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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-27
WANTED-HELP

W..ET,EEDs1;A1 COOK. YOUNG WOMAN. coLoREp,
New ss S1y u, - jean Old must bring rsersass 2:o
w bssmsids, Eur.es and Lsgndressss in city or
GSoS e ass s2e H :. ceGEsa Mn
w Maids Nurses. -Waiteress, Lsundress' S3tierS
b Dc Sac; 81 sis by sss
w ANTED-A WHITE BOY TO ASSIST IN STORE
NJ 1no attend horse. ALEX & CLARKE. 1890 9TH
WANTED "A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
nurse for yosing children, TO go TO Cumberland,
b. DrsHiEIDs, Metropatsn Hosef Apply MRS Ii T.
WANTED ONE HUNDRED LARGE MEN AT
Appy ne e s ss..s s bSSI Thsa'sf tonight at
WANTED MMEDIATELY = EXPERIENCED
.np,y waist hand at 5os 9TH ST. sw. none other need
J .sl aSsls EST hA5sxH
WAANTED.LADIEsT TO LEARN PROF LIVING
Tsns
aes styles OF waists long coats skirts col
free this wes instructions daily s1s 20 so 70
Pa s 81 nna SIsnsS e s rSm (
s nSra send for circular Cutting and sising
for permanent position; ex-department clerk pre-
se 1yS S Sf s na d oSn to
w wanted for our winter trade; need not be e1pe,
nqs .i sss H. o1 a9y
WANTED-AaENTs; NO EXPERIENCE NEED
4s fS ns money tor live men: call for MoSp
WANTED-LADY AGENTS. NEW RUBBER UN.
M @ ch :ss eight PESsf
WANTED-LADY. OR GENTLEMAN HAVING
w good English education, BY the Loomis National
WANTED,-A COMPETENT COOK; MUST UN-
Apply 1915 New Hampshire ave. n26-2t'
WANTED-A GOOD WHITE WOMAN TO COOK
w wash and iron for q small family; but expe
9GHRTERs C.Navs Yard, before am and bet and
9pm n26-3t'
WANTED-A COMPETENT COOK APPLY. WITH
and references am at ITO Mass ave. nw 0esyseS 10
WANTED.a,A WHITE BOY 70 RUN ERRA NIs
w city trade and collect for wholesale liquor house
esss &c. Ss Cs with
WANTED : FIRsT-CLAss COOKS. GENERAL
NV HtSTseworhsrs Maids NHrses aS9semsn Coach,
a5s s:@'P ons1
N
w iS?s st. H. w. between and O'Clock p. m
"ANTED-WHITE BOY OR GIRL. ABOUT Is, TO
wv be generally useful about the house: learn
TO be an artst). National Academy Of Fine Arts S04
Z st.n.w. mast
WANTED-Aa0oD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE;
Of good disposition = 200 7tS st. ne na4eSt:
WANTED-BUTLER AND GENERAL HOUSE
w man ,white) in private family: rst-class refer
ences required. Apply, between z and p. M. 2l11
WANTED-DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT Blu
and colored for all kinds of domestic labor District
and states with references. III st. n. W. ee299ws
WANTED-INTELLIGENT MAN LIVING OUT
w side leading cities to represent, in his locality,
responsible house Good salary to right party Refer
ences. Address MANAGER, Lock Box 1910, N. y.
nl9,m,tu-4w
WANTED LEARNERS FOR PROF. CHRIST
w NERS New international Tailor System of Dress
and Garment Cutting with any inch rule and tape
measure alone Patterns and materials cut and basted
or made and the system taught by Nine 8. J. MES
SER. 1903 ST. NV. n3-1ms
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

