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Evening star., 1898-09-16

WANTED WHITE CHAME ERMaID, WHO CAN
Do plain sewing; competent white waitress;
white nurs,. for child. end white COOK small
families: good wages. LADIES' EXCHANGE.
TIA 18th NV sel4~1IA'
Evening star., 1898-09-16

tOR RENT-10l6 VT. AVE, BET. 14IH AND
18th. K and l. sts NV. large. nicely fur. front
and back rooms. with board; sanitary plumbing
porcelain baths. ref. exch.: transieIts taken.
au2S-lm"
Evening star., 1898-09-16
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE ROOM MODERN aRIcIS
house on 9Th ST., lie Droit Park, unincumbered
for modern house west of 18th ST.. will assume
reasonable 1ncnmbraIce pay cash. s. NJ
JONES' 1905 ST. sel6-3ts
WILL EXCHANGE UNINCUMBERED 3-STORY
and basement brick house, rooms NIL with
brick stable, opposite Judiciary Square, for brick
house NV. with incumbrance. Address EX-
CHANGE, Star Office. seI5-3t.
Evening star., 1898-09-16

FOR RENT-MY HUSBAND HAVING BEEN OR.
dered to a western post for one year, will
rent cur elegant krhbe upright for that entire
time for $50 To avoid publicity address ARMY
OFFICER, Star office. sei4-3t
Evening star., 1898-09-16
MONEY WANTED e. TO LOAN.

TO LOAN-EVEN 2.Oco IN HAND TO LOAN On
ntIthW est real estate.
ZACH. NJ KNOTT & CO, 1425 y. Y. ave-.
sel6-3t- Lehman building
HAVE NONE OF AN ESTATE FOR INVEST
inent ut and per cent on real estate in b. c.
X. NJ PARKER, Room 81, Atlantic building.
soil m
Evening star., 1898-09-16

els nw-, l1r., newly finished, red. to S45 SO
DIe NV, H. nrst-cGss condition. red. to-. 45 SO
Apply TO OWNER. busemeLt eli st NV
Evening star., 1898-09-16

WANTED \ ROY To LFARN CARPENTERS
rrsde Apply at shop 1901 y St NV 1t
Evening star., 1898-09-16

WE ARE FEEDING MORE PEOPLE THAN ANY
house in Washington. WhyE Because e feed
them right. 1900 square feet OF dining rom.
kept nice and cool by large electric fans. Best
Elgin butter. Pure cream. French drip coffee.
Homemade pastry. Steaks and chops all brOfl-
ed Plenty fruit. No charge for duplicate or
special orders. Meals at nearly all hours
Only 81 a week equal to any S6 a week in this
city. We also have beautiful rooms. with prf-
vate bath and electric lights. THE GENOA
S06 and sos 18th st. NV sel3-tf
Evening star., 1898-09-16
WANTED-HELP.
MALE

WANTEI,- APPRENTICES AND PRETATEES
for millinery: cHH after l. O'Clock MAREl.l.h
F-I tIF iIfJ Il -. nv 1t
Evening star., 1898-09-16

FOR RENT-6os Sd ST. NV, NEAR PENSION
office, desirable II room house; all mi. Key
at 61f Sd ST. NV se16-3t'
FOR RENT-AN ELEGANT CORNER HOUSE, NO.
1217 Pa ave. Washington circle; lovely loca-
ton; 10 large rooms. large yard fine order; all
conveniences; rent low. Apply to OWNER 2411
Pa ave, before 10 am after pm. se16-3t'
Evening star., 1898-09-16

FOR RENT-4o4 ST. NV; CHEAPEST RENT
furnace heat; all mod in-ps and In elegant re-
Ialr key at 1888 n. J. ave. near by. seI5-st.
FOR RENT-REDUCED To ss7 1901 NJ ST
NV; ten rooms and all cCuyenienccs; PARK ing
front and side; desirable location r. T. BRAIl-
LEY. 1903 ST. .ci5.S,
Evening star., 1898-09-16

FOR kENT-HoUSE llIT l ST; CONTAINS ALI,
noaern improvements location central Alst
LIS y ST, which is hTst-class In all respects :
sei5-3ts 'Ff'' A'"- - ~
Evening star., 1898-09-16

FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED 3D-STORY
'front.', back and hail rooms, handsome house; hot
water heat; line location; small private family
gentlemen preferred; references. 1U16 l4th NV.
Il
The times., 1898-11-10
THE NEXT CONGRESS
Democrats and Fusionists Appear to
HAVE the House.


