Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: FRIDAY larch 18, 1987. e OSBY Ss. NOY _ ee ‘The Evening tar has a regular. permane bona fide daily circutation more than trebie that of any other daily paper published Im Washington, and much greater than that ef all her daily papers here added together. Advertisers Will serve thefr own purpose best, and at the ume time greatly accommodate Tae Stan, if they will send in before noon to-morrow their announcements for the extra lange eidition of Saturday's paper, the forms of which must be sent to press much éarlier than om the other five days of the week. One of the witnesses! the investigation of the Bussey bridge disaster says that he notified the Failroad company some years ago of indications (f weakness in the bridge, and, on a second notin cation, Was told that he wes borrowing a good Geal of trouble about that bridge, and that if he was afraid to ride he had better walk. It 1s very hard for these corporations to put up with a med- dlesome and inquisitive public, which 1s con- stantly wanting to know why things are not cleaner, of more conventent, or safer, and 1s for- ever borrowing trouble becanse a few people are Foasted in a burning car or dashed to death through a broken bridge. The malignant persist- ence of certain busy twxlles in examilning and test- ingthe Bussey bridce, and proclalming open! the discovery of flaws must arouse the deep ind! nation of the annoyed rafiroad. What have these meddiers to do with the matter? If they are afraid, or don’t like the strie of can't they walk? If corporatioz wants instead of pubile m would have noright tocomplatin of the unbearable officious- ess of the publi Stokes says he never saw or possessed the Alleged Sparks anti-Cleveland letters, but that somebody came to him evidently with the inten- ton of showing the letters or of talking the mat- ler over, probably always provided, however, that such letters exist, and there Is anything to talk about. And Sparks dentes that he wrote such letters. Now who and where is the man who evidently Intended to show Stokes the letters which Sparks did not write, and what would the Sparks letters (not written by Sparks) have been found to contain, if they had been shown to ‘Stokes, in conformity with this evident intentlon? ——— Mayor Hewitt, of New York, has begun a cru Sade against the obtrusive horse-car nulls which destroy the comfort and imperil the safety of travel through the streets t city. When Mr. Hewitt dhe will have abatement of mu- be hoped he will ngress and accept the chairmanship Of the District committee of the House. With ‘Mr. Ingalls heading the Se maittee and Mr. Hewitt that of the House, we should have a legts- lative team of which the District might well ex- pect some sound reforms, The New York Sun started its evening edition Yesterday. Itisa bright, neat, lively sheet, but We see it uses couspicuousty, erediting it to a Western paper, the interview with Congressman Milliken, of Maine, on presidential eandidates that appeared originally word for word in THE STAR as Jong ago as March 14, The Sun has inadvertently onseveral other occasions credited other papers With Stak matter. If the Sun clipper would bear in mind that interesting Washington matter of this sort almost invariably apoears originally in ‘THE Stak, he could, by seesiuc 1 In this paper, Rot only get the news more seasonably, but could— asthe Sun always conscientiously alms to do— give credit in the proper quarter. Af President Clevelan.thad been a little quicker im his movements at a certain important stage of hs career, he might have suared St. Patrick's birthday, instead of coming along a duy after the fair. His natalday was a lucky one, however, and he has had no reason to regret its da! a Englishmen with shairock In thelr button-holes ‘Would have been a rare spectacle on St. Patrick's day adozen years ago. Yesterday, however, all Eng- Jand bristled with them. It 1s piain that the Irish ‘ome rule movement has not lost any ground stance Mr. Gladstone headed it. —$—$—$—— a ——_ ‘The B. and 0. deal gently simmers, and Baltt- More continues to stew, with the prospect of a Jong period of cooking before Lelng completely “done.” EL OUR WOOL DRESS REMNANTS FIRST oor, main department. an iusieusewelection, _BRIS-3t H3 11 thstee J. C. Heremssox, IMPORTER pore and 1 SPRING MILLINERY Goons, Correct Styles. SNETS, HAL ——_ RIBBONS, FLOWERS, TRIMMED HATS AND BONSETS, Im great variety, of the newest and choicest produc- tions, many styles of which are con- signed to us exclusively, WRAPS, IMPORTED NOVELTIES. JACKETS #237 and upward The fine grades at proportionately low prices. Examination will be con- Yineing of the bargains we are odlering in this depart. apa LACES. 