EoR RENT-Two FINE SPACIOUS HAIIs-sIC.
- ono and third Floors Of Endowment building ala
lOth St NV; thoroughly heated b. steam Suitable Tor
society or associatlon meetngs Also hne Buldiul,
9uire at Office Of ENDON MENT AsSOClATION aia
10th st. NV. n.,,ln
SoR RENT-FURNIsHED HALL. s23 p ST \
Il W. 10 Lodges Clubs and Assocations on tlaNs and
evenings TO suit Apply at W U. DENfsON'S Real
Estate Office, under above Hall au:lO.:ln
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

w ~AAN = III AcS1L1A1<<ANEOOO
WANTED-cARPET LAYING-cARpEr TAKEN
IS sst
WANTED-fOR ONE YEAR-sl. 900 TO EXTEND
w BE psi amount i retained ' a III sims. or
ddrsss caPiTaE star ofce se'e'' security s:ssn'
WANTED A GOOD AMATEUR coRNETIsT
Win pps a1s n The * the 81
1s5s 4 Hs Sc Sc. a desired
WANTED = TEN HORSES TO WINTER: GOOD
stable enss GSs sne plenty Of food Prize
@ ths r L Moore Agricultural Co, GeOrssso~n. B. z
WANTED-wE PAY AGENTS s65 TO sIoo PER
s sISt Ss,s Co. Manufacture, ss4asoiFs ns.n;
WANTED-EvERY ONE TO LEARN TO MAKE
Nv hfe.sze sray2n portraits in fifteen lessons: no
E REYNOLDS, Nay Building cOrn sssi and
WANTED = NICE FOLDING BEDS. MAT
sssa:ss .ssss tSan SsSs's Sf Coated
WANTED.TRY OUR BUTTRRINR AT 20 CENTS
sf'
s.%ps : sna &
ssH SSs e. WI 4 IS so iii Ss
WANTED-LADIEs DESIRING CONFIDENTIAL
n Enssa cor
upon .hs topics q the day arrange
dress dress e. Star Sfice 'A0n NA' 0ssn
WANTED-BY A SUCCESSFUL AND EXPERT
there are number Of borders; would take furnished
% nSass ed 9th s.. S9sFsss with 'a.; sgps.s
WANTED.FOR CAsH-FURNITURE, FEATHER
rrsc Beds SaIpets Stoves or Entire Household
n2s-im' H. ROSENBERG. 114s 9TH st. NV.
WANTED HORSES wINTERED-BEsT CARE,
w with two feeds Of grain and hay daily Terms 81
SAUNDERS Sa HEEL rf Sst sfs, and
SD sts, or Room 101 Corcoran Building oc2e-1m5
WANTaRinH,oEsEs 70 KEEP BOX STALLS
ETY. On CLAIR s ss Ma "a !siS sss %
R At oS sE Esss
road miles from city; terms $40 per mo horses
care Of Riggs Co. N''' W ''H " !" ~ naioiw
WANTEDI9o HORSES, SUITABLE FOR CAR.
Tass woTd dn must Be sound and PERFECTLY
!sss::s
sl 6S4sa.! E Il x SFAYoS sos
sfen s Ct
9Th and Mass ave W. Open until pm. niSs'
WANTED--RvERYBoDY SUFFERING FROM
w Smoky Chimneys to know that guarantee to
S s1 NO pay WE
1Cth st NV oc3-2ms
WANTED IT KNOWN
w That W. ". Moffett, 1918 st. nw.b
Commissioner of Deeds
se24-3m for every State and Territory
WANTED-wEILS DUG. BORFD, AND DRIVEN:
w Pumps, Wind Mills Tanks of all kinds: Well Ma
st. or ma Moist los
WANTED.PERsoNs PARTICULAR ABOUT. THE
GOULD Tailor, 525 10th St n. W. Time given for
payment If good security 10 furnished. n12-lms
"ANTED-FOR CASH-FURNITURE, FEATHFR
w Beds, Carpets, Stoves. or Entire Household Ef-
oc27 b. BAUM, 219 7th st. sw
WANTED-GOOD SECONDHAND CLOTHING.
w guns, revolyers, old gold and silver, for which
highest cash prices will be paid Call or address
LASkEY'S Loan Office, POI Penn. ave-, corner I'd ST.
NV my20
WANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w Renovating Works; Feathers Renovated. Mat
tresses Made Over Furniture Steamed and Moths De-
stroyed +. II. YOUNGS, Once 1402 Pa ave., Factory
cor 9th and sts. &. e. Telephone 610-2 or l0OS-3
WANTED-IT KNOWN THAT FRESH ALDER
w ney Butter lie churned every morning and de-
hvered in y h. Ward" prints, 40c per 10 Also Cot
tage Cheese and Buttermilk Sweet Milk &C. per quart
myS
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Has the Cartel Been Delivered?