HAVE the House.
The following is a list of the members
of the next House of. Representatives as
compiled from the latest returns from the
various States received up to 2:3o this
morning The chances are that in some
districts 1t will require the official count
10 determine the result.
In the State of Iowa the chairman of
the Democratic State committee claims
that four Democrats have been elected
from that State, but does not give the
names of the districts in which they are
alleged to have been elected
The Republicans claim that the official
count will give them working majority
in the next House.
James Hamilton Lewis has been defeat
ed in Washington. as also has his col
league. w. C. Jones.
The Legislature is also largely Republic
an, which insures a Republican United
States Senator. to succeed Senator VIII
son. .Hs
The Republicans will have In. the Senate
a majority over Democrats. Popnlists
fusionists and silver Republicans of nine
teen after the 4th of March next.
There is nothing yet to indicate of what
complexion will be the Montana legis a
ture. The returns show. however. tina
the Democrats have carried the State. and
the chances are that they have also car
ried the legislature. In that event 1t will
mean a Democratic Senator to succeed
Senator Lee Mantle
The times., 1898-11-10
Tale of n Slot Machine.

A charge of suspicion appears against
the names of Edward Carter and George
Brown, who are locked up at No. s sta
ton awaiting the accumulation of evil
dence against them for the alleged theft
of slot machine from in front of the
store of James Esiin, No. sol Q Street
northwest.
Policeman Fugitt and Carol, of the
Eighth precinct. arrested the men because
of their suspicious actions. When they
were arrested at the station $40 in pen
nies was found In their possession. The
missing machine was afterwards found ir
a clump of weeds in vacant lot. Tht
men will probably be arraigned in court
this morning.
The times., 1898-11-10
From Ne,y zealand.

Reefton, New Zealand, Nov. %. 1S9a
am very pleased to state that since
took the agency of Chamberlain's medi-
cines the sale has been very large, more
especially of the Cough Remedy. In two
wears l have sold more of this particular
remedy than of all other makes for the
previous five years. As to its efficacy, 1
have been informed by scores of persons
of the good results they have received
from 1t. and know its value from the
use of it in my own household 1t is SO
pleasant to take that We have to place
the bottle beyond the reach of the child
rem. E. ]. SCANTLEBURY.
For sale by Henry Evans wholesale and
retail druggists, 9sS Street northwest
and Connecticut Avenue and S Street
northwest, and 1i2s Maryland Avenue
horthcast.
The times., 1898-11-10

The marriage Of Miss Reubie Holt
The times., 1898-11-10
SIS capes, Sll.50.

Handsomely jetted and
braided silk seal plush capes,
which have the stylish fiounce
and are edged with marten
fur-a regular SIS value for
SII. 80.
The times., 1898-11-10
Cheyiot serge skirts, 1928.

You may have, a big lot of ladies'
well-made skirts of cheviot serge-the
good. reliable blacks and blues every
woman clings to-they're as full far
ing as can be zdesired-perfectiy fin
ished-ft to keep company with any of
the most expensive garments-at s2.9s
These are worth a.
The times., 1898-11-10

Charles B. Hanford, a legitimate actor
OF considerably more than ordinay abil-
ity, viii come TO the Columbia next week
in repertoire of classic and romantic
plays. lie viii bring with him a COM
pany OF actors whose labor has been
highly commended along the route and
a scenic equipment that viii, il is said.
serve to adequately stage all the dramas
presented. Mr. Hanford himself has never
been in better condition to appear to ad-
vantage than at present After his long
season with Thomas w. Keene-a season
cut short by the death o. that star-he
indulged in a prolonged vacation, the re-
suits of which are said to have been so
beneficial TO his health that one is not
surprised at hearing the excellent reports
of his work that come in from the road.
The sale OF seats opened this morning.
The times., 1898-11-10
Special wrap
values that should
bring you here.

