Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1887, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR: —_ WASHINGTON, i | THE 1] EVE ING STAR, | Busy Greene Sexo. WASHINGTON: SATURDAY... March 19, 1887. CROSBY 5S. NOYES. ‘The Eveniva Star has a regular. permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published Washington, and much greater than that ef all the other daily papers here added "AR can: ot undertake to preserve or return rejected communications. Contributors whowish to possess their manuscripts, f un- used, should keep @ copy. Ga Matter of whatever character intended for publication must, tf its appearance the same day ts desired, reach the office not later than 12 o'clock noon. 2 No attention paid to Anonymous Letters or ‘The Cabinet are considering the Alaskan seal fisheries, and tn this connection a long protest comes to the President from certain ship owners tm San Francisco against acts of the Alaska Com- mercial company, to which corporation the seal fisheries are at present leased. If that company has violated its contract with the government, It ‘should be punished. But the main complaint in- volves the government as well as the company, by questioning the exclusive right of the United States and Its lessee to catch seals in Bering sea Deyond the three mile limit. The principal ad- ‘Vantage of a withdrawal of this country’s claim to control Bering sea would fall to England, as the Jeading commercial nation, whose ships have already entered the sea and taken seals, and in certain instances have been seized. It would un- doubtedly be profitabie to the United States to up- hold the monopoly of its lessee, even though it excluded a few of its citizens from the fisheries. ‘The seal fisheries are very valuable, and if the seais may be intercepted by anybody in the open sea before reaching the islands where the are usually killed, this value will be much decreased and before long will be nothing. Russia treated Bering sea as a closed sea for a century and kept out all intruders, and still guards jeal- ‘ously that part of the sea which was not conveyed tous, The eastern part of Bebring sea was in ‘terms conveyed to the United States, the seal fish- ertes being recognized as the most valuable ele- ment of the purchase, and this country has main- tained and exercised exclusive control of the Part in form conveyed, ever since. Has the time come, with the Canadian scores unsettled, to with- draw our claim and apologize to Great Britain for selzing her intruding vessels? If we cannot estab- lish that Bering sea 1s aclosed sea, or that we have exclusive rights there by prescription, or find any reasonable excuse for holding what we have enjoyed, we shall need to eat humble pte and to submit to the destruction of the seal fisheries; un- less, indeed, we can successfully appeal to Russia, which has a navy, to make good to us the convey- ance of Bering sea, from which we have been ousted by the Britishers. In no aspect of this in- ternational question have the misdoings of the Alaska company, to which the lease will soon expire, any bearing. ————— ‘The South Washington association of eitizens considered a report upon the railroad track griev- ance last night, ‘That section fs undoubtedly the gteat sufferer from railroad encroachment. It does not stand alone, however, in its resistance tw the use by railroads of streets and avenues as substitutes for freight stations and round houses, or to the use of the public parks for depot pur- poses. Tux Sram believes that South Washington, instead of being isolated or deserted, has the ‘whole community with it in this matter, and 1s of the opinion that preparation for a wise and ener- getic use of the opportunities to be heard offered in the proposed investigation by the special Sen- ate committee fs a present and continuing duty, and that such investigation, if properly utilized, ‘cannot fail to result beneficially to South Wash- SS — If ex-Governor Kobinson, of