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Il authorized to sell the very handsome residence
owned and lately occupied by Prof Alexander Graham
the city being on Scott Circle and occupying square
OF ground 700 square feet exclusive Of
the snesf Sn the is open on side and
room servants hall, dining -room two chambers and
bath, ROOM on ground floor on main floor. reception
diningr9om and large buffers pantry with spacious
ball and handsome double staircase: second floor
bathroom; third floor, six chambers and bath
attic four chambers. Large closets throughout the
house. Steam heat, electric BELLS kitchen walls of
glazed brick very large carriage house and stable
with rooms above for coachmsn and family Further
information given and tickets for admission furnished
upon application to- FITCH. FOX BROWN,
MIST 1437 Penna ave. NV.
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SPECIALTIES.

DY ELECTRIC TREATMENT CAN SPEEDILY
- cure any case Of Rheumatism; Neuralgia Catsrrh.
hood Structure Tumor, fistula, Vitus Dance Epi-
lepsy, Dyspepsia Faulty Circulation, Cold or Sweaty
Feet, Kidney Stomach Troubles Nervous Alice
tons, and all Female Complaints Practice not con-
fined to Office. DIR. W. HAYWARD, Electric Special
list, 1919 ST. NV. n17-lm
nR. MULLER, S2S 18TH ST. NV, TREATS
Nall Chronic Affections of the Eye, Ear, Throat,
Catarrh, &c,
Onice hours. 9-I2: 2-5. Sunday. from 1Oto2
n1O-lms
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EOR SALE

L. BIG BARGAINS.
We are offering the following desirable Homes for
few days only:
large 4.story Brick, D, near I'd st., 10 rooms and
On 22d st, near /. 3-story and basement Brick. 9
rooms and bath; brick stable in rear lawn in 'front.'
side and rear alley Price "a, 300
North side OF st.. near 22d st, 2-story and base
ment Brick rooms and bath good lot; alley in
On 22d ST., near Pa ave., large Frame Dwelling
nearly new, rooms and BATH side and alley.
pN West side 23d st., near g. 2-story and basement
Brlck, D rooms and bath. Price only $2,4OO.
we also have number of houses from 81 900 to
$4,000 that can be bought on very easy terms
WESCOTT WILCOX,
MIST 1907 Pennsylvania ave.
Tor sALE--JUsT COMPLETED ON 5TH ST.
Il bet and NJ me-, q handsome row of brick dwell
ings, stories, pressed brick front some rooms,
some rooms. Will sell the 9 room houses for $2. 700
each; the room houses for 81, 800. These houses
nave strobes ranges. bath rooms speaking tubes and
732 9th ct se- new room brick. front and side
721 Ist st n, y, room brick dwelling. lot 25113o
723 9th St ne, new room brick, all mod. imps.,
$2,S9o SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY.
n17-6t 927 st,
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THE TRADES.

SPECIALITY IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
- Century Magazines bound for IS and rs cents at
THE LYCETT BINDERY established in L SAB, IOI2
Pa. ave. All work guaranteed. Send postal 1a3
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ATTORNEYS

CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY AT
~ Law, Barbour Law Building 400 Louisiana
avenue. Washington. d. c. Residence, 1918 II ST.
n. w. DIP
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.