That we are not to be out
done in bargain-giving in the
ladies' wrap department is
plainly evidenced by the
strong front of special values
offered for Thursday. Every
one is a .eader-represents
the most desirable style-the
best making-and in every
instance the price asked is
the lowest ever quoted for
such fine garments.
The times., 1898-11-10
Sll jackets, S..

A lot of very stylish black
French kersey jackets. which
have smart-looking satin lap
els and are all satin lined
full of stylish points-a reg
ular SIT value-which we
we offer at $500.
The times., 1898-11-10
s. jackets, A.9S.

A lot of ladies' tan covert
jackets, with inlaid velvet
collars and rounded corners
with are richly lined with
colored satin-regular $500
value-will be offered for a
Gay at 81. eS.
The times., 1898-11-10
THINGS THEATRICAL.

Frank Daniels Is damaging records this
week at the Columbia I'm a manner that
astonishes his best friends and warmest
admirers. He began this praiseworthy
operation on Monday night by doing sew
eraI dollars worth of business more than
had been done on his former opening
evenings. Having accomplished this, on
Tuesday the comedian proceeded TO es-
;ablish new standard for the Columbia
by selling every seat in the house and
over 800 tickets emitting the holders to
standing room beside. Almost the entire
delegation of University of Virginia boys
then in town was present and made
things lively for Mr.. Daniels and Messrs.
Luckett- & Dwyer. who had everything
In the theater decorated with college
colors. from the box draperies to the
chorus girls. Last nights audience was
also unusually large. and the advance
sale of seats for this evenings production
of THE IDOLS Eye is in advance of that
which marked the first local engagement.
Theatrical wiseacres say that no such
business as Mr.. Daniels Is doing has ever
before been noted in this city. He has
played here three weeks within six
months. and never to receipts of less than
$500. This is unheard of. De Wolf Hop
per. whose "El Captain" Is said to have
heen the greatest operate triumph chron-
icled in Washington during the last
twenty years. did rather poorly upon his
first return. and Francis Wilson came
nowhere near equaling the receipts of his
initial engagement when he came back. a
year later. with Half a King. Every
appearance Mr.. Daniels has made at the
Columbia has been TO houses fully equal
ing those OF prior engagements. and the
prospects are that his present week will
discount all former ones by large ma
jority.
The times., 1898-11-10

r. C. Carton, author of THE Tree of
knowledge" which James X Hackett
will present at the New National for the
week beginning next Monday night Is
well known to American piaygoers
through his other successes. "The Home
Secretary and Liberty Hail." both of
which dramas attained long runs in New
York and other big cities Mr.. Hackett
now makes h!s first appearance here as
a star. but his visits as leading man of
Daniel Frohman's Lyceum Theater Com
pauy have established his local populari-
ty. The play is said to be Interesting
from start to finish: its dialogue to be ad-
mirable; the wit rungent and without
bitterness and the literary merit of the
text generally OF a high order. Mr.. Car
tons diction Is at all times praiseworthy.
and fancy passages might be quoted that
are gems OF thought and style. His d sli-
cacy Of treatment in his chief theme
the sex prob!en-!s claimed to be alike
remarkable and worthy Of the highest
commendatfon. The advance sale of seats
and boxes for Mr.. Hacketts engagement
begins this morning.
The times., 1898-11-10
$8 black taffeta waists, $4.98.

We offer you a lot of ladies' handsome
black taffeta silk waists. made up ac-
cording TO the latest dictates of Dame
Fashion style and workmanship are
as perfect as they can possibly be-
for Si.9s-which you can consider a
good value at S. They are perfect fit
ting-cut as correctly as the best
dressmakers can do it--and the taffeta
is positively guaranteed.
The times., 1898-11-10

