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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-06-23
Women Lawyers.

Women lawyers are becoming a
power in the land Michigan Univers-
itv has already sent out twenty-four
Young women holding the degree OF
Ii. b. This year young woman from
the Sandwich Islands, Miss Alma Hitch
cock. will make the twenty-htth. In
England there IS a club OF women law
vers. It is mainly correspondence
cIub yearly letters from the members
heiug printed and circulated. Mrs.
Belya Lockwood and Miss Waugh, from
the Law School IN Chicago, are among
the members. The motto of the club Is:
GAIL the allies Of each.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-06-23
IyRECKED BY HIGH WINDS.
Glass worxs and Oil Well Derricks De
moIished in storm.

PITrsBURG, Pa, June IA heavy
wind storm passed over Tiffin, o., early
this morning, blowing down the walls
of the Beaver Falls Glass Factory and
Gas Well derricks. Thousands Of dol
lars of damage was done to fruit and
Grain
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-06-23

+. s. - 2 tiEs June I5.-The Ennar.
-r 5fazl a.s cnpletely recoyered
-.,L- ms recent illness. -''' ca ca
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-06-23
H4yI4Y WINS A RACE.

The Canadian Defeats Trickeu by Six
Lengths at brisbane.
BRISBANE, Queensland, June l3.-A
match race for $500 a side between
Hanlan and TrIckett was rowed on the
Fitzrov River to-day. Hanlan beat his
opponent by six lengths.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-06-23

DR.. McGLYNN doesn't write 10 Rome
anv more. He regards his correspond
ence with the Vatican as sort oi ex-
communication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

Anthony Constocks crusade for the publication
OF the nne arts dos not succeed so well In Pnila-
oelphfa as In New York-nOt, perhaps, oecauss
PhiadelphiA's moral tone Is less high than that OF
her larger sister city, but because the authorities
OF Philadelphia DO not feel bound ar the expense
OF self-respect and common sense. 70 turn the
whole machinery OF justice over 70 an irresponsi-
bic detective Assistant District Attorney ker,
who was charged yesterday with the prosecution
OF certain dealers accused BY Comstock OF sell
ting levd pictures Informed the court tnat ne
must stop, rs he couli not violate his conscience
By pressing case against man VINO mao soio PIC
lures OF beautiful human figures simply because
they were beautiful, and not with any impure mo-
tive. And the court agreed with him
The broad principle that the moral quality OF an
act depends on the intent underlying IL u too
familiar 70 call for discussion. II Is on that pr1n-
cfpls that Mr. comstocks warfare must be con-
Quoted II he would enlist Intelligent popular SYM
patty on his side. Nobody need argue that dis
tnctions In such matters are too ne for the ordi-
nary mind 70 draw. One might say, with equal
truth, that the pure mind has no instinct for the
Detection OF lmpurity In ordinary speech and ac-
ton and yet We ind that there Is certain company
which good women shrink from, without being
able define their reasons for so doing IL Is tine
same way with works OF art There Is little diffi-
Guilty In asserting that which Is Calculated TO stir
the passions and pollute the thoughts from that
which u designed merely 10 charm and cultivate
the eye, or 70 express some beautiful sentiment.
The boldest censor. for example, would scarcely
venture 10 accuse the CorcOran gallery OF being
hotoed Of pictorial vice, and yet nude art -FOUR
ishes there in a multitude OF shapes.
Whoever sets out TO wage war upon obscenity
In literature. In art, or In the drama, may count
upon the generous support OF the best people In
every community as long as he does his work well.
But Americans have born In tn m a hatred and
dread VI petty tyranny which makes them resent
such blind assaults as sometimes are mad under
the guise OF protecting social virtue. Mr.. CON-
stock can cause himself 10 be welcomed rs an ally
ar secuted a meddler, according TO the discrimi-
nation be shows II his own sense Is not sufnci-
emily acute, by nature or training to make dis
unctions which appeal 10 the ordinary mind as
just, he Is not Qualined to administer the trust
connded 70 him, and ought TO step aside and make
way for another who Is ADLER than he. such
failure as that in Philadelphia yesterday. brought
about By indiscreet Zeal, does more direct harm
70 Ills cause than the hard work OF another year
VII be able 70 undo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