Dk-AcKBuRS AND JUDGE FUCKERS SECOND SAN
TO HAVE MET AT LEXINGTON.
Darlington Special to the New York World
This place has been all torn up this after.
noon owing to the presence Of Senstor Joe @.
q. Blackburn in the city and the rumored pres
enee Of Judge Fuckers second, Col. j. c..
Moore. Senator Blackburn arrived at IL 80
this morning in company with Col. j. Stoddard
Johnston and ]. Desha Pickett He was met
at the depot by Gen. B. w. Duke, of Louis
vile, and Gen. James F. Robinson, of this CITY.
who escorted Blackburn and Johnston TO a
room in the Phoenix hotel, where he remained
closeted with his friends. He has positively
refused 10 see World correspondent and ali
local reporters, but II Is learned through a
friend that he prepared and sent a letter to the
Louisville Couyier-yoswndi, giving all facts he
wished published on the subject. This letter
was sent by Gen. Duke, who left on the Chesa-
pesks and Ohio express late this afternoon for
Louisville. What 1t contains no one here
knowa
Numerous kilograms were received here last
night and this morning stating that Col Moore
would be here to-day TO deliver q challenge to
Senator Blackburn. The only Moore registered
at the hotels IL one o. w. Moore, from Cincin-
natl, and he could not be found. Civil officers
here have been looking for Moore all the af.
ternoon, a. the Kentucky law makes it an Of
fense, punishable by heavy penalty, to carry
schallenge 10 duel or to act as second. To-
night friend Of Senator Blackburn told the
world correspondent that Senator Blackburn
VS. on his way TO Paris, KY.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

CvOMNIskI0NER or DEEDS ron EVERY STATE
10 & III. Isl !. nv. In ssss zos ) y : )
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED
w Rooms within ten minutes walk of the Treasury
man; references. Address, stating rent, z Y K Star
ONCE IT.
WANTED-THREE OR FOUR UNFURNIsHFD
w rooms, with heat and light; for light house feen
ing; three adults Address 1928 9th St NV n26-3ts
Neutrality-suspicious. ROOMS; STATE
w price, with fuel and lights and without Also
price Of board for man, wife, and three-years child
FRANK e. ANDERSON, Pension ONCE. n25-2ts
WANTED-FURNIsHED SITTING ROOM WITH
w alcove, or small bedroom. and one unfurnished
room open fire desired references location between
18th and goth Sta. Address. stating terms, Box i5o
Star Office. n26- d.
WANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM AND FIRE
w I'd door, and board with private family: within
ten squares Pension ONCE: children no objection Al
dress stating terms and location, L. Star ONCE
IA ANTEp-PERsONs HAVING ROOMS FOR
w rent will save money BY seeing us Have many
callers every day for furnished and unfurniahe6
ROOM RENTING AGENCY. 6l2 9th ct. NV MIST
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FOR RENT-STORES

tSOR RENT-l0l COR lsT AND L SITS W
large store and dwelling q rooms aud csisr wnter
ny ~ ess rent 10 per month Inquire Of CHAS n
I'm, sl9 New Jersey ave. NV no; az
toh RENT.1e44 l4TH ST n W. LARGE STORE
- room and dwelling of rooms and bath ali mod
RI IMPROVEMENTS. Key at 1912. Rent sSh III
WARNER CO. el6 street n2t-lt'
toR RENT-ELEGANT STORE ON PENN. AVE.
Il Apply 337 Penn. ave NV no6- pr.
ISoR kENr-sToRE- ROOM. SUITABLE FoR ANY
l225 81. NV " Nv p.a NJ.
EoR RENT-LARGE sloRE AND TWO FLOORS
l5O7 X. l. ave. nas-s'tu m an
EOR ,RENT-LARGE STORE AND DWELLING.
southeast corner of 10th and o sta W: dweliins
SonNans ~ ROOMS and all modern improy emeuts cel-
lar under entire building: stable rear; will rent
month. MAsIiINs;1oN naNl NuaNl - ~
-1-1-Im Ills st
EoR kENT-PLATE-G1.Ass FRONT NEW STORE
oo ieel deep; best business location. all convent
ences: rent very low, only $40 per mo. l2.sS 81
-.-., mean fenn- ave ns-Bm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-27
FOR RENT-ROOMS