II was fOregone conclusion that so
bright, sparkling. melodious. and anus
ing a conceit as THE Belle of New York
could not be long withheld from the
American public because London had
made a permanent borrow OF the Casinos
memorable production of last Winter.
Consequently. the announcement comes
as a matter of course that Lederer & Nc
Clellan. managers of that theater, have
replaced their first company with an
equally effective organization. headed by
Dan DAILY who will be seen and heard
in the tuneful Belle next Monday
night at the Lafayette Square Opera
House. II is said that most liberal
policy has been followed in this special
revival The Casino productions have al
ways been characterized by munificent
expeditures for scenery and apparel. and
everybody knows that the Belle Of last
season was one Of the best-dressed beau
ties on tine New York stage. Washing
tonians are urged to believe that the COM
ing debutante Will shine as lustrousiy as
did her predecessor. and that all things
essential will be as like Unto the original
as are two peas in a pod Dan DAILY is
to be potent element in the representa-
ton, of course. Mr.. Daily is always a
large portion OF every attraction in which
he is entered. In the iridescent whiri of
THE Belle his humor is most enjoyably
diffused, imparting an exquisite favor to
the feast of Momus which even the lit
erary chef who devised 1t could not have
anticipated. The re-entree of The Belle"
under these auspicious circumstances
should serve to nil the Lafayette nightly
all next week.
The times., 1898-11-10


So surprisingly beautiful was the
memorial tribute of affection at the grave
of Winnie Davis, when the body of the
Daughter of the Confederacy had been
consigned to the embrace of Virginia
earth that not only did thousands inger.
10th to leave the exquisite picture. but
artists gathered there to give the scene
expression before its matchless beauty
should fade. The richest and most ar
tistic offering. one which, m itself liter
ally hid the lowly mound and transform
ed 1t into a mass of floral loveliness was
the gift of the Washington chapter of
the United Daughters of the Confedera-
cy. Its hundreds of American Beauty
roses, fastened by pure white ribbon to
crossed palm sheaves. made rich back
ground for no less lovely and eloquent
blossoms that symbolized the deep and
tender devotion of her Southern sisters
to the memory of the loved and lamented
dead.
The times., 1898-11-10

No matter how good a farce-comedy
may be, 1t cannot receive an adequate
presentation unless the actors are bright
and the girls pretty. That is admitted
by everyone who has given the subject
theatrical manager knows all about the
fact. and he is not likely to allow his
entertainment to be spoiled by poor ac-
tors. On the contrary. he will take care
to engage only those whom he knows
to be talented. quick-witted. and funny.
This is said TO be particularly the case
with the rewritten farce-comedy, Town
Topics" At the head of the cast are
three comedians whose names should be
a guarantee of excellence anywhere in
the United States They are John W.
World, Robert Garnella and William H.
Mack. While the author of a comedy can
do a great deal in giving a foundation for
the enjoyment of an evening. much de-
pends upon the players. There is said to
be no loss of humor in Town Topics"
1t blazes and crackles with wit and
laughter from beginning to end. Joke
follows joke. complications tread on the
heels of dramatic situations: songs rip
pie at every turn in the story; dances
rattle forth whenever there Is a chance
to bring them IN naturally. and over all
fro.ic. This being true-apd 1t is claimed
to be so-the performance should be a
most pleasing one. and will probably
draw large audiences when IL comes next
week to the Academy of Music.
The times., 1898-11-10
SIS crepon skirts. So.

A lot of ladies', stylish black crepon
skirts, in the new raised silky figure
effeet-guaranteed absolutely fast col
or-have the new flare efect-perfect
fitting-which are actually worth S.
go at 1925
The times., 1898-11-10
$35 silk velour
jackets, $lS SO.

We shall put on sale a lot of import
ed velour jackets. edged with astra-
chan. and which are beaded and braid
ed in the most elegant designs-that
are the most ultra fashionable gar
ments ever brought to this c!ty-and
offer them at slS.9S. They are regular
s35 garments-no merchant ever sold
them for less. They are lined with
heavy satin duchesse-fnished in ad-
mirabIe style.
The times., 1898-11-10

Justice McKenna and family will leave
for st. Louis later in the week to at
tend the wedding of Miss Kerens and
their son.
The times., 1898-11-10