CLOs1ss Our SALE
UNDERWEAR,
ALLEN. sOLLY CO., LONDON MAKERS.
ENGLISH BALBRIeGAN SHIRTS.
"a. 80. 80. 40. -. 40.
Former Price 60 90. les ss37 s3.62. o. 15. s450
Reduced to 2.0S. Ala. 2.25. 2.35. gas, 295
ENGLISH BALBRIGeAN DRAWERS:
80. 80, sa. p. 80 20.
Reduced to 2o5. 2l2. 2.ix a.25. 2.4a. aso
Former Price s3.9oL Reduced to e2.60
ENGLISH SCARLET CASHMERE SHIRTS:
Former pr,o. % s g. .s ~ q t. ID. q .s,s
seo US re- S.. s1 tgo Ss
Former pus. % s. g. ss Ii .s'so s IS
nsdussd 70 400, 40, $50. $40, $40
-''A S 81. S. aA-S r. "'at se1s;
y0m.r Pro. - s, $50. sst77s, s7,so .sso.
Reduced 70 $50. ais. AS. Ale, 500
ssellaH cav "a l q ~ Wool DRAWERS:
oOr o1s co. 4O
Former price e0.25. eats. e7.70. oa.o0
6sdncsd - 400. 40. A.oA SIS
ENGLISH WHITE AXD THREE 1RoVH HIBIso
SHIBTs;
rormsr Price $500 se.oo $3.50. so7s,
ssasesd y a2o. a76, 200 ass
kN9tLsH WHITE AND THRR3 1RowN MI1tNo
DRAWERS;
90 81, 81 90. az. 20.
ro.pss Price s625. IS IS, s6,2A e6.a7. s6sa. eas7
s'aas'a" asA sse ava asa 400 Aaa
rerHar nsae' s7,sas ssaaess 70 sA.sa
space WI not Allow ~ 70 gvs Tie rsaues4 psicas Of
osx satrs sseck comprising silk, bslhg1ys1 NsEuo
nd Lambs Wool undsyesF. but 4 q 70 The iptsrass
fa to es'l md szanins stock before purchAsinG
sisevhsra
| n II. uAEE0R
jae4-3m cas- p,nnsv,x,.ts .veuue.
Dssss SHsra
c9FEsct etglsa fas
JUST OPnEEA
w. fkRL
935YIPENNsLvANIA AVENUE. saeo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
/ GnzAr OFFERING.

Men Of means and men whose means are limited
are equally interested in the great Cssrinsup Sale Of
Winter overcoats. which We commenced ON Monday
morning. We are determined not to carry any Over
coats this season. and to tia. end we have cut
prices on our finest and cheapest Grades Read this
List carefully. Twill iassrsss zen H yss 6sHs ysas
N ov'rsesa rvin psy Jon u zen d.
We hsvs in stock three srsdes Of nssniAssas Fur
iinsd oy~oosta msds fsun tbs Assss Boz cloths
woven. elaborstsly trimmed. and they fastsn with
military frosa These s.rmsnts an psoasely too
eh for msn Of quiet tastes. but for -vey Swell" msn
thsy suJest. Ths prices were sll0 s95 aad sss.
Take your choice now for sss les sAan ~ ORIGINAL
price.
All Of those beautiful ovsseosts Inst ~ hsys bssn
selling 1t ESQ each sss now marked sss fer the eheicA
The variety includes ny.iaa. Nonsasnse and Iuf
Bssvsr xch and soft 10 ths touch - otssrs fus,
lined and trimmed IN ksspi.s with the quality Of ~
soods
We have marked our go oysseosts down to go;
our s3s ovsrcoss down to s26. sad our ssa ovss-
coats down to sso. The gOods included In this ysst
variety arr the richest Boz Cotha Kerseys hsitons
Chinehillas and wide vale English cheviots hsvs
ever handled Trimmed richly and stistically
tailored superior-ays. that's the word. Superior
In at and finish to the general run Of hnest custom
made garments. We cannot buy them again for any
thing like the prices We nov but We don't want
to carry them dead weight for another year.
We hxve only space enough left to draw your attsn
ton to the fact that We are oaens % Overcoss for
50: $40 Oyereosis for g. and sl2 overcoats for o.
Look these things over. Don't let this opportunity
slip BY These goods going rapidly. Come to-day
and examine them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