TroR SALE-A BARGAIN IF TAKEN AT ONCE A
conysnient to horse cars and markets. Price only
on easy payments; stop paying rent For per
n. W. nlQ-ft
EOR SALE CHEAP = ONE GOOD sIx-ROOM
FOR SALE-A good business, corner AZ st. and
Mclean ave; rents at $25 per month; price $4,000
-Four good brck houses on Union st. sw.; good In
vestInent: 5000 for the four houses good bust
ness property that will rent at S45 per month"; price
So,OOU Two ten-room brick houses on Virginia ave,
C. H. PARKER,
nIS-3t. ~ and L sts. s.w.
Tor sALE-HOUSES ON CAPITOL HILL, RANG
L ing from ZOO to $4,000; small cash payment;
balance monthly. Apply TO BENZ. 8. PIKE.
n11-4' 1918 F st
FoR sALE--IINvITE INSPECTION OF THE FOL
LOWING desirable houses. which the best in the
city for the prices at which they will be sold.
l2O4 st., $40 800, worth $12, 900. 3-story. base
ment and cellar 13 handsomely papered rooms large
bathroom pantries and closets everything first class
St. near l4tb, 11-room brick house and large
br1ck stable $4,000, onethird cash, balance at
Beautiful corner residence in fashionable section
OF the northwest IL rooms, nearly new, 81 $500.
ct, near Scott Circle, + room brick house and
lot, 20 to ALLEYS good furnace, mod plumbing
Terms easy $S,7OO DAVID D. STONE,
EoR SALE-A BARGAIN-2-STORY FRAME ON
y l2th ST. NV: rooms and store, in good condi-
ton rented to permanent tenant $500 per year lot
Est. n1T-6t
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EOR SALE-THE PIANO EXCHANGE ABOUT THE
hrst of November will move into the r-story
building, 913 Pennsylvania avenue. Prior to that
GATE We are Offering immense bargains III all new up
night Pianos Particularly in exchanging will we IA
yoI you If you want to trade your piano come and
see us we will give you snap bargain and allow you
GOOD value for your old piano, and balance be
PAID monthly to suit. We show magnificent stock
IN the hnest Uprehts; Remember, we are still at our
warerooms. ADJ 9th st. oc26
NOR SAIE-1 PAIR LARGE MULES; YO6NG
Il and good worker large young horse: all guaran-
teed JAMES +. BARBOUR, 14th and b NV. n13-6t
EoR sALE-yUsT ARRIVED FROM THE GREAT
sale OF Woodland Harbinson's, Of Lexington. KY,
Red Wilkes, one by Hancock.
One Dark Gray Mare can trot a mile to wagon in
2:4Q One pair Matched Bay Horses, I6 hands high,
fine knee action. One Bay Horse, by Lightwood; can
trot in minutes One handsome Bay, by Messenger
Chief. Also, 20 head of Driving and Saddle Horses;
pedierees warranted.
Oc20-6w JOHN SIMMONS, 81 18th st. NV
NOR sALE-A BREWSTER BRoUGHAM, POLE
and shafts. Apply to PAYNE SONS, 250S Penn
sylVanla ave. oc19-lms
NOR SALE-PARTIES IN NEED OF PINE OR OAK
L Pilng should communicate with me before pur-
chasing elsewhere as have secured large quantity
in order to supply the demand promptly. L. A.
CLARKE, OccoQusn, Va. se4-3ms
L,OR SALE-'THE lotto" GAS ENGINE RE-
Il quires no boiler avoids all expensive attendance;
no loss of time handling of fuel Send for circular
and price list d. BALLAUF, Ag't, 73l 9TH st. n12
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U(OR SALE
Is I76I Mass ave. NV, 22r s35 900
1896 Mass NV, new, 2Or................ 10000
Handsome double house. near Dupont Circle. 10000
Mass. ave., bet 18th and 18th sts 15r., new. 10000
Mass. ave-, bet 14th and 18th sts 14r....... 25000
Mass ave-, bet Thomas and Scott Circles. $4,000