Massachusetts, had taken place on the inter-state commerce com- mission, 1t would have been interesting to see Mr. Cyrus W. Field “go for” him—to use a homely but expressive phrase of western origin. Mr. Robin- Son's moi ;notabie connection with railways of Jate years was his sale of the interest of the state of Massachusetts in the New York and New Eng- land road to a syndicate of which Mr. Field was not amember, and which had bid a good deal less money than Mr. Field's syndicate for the property. ‘If it 1s left to Mr. Robinson to name the Massachu- setts candidate, he will probably choose Mr. Charles P. Clark, another prominent figure in the New Engiand “deal,” and who suffered serious Sinanctal damage from {t. In that case, interest in ‘Mr. Field’s performances will be revived, for, next to the ex-Governor, Mr. Clark probably enjoys the honor of being his pet aversion. i Mayor Hewitt, of New York, in condemning the ‘obnoxious protruding car rails, which aflict. that city as well as Washington, says of New York: “There ts no other community in the world which ‘Would submit to these outrages.” Come now, Mr. Hewitt, this 13 really too bad! Doyoumean to suggest that Washington, which clearly remains ‘Tranquil under this outrage, ts not even a com- munity? This is a fresh blow to the District, which has but just recovered from the shock of ‘the insinuation that it cannot be classed under ‘the expression “territories.” If Washington must either resent the T rail outrage or rest under the Amputation that it is not a community, the objectionable rails will have to go. a ‘The murder, by & Durgiar, of Mr. Weeks in Brooklyn last Tuesday night 5 another evidence of the soundness of the position iong since taken and urged with persistence by Tae Stax.—that ‘when a man breaks into a house at night he goes prepared and intending to Kill any one he may meet, rather than run any risk of arrest or detec- tion. It may be some way off yet, but the time ‘will surely come when burglary Will be classed and treated as a capital crime, and punished ac- cordingly. No other course will afford adequate Protection to society; and when public sentiment iseducated up to the point of securing the rights of law-abiding citizens instead of coddling crimi- nals that view will prevail. <a Father Keller's arrest at Youghal and his re- Moval to Dublin yesterday were more like a tri- umphal progress than the ignominious proceed- img it was intended to be. Archbishop Croke came out of his way to greet the priest and offer assurances of sympathy. The Lord Mayor of Dubun conveyed him in a carriage from the rail- ‘Way station to a leading Rotel, where a brilliant feast was awaiting him. All along his route the People cheered him vigorously. This does not Jook as if the tory plan for the pacification of Ire- Jand was yet an accomplished success, Judge Thurman belongs to the schoo! of states: Men who are prime favorites with inquiring news- paper men. He does not try to be funny, or cock his head on one side and assume an air of mystery, or utter oracular riddles, or declare point blank ‘that he will not be interviewed: Wyt he looks his Anquisitor full in the face and “No, sir. Tam not here to ask for an office or to accept one.” ‘That ends the whole matter, as far as he 1s con- cerned, and leaves the field clear for other specu lations. If every distinguished visitor to Wash- ‘ington were equally frank, the truth would soon ‘De got at by the process of elimination. a Flogging giris till they are insensible is the re. ‘fined form of punishment with which the police of Odessa propose to suppress nihilism in that dis- trict. How well they wilt Succeed depends a good. deal on what stuff the iussians generally are made of In Englandor America it would take about one week's experience of that sort of thing to de- ‘stroy the strongest: ee ones up. ——————— ‘The London investigation now in progress prom- ses to add another chapter to the history of mu- ‘ictpal misgovernment