42-inch BLACK CHANTILLY FLOUNCES trom $1.75 yard to 825.00. MARQUISE AND SPANISH FLOUNCING, 5. BUTTONS, Ete. SCOUNT ON JET PASSE- MENTERIES. GLOVES. Spring importation of cur CELEPRATED FOSTER GLOVES, with improved lacing. Our sales of this Glove during the past season have been enormous, FOSTEE GLOVES have no equal in fit style or rell- ability. 1.00 per pair upwant. mb15 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ADIES: BALPRIGGAN HOSE, FULL REGULAR Made French we, yer pair 1a, ‘St the Dou ination, Tal aud 145 Tithstie, Bae Geek Sa Gee, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. ‘Have just opened their SPRING DRESS GOODS, and offer new desiiens and choice colorings in Foreign and Domeatic Suitinga Special attention iscalled to the darge variety at popular prices, ‘New deaius in INDIA SILKS at lowest prices. Striped SURAHS, Plain SUKAIIS, neat CHECKS, Plain Black PONGEES, China PONGEE, Great Bar gains in White PONGEE, ‘Best Black SURAH in the market. ‘$1 and 81.25 GRUS GRAINS and READAMES, New Black Goods of every description, Spring HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR. ‘Special Bargains in Children’s Black HOSE, 2: ONE PRICE. W, M. SHUSTER & SONS, _maie 199P ‘YLVANIA AVE, SE ROOM, OND. ¥LOO! coN- ‘short SALE— Block 6. } Block 21. 8,9 aud part ot 7 UC. yer foot. 12 rovius, with moder improvements, 1013 aw. CLAUDIUS B. JEWELI, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, ny Brick House, | Fasmoxs For Bors. . The proverbial small boy to whove credit is placed & long list of Juvenile depredations, has yet some in- alienable rights which his elders are bound to respect, among which are life, liberty and fashionable Gar ments. This busy old world seems to bein too much of ahurry to consider this last article of boys’ rights and treats him as though his pride was going to devel- ope about the same time his mustache does. This is © great mistake. The little fellow of tender years is espable of experiencing the most sipreme pleasure ‘when made the possessor of a.nice aud stylish Suit of Clothes, » handsome Hat or Cap, a pretty Necktie, & nice fitting pair of Shoes, or an elegant Shirt Waist. ‘These thing are to be found in our house in quantities Iarxe enough to supply all the boys in the District of Columbia, and at prices within the reach of the most economical mothers, SAKS AND COMPANY. SHIRT WAIST. ‘We have made a great success of this branch of our ‘business, because the people have long since found out that no matter what they might need in the Shit Waist line it was sure to be found in our house, from the lowest-priced Shirt Waist that’s worth keeping in stock to the finest and most costly that it's possible to Produce. We are offering this week aline of unlatn- ried Shirt Waists cut in fashion and made up ‘with care, and inabout fifteen different patterns, ‘at the low price of THIRTEEN CENTS ACH se. Another drive is a lot of fancy patterns in Pacific Mills Prints Unisundried Shirt Waists at TWENTY CENTS EACH (20c.). In Shirt Walsta that are laundried and ready for use we are offering some handsome effects in fancy Percale st 48¢. each., elegant values ‘and can’t be found outside of our house for less than 750. each. We have them also in the finest qualities of French Percale, costing more money, but in Proportion Just as low as the others: Hand- ‘Some and original designs in the leading shades and patterns up to $1.70 each. Between these prices are to be found Shirt Waists with stand- ing collars, with broad Ssilor collars, without ‘any collar at all but a simple neck band; so that the wearer can use any kind of collar that suits his tancy. French and American Flannel Shirt Waists, checked and plain, and in every shsde from cream colored to blue. All are hereand at prices that recognize no competition. SARS AND COMPANY. BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S SUITS, ‘With your permission we'll now say afew words about more substantial covering—Suits, for instance. ‘The cool weather of to-day reminds us that we still have quite a number of heavy weight suits for little fellows, with which it might be well to “patch out” the balance of the season. Ages 4 to 13—-All-wool Suits at 82.95, would be good values at $5: not one kind alone but quite s number of different patterns, including ‘4 line of Corduroy Suits at same figure. In Suits for early spring wear we are offering ‘some perfect little beauties in all-wool cheviots at $2.50. Some handsome designs in checks at $3, besifes alot of about 400 Suits in blue, ‘brown and oxford mixed chevioteens at $3.50. Some very neat pincheck patterns at $4. Some delightful effects in combinations of colors at 84.50 and $5, and so on up to the highest Priced Sult we have, the price of which is $15. ‘You will observe that while we are careful to ‘keep in stock goods as cheapas we can recom- mend, yet we also keep the finest and most artistic suite for the little