l. ave-. bet. 14th and 18th, Tor. and bath. IL 1000
Conn ave., bet Q and X, lot "a IT. front.... 10000
St, bet 10th and 18th SITS. NV, 12r........ 10000
III 18th ST., threestory brick, 7r and bath. 1000
Corcoran, bet 18th and 14th sta, 9r cellar. 1000
y st. me-, bet LIST and I'd SITS, 7r and bath 1900
Three brick near 14th st. investment each 1850
Cleveland ave. bet W and Boundary, 6r...... 1880
Lots %, so and 100 feet deep ct bargains.
We offer for sale extensive list of large and small
houses not included in the above, also fine building
lots In the northwest and cheaper in all sections
OF the city Call at Office and examine bulletin.
se2e-3m JOHN SHERMAN CO., 1407 st
ENOR sAI.E-A FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
II at. NV, between 9th and 18th sts., lot 20xlOO;
brick house. 10 In view Of the location the
Post-Ohhce In Pension Building, which has become
offces and business purposes generally, and must
oc4-2m 934 ct, Room 4
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l. 8 story and basement Brick (new) on Rst.,
t bsf I'm n; spa II large rooms beau oo
o 7ro9m Brick; lot 2lkx96 Price; $500
s-story ana basement Brick, s rooms heated '''
by furnace; lot 161f15s31; 9Th St, bet. A
On 9Th St, bet and SITS, astory Brick; 0'ooo
~ rooms; 5000
pretty little 5ssory Brick House. rooms, 'SoO
-Four q Ground il the city Of Washington SSG
viii snbSide nicely good to hold for further r
divide PrShiasly; koSS ssis 'a W lucy WIZ SUD
ley beautiful eund sidewali etc viii Il be
sold cheap to an immediate Bu # WsksrR .co
nl7-3t 9i6F st. NV.
LNOR SALE A LARGE, HANDSOME DOUBLE
Place bedroons and two bath rooms on second oor
FOR sALE-SIcE CORNER HOUSE, 9 ROOMS,
sa1 5s% an. BsR ss
lot ~ house. $3.50 DGtA MY WHITING 1920 St
Tor SALE . CHEAP-ZA NICE NEW BRICK
90USe r. On psskEE snd
FOR s sAL f chi a,e HOUSE on
4 Oct ~ ana Otn W. lot III feet front; price
1880 c. II. PARKER, ~ and s.w. n17-3ts
FOR sALE-CHEAP-A GOOD LITTLE BUSINESS
::S IL f ARK sSs 0ey
NOR SALE-A BARGAIN-BRICK HOUSE, 21S
l. 9TH St Sc. nine rooms and bath all modern i'm
Rr3yements Price $4,000; easy terms. WALKER
WILSON, lOOSF n16-3t
EOR SALE-NOW Is THE TIME TO INVEST IN
Il Real Estate We have not increased prices one
cent on account of the election We have houses
but we quote these AS gilt edge" Threestory Sroom
brick, all m. L. 9Th and SITS, only $500 Four
story l4,rSom brick all N. J., on ave. gem of
In. l., near 9th and N. ]. ave, only. 81 900.
r. p. HUTCHINS l. CO.,
nl6-3 Real Estate Agents. 1921 F st. NV
NOR SALE-PRETTY BAY-WINDOW BRICK
IL Wallach Place W., at bargain; also, three Groom
bricks ON Corcoran st., easy terms WRIGHT &
STOCKETT, S10F st. NV. n16-3ts
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INOR RENT
lo222H 18th St. Or ..35 l232-34 st ne, u. ..25
Apply to GREEN CUNNINGHAM,
oc19-1ms l4O5 st.
ENOR PENTHOUSE 2IOs ST n w. KEY AT
Il drug store, corner 21st st.
II w. BLUNT,
oc19-1m 1853 31st ct.
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EoR RENT--172s 10TH ST., $40 PER MONTH.
IL Apply TO GLENN BROWN, 9;59 st. n17-3ts
I>OK RENT-TwO-STORY SEvEN-ROOM BRICK
Il House. 426 Boundary ST. w, second door from
5th st; modern improvements; rent, S25. Inquire
42O Boundary. nl7-3ts
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EOR RENT
2406-2416 AND 242O