and corruption. The recent Gevelopments in New York, Chicago and now Lon- Son should cause a careful overhauling of affairs imevery city. Corporation house cleaning is in | order at present all over the world. $< If the present program for the celebration of the Queen's birthday be carried out, and a lot of American troops go over into Canada, it ts to be doped that our northern neighbors will have their appetite for that sort of thing sosatisfied that they will not demand a repetition of the visit on a | car. Jess friendly errand, a It is now deninitely settled that the convicted anarchist assassins at Chicago cannot be hanged before next fall. ‘This will give the parties to the ‘Spies-Van Zandt wedding abundant time to get the Buffalo hotel fire. Victims of corporate ew Pidity, and not the wires, go under ground. it be alwayssor - hag i i § a F EH i Ue Pa PEAUDE, SOIE, MASCOTTE AND BONNETS. GU! SPRING SUITS ARE NOW IN ORDER. IT MAYBPOSSIBLY BE A TRIFLE TOO COOL FOR ONE TO-DAY, BUT IT’S MORE THAN LIKELY THAT TO-MORROWS 8UN WILL TEMPER WITH ITS GENIAL WARMTH THE ANGRY WINDS OF MARCH AND GIVE US AGLIMPSE OF THE GLORIES THAT ARE SURE ACCOMPANIMENTS OF THE SEASON OF FLOWERS AND SUN- SHINE. ‘AS BUDDING NATURE DONS HER NEW ATTIRE SO SHOULD WE, FOR WE ARE HER CHILDREN AND SHE IS OUR BENIGN MOTHER, WHOSE EXAMPLE WE SHOULD EMULATE. WE HAVE WELL PREPARED FOR OUR PATRONS’ WANTS IN SPRING SUITS, IN THE NEWEST OF SPRING FABRICS, IN THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES, AND AT THE LOWEST OF PRICES CONSISTENT WITH THE QUALITY OF MATERIAL AND TRIM- MING AND HIGH ORDER OF WORKMAN- SHIP, FOR WHICH OUR GARMENTS ARE KNOWN THIS COUNTRY OVER. BLARNEY TWEEDS AS SOFT AND PLEASANT TO THE ‘TOUCH AS THE NAME IS EUPHO- NIOUS. BANNOCKBURN CHEVIOTS AS ROUGH IN SURFACE AS ARE THE RUGGED HILLS OF SCOTLAND AND JUST AS STUBBORN IN RESISTANCE TO WEAR AS WAS ROBERT DE BRUCE TO THE IN- VADING HOSTS OF ENGLAND ON THE BATTLE FIELD FROM WHICH THE MA- TERIAL TAKES ITS NAME. AMERICAN, FRENCH AND ENGLISH TWEEDS AND CASSIMERES ARE HERE.TOO IN ALMOST ENDLESS ARRAY. THE SINGLE BREASTED SACK STYLE OF COAT STILL HOLDS ITS OWN. THE FOUR BUTTON CUTAWAY IS GAINING GROUND RAPIDLY. THE LOW CUT VEST AND ROLLING LAPPEL COAT ARF, 80 TO SPEAK, “FEELING THEIR WAY.” WE'VE GOT ‘EM ALL, IN COLORS INNUMERABLE, IN QUANTSTIES UNEQUALED AND IN PERFECTION OF STYLE, FIT AND FINISH. BEYOND COMPARE, AND AT PRICES THAT WILL SURELY PLEASE YOU. SAKS & COMPANY, ARTISTIC CLOTHIERS, _mhI9 300 to 308 Seventh st, (Suecessor fo PxRY & BROTHER), NOVELTIES TN STRIPED, CHECKED AND FIG- INDIA (SILKS AT Sc, $1.00, 81.25, TAI CHINA SILKS, IN ALL COLORS, AT ‘Al. BARGAIN” IN WHITE CHINA SILK AT PEE YARD. BUFF INDIA PONGE! LITIES AT 40, 54 ‘1 NILES, HANGING FROM S0c “TO. 81.00 PEI FARD- NEW SURAT: AND FAILLE. RHADA, BANCA EDS AND CASHMERE, Spee SSA FROM 75 VELTIES | IN NEW WISTED SILK GRENADINES AND HER- SE" ASSORTMENT OF NEW FRENCH THDRESS FABRICS FUN PLAIN. AND COMBINE: TION SUITS, RANGING FROM 50c. TO $3.00 RD. NEW STRIPED AND CHECKED ENGLISH SUIT- xov ALL THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES ELIIES IN SILK AND CHUDDA SHAWES, TN PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS AND CAE EIAGE SHADES. ‘S" IN PRINTED PERCALES o 17 < CHALLIS Df: LAINES. ta” PLAIN FIGURES AND COlECE Paces SEATON PERRY, ‘Perry Buriprxa, Pennsylvania ave., cor. 9thet, mh19_ ‘PRIDE EID a PEBBLE every pair warts Se tae Doskis oats = mhie-3t Tal and Wd 11th ste. 1 Scaiskin Usstoe (very Ay Also, a few sizes fine Plush Warranted pure, without Fusit Oil or other impuri- ties, very old and of fine flavo! ABIHUE N AVI FANS, Drocest, Rese Prcxrxa aa WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS AT GREAT REDUCTION IN VALUE; B. H. STINEMETZ & SON. $227-3m ‘Hatters and Furriers, 1237 Pa. HLLDREN'S SOLAR TIP, PEBBLE | GOAT, spring heels, sizes 00 8, warrant ited solid, t, ‘Combination: mb18-3t 124} and 1243 Tith st.s.e. Srarxe Srvzs Drzsy AND SOFT FELT HATS, be Gk the way froin 