Handmade Irish Point Curtains S10 sl4 els. s26.
e27.sO; 33x Per cent discount lonsthird) Of these
prices Hand made Swiss Curtains o. g. s675.
%. sl0 al1 1880, t20 20 Per cent tons-Afth) of
these prices Scotch 0uipure and NOTTINGHAM Cur
tsins in Brussels and Irish Point Ifscts STE, &c.
81. sl.25. sls5. o. $3.50. ~ s3.50. -. $3.50: 20
per cent OF these pscss SIX Curtains
s13 so SIS: less 30 per cent. Crete and Scotch
Madras curtsins e3.35, % "a. sa %. s7.5O, %; 20
cent Afth) Oh these prioss Doublsfaced
Jute Velour Curtains s47 So 33s per cent
OF thas ysionr Curtains. s45; less
third Figured Chenille Curtsins e7.50 90, CO.
s11: 20 per cent tons-Afth) OF these SILK
Turcomau Curtains el0 and sl65o; less ops-nfth Of
these prices. X CurtainA Raw Silk Tops, Che.
mile Dedo. IS o. %. $500 less 20 per cent dis
count. .... silk Eois Curtains. Striped Dado a350
less ens-Aith brinGs them 10 ease.
a. All Above Prices srs tor Pairs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
FURNITURE COVERINGS

French Tapestry, e22b. s275; less one thrd,.....
American Tapestry S5c, u, u Is, s160; 33'S per
cent OF these prices. .Juts Coverings, 5Oc, Csc.
less one third French Cretonne, 45c, 5Oc. roc.
one-nfth of these prices English Cretonne, 22hc
Csc, 30e.; 20 per cent discount. .Brochetelle
s4.50 less one-ffth.. Figured Mohair Plush, 3D.
less 20 per cent Crushed Plush. e. 10: 20 per
cent third o6-. Plain Silk Plush Sl75 $685.
s275. less discount. Turkey Satins. s225: 30
per cent discount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

In common dscency. both the contssring deiega-
tons Elected" al the mob meeting at willard Hall
yesterday shoali be rejected at the republican
national convention, but, this regard TO propri.
ETY. al the sacrifice OF votes hardly be expected
q thiek-sktnnsd practical poltlcianA is IL proba-
bic that one set will be admitted, and a the
Blaine men VIII control the organization OF the
convention, the result Will be the seating Of the
Blaine de.egation.-CoL Perry Carson AID Andrew
Gleason, with Daniel Cahin and MarceIlus West as
alrerpatea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
TABLE COVERS &C.

Scotch Madras Covers. IL yards square, %; ~
yards, 81 So vera ease and q; 80 Per cent Zone
hfth) of these pricss..... Plush sesrfs Hand
embroiasrsd. s460 90; 20 per cent Of these prices
Figured Chenille Piano Covers. yards square.
sa60. SO. IS: IL yards square $780, s..75. 50;
one-hfth OF these prices. ..... Embroidered Plush
Piano Covers. S2S; o. Oh; Embroidered Jute Velour
do s1e less 20 per cent; Jate Velour Covers, yard
square says; IN yards square, sa2s and s575: IN
ysfds square. ss yards squaFs slo7s; 20 per cent
Tone hfthl OF these prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

The mob republican" convention yesterday
before II adjourned unanimously adopted the
following resolution:
Realized, That We, representing a locality hav-
Ing population OF 80 900 citizens and freenlen OF
tbs great republic az ain cry Tor the right guara
teed 10 every AneTican-tne rigu OF local suffrage
and control over. our local Affairs, and instruct
our deegates 10 the national convention 10 Sc
cure, n possible plank In its platform for man.
hood suffrage In the District OF Columbia
No doubt these gentlemen would Ike TO get con-
troll again over our local affairs and to do IL by the
exercise OF manhood suffrage OF the prize ring
Nurder-bay style Of manhood" but they are not
likely 10 succeed-Just yet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