fellows that are to be found on the markets of the world. For the larger boys, say from 13 to 17, our prices range from 84 to $20,e wide marge truly,and be- tween these prices are tobe found a variety of styles and kinds and patterns large enough to suit the most exacting, and in point of intrinsic values were never before approsched inthis country or elsewhere. SAES AND COMPANY. EILT SvITs. ‘There is no wider field for the exercise of “Art’* in its broadest sense than in the manufacture of Kilt ‘Suits for children. We have too much respect for your intelligence to imagine it necessary to say the child- Fen we refer to are BOYS, not girls. In the frst Place, the greatest care and the most refined taste are Recessary in selecting the material and trimmings to match. then the designer's genius is drawn upon, and lastly the most skillful operative alone can make up & Kilt Suit as it should be made—as oursare made—and wikn complete the Kilt is a thing of beauty, ‘We are offering some handsome little Kilts as low a8 $3, some a trifle better for $3.50, others ‘$4, $4.50 and up to the choicest product of the artist's skill—a dream realized—a poem mate- rislized—for which we charge $15. It would be idle to attempt to describe these Kilt Suits, be~ causethere are so many colors and combine- tions of colors enter into the tout ensembdie of = Rilt Suit that it would take an entire column of ‘The Star to describe one well. Can we—without taxing your credulity too much—impress on your mind the fact that we have in stock every- thing in the line of Kilt Suits that’s worth hay- ing. Styles to suit every taste, from the plain- est and quietest to the most extravagant. Kilts are like Shirt Waista. To make success of the ‘business they must be carried in quantities large enough tosuit everybody. That's how ‘We've got ‘em. BAKS AND COMPANY. SEPARATE PANTS. The really weak spot of most clothing houses is thelr boys’ pants department. It don’t payagreat many cluthiers to keep separate pants for boys, because s boy is just as hard to be suited in an odd pants ashe is in an entire suit, and to sell one pair fifty pairs must be shown, ‘We have fully 1,000 pairsof Short (knee) Pants in a hundred different patterns, at 480. each. They are well made, and will fit perfectly. Bet- ter grades, of course, come higher—for instance, ‘Weare offering three shades of Corduroy Pants at $1.00, and we have Short Pants as high as $3.50. For the larger boys, 13 to 17, our prices for Long Pants range from $1.50 to $5. HATS AND CAPS. In Roy’ Headgear we're “at home,” and you must come and see us at your convenience Trusanda of Polo Caps from 150. to 75¢. each. Boys’ Yale Hats, 25c. to $1.45. Boys’ Woul Derbys, 75e to 90c. Boys' Jockey Caps, ‘TSe. to 81. Children's Turbine, 48c. to $1. Boys’ Crush Hats, 75c. to 90c.,and in Fancy (Caps our cases are without compare. BOOTS AND SHOES. ‘We have reason to be prondof our Boys,and Chil- dren's Shoe Department. The styles and prices to be found therein cause constant exclamations of surprise and pleasure from delighted mothers who now declare they have found THE place to fit their children out in ‘shoes in the qualities they want and at the prices that please them. BOYS’ FURNISHINGS. Our Furnishing Goods Department is now crowded —_ the thousands of “fixings” for boys and children's Hare SPRING STYLES DRESS AND OPERA HATS. DEREY HATS IN COLORS. “YOUMANS* N. ¥. HATS. “KNOX” N. ¥. HATS. Bole Agente for thinetty, BH. #TINEMRTZ & SOX. a27-Sm Hatters sod Furriers, Mia7 Pa av. Sraxe Loorrations CHOICE LINE PNOLinit LONTINGS, HUITINGS AND TROUSEE IS x FOR INSEL a. ok a chant Tatler, maiz usb Founeysrania event W.E Z FARRER MAGNETIC He HEALER, TREATS Pifet meiiae or removal of ticki Cites hours: T to? pane 420 Toth se aw “ticle "Ross? Unlaundried Shirts, sizes 1134 to 14; Price 48c. Boys’ Laundried Dress Shirta, sizes 114 to 14: from 75e. to $1. Boys’ Fancy Per- cale Shirts, with Collarsand Cuffs to math; from 75e. to $1.25; size 12 to 14. Boys’ Hosiery, in ail colors and kinds; Boys’ Scarfsand Ties; Boys’ Suspenders: Boys’ Col- Jars and Cuffs; Boys’ Underwear; Boys’ Knee Drawers, And in fact everything a boy may need of can tse in the way of dress for Underwear or Overwear, whether itbe a luxury oF a necesaity, this ts the place to find it {in the correct style, at corrett prices and at ONE PRICE ONLY. SAKS & COMPANY, ‘THE BOYS' OWN OUTFITTERS, wh1s 300 to 306 Seventh at, Tur SPRING FaSHIONS. THE PaLals ROYAL “OPENING” POSITIVELY TERMINATES TO-MORROW, MARCH 19, ATC P.M vUsvaL, mhls SOUVENIRS. PULL zee iCH RIBBED HOSE, eons Sa 1th st. 2. @. ANOTHER LARGE AND FINE LINE OF LARGE MOST FASHIONABLE NEW YORK MANUFACTU- RERS WE ARE THIS SEASON MAKING SPECIAL EF- FORTS IN THE LINE OF FINE AND STYLISH GOODS FOR BOYS, AND CAN ASSURE THE BEST ‘TRADE IN THE CITY THAT THERE 18 NO OCCA- SION TO SEND TO NEW YORK IN ORDER TO OB- ‘TAIN THE VERY NEWEST STYLES. WE ARE THIS SPRING INTRODUCING LINES OF THESE GOODS THAT HAVE NEVER BEEN HANDLED HERE BEFORE, AND WE FEEL SURE THAT PEOPLE WHO APPRECIATE EXCLUSIVE STYLES WILL BE PLEASED WITH OUR SPRING oops. OUB VARIETY I8 LARGE, BUT WE BUY PRO- ‘NOUNCED STYLES IN SMALL LOTS, 80 THAT THERE 18 NO FEAR OF THEIR BECOMING common. 