306. to $3.50. Boys’ Polo ‘ints and Cape, front Seto F3Eaid‘up. ‘Soya Short Pantaases Men's ‘and “Boyy' Suits. fron: $2.50: to $40! “Sineke Coate and Jackets, Nery cheap. Stioes tor the million. Gur Misses 10 tion. Job Lots Ladies ‘and Meas die sizes, ati rice. iwisisie Pennsylvania ayenne whit W. SELBY'S._ W. M. Suvsrer & Soxs ‘Will open on MONDAY a new lot of Checked Suit- ings in the very latest styles, Pattern Dresses and Robes, new shades Cashmeres and Camel's Hair. We have just purchased to great advantage a lot of WHITE CHLNA SILKS, 27 inches wide. which we will offer at the low prices of 873 and $1 per yard, as these ‘woods will wash and look well afterwards. They make ‘economical as well as beautiful dresses, ‘Moire Silks, black and colors; Surah Silks, Louisiane ‘Check Silks, Gros Grains and Rhadames, ‘New lot of Black Chantilly Flouucings, hand-ran ‘Spanish and Spanish Guipure. New MOURNING GOODS in spring weights. Great bargains in printed INDIA SILKS, new Hi SIERY and UNDERWEAR. padi ONE PRICE, ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, _mh19 _910 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. AO DOZEN SEX MIvis IN CREAM, TAN AND Betxesight ¥ tly solled oriciual value Se ,now Lic, _mh18-3t 1241 and 12435 11th st.e.e, Sruixa Turonrariosa, CHOICE JINE, ENGLISH COATIN’ AND Tage Sos MGW ubADy NOS POR Bagg Fane _mni9 euusy Wana svete HE GREAT SHORT END SALE OF ALL. TRSw oveltleg aoatinues Wit & vous ‘Combinat areal AS ee, i Avovr Roaste Corrs, Much of the Coffee sold in the city is roasted in Fork oF Boston. packed in_ paper or Un and shipped SEF RY rate Thin cofleo is apt to be tcp whew told Stud the grocer can only guess what kind of Coffee he is ‘We’ select Our CREEN COFFEES with care, and all of our cotiees are fousted oft tha pe smrasese Re _ mite ‘BYE. cOF. 456 st. Maz J. Ps a 1207 F STREET NORTHWEST, Suorpne By Max. ‘Residents of the more remote cities and towns should not fail to avail themselves of the ad- ‘vantages accorded them through our Mail Order Department. We guarantee you the same care and atteution possible to secure in person. We have experienced buyers and every facility for ‘a satisfactory execution of every commission entrusted to us. Samples sent upon request. Bend for catalogue, Jur. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Sreme Axp Snore WALKING (@ SKIRTS The new stock is now ready for inspection, embracing the largest variety and best values yetshown. Striped Skirts, Box Plaited, Ruffle headed with Bias Band, only 50s. each. Black and White Striped Skirts, Box Plaited Buttle, Headed with Embroidered Band, only ‘5c. each, Striped Skirts, two styles, Box Plaiting and Rickrack Braid Trimmings, only 94c. each. Striped and Plain Poplin Skirts, four styles, Box and Knife Plaiting, only $1 each. Finer qualities and more elaborately trimmed, $1.25, 81.37 and 81.50 each. Ladies Extra Sized Summer Skirts, trimmed with wide Box Plaited Ruffle, Headed ‘with Bias band, only 81 each. Same, with two Box Plait- ings, only $1.25 each, Excellent line of Black Farmer Satin Walking Skirts, best qualities. Prices 81, $1.37, 81.50, 81.87% and 82 each. (Second floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. G p Sae or WASH GooDs. ‘We are now displaying the largest stock, finest variety and best values in Fine Wash Fabrics ever offered by us during any previous season; in view of which we have concluded to inaugu- rate during the coming week a GRAND SPECIAL SALE, and shall quote prices calculated to cause an un- usual demand. Customers are advised to make early selections, thereby insuring a satisfactory choice. CRAZY CLOTHS. Infinite variety of handsome patternsand de- signs on white and ecru grounds. Sold last sea- son at 17c.,; only 12%c. per yard. 4,500 YARDS OF CRINKLED SEERSUCZERS. White and cream, in » variety of different ‘width stripes, worth Se.; only 6c. per yard. 3,000 YARDS 32 IN. BATISTE. ‘White and corn colored ground in black and fancy-colored designs