Ex-Mayor ssyles J. Bowen must have felt quite
AZ home al willard Han yesterday, surrounded
~ 20 many OF his old-time strikers who used TO
make Rome howl In his Denalf years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
POLES

lk-lneh Ai-voo,. IS. 80. 90, 75c; ASK per cent
tane-thirdo % these prices. .ih.Ipch. Bra.s-
trimmed S5 50. Is, Tic; one-thira Of these prices
.....-2lnGh. Wood. BrssstFimmsd 81 less one-third
Inch. A-Hrssa Polsa feet long. 75e. and
u; lsss 33f per Inch. do do. %. s250:
lees one-third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

Dyer d. Lum, the Chicago anarchist editor, has
prldenly waited for two months TO let the excite
ment over the Haymarket assassinatiOns and their
sequel die down, and now comes out In virulent
phrase 10 iterste his devotion to the cause for
which Parsons. spies and the rest gave I'D their
lives He asserts that he believes In the principles
of anarchism b. lrmly as ever. and In anarchis:lc
"taetics and weapons" We all understand what
that means Mr.. Lum adds: 81 know exactly
where stand That Is good thing. Experience
has doubtless convinced him, also, where he viii
stand one day U he continues his career In the lines
marked cut by nye OF his late associates In the
Chicago propaganda; and he will then wish that
he cou.d change places for about ten minutes with
one Of the audience and sit down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
FRIN0Es-

woutsd FHnse& IL. 20. IS 80. 10. Csc; as1. per
cent (onsthird) Oh these prices. Wool Frnses
silk Ball Drops Is. 90. a5. Sec: onethird OF these
pricss silk Chenille Fnngs4 inches deep. o.,
elS5: S3s pss cent tone-third) Of these prices
Al-sili Frnss., Gags, $3.50; lses ope-thiEd......
Princes for Sash 9nFtstss; Tsspsl sad Ball, 10 and
l2c. yard. les discount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
WANTED-HELP

