Tides, in
white and ecru. only &c. each.
We have marked down 800 Mikado Tides
silk and tinsel. with silk fringe, from 81 to Soc
each.
100 dozen finch Antique Squares. 1Oc. each,
T5c per dozen.
100 dozen lO-iuch Antique Squares, only 1Oc.
each.
Both Of the above are very desirable for ma
king into large squares for Tides and Pillow
Shams.
We have also marked down to close out, 100
Satin Damask Tray Covers. corners handsome
~ stamped, from 81 70 soc. each.
(sec0nd floor: take elevator.)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
921 Pa Ave. mil 912 d ST.
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EENTLEMEN'S SUITs SECURED
NJ AND PRESSED FOR 81
Goats so cents, Pants. - cents, Vests % cents
Altering and repairing done in best manner
Goods called tor and delivered
h l. HAHN,
TO5 9th 81. n w. Telephone call 50o-3l, and
A. n. Calvert BalliIpore. Telephone cali l5Il-2
anxS-3n<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-17

Inc Evening star mas o regular. permanent
bona hds daily circulation more than
treble that of any other daily paper pub
iished In w ashing ton, and equal to that of
all the other daily papers here added
together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-17
+ a SSoSS EEnn ass
L AAA O G
ILL 4 4 COO ZEE sssS-

ILL COO ZEE SSS0s
We have observed that some desirable lines In our
Lace department are moving very slowly, and we
have decided to offer these reduced prices for the
purpose of inducing a trade in them.
GCIPURE FLOUNCEs:
In black pure silk. 40 inches wide. s1.75 I'd.
Reduced from $229:
Reduced from So Az '~
Finest, and very choice 239yd
Reduced from 81 50.
EsCURIAL FLoUNCEs:
pet Extra r,o quality III 40 inches wide, 225 yd
Finest quality, 40 inches wide, 275 yd
Reduced FROM $3.25
CHANT1LLY FLouNCEs
Reduced fro a II 2s 81 ann asS s14 Moe' Soosd
Reduced from 1894.
CREAM GUIPURE FLOUNCEs:
Excellent quality. fine silk 40 in. wide, 2OS yd
Reduced from $3.4S.
PLATT VAL FLOUNCES:
Good value 40 inches wide, 1853 yd
Reduced from 81. 80.
EXTRA FINE FEDORA FLouNcEs:
40 inches wide, 44S yd
Reduced from $50
POINT GAGE FLoUNCEs:
Very choice 40 inches wide, 7ASyd
Reduced from $S.0S.
BEADED.
BEADED NETS.
An elegant line Ut beaded nets we have reduced to
the following $24S $275, S425 to 50 per yd
BEADED DRESS FRONTS:
In black and white, reduced to &c. 06c 81 az
81. 9S, 81. Is TO $3.4S each
CREAM ORIENTAL FLOUNCEs:
These goods selling so satisfactorily we do not
consider reduction necessary. The prices are 9Sc
IL. ID and $l.2o per yard
BLACK SPANISH AND GCIPURE sCARFS AND
FICHUS:
These selling WELL We offer no reduction on
our regular prices which range follows S8c 9Sc
to $4.Y6
You invited to examine our elegant line of Tuille
and Brussels Nets in all the delicate shades for even
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-17

1t will not do TO jump hastily 10 tie conclu-
sion that the authors of the attemp, to poison
Philip Armour, of Chicago, were persons en-
gagged in or identified with the labor troubles
IN which Mr. Armour's packing house has been
involved Tor some weeks. Yet IL Is one of the
misfortunes of such conflicts that any under
hand blow which is aimed at one of the parties
is attributed by large part of the public to the
other party. Even If the assumption were
justified that the attempt in this case was made
by one or more OF the aggrieved workingmen. it
would prove nothing against the honorable
conduct and intentions OF the rest The blum.
dering manner of carrying out the plot would
lead many to suppose that i. was the work of
amateurs at crime; but this, again, is by no
means certain. The sole object OF the thing
may have been to frighten Mr.. Armour-not TO
Kill him; and the clumsy methods may have
been deliberately adopted for the purpose of in
suring the discovery OF the poison before il
could possibly find its way into any OF the
Niands for the table. The moral OF the Incl
dent is tina. il is for the interest OF honest labor
ing people, when in conflict with an employer
10 exercise more than common care 10 prevent
The commission OF any act for his personal in
jury which could be tortured into the semblance
Oi crime OF their instigatlng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-17
House. Cows AND Barn RoaEs.

We are showing an elegant line of 72-inch
Blanket Flannels In choice colorngs, espec-
ally for Wrappers Lounge Robes, Opera
Cioaks. Bath Robes, Steamer Gowns, &c,
which we offer at the low price of %, 90. IS and
$3.50 per yard.
Have also opened SO pairs Blue and Black and
Cardinal and Black Plaid All Wool Homespun
Blankets for the same purposes as above. at So
each. or So per pair. These were shrunk in the
wool, and measure full ~ by 81 inches.
superb stock of Jersey Striped Flannels
Homespun Flallnes, &c, at the lowest price
possible to name OH such qualities.
(Third floor: take eievator.p
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP
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LAsspuReH & BRo.
READ WHAT BARGAINS WE WILL HAVE
THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
OUR REGULAR REMNANT
AND BARGAIN SALE
DAYS.