and patterns, warranted fast color, real value 12%c.; only 10c. per yard, 2,500 yards blue and white striped Seersucker Ginghams, plain bine to match, worth 12%c.. only 8c. per yard. 2,000 yards Seersucker Ginghams in various stripes and checks, worth 12}c.; only 10c. per x ‘NEW LOT OF CRAZY CRINKLE SEERSUCKERS. Light colors, variety of stripes, only 12¢. per yard: worth 15c. 2,500 YDS. DRESS GINGHAMS, Choice assortment of stripes and plaids, good washing colors, only 1240. per yard. KNOTTED BATISTE. Anew fabric, light and dark effects, with plain shades to match, only 17c. per yard. 3,000 YARDS OF “PURITAN” PERCALES. ‘A soft-finished yard-wide Muslin for Boys’ Shirt Waista. Vast assortment of the choicest Patterns ever shown in this city, embracing Horseshoe, Horsewhip, Horses’ Head, Spurs, Crowing Roosters, Crescents and a variety of other equally as desirable patterns. Also, Stripes and Checks, extra durable Muslin, and all colors ‘warranted fast, worth 15c,; only 12%e. per yard. 32-inch “Gold Seal” Indigo Blue Percales, ‘neat designs in various colors, warranted to wash, only 12%. per yard. A “NOVELTY” FABRIC. * _ Crocodile Suiting is the latest and most @ressy ‘wash fabric, Shades of Ecru, Mode, Canary, Uar- dinal, Blue, Pink and White in a large variety of choice fancy checks, worth 50c.; only 25c. per yard. The above only represent a small part of our excellently selected Wash Goods stock, it being absolutely necessary to examine it in order to fully appreciate i; Situated at the head of the stairway on the sécond floor, it is easy of access by elevator or stairs. mb19 WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Ls ae BALBRIGGAN HOSE, FULL REGULAR ranch toe, perp Bt the ‘Deuble, Combination, 224} aud 1249 Tithst, 60. Baur, Bor Exeuor. SPRING OPENIN STORE—TRE- MENDOUS BUSINESS—CRUSHED GOODS— BROKEN LOTS—BUYERS OFF FOR NEW YORK—MEANWHILE, BROKEN LOTS AT COST-—READ LIsT CARE- FULLY—THIS AD’ BUT ONCE—REGULAR PRICES TUESDAY —STOCKS RE- BY THEN. OPPORTU! OPPORTUNITY, TUNITY, IPPORTUNITY, loweet hn wreat (mown, id ep geupenagrecran | ‘you as well ‘lish Hose, ite toes aad Heels, fat! regular, sold a oataize Gly colgralelt_brown, ty sla rant | | avy. Palais Royal regular price, 25c, rd 8c: competitors Pest, TITERS, Three in bunch; combiastion colors. Sold out all but brown and tan. cardinal and navy. black and white, Hehe anil navy blue 40. bunches. “Fula loyal raga hice, OB; reduced tg 506 5 competitors Colored G. G. Silk, Mes one ar Satin Led 8 inches wids. Short, length trom forty tie GBe.; competitors pric Pree A ie ‘Sheet cae WERS. Bunches of flowers rubbed at and, sigh erpshea by enthusiastic yatrons, during sing Bala rezular price, ¥8c.; reduced to Toor TES. glen dueang the, “Opstiag® Pals opal neat wid 5 piles doer reduced to Sic Se. gombetitors tice, SOc. Feathors both sides, boue sticks. Only golors re — blu ellow, white. Palais Royal iar lar pice, 400 reduced 16 "Soe. PURSES, Willarrive Monday 1,000 imitation veal and alliga- pate fd bck ete Tomes new alae: day, zle.; Sigettor ce 3 See Satin-dressed bisque devin retry inches hish. Young. ster admirers have tossed the hair and borrowed the Slippers of about 30-c! these dott. ‘Palais Hoysl rege BIAT price, 49c.; reduced to 19e. PINCUSHIONS. Delicate colors of satin, ail sizes. Show finger marks of “Opening” souvenir hunters. Buy some of our lace Fepnaits apd trim. Palais Koyal regular price, SOC; Teduced to 29e.; competitor's price, U8e. Fine stsles spring, taney-atriped hone. Not all sizes snleach aivle-about {555 sHng bse Not ar price, Soe; reduced 19-206; Competitor's price, Merino, hich necks, eilk bound ribbed arms. Sold ‘out small and large sizes. Palais Royal regular price, ‘t4c.; reduced to ce et 490, lar price, petitor's price, $1.48. HOSE. Children’s Oxford Mixed Hose genuine English. Pal duced to 1234; comp "ABI nly sizes. 