vy.nd Type. writer, srnilemsn or lady. for peFu.-
sse. 1la.ss. ~ - s ssPs sas " n1 81
Wanl11ETD.Al, xCM.y OF sENsE AMP IE;EhSX;
SssaRs1ss 4 szisSsiibssTg sa ss u ss:s: 4.
!Ssss aas q "a s1 sIss sSSP
SHoSs :so ~ :tS sA
Esrr A, SSoS GSsS; sse ~ GsS..
g leo Whit. Honsn ocoss
* sH aRe as ssss rs -:
WANTED-A YOUNG NAN ron PERMANENT
pEnso SSss, Us s Ts s'n vs bond Apply to A.
WA1E;1ISE.Do m. an 5INpUsTsoIs YOUNG Nan
Win asisssoc.s x nSdt s e oEes party
WANTED-A TEAcHRR FOR ELOcUTIoN AND
sy oss circle state terms ;.s e?qa
WANTED-EFFICIENT CANvAssRRs FOR THE
es:s sSd SsTs sl Moss IN
:. ,ld rSn IN pr.ys.s family Cal. with rs,s5enss'
nd. ~ 4 Sni wsGr s.sI
srences required Apply 1t 122O seth St js25-2t'
WANTED-AN AMBITIOUS GENTLEMAN IN.MY
.ss 2 i afss II IN. ' Il
Y1s j ~ sSE ". LIVE s AsEs To ) 9A 4.
s s sssryShes; big pay 70 right partiss Room
WANTED AoENrs-HALE AND FEMALE 10
psckss sst.iis for sSc Can At the Steven: Novelty
w ANTED-A RELIABLE HONEST coLORED
% ssa
WANTED..AT DICKS AGENCY. WOMEN COOKS
w $40 to $40 chambermaids, Mattresses. nurss.
msn ana sis
addrs ssSG 9 sss f1a
NJ ANTED,A GOOD COOK IN GENTLEMANs
.i.ss 9s evening Before i
WASTE l9 A:cITY SALESMAN, A YOUNG
grocery or provision business must have good refer
T.: sos s. ay ts S
w ANTED-FIvE SMART YOUNG FELLOWS 10
~ ySrk on liberal percentage Call At P.slo5 l.
s san or both combined Address s.sf
w ANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss WOMAN COOK AND
reside Ss ..t G If s "
anifed address Bod 90. Star once. js2sst.
w reau conducted BY ladies. Men and women, white
ss's .;es; 81
WANTED Tt PE-wRITER OPERATORS TO
w rent Remington No Machines. In good condi-
dress aE6 care 'fa!ass ss "a
WANTED-LADIEs TO LEARN THE ART OF
w drsN cutting by the perfect tailor square. with
60 sS d as 81 ss s % ~ On
WAMTEp.H4Eo T9 :. T a TIE AeEN I9 SF
retail pfics CAS-; Of ,sr sizes IN proportion rare
chynce TO creats permanent busnsss ct home. These
safes meet demand never before supplied By otheR
Fool XtpiS7 sAFE CO. Sncinnsti. Ohio: VIC ''
WANTED-A GOOD TENOR VOICE FOR CHOiR
~ .insisg SALARY $3.50 per snnum Address Z. Boz
Nv AHTED-IMMEDfATRL TO WORK
W for wholesale house. nesdlework 1t their
homes tsent any distancel. Good pay can be made.
city. n9-eo6m
WANTED-MEN, WOMEN BOYS, AND G RLs
w to earn 20c. to 90 On honr at their homes
humbug: work Is simple and easy Twenty working
samples an envelope, confsiuing sample of goods
and full Instructions sent for 10c 70 help pay post
age. &c Address d. q. HOWELL & CO., Rutland Vt
M ANTEp-A DREssMAKER IN EVERY FAMILY
w Learners for Prof. CHRISTNER'S new an
ternationsl Tailor System with any inch rule
tape-messure alone, as all SCIENTIFIC tsilors cut
Patterns and materials cut, basted, draped made.
Nine s. J. MESSER Conservatory vi Modes" 81,
Fstn.w. Washington. DC. d6-3m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

CURTAIN oCRIMS-
sxipsd scrims, 20. l0H. lSe. l6s. 1se; go Per
cent tons-afthl 81 thsss prscsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
sUNDRIRs--

SILK Madras Curtain LOOPS, 25c, coo, q Psir.....
Bras Curtain ChainA llc lso. 2se, 400, Soc. Us.
Pair; 20 per can't loas-hfth, ~ all thAss prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
WOODWARD & LorHnors CoLurx.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY ~.
CHANGED DALE.