2B BARNUM & Co, 981 Pronrivans Averce, Jith st. oe. THEIR CHILDREN’S FRET ‘Nicely dressed should visit our stores and have them Properly fitted with Good Wearing Shoes. We pride ourselves on the fitting and wearing quali- tes of our BOYS’ AND MISSES’ SHOES, ‘and can convince you that one pair such a wo oll ‘are equal to two pair of inferior ones, re Nant to say to those Ladile that have not avatied themsel opportunity to buy a» pair of our $4 Hand-made, $4.50 Hand-tarns or our $3 BOOTS, that they are missing © rare opportunity. Wehave told many pairs in the lst ten days, but are not sete satisfied, as we want to furnish ‘Lady Beaders. ‘the Rvening Star with a pair of our Unrivalled HAND-HAND BOOTS. EDMONSTON & 00, th21m 1339 and 1341 Fat. and 043 Pa Ave. ee Pe = anne ‘WHEN OUR THOUGHTS ARE IN DEEP MEDITA- ‘TION IT 18 AT ALL TIMES A DESIRE TO PLACE BEFORE OUR PATRONS THE VERY BEST AXD FINEST CLOTHING FOR MEW AND BOTS AT THE MOST ECONOMICAL PRICES POSSIBLE. THIS 18 OUR BEACON LIGHT, AND TOWARD THAT OBJECT WE SHALL STEER. CLOTHING AND NOTHING BUT CLOTHING 18 OUR BUSTNESS, AND THAT ALONE I8 OUR AMBITION. IF YOU ARE A FAT MAN AND REQUIRE AN EXTRA Orexixa Or oF RING LARGE GARMENT, EITHER FOR DRESS OB |" BUSINESS, CALL ON US AND WE WILL FIT ‘YOU. IF YOU ARE SLIM AND LONG, AND IMA- GINE YOU MUST HAVE CLOTHING MADE TO MEASURE, DROP THAT DELUSION, GREET US ‘WITH YOUR PRESENCE AND WE WILL FIT YOU AT A GREAT SAVING. IF YOU WANT a SUIT YOR DRESS OR BUSINESS PURPOSES YOUR INTEREST DEMANDS THAT YOU SHOULD PAY Us 4 VISIT. DO YOU NERD AN EXTRA PANTS, WE HAVE THEM AS YOU LIKE THEM, BOTH IN PRICE, STYLE AND QUALITY. ALL PARENTS LIKE THEIR CHILDREN WELL DRESSED. THIS CAN BE DONE aT A VERY MODERATE SUM BY DEALING WITH US, AKD ALL THESE BENEFITS CAN BE ATTRIBUTED TO A MODERATE EXPENSE ACCOUNT, AND WE DI- VIDE THIS ADVANTAGE WITH OUR cUSTO- MERS. 4 THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING co, NO. 400 7TH 87. N.W., COR D, ALL BLI ws UR SIGNa. RENFREW TURKE x, 60 Sa NLS as rea cus, Comineauoa, 1241 and 12. erry e Ou Haz, OORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, ‘The place par excellence to get = STYLISH SUIT OR SPRING OVERCOAT, Andat a price fully one-third lower than any other store in the city offers. Agood line of Spring Overcoats from 7.50 up. A splendid line of Business Suite from $6.50 up. A full line of Dress Suits, comprising the newest fabrics and best styles, from 812 up. A fall line of Boys' 12-18 Suite from 5 up. A complete line of Boys’ 4-11 Suits from $2.50 up. An excellent line of Pants from $1.25 up. (Odd Vests from 95¢. up. Full line of Single and Double Breasted Flannel Suite, Sacks or Frocks, $7.50 up. Heary Overcoats and Suits at 60 cents on the dollar. OAK HALL, mh18 CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS DOZEN SILK MITTS IN CREAM, TAN AND AO seater MALY soiled original val yuluess SBcruow tier mb18-3t Beal and 1249 Tien ata. 6, Frers, Nor Faxcrrs, BUT PLAIN TRUTH, ‘That we will sell the best $10 STRICTLY ALL-WOOL SPRING SUIT, BACK OR CUTAWAY, 0 BE SEEN IN WASHINGTON. A handsome PRINCE ALBERT SUIT, silk-faced, for ‘818; cannot be matched elsewhere for $25. Anobby CHEVIOT SUIT for Boys from 13 to 18 Years at $5. Avery neat CHILD'S SUIT from 6 to 14 years from $2.50 upwards. ‘We also have s few HEAVY WEIGHT GOODS left that we have put the pruning knife into, We will close outat HALF VALUE. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY. mb18 Corner 7th and Gata. n.w. Crane bet, B couah, 2 PEBBLE gat ies sizes 5 to 8, warranted solid, Bouble Combination mb18-3t 1241 and 1243 Tith ste. For Gexrimes. SSs HH (00 RRR Trrr i oe Be Sss8 HH 00 & v AND go Goer ee oe ae wy Ee i WwW oW ERE EEE T = ee tt Bu Sos 900 oo oO O9 ... ‘co WILL BUY OUR $1 FAMOUS UTICA PLAITED Ba AB WILL BUY A LAUNDRIED SHIRT. ec hed &e- WILL BUY AS GOOD A FANCY HALF HOSE aS SOLD ANYWHERE FOR 250. ‘The above prices will prevail Bat Piccalpwogcn only for Saturday, and BAUM'S pon, BFR 8%, 5685 BRESS ee 7, o% poy, 88s too U3 U3 LF oo. Our counters and shelving are overloaded with the ‘choicest selections of the latest productions of Foreign and Domestic Looms. ‘The sssortment is the largest and finest we have ever shown, and far surpasses any previously exhibited by ‘us. To those desiring Dress Materials of any kind we would suggest that the present time affords the oppor- tunity of securing the choice before our usual rush of Dusiness, Every desirable Novelty, ng well as the best standard