5 to 7H, Royal reeular pies. oF's price, 0c, ILE COVERS. Gf French Velour ‘Taole Covers, unique, durable, ar- {istic ornamental, useful, inimiable only o-fett. is Royal revular price, $4.50; reduced to $3.98; competitors price 120) eg S:button Undressed ‘Kid Mousquetaires, embroid- ered backs—only tans remain; Moyal regular price, UBer; reduced to Vse.; competi tors price, $1.25. WA TED STATIONS. __ ICES XE a eee aie |e : PEs ee ZOONG LADY Vicars yor 3X TO ADDRESS PACK- “THE PALAIS Cor. Pennsylvania ave. and 1: Wk ‘TO SCRUB FL00R eee sealvemiies| Poe 340 INDIANA AVE. 3.W.—THRER “ANTED-SY THE FRANKLIN, RELIEF a: ciation of this ety energetic aud tho i 1 Massachnsette a = tleman and wife; location oS Ee eee mee | Were ae aS ay Tux Se Sf companion for traveling by ERAL has TAPES WE 0 cag Vi Winte rear ans 83.50 per yANTED—A& ay “Tay young, for 8 position in subscription department, not tr referen {ods apts 10 SPT RaE | 8 4:28 7th st. 2.W, NOT TOO CLERK, WITH, facquainted with the building eg and ago and salary expected. AS Aa: yee ee COOKS, #10 TOES HOURE: work ‘Waitress, nurses, plain sewers, white biter and wife, white grooin, farmer and Wife, ‘Waiters aud men cooks. pean eee “A FIRST-CLASS TRIM aL neeenent, PALAIS BOY LABOR BUREAU, 517 7th at. n.w. IMMER FOR OUR 'ANTED_A LIVE, ENERGETIC SALESMAN aa Ws ‘eell butter to the shegetferences from last employers. Ad Wy ANTED—A FEW FU tbls at 430 Oth at naw (TED-THREE WHITE BOYS. MUST Nr youn SEPE, ROPE ai ht NTE] rY. Waikato belp i sLABS Water HANDS. ‘SPEAKING ENGLISH: ORGEE: room. Myer's Hotel, 470 ‘ANTED_—BOY TO LEARN PRINTING. W. Mo- KIBBEN, Printer, headquarters for fa ee ‘A WHITE GIRL OR onl wash and tron and do eneral noueet on, in TANTED—WHITE G ad ‘OR MIDDLE-AGED V woman to cook ihe fhe work of small family. ress, erred: pore’ Seo ae seer mses to live: good pay. AM: ‘ANTED—A CATERER WHO FAouvaun nds his business and can give references. Apply at 1103 Gat.n. w. "ANTED_—IMMEDIATELY—A fifteen years old or more, accust of cows and to housework: must be a good miker and good references. Apply at House E, {COLORED Boy, Sean FROM 13 ffice; must bes good scholar and Address, in own hand, Mr. 8, Star office. mb17-3t" — NTED—A COLORED GIRL FOR CHAMBER- ‘Sduk und table waitin ands’ man to deve ena be generally useful on aul! contr TO 16, TO WORK IN man. lace: both tg ALL, 618. oLoves, Taffeta Silk Me net: 1d out all Ce duced to 2ie.; competitors price. 206. EMBHOIDERIES, “Opening” rush caused accumulation of 43 remnants of fine embroideries Short lengths of 34 3s Yards; willing to ort lengths of 2% t0 334 yards: we close out at cost. Also the chibroiderics. GENTLEMEN. pened with a styl rising wv com 200 domme malt hoe Now we dave? ice gan ing 49dopen. Painia Royal regular price, 250,16 duced to 19¢. HANDKERCHIEFS. ‘Your mothers and sisters, anxious to secure you the prettiest handkerchiefs, vulled cur stock to pieces. slightly tosged and wrinkled handkerc! the con- sequence. "Palais Royal regula (0 1c, cal Gold and silver tops. Now only7 styles. Were 1 Your chivice now’ for heavy sterling silver crooks, cte.; only 32 ip out of 144. They were from 81.08 to #208 each, Your choice now for 96, PPP AL A. MISS, PPAAEL AA gS BRAT | axa g P a ALLELA AlSss% ba] > q wise 008, (~\-|-) a CORNER PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND 12TH St, mhi9 Pa Los, Foe Quasrz, YARD WIDE, 30 CENTS. ‘We have placed on sale alot of very fine printed Shirt- ing Linens in neat styles at 30c. per yard, the actual value being 75c. Barnesley Bleached Table Damasks at $1.50 per yard. Cheapest and best goods ever offered at the price. Superior Linen Sheetings at $1, $1.25 and 91.50. Crash and Towels at lowest prices. ‘New Ginghams and Satines in the very latest styles Gros Roman Satines of the finest quality in exclusive styles, finished like silk, snd possessing wear-rehisting qualities. Secure your dresses early from these fast- selling goods. ‘New Toille de Nord Ginghams at 12ic. Great bargains on our Remnant Counters in Silks, Dress Goods and Satines, ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. I-SILK