OHsr FIVE D.zs Losezn
, HScS January 2, 3lss g have Only sys S:ys IL
0' ~ Tau hRsi S Js Hsp.sI sie ssfA
:. s14pkbi sts saSNGaR aTI assrH.
fM THsbaf. ! gAhSNuAAnr 80 Ssh 4;
trsordina3y reducti No on various lines q VIM
ter 9SSds &C. pssticul.ry i1 ladies', d Mis:ssd
nsns Wool Underwear. AID Boys suiss and
The present is unquestionsbly the best shop
Ignore III Live bay ksducti,n sls pr sey,o@
GRAND CLEARANCE SALE
BLACK AND cSSIioaEp LAcEs,
We propose to effect the entire disPOaal g. al
PREVIOUS % next Tuesday By msrktng them At
ir5Ssi:ti6y low REies 20; n..cs. VA 40 mot ear. to
aupiies.s. od1 pstss s ana o.Ssr pissss isfs
from mstch-eetts also few colors which We do
E eD BE- q sI.sl spanish 81.
Lee, sbeut 70 cut pieces. rsnsip6 IN widths
From From s sss & g l lss 81 P:s s s:ss
E Eiss e g { & 81 80 s. s. S i:S$s
Fen 5 55s & & So Sc s. S. AZ; ;.ss:
3-odd Pisces' Of Pini siik and Wool LAces
$tnch, reduced rom XOc TO II NC por yard
ipen reduced from 25c to 17c per yard.
% inch. reduced from 37kc to 93c per yard-
2"odd nscs:,, 4 gl:Ss SIN y srd q. Wool L.ses
6H inch, reduced from 37,fc q 25c per yard.
2"Odd Pieces" If ~ inch Platt Val ncien-
mes Lace. in beige and cream. Reduced from
22c TO tic per yard.
l"Odd Piece k-inch Cream platt valencicn.
mes Lace Reduced from Doc to 22c per yard.
Todd Piece 81 in h Cream span Oil Gui-
pure Lace. Reduced from 40c. to Csc per
"Odd Piece" 6-inch Cream Plat valencien-
mes Lace. Reduced from 40c to Soc. per yard.
2"Odd Pieces" Black Elegant Handrun Mar
guise Lace,
pinch from 50 Is to 81. so per yard
6sinch from ~ II to 90 yer yard.
Cut Piece labout yxrds) of 81 Inch Pink
9ilk and Wool Lace Flouncing heduced from
81 90 to 81. 80 per yard.
"Cut Piece" 12 ysrds) White Novelty
Msresque Lace, up and down pattern, hapd-i I'm
on I'm net. and the net within the pat, ern eaten
out by acid, producing . very rich effect IL
inches wide. Reduced from 6473 to % per
yard
First corners will secure excellent pickings, as
were cheap enou1h at their orisinsl prices.
tCenter counter, front Of Lace Department.,
first Hour, right of main entrance
ODD SIZES" IN G OWES.
If we did not make q special effort to get rid Of
our odds yes" by lowering the price our
stock would soon be overrun W tn them. Onr
policy enables you to buy particular size9.
mostly small or large, 1t . considerable saving,
and at the same time rids us Of the accumulation
For to- morrow we offer the fOllow.ng:
IL Pairs Ladies' 4-button Kid Gloves embroi-
rad hQcE m nj IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

The snow u on the mountain,
The frost IL on the vale:
The ice hangs DER the ountain.
The storm rides on the gala
The earth il bare and naked,
The air Ii cold and drear;
The sky with snow clouds faxed
And dense foul foss appear.
Ths sun shines not % brightly,
Through the dark murky skies:
The nizhts grow shorter nightly.
And thus tbs winter dies.
IT. }. oussLxx.
TIE wINTRY WEATHER u LIKELH TO CON-
TINUE, AND MEDIUM OR HEAVY ovERcoATs
WILL BE IN DEMAND FOR TWO MONTHS TO
CONE
OUR LINE OF MEDIUM WEIGHTS, SUCH AZ
KERsEYs. MELToNs. CHEyIoTs. CAssIMEREs.
AND wORsTEDs Is NOW IN PRIME ORDER FOR
THE EARLY SPRING TRADE.
OUR ASSORTMENT INCLUDES ALL GRADES,
FROM THE sERFICEABLE STAPLE GOODS AT
$40 TO THE FINEST sILK-LINED AT s35.
THESE ARE ALL CUT AND GOTTEN UP II THE
MOST POPULAR STYLES. AND THE sl0 COAT Is
AS GENTEEL IN ITS CHARACTER AS THE FINER
ONES.
WE ARE SHOWING SOME VERY HANDSOME
AND ENTIRELY NEW THINGS IN ENGLISH
COATS. MADE YoR Us IN LONDON IN MEDIUM
AND LIGHT WEIGHTS
NO ONE ELSE IN WASHINGTON HAS SUCH A
VARIETY OF THESE GOODS.
z. n BARNUM 4 co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