EroR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS: SOUTH
a ir9ns; new house, ne~ furniture; how pcrl1rpent
kSoR RENT-FURSrsHED Rooms, WITH Oh
e,s rscsmmods,ion nd fsre honieke; peslor spA
nicely farni.he pss.. ami e.r nom. froas,nS
o1sh and east 600 9th St nv. n22-lv
tSoh kkNr-l72o II ST Nv. HANDSOMELY
ir s roons nv, and se9nd neors eosrdnde-
aetroiolit~n Club; cars and heriscs n22-iv-
I'9R kENT-FpRSIsHEp Oh yNfURNIsHED.
no CHILDREN 'A Esi. sn ssar aSSrs
a. u c. Star once n2i-ots
FOR RENI-TwoNIc ELy-FURNIsHED coNNU-
frivate family. Ia L 81 nv. W. ''A =" nsi.5t
SoR RENT Il HANDsoMFLY-FuRNIsHE
- suite 81 Rooms with every comfort best OF alton
tlon given; references. l324 L ST NV nsi-.w
q ldai sLN Z, cory STYLISH HOUSE OVER:
NV. A"AS -. aSs ~ =
Uh kENI-2il NORTH CAPITOL ST. HAND
s.,s af FURNISHED rooms. en- suite single OF
elss. miner n'n lizard srpo,R,msnts e house nrss
sprinss, Va used for driaiing p1rpo~s. su sd aa
table bosriers taken o ~ " ~
EpR RENT-IN A BEAUTIFUL BAy.wrNDow
on .eSsna sooe nies S OF snrse .S
no CHILDREN sp hpr rsry Fs.sPssee to desirable s
II Furnished Rooms, on second aoori en- me- ~.
snsie north and south exposure furnace and sis
NOR RENT-uNFURNisHED RooM-sl3 n ST.
and gas "' Wy "i"e'~' n nSs , ns,h
Sok RENr-l4O5 ST NV. FURNISHED
table board; references eInhshssd. nia-im
off kEST-THE AUBURN. 22D ST. AND PENN
m nsSls Board sOod location; aud psrsrs.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MANIFESTATIONS.
WANTED--BY TWO coLoRED GIRLS, PLACES
laundress. or to cook wash and iron in small family
Reference. Cali two days 1928 L st. IT.
e
family. Apply to 1454,f Q st. NV. 1T
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, WILLING TO
xadess sr o
WANTED-BY A WHITE MAN A SITUATION AS
ed give soed
WANTED-A SITUATION BY A RELIABLE MAN
address ( A. Farmer, Lay Hi Pc. HoS!gsSsTs
WANTEp-AT HEADQyARTERs,P POSITIONS
Ssa
WANTED.;KNSoWN WHERE TO GET PE0FEs-
sS
WANTED =. BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED
hots youth ry as waiter Or help IN
or address q l. Il. aga7 Boundary st. NV. II
~ ANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLORED
girl situation a;n in private family to do cham.
gwen address i Bo, 4o STAR oce reference can pc
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD
" some experience in the drug business place in
dress Il E B., Star Office .'"'s '' ns7-ss
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED
w girl situation as first-class chambermaid or
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN
w situation as cook in private family can give the
bet and 9Th and I'll sts NV Essex
WANTED-BY SETTLED WHITE WOMAN A
w situation as working housekeeper to take
ences Address MRS NJ g. s.. Star Office ''0 f IT.
WANTED-BY A, YOUNG LADY WHO WRITES
position in private Once. Address N: a s.. sis
WANTED : EMPLOYMENT BY A YOUNG MAN
maeh IL address, as Star has
WANTED..AN oRaANIsT OF EXPERIENCE
snd arsss o best
WANTIEIpE BY JANUARY ]. BY LADY OF
WANTED-BY ONE. WHO CAN MARK OR LET.
v ter well Sitn brush snd e make himself
Children SSdSsss $" H5is
WANTED-A PLACE FOR AN EXPERIENCED
children Address WAYLAND SEMINARY nS6.st'
WAASTED-FoR COOK AND cHAMBERMAID
can recommend the above. Apply 1925 Connecticut
n26-3ts
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS LAUNDRFSS WANTS
w placein . COED family. Address J. c., British
Legation, City. u26-3ts
MANIFESTATION BY FIRST-CLASS
w cook and also chambermaid in private family
Call or address 1927 18th NV n26-2ts
WANTED-BY A FIRsT-C CLASS DREssMAKER
w sewing in families by the week by perfect-
fitting tailor system; thoroughly understands her
business. Address NJ. M. O., Star Office. n26-2ts
WY POSITIONS For RPJJApIP CooUC
w walters, maids housemen, nurses seamstresses.
coachmen scullions dishwashers farmers &c Cali help
selected). +. NJ. BURNHAM, 63O-632 NV. n24-8s
WANTED-yOHN F. BROWN IS NOW LOCATED
st l523 PIT NV where he Is Prepared to fur
and at the shortest notice Also rstclass servants
will md 1t to their advantage call early and secure
good, permanent homes. 1923 p st NV. n24-Ims
WANTED = HOTELS AND FAMIIIEs FIR
W nished with frst-class White or Colored help;
cooks walters, drivers and buffers always on hand
references guaranteed. J. B. BURGESS Co. .S3s u
st. NV. n2l-6ts
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Something New I'm Shirts.