grades of plain materials, we have on exhibition in our well-lighted Dress Goods Department, which affords great advantage to purchasers in selecting shades and colors, as well as to distinguish quality of Fabrice. ‘We would call special attention to number of spe- fal materials suitable for Spring Wear: ‘Twoods, Kerseys, Cheviots, Heather Mixture,Checked and Striped Albatross, Camols’ Hair, Foule Diagonals, Serges, Hair Lines, Foule Beige, English Checks, Seotch Mixtures and all other styles and brandsknown to the Dry Goods trade. For Jackets we have a fine assortment of Broad Cloth, Pilot Cloth, Covert Cloth, Scotch Tweed, Eug- lah Repellants, Checks and Plaids, For good, reliable material we stand as heretofore, SECOND TO NONE IN QUALITY OF PRICE. ONE PRICE AND THAT THE LOWEST. ‘You have “carte blanche” to our store at all times, so if you will only come and say you admire our styles and approve of our selections you will at least partly Pes BP ko o “2 PRg 8 4aé* BBB R RB 00-7 420, 422, 424, 496 SEVENTH BT. LARGEST STORE IN WASHINGTON. m18 Sexe Day Goons. Our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT is stocked to ite utmost capacity with new and desirable things for EARLY SPRING WEAR, Among the SPECIAL THINGS we mention a 36-inch TWILLED SUITING in Gray and Brown mixtures at 250. 4-4and 6-4 FRENCH CLOTHS in new spring colors, French and American SATTEENS in great variety. A splendid line of DRESS GINGHAMS instripes and plaids, In our DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT we have all the Jeading brands of Brown and Bleached Muslins at Popular prices. Extra good quality BLEACHED SHEETING, 2c, 96 dogen Colored Borfered NAPKINS, 60 cents— special, 60 rolls STRAW MATTINGS in plain and fancy colors. CARPETS AT COST. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., mb 636 Pa. ave., south side, near 7th st. My Ow Exernrnce. A short time ago Thad the extreme pleasure of lis- tening to a lecture delivered by an eminent minister, who Felated that when he was » young man he was asked to makes speech. Not knowing what to say, he consulted an old bishop, who advised him to speak of “his own experience,” which he did, and he did well for the first time, T have taken the hint, and it reminds me of my Younger days, when I was about thirteen years old. Dur- ing the time of the German Revolution in the year 1848 sume riots and disturbances took place in a small town of Hesse-Cassel, where I then lived. While, one day, Brent excitement was going on, an old hard caseof = man called at our house and proclaimed himself “The Protector of the People,” and for this protection he demanded five cents. My fosterfather handed the five cents with the remark: “God havemercy on our people Sf they have to rely on that sort of Protector.” ‘And 80 you hear throughout this country “MONOP- OLISTS” telling you: “We are your benefactors and Protectors.” May God save the “American People” from such “Benefactors!” ‘The undersigned hereby informs his patrons and the Public that our discount of TIT REE NN N t EO NNN a: T KEE N NN PPP, ERE RRR CCU EEE NN N TIT BoP Ee Eat § ° Be NEN F ER FE NNN T Br oge 68 og BON RN OT Pe ERE ROR COO ERR NNN T ‘will continue for one week. Now is your time toget good, solid, Union-made Boots, Shoes, Oxford Tiesand Slippers AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES. ALL BHOES MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. L. HEILBRUN, ‘The Largest One Price Shoe House 402 SEVENTH ST. mnig 800 ‘The Ola Lady in Window. ‘EB MAJESTY'S CORSET I8 THE BEST BE- ‘cause dt is the only corset ever made that will reduce the ize and increase the length of the waist of rLmsxY ‘Lapigs without injurious tight lacing. HEB MAJESTY'S CORSET is the best spreat svP- PorrEn ever made, and it supports equally as well the abdomen and all other parts of the body. ‘HER MAJESTY'S CORSET ia proof against perspira- tion and moisture. Will neither corrode nor soll the wn- derwear, stretch or break at the waist ‘The bones never move oF come out in wear. pases diem astern ete ‘HER MAJESTY'S CORSET never changes its form, always retaining its original shape; it is invaluable to HEE MAJESTY'S CORSET, a lady writes; “Though costing more than many others, are the most economi- ‘cal, last double time, the steels never breaking. Parnes oF Watts Co. N. Y., Mrns, }MAJESTY'S CORSET. We have all the styles By peed ‘Try them. Satie- | faction guaranteed or money refunded. LANSBURGH & BRO,, DOUGLASS & BRO, ni8-t,13 ‘Washington, D. 0. KEN Dea cl Sarcrnay Sacer Or Consers. ‘We handle only the products of reputable manufacturers, such as we can conscientiously recommend as the best possibly procurable for 1a Persephone Paris-made Corvets, are the best, most comfortable, and the most perfect fitting made, Hundreda of our best customers can ‘bear testimony to this fact. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Guove Bazaars. ‘We handle RELIABLE Gloves only. It would ‘open your eyes to know how few of the skins ‘used in making gloves are really kid. We pre- fer togive you “kid” and charge you “kid” Prices, We quote the following special values: Ladies’ 5-Button Pinked-wrist Suede Real ‘Kid Gloves, in assorted tan shades, worth $1, only 850. per patr. ‘Ladies’ 4-Button Suede English Gloves, em- broidered back, kid welts to match: perfect t- ting and styliah; only $1.50 per pair. ‘Ladies’ 5-Butto2 Pinked-wrist Suede Real Kid Gloves, superior quality, shades light and dark gray. embroidered black and self color, only 81.70 perpair. Our stock of Black Kid Gloves is complete in every particular. In Colored Gloves weare showing the very eweet spring and summer shades, WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Bascarss Ix Hosreny. Wepick out the following aa being conspicu- ‘ously good values, and well worthy the attention of the trade: 100 dozen Ladi read acuble heel and Woe. “Bisck Nove Seat ite, Garnet, Grays aud Tans, ex ouly 37¥c. per pair. 100 dozen Ladies’ Extra Threat Hone, dounie beel‘and wocr Spit Bolsa Bue doe ag bore. Each pair accompanied bys fall ball of darning threed. ‘shade Of the Hose, omy 600. per pate 50 dogen Ladies’ Bleck Fine Silk Plated - apelaaoniong Sipe only tbe pet 100 dozen Children's Fine Ribbed Cotton Howe, double Neel ‘and. toer double haces peo, duties saaiteel duratie? Sizes—5ie, 0, 0%. 7, 7h 8, 8% 9, 936and 10 Price—25, 25, 2 25.35 5, 25,25, 25,38, 20,55, 97, 4.40 = LorHRop. Busoars Ix Tico There is every indication of a. very indication rage this been nearon. ‘The daman Honally tance, “Our present stock fe unasually large, and contains the finest variety and teat er our Cua. Se fenere “hs — oft pieces Black Chantilly i Sine poet Lace Flouncings, choice cece 75e. per yard. 40-inch Plait jenciennes ‘Lace Fiouncings, $1.20, 81.25 and 82 per yard. pes Bovina Lace jouncings, @ grand value, at 90 per yard, « Sfosideh Black Spanish Gutpure Lace Flounc- Bors, Goeeat puiern, Teh, designs, $1.50, $2.50, 62.08 833 and Chant Foun pegs gual eae o ieinal eaters 2 % 35: stihote ok and ered 3s TORCH IN AND EBIC HEACES, Past are coustantly receivin new jots foe these is. and are now showing ® superb stock in eee aes, terns, 12 yards to the piece. inch wide, qe: per dozen nore Tinck wide, 3c: per dozen. Mere 1% inches wide, 45c. per dozen yards, Heavier qualittes— 24g inches wide, 8e. per 4 inches wide. 12) BLACK BEADED eas FRONTS. Large, well selected stock, Weare showing extraoriinary vulues at $1.25, $1.90 and 82.25 BEADED GRENADINES, ‘These will be found superior tothe beaded neta, as the eround ieimuch strouger ata Beat, the Loads being woven tn with, the tiread) tn: ‘of sewed on: 82. 7, $585, $3.50, 84.50 te ge fergane (Second floor: take elevator.) NECK RUFFLING. ‘Weare displaying syecial values in Muslin and Crepe Lise Ruchings, and quote as repre- tentative bargains the following: Sfall-row Crepe Lisse “Kuchings, would be cheap at 20c., only 16c. per, Colored Crive Lasse Hci ar pple Green aud White, Pvand Widte: Bie and White, Lavender and White, Cardinal aud White. ti fully Sc, only 8 Worth fu +0 mbis- WOODWARD 's Lormnor. RBB OTR TTT H A 5585 B f ER "77 EOE gs Bie i fl: BBB OU RR T HB is CHISHOLM. March 10th, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Chisholm, 1408 17th st. n.w. MURRAY. February 27th, a son to Prof. and Mra. wh Mansy. 15 Fase SHERD. March 13th, a son to Mr. and Mrs. H. Sherd, 2025 9th at. nw.’ pEERMINGHAM., March, 15th, a daughter to Mr. and a) Siringhan, Date 36-INCH BLACK ESCURIAL FLOUNCING, 1 a ae a oR ae BS PER YARD. NARROW TO MATCH. 42-INCH GUIMPURE FLOUNCING ee a ea if to Re 38 3s ih yy Ba PER YARD. NARROW TO MATCH, NEW PATTERN 45-INCH SWISS FLOUNCING, i tee gs om wo oa Hh Mg Bye PER YARD. ‘NARROW TO MATCH. FULL LINE OF TORCHON LACES, FROM ay x 70 ‘THE ABOVE GOODS ATLACE AND EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT, FIRST FLOOR, LEFT CENTER. rrr tT r r v 3M any MMM M MD M MM M MMM mhis 316-318 SEVENTH 8T. ¥. W. ERE vy FER ph Eo me oy pe re eb. fi WE EEE TLuL i v oo ppp ¥ ¥ BRN P% Eb O% DD ¥ RENN 8 8 Ben g9RD RXe 00 pp bo DP FH NNN ‘00 BBB 00 DDD : BUT JUDGE FOR YOURSELF! 