14TH ST. n. W., "CRAVEN TERRACE"
Three beautiful brownstOne front three-story resi-
dences with every convenience location desirable and
healthy streetcars pass door; rent very reasonable
THOS. j. FISHER & CO,
nl3-ot 1924 f ST. H.. W.
FOR PENTHOUSE, 1907 14TH ST. n W. KEY
Il next door. nl3-6t
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f9 46S SA A =, y, 1749N j. ave-, NV, booo
ag1d i % i gai n,v 500 l$ii St NV Zoo
o. +, @ is 800 ss$ si to 1884 sin sooo
H. 700 s55 I'D St NV, b. s b.
SY 1875 and nd 1885 ID fs s s d St NV 1850
2$ii iS S&2S 10th 645 and 645 St ne, W
5s$st 1880 g. t, o IS St e. 1000
7Sss siyr 1899 sSs iath St NV SSoo
1sol to iso5 LIST ono 80 and AZ Myrtle st, ~
2S$s St NV. SooO sg Il to s2S1 St Sc. 4oo
ad7 St NV, h. 1000 so Ss5 St Or 1895 1890
,iis 1 IOa;.n, - 5000 1928 1904 L ST. NV
%i' $S,s 80 ego boundary St ;ooO
MI 5Y4 9Th St ne. f. ="
h. SIS NV 5000 % Myrtle St; b. 9
h. mi, $500 St w, III, ST.. i5 5SS
bo Tx cs H Of the
the LIST and 18th. [n16i THOS. E. WAGGAMAN.
CQR SALE,A PRETTY HOME IN LIE DRoTT
sooa sS%p ss ls5
800 cash. balance in monthly pTsmeRts Ct $50
TOR SALE-PARTY GOING ABROAD WILL SELL,
low TO prompt purchaser a desirable three-story
ana cellar Brlck Dwelling; in frst-class ORDER wen
nI5.6t. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1907 st. NV.
sA Ai,E;n G SNUG FIvE.RooM BRICK DWELL
n1s.e, swoEHsrEDF BRADLEY.
nor SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY ON PENN
a. siylyania ave se new brick building, containing
sSH an %i dw s
,s1 '''A''' Y s Wi iisS BRADLEY,
EOR SALE.DESIRABLE NEW 1O-ROOM BRICK
mouse, Z! 40 n ave- NV house is finished in hard
TY G5iiss 900; terms easy. cGARIEs
FOR SALE - THREE PRETTY NEW BRICK
houses on cor. Sd and C SITS. Sc. For price, terms,
&C, apply to CHARLES W. HANDY, 921 F st. NV.
FQR SALE--A THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT
brick too large for family of two will be sold at
bargain with immediate possession lot 25x95 Of
cor 9th and Pa. ave. nl4-2w
FQR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN ON CAPITOL
-, nI lTa corner property, corner 10th and SITS
aassss @aN sRs
ITO st. NV. nl4-2w
EOR SALE-ATTENTION-AN ELEVEN THOU
sand Dollar House for ninety five hundred dollars
~, 5OO): must be sold this week, situated ON New
residence for doctor lawyer being large 4-story
pressed brick house with 10 rooms Address Owner"
Z. Z: BAOMGRAs. Room 20. Sun Bldg. .n13-6t'
Tor sALE--9 LITTLE PALACES; NEW: MOD
$4,000 and $4,000 Elegant home near 18th t. and
b beIa ~ Cheap $500 St II rooms m sta
Heights house. WITH
Cheer se, lots OTIS lSthst St. Pierce st and st
Tor exchange. Loans-large amounts q specially
o.e u. W; MYERS son.
II I76i Mas. avs oor ~es ooo
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IN fruit, suitable for sporting. fishing and duckng;
grounds cheap for cssS Lp Sah B PoTIoCK
Smithsonian institution MI
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EoR RENT-MARsHAII BROWNS MANSION, ON
y Brightwood ave; large brick building, twelve
rooms, with plenty Of ground high and commanding
location; good water and stabling; $500 Per year;
n71ot m ~ ~ -
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Cor 18th and NJ 800 bet 18th and 14th
St, near 10th .......275 sts. n.w....-....:..175
Conn. av. near St POS 30 St, near 10Th IS
Conn; ave, near NJ 200 o, bet 9th and 10th. 10
DE Sales st. bet. 18th VT ave n W. near o. Il 90
and Conn ave n w 80 so r St, bet 18th 4th ii
K, bet. 18th and 18th. 175
FITCH, FOX BROWN,
NIB 1437 Penn. ave N w.
LOR RENT-2012 HIILYER PLACE, ROOMS,
BATH cellar, bay windows, furnace finished in hard
wood X. BUCHANAN, The Clarendon, 14Ol New
York ave. nl3-6ts
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS

E,oR RENT-BRICK HOUSE 425 ST. NV; .:
4 per month. Apply to W. w. BURDETTE, 10.
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

tOR SAI.E-AT A BARGAIN - HORSE, COUPE
lette, and harness. at W. F. Geyers, 466 Pa av. NV.
also large stock of carriage and buggy eoupes
4 and passenger carr iages daytons phaetons bug
gies robes whips, halers and blankets for SALE hire
or exchange. Painting and repairing promptly done.
Best of terms MIC
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EoR RENT-ss d ST s. w., 4-ROOM BRICK.
A@SWxson prem1seA n15-Ats
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The Baltimore Ameriooa II Of the opinion
that IL 10 just - wrong for . corporation to ap-
propriats TO its own use the property Of others
a. for an individual II intimates that an
o6ense akin to burglary IL committed when sat
the dead hour Of night . number Of men, en-
ployed BY . corporation proceed to tear mp the
sidewalks and plant large, unsightly poles for
the stringing Of telegraph wires, without the
assent Of either the owners Of the property de-
faced, or Of the municipality whose highway is
thus converted, without compensation, to pri-
vate uss;' and il calls upon the city authorities
to stop the outrage and to accord like treat
ment TO all who transgress against society.
Il Il we'll known in Washington il not in Bal
timors that the doctrine IL exploded which
teaches that railroad, telegraph and other
semi-public corporations are subject to the
laws which regulate the conduct Of private per-
soma The new rule concerning such corpora
lions Il that they can do no wrong. II an in
dividual appropriates property in Washington
which does not belong to him, or otharwise
breaks the law, he Is apt to find himself4n the
police court or before Jury in the criminal
court When Q railroad corporation, without
the sanction Of law, appropriates public prop
erty to its own use, occupies reservations,
streets, and alleys without the permission OF
Congress, obstructs them to the injury of the
public in defiance Of Law, disregards the regu-
lations for public safety in reference to speed
Of trains and guarding street crossings, and
othsrviss conducts itself as If possessing the
royal attribute Of incspacity TO do wrong even
when breaking the law. no district attorney is
20 onensively meddlesome in the perform
ancs Of his duty as to interfere. at
any rate not in Washington. The fact that
such corporation makes its money by furnish
ing excellent transportation facilities to the
public, the fact that it has made money in this
way and will spend it to gain its ends if such
expenditure Is thought to be necessary, the fact
that part of the business public is in a meas
ure dependent upon the corporation for favors
in the course of trade, and the fact that the
corporation owns few Congressman, combine
to place this artificial person beyond the reac b
of the Law a. administered in Washington. The
tone Of the Americans appeal suggests that the
discrimination between the individual and the
corporation is not as yet universally recognized
in Baltimore. We shall be glad to see our
neighboring city adhering to the former doc
trine that the law makes no discrimination be-
tween persons. But we have changed all that
q the capital.
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To Correspondents.

~ Letters relating 10 The editorial or business
departments of the paper should be addressed TO
me Editor, or ne Publisher. ss the case may be,
and not 10 an Individual The latter course ire
qusntly causes vexatious delaya
e Communications cannot be returned.
Where preservation u desired, writer's should re-
tain . COPY of their manuscripts.
- Anonymous communications are not read
n this once. Il b therefore useless to send them.
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SPECIAL ITEMS Or INTEREST Ii
s. s. Is E. s. 8 ! +. :: ::
m Ias s s cal %b .S ss Of ns
yourself II you wish to know whata
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
ia Our line embraces everything that can be sold in
RELIABLE GARMENTS.
This dspaFi%spt hss Away. been our pride We
Of others are confined to US exclusively
OF OUR OWN IMPoRTArIoNs
The Berlin Garments cannot be surpassed In
THEY ARE PAR EXCELLENCE"
PLUSH COATS.
These goods we consider PERFECT. Every style
hands and made With especial cut 's
9aS' q fine 81: plush
eco.
NEwMARKETS
saa &c Sth we h.g nice
bell sleeve Come in all sizes We also have the same
style Of cloth xith Raglan sleeve Choice of these
styles
In Newmarkets we are showing an immense line Of
all grades PRICES, FIT, and STYLE we guarantee to
be correct You should look them over carefully
IMPORTED GARMENTS
"a fine Braided Cloths. We are showing both the
ANGEL" and "Belln Sleeves, and all the latest novel;
Ties In Long Double WRAPS Prices ranging from
eco TO cas-
in all the Cloths We showing an endless w.
riety at AL prices.
MISSES GARMENTS
We have sust received about 90 imported samples In
10 and IL years sizes. All handsome styles, the very
latest shapes, and new cloth, Among them are very
pretty styles of Cardinal Cloths, braided in Black
Eant shades in plain colors and stylish stripes, and
great many novelties.
GRETCHEN COATS.
striped sizes Sihe o p Years as es
$3.50; RISE, SOC. SIZE.
SCHOOL NEWMARKET,
With Cspes and Bell Sleeves; sizes, IL, Il and 10
Striped Cloths. Price:
s625 FOR ~ YEARS: ADD SOC. A SIZE.
1t is wonderful garment for the price.
All we ask is an EXAMINATION OF OUR STOCK
and comparison with Others. We know the result
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Those interested In the higher development
Of mechanism viii enjoy q visit to the press
room Of TIE SrAR any afternoon between four
and Ave O'Clock, when its three mammoth fast
veb-printing machines may be seen in opera
ton. II presents really wonderful example
Of the triumph Of mind over matter, and forcibly
illustrates at the same time what frst-class
hys Newspaper Of to-day requires in the way
d machinery equipment The needs Of the
establishment compelled the recent addition OF
@xd pres, equal in size and capacity to the
sve powerful and rapid machines hitherto in
ne, and when all are at work producing COM
plstsly printed and folded srAas faster than
tAe eye can follow, the scene il busy and in.
spring one. No evening Newspaper establish
msns N this country, outside of New York, can
compare with II in this respect Indeed, few
Dspsrs Of any class, published anywhere, re.
lairs o. pessss fast printing facilities equal q
tAoss Of Tn 0fAa.
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The disagreeable weather Of yesterday morn
ing crowded the public conveyances in our
streets almost to sufYocation, and raised anew
the ever recurring never-satisfed question as
70 the rights Of passengers. n every passen-
ger entitled TO . seat, or at least TO comforts
bic ride? Il the sweeping rule Of the omnibus,
''Arst come, first served" or Ia there an ethical
code, unwritten but universally binding, under
which certain equities Of sex, as well as Of age
and indrmity, must be recognized?
When . woman, standing ON the sidewalk,
$3.50 that an omnibus is full, has she any right
to insist upon forcing her way into it2 II she
does force her way in, has she any right to ex-
pect the surrender Of seat to her by some
man? And il she has q right to take seat
from some other person because that person
happens to be Q man, why has she not an equal
right 10 enter the omnibus when crowded to
the step, at the cost of his ejectment alto
gether2 He has legs-why not let him walk, if
this principle il to prevail?
All this reasoning is, Of course, ungallant
But what have gallantry and logic to do with
each other? II all the men in christendom
preferred 10 walk and let the women have the
riding to themselves, no fault could be found
with the arrangement. It is not the desire on
one side and the voluntary acquiescence on the
other that call for reprobation, but the sua-
sion-not always, II the truth must be told, of
the gsntlsst sort-which 10 exerted upon those
men who have other designs for their own gov
srnmsnt Nor il the occasional exception un-
der consideration in this case, but that general
practice which masculine good nature has per-
mitsed to become established, and which the
whole Of the weaker sex seems ready to as
sumo, not - . matter Of rare privilege, but as
a unquestionabls right to be exercised when
ever the humor Of the moment or passing
consideration Of convenience suggests.
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oc12-6nn