4 KIND THAT OPENS BOTH FRONT AND BACK NOW
on THE MARKET.
From the New York Sun.
SHIRTS? Yes, sir, J" said the clerk behind the
counter to q young gentleman who had Just
said he was in need Of some.
How do you want them, sir?" continued the
clerk, ''open in back and 'front.'"
The customer scanned the clerk face closely
In order to discover signs of a possible Joke at
his expense. The clerks face was as devoid of
humor as Q whitewashed fence. The young
man who had thought of buying some
shirts communed swiftly with himself The
world moves, he said to himself. and shirts that
open in back and front may be the proper
thing. He nodded to the clerk as if he had not
thought OF any other kind of shirts, and then
calmly examined the samples laid before him
for his inspection.
Handy fashion" remarked the clerk.
"fes," replied the customer, wondering in
what particular way they were handy The
clerk was communicative and suggested that
the old style Of shirt which opened only in
front, caused lot Of trouble. 1t was impos-
nble, he said. to put such shirt on after the
studs were placed in the bosom II the wearer
tried to put the studs in after putting the shirt
on there was always q frightfnl struggle and
often spoiled shirt. All this trouble was obvi-
ated by the new invention. A man put his
studs IN place and closed up the front of the
shirt Then he opened the back and put the
garment on with ease.
Great invention" suggested the clerk.
"fes," replied the customer, and he meant il
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WANTED--HOUSES.

w hounos and lots paying good invostmenf:
eastern section, west Of 18th 81 preferred Send a.
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FOR RENT-OFFICFS

tSoh kENI.offlCE ROOMS AT a34 ST.
.l Ilum 80 70 sic or en- suite all newly reparpd and
LroR RENT -
~ pSE SIR OFFICE ROOMS IN THE LEN.
v xSEM YORK AVENUE NEAR 18TH STREET
one o. The most oonyenient locations in the city
Rents moderate. including steam heat and Elevs,ar
service ~ e A-eNAsH
Applyto THOMAS J. FISHER AGO.
n~---s 1924 4 1t. NV.
EoR RENT-Two ROOMS IN 1919 ST. An
JOINING Sun Building at 81 o and 81 Respectively
nlo-lm W RILEY DEEBLE. 1919 ST
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ATTORNEYS.

nAvID A aOURICK FoRMERLY OF THE PHIL
~ adelphia Barb Attorney and Counsellor q law
northwesk n2l-Sm
nANPBELL CARRINQTQN, ATIORNEY-1T-
sS.l asv ssSs3sS% I4H Raj|Sa{ SO III. a4SSuas:2a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
ELEVATED RAILROAD TRAINS.