816 7TH STREET AND 1922 PA AVE, Give their personal guarantee to undersell any honest ‘competitor in the United States. Experience, Cash, Volume of Business and Roonomy in Expenditures the cause: ‘A few of our Reliable Specialties: ay ‘so aos e es aon widies er = een spmmieglineme sep cai any $1 as Child's, 4. to, 8, Stralght Goat 7 Spring Heal LS ceeamipeoones eo ree pela Sd rEchd, Glgatn ok oe Donne $125 Gent's €2 Genuine Calf Soscaalhe ‘Have stood the test of years and i pattous to outwear those bought elsewDere VANTED —A WHITE GIRL OR WOMAN TO ‘cook, wash and iron and do ceneral housework, £m Trot be caveble abd star at night 114 Data e uxt ANTED AX > ERRERIENGED FOENG, b og TaD Ax EAPERIENCED STOUR renee SUPRSED oe” ‘oman to cook tba Go tla wok of small he (CENT. sur once ed eS ANTED — ONE Hit OD MEN 10 work op sewers in E. Orance, N; wal Modes. twtsday "ei Wetmentay “hose sta Eros” my. oulock ANTED—A FEW FIRST-CLASS CITY SALVS- men acquainted with household instal:vent goods, to live men guod pay. AMIES, Roow 10, 3033 aw. mbis-2t* Want A NURS! CHAMBERMAID, Doth white, Please call at 162, arth door, Bhatt Waxibas TRISH WOMAN TO COOK, Wasnt apd iron. [Call with references, after Sve'o' lk, atgos Stn WASTED A MIDDLE: TiEMAx OF oe hasinens tact fora, responsible, portion tp ones Tapects excellent Siar Fane doe eae Ny WASZEDIA CATERER WHO THOROCGETY apd his busiiess ahd can wive rater, appiy at lie whine Wan (NTED-WOMEN COOKS #10 TO #20, HOU AE workers, maida, ‘waitress, nurses, plain sewers, white butler and wife, white groom, faruier aud w Moisi ath mnie F—A {COLORED BOY, ore necuntomned, ‘aunt se ood refercuces. “Apply at House mhiT-3 WASTED DoY, FROM 13 TO 16, TO WORK IN an office: must bea good scholar and jet Address, in own hand, Mr-S, Siar otic.” ah! WANTED ABOY. AGE FOURTEEN OR Fir TREN years. Apply at PULLMAN’S Gallery. 15. syivauiaave. WANTED OEDIATELY <a WaT tah at the British lation, cor. N st and ave. erences and stay nights. Ai Wis TED TA COLORED (GIRL For work and table waiting, and 2 be eenerally use ul on astuall ce ‘kin Mt. Pleasant. Apply to J. Pennsylvncia ave. 0. ANTED—A NE: both to, ALL. 018 | thd DY WHITE GIEL, | plight housework and frosing por irvultg. 839 Qs. nw. hd ‘ALL, oks, 10 to Channberiaide, piityes, eefube and nn 0k 'S, Employment Bu D WOME TED MEN AN White and colored wi 20 SGoups's bth st. miis-see Ww: <TED—COLORED MAN FOR DIZ ING-ROOM servant and coupe driver. Apply at is, M st, n. LGB MS WHITE WOMAN TO COOK, WASH and iron in private family; references required. Address Box 161, Star office. mah te pee owHTTE AND Sees Wome jorkers. other help of Bil sections of ‘M. BURNHAM, 630. 70 to #100 pe an old, Manufacturer Si mb3,thist-4w qi rerantonth at Heir eva en, & Package of Foods and nts, to help pay postage. ELC. ROW EL « jutland, Vt. 260" WANTED QUIES TO LPARN DI iby the actual nieasure at reduced price: cuthng, 10 10 F st uw. Walt (Wika, contacted: & white and colored. for all kinds of with references. 717 Most. n.w. ¥ y ANTED—' EN AND WOMEN 1 Dusiness at their homes: hour. no peudling, 1c. ta 908. an hour Gretventing, eeu efor 24 sstuples sd a Dah ee yaceriat to coitunence work obs Address ALBAN net SUPPLY CO. Alvany. SA fst0C VANTED—A YOUNG WHITE AND BO WitMiiid ctid-en and nuke berett peotrally tw falina private family. Apply at ouce at 921 D xt a. Wi WANTED-TADIES TO WORK FOR US at their own homes: €7 to $10 per week can be pspetls rte. Ne hoto; patting, For jculars, please address, ut’ once, ENT ait (GG. 19 Central st, Bostuit, Maes. WANTED--HOUSES. ___ y ANTED—SEV M BiICK, DE- tween Fand Q. Sthand 20th. Send diseriit-on mb TSS THEY IN Lath and V wud lowest cash price to GROCER, corner 10th, ats. 1. ¥ VANTED—TO PURCHASE ON Mc stalluieuts, house of m es improvewentys inte: mr nfs to Fun abut Devtatastor bur best of sul a Address a. ulice, V.G. Gy Star oitice, ANTED-A SINGLE GENTLEMAN Wels Seca enee a for the sumiver: only compunsitio “A 8 Toon Rat free; references given. Address Box bli, St mbis- Wi Aodern Back “House, £4,000 co $6,000: algo, Jot about Sith particulars. Box 32, Star ottice,—— mihIs-st D-BY ANAVAL OFFICER TO LEAS! robe year of longer a sail unfurnished Hae, iu northwest section = Star office, ands at T - ES, Siar mihi 7-31 nor to excel #8 | located sbut muri of Pm mu WOULD iu northwest section x50. Address, Wathen cities, | (ORY AND CELLAR | WANTED—SITU! ATIONS. _ WANTED, 2Y A COLORED WOMAK. WASHING ton at homeor a She Sag py ae nish good referemoes dake Dicke SNe a en NR ie yANTED — A —— an Wena ectomuteat eka ad ceed ete with ‘Several. Feary" prnctheal experience dostnen am Tosment as Bookkeder enistan cr {quithig'a Peron of wlllfy nud trunks Rd ‘f rD-A THs m1 Wane Sitcoms “Catone or esemen cr 3 iter ee See WEE Th Seca Paes = = open. Address STELLA Siar office. wena aes BY dn RESPECTABLE COLOREE mation to cook, w ia ON gferencen KNOWN — NAT LABOR "woke, for apy cape: rere for relistle bel W ANTED. TE D nee ogo out by the day Sconce acal. vs ira Gee a wat THAT ONLY RULTANC mht BALL UAT 1 PCN: Ap of 5 description te “4 aud offices F. STED—11 : }Smmieeae ” sual ANTED-BY A RE FINED YOUNG LAD teacher of piano a A derman, furnisbed ty Star oficr a D TWO, ROL WANTED—LOTS. " ANTED- 90.000 « SURCKIAN iv Lots, at anvestinent in New honk. MEISEL Mole Advertise and push property here and in the New Yirk fustket. wt fore tn dena, | ‘iit ‘now feature contends itself to owbere wie Quick sules. No chatge unless salen are rk business pret NT—ROOM JOR RENT_005-910 15TH ST, OPPOSITE. Mo- Pherson Square, Furnished Koows, eu suite oF by the duy of month, with board” “ashTB-sHe RENT THREE OR POUR UNFURNISHED nd Hour, with water clowet, bath, bh nid Ueat wuitable for ligt’ bo New Jersey ave and I whis-S ‘stable to ren ' 3 mise ENISHED OR PARTLY Aiks suitable for bousekeey th advance, Cal 6 10 8 p Fest sory trot nist SPOONTS tlard> kas, One think story trout ‘One third-siory front roth Ya arh et. w. ak HANDSOME ENT furnished rooms for ight | Eos | POE RENTS EE UNFURNISHED and water, on second floor. Tay’ as groomer 7 ENT-FURNISHED ROOM IN PRI out board. 