PHILADELPHIA STORE.
DRESS GOODS, NEW AND CHEAP
SPECIAL.
Full line Of 3S and 46-inch Atwood Serges and all
colors, only SOC. and Csc.
46-inch Atwood and ali colors at $780, worth q.
BROADCLOTHS
54-inch Broadcloths, all colors, 81
2a-inch Ladies', Cloths, all colors 75c.
BLACK GOODS wv
and Colored Pushes Colored Velvets.
line OF pREss GHSas 4 sMfsy low prices
One Case Good Quality and Extra Good STYLES only
1oc' Irregular price 7 GYafsfillirRFs
Full line Of Cloths and Casimeres for Mems and
BOYS wear very SSE IGSl CLOTHS
Extra Good Styles Of Cloahing Cloths at s175, g.
and $40 lsss ne c1E ssTEpsE prices
sl'o sl7S o. S 81 f3 r. "a as sf aPd up
One lot Portieres. reduced from a. to 1925
Only feE III r ~; eHtra GOD and cheap
All those in need Of Table Linen and Napkins would
do well to look through our stock We have some
choice styles and very low prices.
All Goods Warranted as Represented, and One Price
CARHART LEIDY,
MA 92S 9TH and 706 4 ut. NV.
T ONspALE CAMBRIA &C; FRUIT OF LOOM
~ yard wide, &c; Androscoggins, yard wide, 7c
Unbleached Canton Flannel &C. KAUFMAN'S, Double
Combination, 18th ct. s.e Mast
WE HAVE FULL LINE OF OvERCOATS AT
THE LONDON 1 &; Il "a II ' CLOTHING CO.
n6-:m 9TH and a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-27

You can purchase styiish suis, comfortable over
viii sei YOUTH suits dies Is TO ia q mi nrice
fsr s.,%Pls $40 suit for s5 childssn's suits %
a We stated before to the public We are eoine out Of
the clothing business end add several new depart
ments present stock Of Gents Furnishne Goods
By January !, 1889. Consequently We are making
tbess big reductions to enable sou 10 buy cheap and
for ~ to dispose OF our stock possible.
HOLLANDER BROS,
1917 Pa ave- nv.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
On Wednesday Of this week We win have unpacked
400 Fine Spring Suits, which sold for e13 50 up to
go per suit We viii close them out at the low figure
Of o7.50 par suit We know these suits are 4 little
out Of season. but think Of the grice-27.5O.
HOLLANDER BROS,
n26-6t' 1917 PA. ave. NV.