Miss Catherine Louise Edwards and
Mr.. Louis Howard Stabler were married
last night at 8 O'Clock at All Souls
Church. which was decorated with red
and russet autumn foliage, white chrys-
aRthemums, and palms. The ushers were
Mr. William ], Eynon. Mr.. William Ed
wards, Mr.. Harry Nichols, Mr.. George
w. Reinhardt. Mr.. Burt Bryant, and Mr..
Charles E. Wood. the latter of New York
The ushers led the procession, which in
cluded also two young relatives of the
bride the little maid in white null and
satin ribbons. bearing single white
chrysarthemum. and her young cavalier
in black. with black pumps and black silk
hose. The maid of honor was the brides
sister. Miss Sadie Edwards who wore
white organdie over pink silk and carried
a sheaf of pink chrysanthemums. tied
with pink satin ribbon. The bride was
robed with elegant simplicity in white
silk. en- traine. with a Russian bodice
effect. Her tulle veil was caught to her
dark hair with a pearl comb. and her
flowers were white chrysanthemums. At
the conclusion of the ceremony an in
formal reception was held at the home
of the bride. Upon their return from
their honeymoon trip Mr.. and Mrs Stab
Ter will reside in Yale Street.
The times., 1898-11-10
North CnroIina,s Blight.

ttrcm the baltimore SUM-
1t is scarcely possible TO characterize too
strongly the conditions that have prevailed dur
ing the regime of the black osceholders and their
blacker white assccistts. 1t has been rule of
the .uDGt.-of the nr- lea1s4ef the barbarous-the
rule 1.-The Savage over Nc civilized, of the
lsyi - >,he b slt has not only
p< Pe9Ia nay, stand beffsx
10 - 5tlen, nia,-stand
go xhsn governm mt
only nc dsuiination of ID interior race, but the
-grossest S5:ms rof Insult to white women by
negro journals and confant aggressions of negro
savages upon white Citizens. the time has come
for the oppressed either to rule or to emigrate.
There is issue in North Carolina, but it
is d race issue that has been created by the
Republicans ard tie egroes aided by their Popu-
list allies The self-Iestraint of the white people
of that State has been admirable under the cir
curnstances in which they have been placed. but
patience has ceased to be virtue, and they
must throw off the degrading sway to which
they have been subjected imperil all that IS
dcares, to selfrespecting men,
The times., 1898-11-10

Miss Ransom has returned from a two
months visit to New York. and will be
at home on Fridays at her studio, No. 9l5
+ Street.
The times., 1898-11-10

The relief society of the Army and Ma
Wy Chapter. D. A R., met yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock at 1921 Corcoran
Street.
The times., 1898-11-10
&zhuMza

"The Dependable Store. -
924-e26-92S 9TH ST., running
through to 1916 K St.
The times., 1898-11-10
S. cOllarettes, S7.9S.

Alaska seal collarettes.
trimmed all around, with
marten fur tails-the regular
500 sort - will 90 as a
special value at 81 eS.
The times., 1898-11-10

A bill of real excellence is promised for
next week at the Bijou. where Manager
Grieves has secured a number of import
ant people. A head liner of more than
ordinary interest will be announced soon.
while the acts which will complete the
entertainment are now being booked
The present attraction Is being enjoyed
by good houses. and the probability is
that the coming one vilI be quite as for
tunate.
The times., 1898-11-10
Hecht & Company, 5l3-5I5 9Th St.

Huyam to Mr.. William Alonzo Wheeler,
of Albany, ". Y, was very quietly SOL
emnized yesterday al the residence of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Carver Huyam, No. 1874 5 Street. The
ceremony was witnessed only by the
families of the contracting pair and
and several, girl friends Of the bride.
The times., 1898-11-10

Bright and catchy music. talented as
we'll as pretty girls, exceedingly clever
comedians and agile athletes, with
well-balanced chorus of carefully trained
voices, all backed up by most appropriate
scenic surroundings and beautiful cos
tuning. is what is promised localities
when Vanity Fair comes to the Ly-
ceum Theater next week. The curtain
raiser used, "A Winter Carnival" will Of
fer plenty of opportunity Tor entertain
ment and frisky funsters should have
their innings, as the situation is taken
from the ice palace spectacle that at
tracted so much attention at Montreal
some few years ago Many pleasing IN
novations are to be herein introduced,
not the least of which Is Pauline Mathew.
The olio is said to be made up of clever
artists. among whom are the vivacious
| Darling Sisters, In bright singing spe-
cialty: Kehrns and Cole. eccentric Ger
| man comedians: the Mahr Sisters. dane
| ing marvels. and Ruth Ward. the laugh
| ing songstress.
The times., 1898-11-10