2327 N at. a UL AND NICELY TUE 1 table board. oh conver asc SOULKOrD exportityy | no children. references, Call at 1103 0 at nw. a-1 | row Rt TaTH ST. NW. ELEGANT of ates, with OF wiibul thant: oferencrs exchatiged. JOR RENT — SiG414 I5TH ST, E BETWS berlins aud Worley’ firm, secu erate tires. mbt. FR SENT 1006 GSTS W, FINE Rooms: newly " | without nest-clase KNISHED KoOMS, 2D forn tuys: worth and south (OR KENT — THREE ROO! ee deliehttul ry Uvehient to care, Cheap t permauent partire, Capitol ste whist HED RooM ON :wontleman preterred. G20 6th st. um 7, ED-1L0 HOUSES, een of Washington, to sell to New York MEISKELL & McLERAN, ti te nperty bere sid in New York. Busts sate tnter JNO, Ie ROLEX: 137 Broweay and W. 125th st. N.¥ mbé-lin WANTED-MISCELLA NEOUS J ANTED_EVERYDODY TO TRY A POUND OF W iiiternest d0centa per poutd. a tion't compare faversbly wih butier soldat furuand get your mouey. Stalls 140-00-01 © Mari Wersiiiang carts and uarnes. Appi Barber, 12th and Md. ave. 4 AKG! a\ Anrep =A tas Address D. CASH, Star office. WA investors y ASTED-T0 PURCHASE: THRE <T, NICELY-FURNISI At thoderate Fates: als, inated Parlor, southert exporure, ‘ioe, Som | mete, every culut Tod 'sutistactory and permanent teuaut.’ 136401 2 coruer 7th and Lote. ae "lute Tor mauy yeare past bees occupied es rag. . = a we a SALL, (Successor to Duvall & Mart), Pauw, ‘ORE, CORNER tention of dracriste smpoctally tor that Ax RADICALLY C Dae ae Wa worrhoids (Piles). “The operation x DD ELE Sete cat ae NED for Cicnlnt Cer gi cuasgs | oar Hane at vant ¢ 3 - be stores are vd tm Pa of the Best busitiess : Sega i Sted hy ae oad gine: | fens pA a ae Sorted) noone again for patients the Ist of Sa ive canier, W. 8 KOO 1887. G. E. C CONN LL, A.M. A D—Bov UNTY LA! D W: y es WSdR 2 eos ators at uae fit __ LOST AND FOUND. Building, wied Ye services in auy war [ier to the | J OST—ON 177H MAKCH, A BLACK AND WALTR * pene ym whi8-lm? | By Cocker Spade; auswers to the naue of “Kine.” & a a0 TEMES THE Wi sal reward wil be given if Returned $o 80D 38th 9 Want? BET cite callat 117 mee ees ANTED-ONE MILLI im, Ses to be. cured Uy Woe per box, Drops, 10°. bIelin Wilton tourscuees, Co Bs NKICHS' Aromatic ba ALL PUBLIC SPEAKERS. SINGER! Wie a fone lb POR Nae reer a a N EXPERIENC! ED ica —A GOLD KING, SET WITH GARNET AND jwarin. ont between Jat aud 24, UA Tuesday | Macc Lt e806.” Reward if lett ‘at 150A | 82 Re ey ay sated wi ante matures SDEVITIS Detective Raving S08 WELLS CONS’ UTED matinfaction susrantecd. mhid-Lw* ‘ANTED— MEN TO LEAVE THER Wier: Job and book printing. W mabe t Eon & f BLL" Printers od Engravers, 001 POSITIVELY CURED Warren Cities consrivAtios “cuit Thus fe ‘a remarkable laxative, bens prepared from fruits aud Can be taken Treely.. Co Tnercury)., itecoimmended by best physicians, Agency, WARES Epuitt House Drug store, ‘AUD DEVLIN. y THERE 18 A Post Otlice for you. Ut] A. TOSINGIN ON NONE OF THE CH ive services a As Ade Areas SUPRANG, star office. rea § ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON me Beevared to fay ful vate Grats" Scooudliaud "6 ° arse or call at SCM SOs Sta, div D mht BOARDING. ANTED—IT KNOWN THAT C. 8. BUNDY, G4 WwW 456 Louisiana aveune ‘opposite (Ci a i Commissioner ot Deear 10F Stes texeept Maryland ANIED-HIGHST ()5H PRICE Par FOR Watches, Guns, Pistols also Fon itn sri, Cope Feat Bet, Carpenter and — - Se es Fgia- Wiis new “interne syutem of Drew crn, ete nat ee cana ay ‘the roves i: ‘or made. 8.5. Bona f odes,” 122 Fst. nw wi mho—sw* Wilbore ¥ AND CLEANING. Sens Pat anes ohh ba Sotbchaitfe manner aid on short Bote: 7 year alled for aud deuvered.. tT, See a ‘jal 7-Sm* JOR RENT—PLEASANT, WELL FURNISHED | with or without Teble Board; rfereuces: fiven and required. stn at. £17-2u" Fe RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH FIEST- Sinoged Trsusients sccommmodsted: 1040 isthet JRoauyixe AND ROOMS — TWO LARGE WELL. furnished coun day. “Others at rh FIRST-CLASS TAB. E Boake, 51 i Sitvace fanaly, with al the sonsterte on ome only €16 per menth, Seis per unt prices. hiciealiaheans {st PRAGUE MANSION, COR. OTH AND E STS. S. xe Foon, i ants Sra aba eee cand “Traument. rome, tand table boarders 19-im HOTELS. —FROR ESSIONAL.