WINDOW SHADES
Best Hand made shsdes warranted Hsnd-painted
and not to crack made and put for 81 which is 20
per cent less than regular King Scotch Hol
land, made and put W. sl.25. less 20 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Cor. 1lth and + ST.. n w,
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EoR EENT-Two. COMMUNICATING rUE-
s I,Sn e Rooms parior and hsdrocm 'ecc9a ss.r
EQR RENT-l722 G ST. NV, HALF SQUARE
\ irom new STATE Department, unfuruished rocms
on sasG no .ps Eas SP 'hd hOor % and
EoR RENT-So! &TH ST. OPPOSITE JUDICIARY
L. s9n.re lsrse front roou Handsomely fsrni.heh;
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EoR RENT UNFINISHED coMMUNIcAr-
pleasant loSasop ara az aIsse sss, and
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EoR RENT-A FINE SUITE OF OFFICE ROOMS
4 !, sR aif's. CO. s s saS St ID ssss
sSnmanie.. % rooms q ssra saSi sais.eis ias
SO gesmonth an advance. Kppiy is5s sth 81 q. ".
FOB REST.T.o NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
cheap, I3os q st NV '''-'~ W ~ Sss.sr
lroR RENT-FURNIsHED on UNFURNIsHED
r.ss oc.on N e 81 i rs terms g.
,.s i q a''' house new, Apply 7as 9th .. nv
FOR kENT-6ll 18th ST. n W. CONVENIENT
TO the Eoot and kivss House. nicely Furnished
osSs Also one .nss '0s ssytsG1 s
ISOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. sINGLY OR
,. q ,s!'e' with or without board iss4 s. nv
IEoR RENT-HANDsoMELY.FU RNIsHEp SEC
ior @sn ana RS Ws OF los
Vermont ave- is9o-Bts
EQR RENr-e4o-HANDsoMELY FUINIsaED
H large parlor and bed room on let floor including
heet End gas; bA<h room same floor. Also, another
large bed room, $40 extra on LIST 30 floor 326 n
St. third door from Dr sunderiandr Church d3o-l Inns
LfoR RENT-ls23 I ST, ELEGANTLY FUR.
II nished suite Of three rooms ON first door: also
room for gentleman on third door; references ja6Sm
ErOR RENr-HANDsoMELY FURNISHED PAR
iors en- suite or single also pleasant hall rooms.
suitable for gentlemen with without DO I'd 800
18th ST. NV. References exchanged ols-l3ss
IroR RENT-NEAR CHAMBERLAIN's CHOICE
rooms single or en- suite. south windows; heriics
PASS the door; one room suitable for Office with or
without board 1913 18th ST. MS I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
Observation-Disclosures

IMPERFECT UMBRELLAS.
The clearing-out process has extended to Um-
brellas, and upon examination we ind that
forty fur are subject TO imperfections. We
have cut the former prices in half The lot EN-
braces Black Pure Silks, Mixed Silks, Glorias,
Spun Silks. Alpscas. aud Cambrics aud the inn
p6rfections consist Of small pin holes, broken
Spr ngs, loose runners ribs bent, handle cary
inns cracked, gold aud silver headings more or
less nted Greatest chance In Umbrellas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
WANTED ROOMS.

yNANTED-IMMEDIATEL Or UNFUR-
w iished rooms Tor two oman and Wife, rent must
be reasonable state particulars and lowest price Ad
dress DIXIE" Star Office. 1t.
WANTED-FURNI HE'D ROOM, SUITABLE FOR
ave and 1ith st.; state price Address Box IS. star
Once. 1T
WANTED-Two OR THREE ROOMS SUITABLE
tricycle.. Address Key, Star office. 1t.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN FURNI HE'D
w Room. with board, in private family; Catholic
preferred northwestern section state price and oca
tion. Adore. Box 73, star office. ja24 3t'
M ANTED- FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED
w rooms. Many persons call on us every day for
them Persons having tn m for rent should uS
ROOM RENTING AGENCY, gig 9TH st. NV. t23-3ts
WANTED--HOUSES.
XNANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, WITH l2 TO
W. 20 rooms situated between Sd and 18th sta and
Pennsylyanis ave. nd st. with without room
and boayden. Addres J. H., Star Office ja24-3t'
WANTED-TO PURCHASE A GROOM BRICK
w house; MI; my. % spitol Hin; on small cssh
payment Address J. B. 8 ,l2l3 St NV giving
price location. condition Of house, DC. ja21-3t'
ss ''s ftiH EaSS.s Isss
w ANTED-DIKKCT FROM OWNRRs HOUSES
p.ssa ere 8. iii f T. Bsrs
sdssss4 ToIIxsD THOMPSON. fsis T. xaSsn.
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