Mademolselie Marguerite de Cassini. the
niece of the Russian ambassador. viii be
among the seasons debutautes. The
young lady was much admired at Nara
gausett Pier. where the Russian en-
bassy was established during the Sum
mer. and also at the Virginia Hot Springs.
from which resort they have just re-
turned to Washington She has never
been formally presented to society, how
ever and the occasion of her coming-out
will be through the medium. it is said,
OF beautiful ball.
The times., 1898-11-10

The Venezuelan minister and his daugh-
ter. Miss Andrade. are about to visit
South America. where they will be the
guests of Senior Andrade's brother. who
is the president of the Republic of ven-
eZuela-
The times., 1898-11-10
So plush capes, S..

This lot OF stylish beaded plush
capes, with thibet and angora fur
down collar and front-guaranteed
Saltz's best seal plush. for s.. when
every other store has the same gar
ments at IS. AS stylish and desirable
as any garment of the season.
The times., 1898-11-10
Sill jackets at $3.50.

lot of Ladies stylish winter coats. lined
throughout with silk Eleven dollars is the
price of every other house for such garments.
The times., 1898-11-10
S. collaretteS, S..

Stylish skunk fur tab col
larettes, trimmed with heads
and heavy marten fur tails
a regular Ss value for S..
The times., 1898-11-10

BIJOU THEATER-10c, zoe. 30c, zoe.
Smoking Concerts. Daily p. m Nightly p.
m. Spicy Burlesque on the New York success,
"The Turtle" j. X Emmett, Johnny Carroll.
Carrie Scott Big Wrestling Match for champion
ship OF District and pIFse 500, Jake Luskey and
r. Roy Maekey nos-dt. cn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-13
Gloucester Fish Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING June IL. 1898.
Last sales fresh halibut Sac elb for white
L Last sales , 81 Georges Cod from vessel So SO
for large and $225 for medium Bank do 2 5O@
175.
Mckaerel in fshermens order S12 % Dbl.
Splitting prices, large cod, 81 10 " cwt; me-
dium do / 20. cusk 81 80, bake 95c, haddock
soc. pollock 6oc.
We quote prime Georges Goldfish new So 70
as Is for large and 4 oo9s4 rs for small: Bank
at 1894 rs for large and So 25@$3 so for
small; DrylBank at 4 90 and So 90 for large and
3 5O@4 90 for small; Shore at So 75@6 20 for
large and 90 to 90 for small.
We quote cured cusK 50 1904 25 81 otl; bake
50 25 n2 10 ;ihaddock SO 6OM2 70; heavy salt
ed pollock.at So 50SPatl; and English cured do
0O$9a3 Esp OIL
Best handline boneless Geogs cod ga for me-
dunn to 715c large; middles 5O9$9: homeless
Shore do 6@7c; Grand Bank do 69713c: cusk.
pa 941sc; paddock SA 94A make at21 9e;
y ID; Smoked Halibut. straight strips at 1oc
p h.; extra thick 1Oha medium SC; small 51s !;
chunks lO@11c.
New Cape Shore Mackerel scarce at $1A for
large Is and $l3 for large So.
Smoked salmon 1Sc y fb: Med herring O'G17c
box: tucks l0c: lengthwise &c; No Is lat &C;
Bloatrers O00$l SO. shore do 10: canned
Trout 81 30; fresh halibut so 20; salmon ! 30;
lobtsers 2 20; clans ST.. American sardines,
ter musrards. So 30. spiced. So.
Round shore herring &4@$4 %.
Newfoundland herring. round at 25@4 oo
" bbL. split 5Ot@5 20.
Picked Goldfish o095 so: paddock Sd; hall
but heads 81.