5000 yards Remnants Of Russian Crash at loo ne,
yard, worth 15c.
100 dozen Misses Hose, in gray and brown mixed
in sizes from 6la to sl only 1Oc per pair worth 1sc
Gents Cuff and Collar Boxes. 4Sc. per set worth 81
| $50 Gents 2S-inches Gloria Umbrellas Paragon
Frame, Silver Gold Tip. at S2.4s regular price
1925.
% pieces Jersey Striped Flannel in blue and white
pink and white and brown and olive at 371sc worth
Soc.
AZ Fine Double Black Merino Shawls, all wool, al
S4.9S. worth $3.50.
8 dozen Children's Fancy Jerseys, at &c., worth
$3.50.
dozen Childrens Worsted Caps, at 14c, worth
25c.
$50 Satin Lined Nutria, at S2.75. worth 1925
$50 Ladies' Flannel and Felt Skirts. at CSC, worth
! sl.25.
200 Childrens Plush Caps. at S1.9S. worth S275
S3 Childrens Striped Jersey Coats at So 49, worth
$49S.
worth lSc.
| ems Complete Works, Is volumes. price $685. pub
| fishers Price @l5
And Scores of Remnants Of
SHEETING and PILLOWCASING,
CANTON FLANNEL in Bleached and
CANTON FLANNEL in Colors,
DRESS GOODS and CLOTHS.
| RIBBONS and LACEs,
TABLE LINEN and CRASH,
SILKS and VELVETS.
And Odds and Ends in Hose Corsets and Gloves
Some slightly storesoiled Bedspreads and Blankets
will be sold cheap
These prices will hold good only tor this
THURSDAY and FRIDAY.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

"ANTED-TO BUY Or RENT, A HOUSE OF
w seven or eight rooms in u good location. Adj
dress, stating rent or price, Box l34. star office
n162tH
WANTED MMEDIATELY FOR A CASH
w purchaser, good or room brick House, not
to exceed 900, and to be west of 9Th and north OF
NJ st. NV: must be bargain. 5. C. HILL, Real
Estate. DC, cor. 9Th and + sts- LIE Droit Building.
ll-6tS
w by prompt and Careful tenant a House contain
ing three or four bedrooms, modern improvements
and In good condition. 10 secure permauency rent
must not exceed S25 per month. Address SAM
CEL star Office stating exact location and price.
nl63t%
"ANTED-FROM OWNER-TO RENT A SIX
w room and eightroom house: also ten-room
house Will be taken at once by good tenants If oca-
ton and houses suit. NORTH WASHINGTON
REAL ESTATE CO, Oil St NV. nl6-3t
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,R sALE-sEvERAL REA UTIFUL BUILDING

l.NOR SALE-sOME VERY FINE LOIS IN MT
Pleasant, near 18th St; within short distance Of
the J. n. HEETFDRp
nl32w" lash st
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SArr1ER d Go, BAIrmoar
trupraesou OF the old and well known
PlCkWICK CLUB WHleKy.
have large stock egoshog me Ryo Wbickie1 which
iheV o0ag low. ~ pVpd g teeA 0y8l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-17

ENoR Saint. PLEASANT LOIS AT A BAR
Il gain, n bought In the few dayS-threa on 10Th
81 tN. JUST above kennee4w ave. sONl 20 feet eali:
price 2oc mo on hennesaW ave, bet. Ath aud l.:h
SIS eN: prlce 2oc. These very desrahir Ids.
= & HILL Real Estate aud Insurance cor S,b aud
SIS, lie Droh bhlldlng. n4-lIts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-17

VTANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE.
w work, cook. wash aud iron; must bring good ref
erenceA 3f2 b st. ne 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-17

INoh sAIE - Al a BARG AlN-1hREE Ei.F-
Il CANT Lois on - street. fronting south bet 1uth
and 2lst sts nw.: one 2uNtS: two lSi-spS: eAch to-
20 ioot paNe alley. al az pea foot ths nice Dol.
ana cheap Tor this locality. -. 4 HILL
and INSURANCE cor 9TH and i SIS lie Droit Bui.dlu.
no w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-17

AtTAkOMA PARK, Montgomery Go. Nd.
Within miles of Washington. Price only 30 per f.
Come quick and get this bargain. j. W. T.. MYERS,
agent l42s y. \. ave nl:llw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-17

I.>OR SALE-lMo NERN DE~IRABIE LOIS ON
u -. near New Hampshire NV. IL Two ON
1olumoa roa,i SOC. one on 18Th st. extended aJc.
GEO L. GoFF, lilo New NorK~ave NV. nl.-sms
1,Not SALE-loTs loo FEET FRONT. GRADED.
a pEEBI.E, 1919 Est. pl-lm
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CDLORS OF PARIS BoNNsTS.

There are remarkable mixtures OF colors
which hold good when French danes ap'
pear in full dress. Pals pink and green
are q fashionable combination.
Dark navy blue finds much favor in
Paris, especially with large punches Of
peoples.
Pink is o fashionable color, chisAy a.
fscted 10 toe new shades; the most wornis
the socalled Venus" which has q mauve
tinge.
Sky-blue is always worn, and it is often
blended with pink; but the newest revival
ia deep Sapphire dark blue, which We
used to call Alexander" blue; in Paris 1t
- now Orleans" blue; and there are
newer tones with gray tinge in them
which may be considered either blue OF
green, though they go by the name Of
"sphiux" or serpent.
There are aay number of green's, and
for evening wear Nile is very general; myr
tie and cypress for day wear.
There are four whites--the blush white
or dead white of OUT childhood; MORE, be
tween ivory aud cream; cream, and straw
which last has q positive yellow tinge in 1t
Tosn yellow, the colos peculiarly IA
turs's tone in spring, There are threi
shades worn in that-straw the highest, The
fuller toas of the buttereup, and Tuscan
for Tuscan straw aud Tuscan color have
come to the fore again The best bonueti
Of the kiad are made Of vide Tuscan stra'
| in fancy pls'ts, mixed with green OF the
mousse toua. With buuches Of flowers
placed pegkily above, so that taey staad NJ
s,ms five inches at least over the face.