COLONEL HAHN SAYS THEY RUN AS OFTEN AS EVER
FARES NOT LIKELY TO co UP.
Yesterday Colonel +. X. Ham, general manager OF
the Manhattan Elevated Railway, was asked regarding
letter TO the Editor Of The Tribune, complaining OF
shortening OF the trains the West Side from five TO
four and the Of intervals from five to ten
minutes from Franklinst, the sixthave. road
The letter is as follows:
The change Of schedule the elevated road is
gross outrage the public. The substitution OF four
CAP trains for fveear rainsso that vecar train ia 80
On ten minutes Roadway from Frsnklinst. to four-ear
trains ON twelve minutes Roadway indicate economy
Of the expense Of the public that very painful to the
latter Especially 80 when sees Idle cars the
sdings 1herc is no excuse for such actions the part
corporation that gladly 10 furnish facilities
for getting uptown fullest extent Trains Of Owe
should leave Frsnkn-s every five minutes at most
II the oeals responsible for latest outrage had 10
ride their fourcsr trains during the busy hours II
would soon be changed With longer less crowded
trains, the delays al the stations would be avoided
Colonel Hahn exclaimed: at isn't trpo. I von't
answer such complaints People who are on the out
tide seem to think that they run our road halter
than We can who manage it," Then he added aVn
have recently issued new schedule Of trains which
Is an improved one We are running as many trains
as ever and the trains only two minutes apart
Ia the busy hours. We have no idc cars; evcry ono
s held TO handle the trahic."
There was a renewal OF rumors regarding an Increase
n fares on the Manhattan Elevated Railway IN Wal
trcet yesterday. Vice President Galway savo the
same answer ho has given for long time when tho
matter was called 10 his attention lie said that tho
sors and me- he knew Of no on foot In this dire
lion. IL IS understood that the sctlvc managers
E ss 70 Ses any nfos IN ana LARGELY ~ s
~ tho newspapers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13

PRICES
l75 IMPORTED CHENILLE TABLE COVERS TWO
YARDS SQUARE. AT $500 EACH; REDUCED FROM
SIS so.
$50 PAIRS IMPORTED PORTIERE CURTAINS
AT s1Lo0 PER PAIR: REDUCED FROM sl4.0o
100 PAIRS IRISH POINT CURTAINS AT $1,000 PER
PAIR; REDUCED IRON $3.50
rs PIECES FURNITURE TAPESTRIES AT 1915
PER YARD; REDUCED FROM $500
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO PARTIES
DESIRING FURNITURE REUPHOLsTERED. EsTI-
MATES FURNISHED.
FURNITURE SLIP COVERS MADE IN THE BEST
MANNER. SUITS OF SEVEN PIECES (MArERIAL
INCLUDED AT 80 so ANDSl250
HOLLAND SHADES. EXTRA QUALITY. ONE
YARD WIDE TWO YARDS LONG. WITH FRINGE
AND HARTsHoRNE SPRING ROLLER. AT o2iac.
EACH.
WINDOW AWNINGS ONE YARD WIDE AND TWO
AND HALF YARDS LONG, THIS SEASONS PAT
TERMS. PUT UP COMPLETE. AT $500 EACH.
LACE CURTAINS or ALL KINDS CLEANED
AND REFINISHED EQUAL TO NEW AT zoe. FER
PAIR
MATTRESSES MADE on THE PREMISES FROM
PURE SOUTH AMERICAN HAIR. ALSO, NAT.
TREssgs REMADE AT MODERATE CHARGES
LIVE GEESE FEATHERS PERFECTLY CURED
AND WARRANTED CLEAN.
SPRING BEDS. THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
ALSO ION FIFTH FLOOR. 9THsT. ELEVATOR.
UNIQUE TABLES AND CHAIRS,
WRITING DESKS.
ARMCHAIRS. FANCY ROCkERN
BOOKCASES,
TABLES. CHIFFONIEREs,
BEDROOM SUITES,
PARIOR FURNITURE
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Sun Umbrellas & ParaSo|s,
Hosiery G Underwear
DRESS TRIMMINGS & BUTTONS.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS AND CURTAINS.

Closing out a Manufact-
urer's Stock Lace Curtains
at half price.
$50 pairs Chenille Curtains,
s5.9S per pair; reduced from
$3.50.
1000 Raw Silk and Chenille
Table Covers, all sizes.
Tapestry for Furniture Covering
at low prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
Numerous Bargains
COMMENCING TOMORROW.
On Monday we will offer the
balance of our
Paris WRAPS,

comprising all the Best Novelties.
at the following prices: S19.75.
$1,000, $3.50, $4,000 and
$4,000; less than One-half former
prices.
90 line Domestic Wraps, bead.
ed all over or trimmed with fine
jet and fringe to match. S11.75.
$14.75 and $16.75.
1000 imported Beaded Canes
silk lined, S3.9S, $4.9S and
1925; actual value, 1915 to
1915.
Ladies' Mourning Wraps
speciality.
1000 imported Ladies' plain
and striped Cloth Jackets, black
and cOlOred, trimmed with gold
or silver braid, $4.9S; worth
1915.
$500 fine imported Ladies'
Jackets, black and all new shades.
unlined and lined with silk or
satin, plain and braided, S7.75,
so:75 and S11.75; prices last week
S12.75 to $500.
Fine Cloth Newmarkets, S4.9S
to $1G.75.
$4,000 dollars worth Of Ladies'
imported Jersey Waists, plain
and braided, $1.75 to 1915; cost
1925 to 1915 to import.
Ladies' Cloth Suits, variety of
materials, 1915, $14.75 and
1919.
40 imported Costumes, $1,000,
$1,000, $500; One-third their
cost.
Ladies' Black and White Lace
Dresses.
Ladies' White Suits. Bingham,
Sateen and FOulard Suits at low
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13

Dry Goods sold at the forrest
arices IN the city and deticered
ont of torn FREE of mail or
cypress charges. Samples ana
Information sent free on Gpplica-
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
Black Dress Goods

Atwood AlbatrOss Cloths, 40
inches wide, 45c.; worth 6Oc. per
yard.
All-wOol MerinO COupOure, 40
inches wide, Soc; worth 75c.
Priestly's Silk Warp Henrietta
Cloths, Al inches wide, S1.OO per
yard; worth $1.35.
The abOce goods are pOsitire
bargains, and aCOrthu y0ur
special attention..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13

White Goods, Linens, Damask,
Towels, Crashes, Blankets.
COmfOrtables, Quilts, Sheets ana
Pillow Cases, for this week only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13

SMYRNA RUGS AT HALF PRICE.
Fancy Chairs. Tables, Art Fur
niture and Bedding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
Black Lace FI0uncinqs

We desire to call the attention Of nIany custom-
ers and patrons the fact that stock Of Black
Chany FIouuctnas Is entirely of French manufacture.
warranted pare silk and perfect Jet black This Is
mner Of Importance In distinction TO the Eng
Hsh goods offered this market which not Mi silk
md nre not scrviceabc the French goods.
We challenge competition with onr 40-ineh Black
ChnDtIy Lace Fiomncins Csc. yard. and 40
inch Gsipurs FIenncns at si15 yard They nre posi-
lively the best vai.cs offered
sive sa,saesisn In every particular The prices
entire nao Of Lace Flsuneings range mp TO IS,
per yard.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-03

yyhca,stonc's claim Of 2SS0oe miles per
..cond a. the velocity Of electric signals
No. never been confirmed. Prof. Could
,n NV show that aerial telegraph
,.,trca an poles transmit electricity at the
ra,s ~ from t4.OD0 to 10000 miles per sec
"a ami that the velocity Of Transmission
,nrreases with the distance between inc
,s,ras and tho Garth, OF, IN other words, WITH
the height Of suspcnsioui ana lnat suu 49,
rapean wires, like submarine oaoIes' .. 'hii,,
mil with reduced rapidly Aga,n' "n n,,
wires suspended at given helguI w :,
known TO transmit signals at Ve.ovi,y y,
some 1000 miles per second, those tilas nv
suspended higher give velocity ol iio"'
Ie0OO TO $4,000 miles