SURAH, BLACK, BROWN Bavy end bronze, excellent value st $1, this c., at the Double Combination, 1241 and 1243 11th st. se. LUSBY. | March 17th, to Mr. and Mrs, Wm. T. Lasby, 1626 South Capitol street southeas = Y= ™ MONDAY, Chambrey Embroidery, 4 yards for 98¢. ‘MONDAY, 45-inch Swiss Flouncing, $1 per yard. ‘MONDAY, ‘4-button Embroidered Suede Gloves, 75c. MONDAY, ‘3 Paira No. 1 Ladies’ Seusonable Hose, $1. MONDAY, ‘The latest styles of Chemisettes, 250. ‘MONDAY, Astylish Gray Cloth Jacket for 83.89. MONDAY, ‘The “S. 0." Corset, all sizes and colors, $2. MONDAY, 49¢, Ladies’ Linen Handkerchiefs, 380. MONDAY, ‘Remnants of Fine Ruching at Se. yard. MONDAY, A good, serviceable Stockinette Jersey $1. ‘MONDAY, A.25¢. Mulle Infant's Cap 180. Ea,sree Cinns. Ex,sren EASTER NOVELTIES. Sere / 3. MORRISON, (Q)NE_ROOM, 20X60, SECOND FLOOR, CON- 0 tang all Coun Sauines and Wash short SmhIs-3t 1241 and 1243 11th she For Sarcrvay Axo Moxpay AT BI Uv MMMM ® Ph & TT MMM S eae ee BBB A UU MMM Bigg = In our Dry Goods Department we offer for MONDAY, ‘TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY all our Ginghams, Seer- suckers, Skirtings, Batistes and Figured Percales, also Selisias; Regular Price from 1234. to 15c., at At aoe £09 o 8 HBS eo. + mam m1 “od” ‘coc > Best French Satteens of Kochelin’s make, Fancy and Plain, such goods as sold as high as 37}4¢., we will sell from 2 to 10 yard remnants, s%3 oo $08 oe wo SQ A YARD. mee “Ww coo = Only fifty dozen German Damask Towels, with Fancy Borders, Knotted Fringe, sold at 22c.; we will sell at Inour Cloak Department we shall sell fora few days ‘a Lady's Spring Jacket, in the latest Checks, with Ball Buttons, Pleated Back, at 3 2 a3 Ah ee # Py eo | mi 8S 88 of se. 2 Yt RS - For Misses and Children, one lot of assorted Spring Garments, from 8 to 16 years. These are all samples ought cheap, and we will give you the choice at t | mee Sa Bh ae 2 In our Underwear Department we shall offer one lot of very fine Ladies’ Nightgowns, of the best Cotton, made with five rows Hamburg Insertions, six clusters of fine tucks, neck and sleeves with Embroidery, sold. at $1.25, only gies gies OCO 88 88 9 OS sh gs Oo Bess j coo = Sa" Ph rey One lot of Children’s White Dresses, Pleated Front Pleasant. Apply to J. B. Pennsylvania ave. n.W. ae Se rental oes sm delightful eniton Cool rent a very deelsabie one) at tae ‘wife; references. ie Fiianioan anes a8 es ‘GOV. Bapeee cre ROB BENT AT ig 2 crane Sind are aloove Ry SOE ST. N. Ya "terme reasouabic n° Sie Mee languages. M. 0., Star office. ees KNOWN — NAT ao poe aaa dor cpace cans Se ere Fr me TAT Eee 2 ‘HL. DICK, 51% oe (OROUGH | Weare A ai ot og AESaraE ployment as ‘Soasent crane ag ‘any pos aera eee ae Wa eto Soke SIT] ATION BY A GRADU BY Peete OF | week. '5 rience negooouonl SEs: TANTED — BY_AN ‘DRESE- er, work in private ‘maker, work families until the sesson WANTED—ROOMS. W2Nte SNOW THAT ONLY RELIABLE | and cold water it its im all ite smo cl escola rita ot ry roferenoee. Mi BU — i RENTNICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AT hook and'abe torent 05H ets tebe me a Tiehat’ aad ‘camo oad ‘ED—FOUR |FURNI! CONN a Matta ous ai reasonable terms. ‘ANTED—APRIL aPaIL 16T, ng7—UNFORNTAR D, id fh with Board, for cE, 01 Ta with WANTED, D—ABOUT APRIL i8T, BY EOT- able single man, healthy Sees on Ist 2d floor, sonth ot uired. Quiet essentlsl 1:3 ees! ‘ofices mbt oS 3) Watts THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, second floor, northwest, by two ladies and littie fit feteneneee cas Hating prsceand tion, M. B. C., St Star office. ED—TWO LARGE COMMUNICATING, unfurnished Rooms on second floor, in ‘west section, with bosrd for Gentleman’ and ote, Xedresn Bor 31, Star ofiees N*M aie Story. unfurniehed; heat and light; answers ivig locatlon dnd price. Address ROO * Star offs J{OR RENT—4 UNFURNIGR y Sere auece el eniahed Re ae ety eat eee — 5 UNFURNISHED BOOMS WITH srand gaa, for $10. ‘mouth PO tos pase O48 Mase bee aS aS RENT — FU FURNISHED — 1A TaROE SECOND. J. By i ed ol ice Wit e ee ASD. arg Sansa Bs Phe 2 nd Boa ha stele Blghborhood = tar office. Feesor as BANDBOME a One inl-atory front rool iE ROOMS AND Fates, at 002 14th Spat aaa EE AT, Np ote: mouth front family; reterences: KR RENT—THREE UNFUR? second aecay southern Sefigntiat fore 1213 Qat,, cor. 13th. oki NISHED StoMn G < jure. suitable for I ‘References given and required. a 1305 OTH ST. NW. ah NICE ished rooms for light housekee) i RENT— THREE UNFURNISHED — ROOMS ith heat, gas and water, on second Moor, ‘NT_FURNISHED ROOM IN C family, with or without board, 1327 ANTED_Y A, REFINED "YOUNG LADY, fornished jah board, i ee vate ‘family; to give jesson in Payinent for este.” Adaroes 3 Star office. mbi8-33t* WANTED—HOUSES. WV ANTED—TO PURCHASE (OR LEASE) IMME. diat finely finished | famniaived or unturaitned suitable for enteriaigine ine aaa 2D-MEN, WOMEN, “BOYS AND GIRLS “25 'per we Saclay Adiread GO. Fs EMMONS, epi ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO CALL AT Got red women cooks, #10 to a8 Employment Bureau, 93 moraetiaemiy sts ‘once. White and color 0. aide, MBS & BURGES: foliday Novelties for holidi eady emblorment gh terials PACED Deg ATED POR A EERSANENT aoe Wen and scood. ci fren ta ing references $8 waning and iron sine: references required. NTED-SEVERAL MORE ACTIVE CANVASS- ets to distribute circulars and taki yor commission. Full information, 2 to at 9:38) F at. n.w. HL. VILLEE & CO.mh2 ‘ANTED-MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS TO, ‘earn 870 per month at their own homes: costly outfit of samples, a package of Hons for 10 cents, to help eC ce orders for our oods and full instruc- ay postage. H.C. ROWELL Ss ‘ED—LADIES TO LEARN DRESS CUTTING measure and square rule, aud fitting by the actual Dg thawure:s ‘at 1010 F st. n. rANTED—DUNDORE'S EMELOTERT 3 BU- Feau,, conducted by indies, red. fc kinds of rences. TAT M st. nw. (jy ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO START ANEW Business af thelr homes: learned in. easily Sean Men and women, ‘domestic labo 0c. to ; send 10c. for 24 sample SSS work on. We WHITE GIRL AND BF {ould chiidren aud make Bervell fulina private family. Apply at once ANTED-LADIES TO WORK FOR US AT ‘their own homes: $7 to $10 per week can be made. No pho ting: no canvassing. C0. To Geuwral WANTED—BOARD. ‘ANTED- room and board between 434 and 12th ste,, C at. gud Now York ave, Address, stating price and’ loca WANTED-MISCELLAN: EOUS ANTED—ARTESIAN WELLS: CONSTRUCTED tether information ipqure of JAS" REAGAN, Pontnuaster, Anacostia, D.C ‘at reasonable prices; wrost part of elty: one with stable preferred: give locs- ion, lowest figure jease and full particulars. Address INIA, Star office. at Wie rang ‘TO TEN ROOM BRICK, BE- tween Fand Q, 8th and 20th. Send description snd lowest Caali Pros to GHOCEE, comer Ot ene E ata. Ww. mh18-st* ‘WASTED—10 PURCHASE ON MONTHLY 1x- stallments, house of six rooms, with bath and modern improvements; interest at 6 percent; instal ‘marnts to run about two geese balance scaabe throug? h Vullding amociation; not to exceed @2.800: located northeast or northwest. oF er but norih of Pa. ave, Address at once, V.G.G.,Star office. mb18-2t* ANTED—A SINGLE armani WOULD take charge of House for parties leaving the city for the summer; only compensation wanted is room rent free; references given. Address Box 96, Star of- ie. mhis-2t" ‘ANTED —A_ TWO-STORY AND CELLAR Pt as ona Home, in nip section ; 0b "t0 $0000: also. ft, about Aarons particulate Box 8: Star oboe, sane "ANTED—BY A NAVAL O1 (CER, TO LE aa W aoe {ee a ee zope, with ‘ni mprovenen west section, Rent about €40. Address HD. W., star office, mi7-Bt° ANTED—A SMALL HOUSE NEAR, 8 STREET Ww bargain. Address care; must be 2538 Wie mgof, Waahingisa, to sell to New York ‘Associate: 278 W. 12th at, N.Y. WANTED—LOTS. yo invests ge Le a New Pat.nw., Advertise and ‘here in the New Y¥« ddoeret panne eneediass ‘This new feature commends itself to owners juick sales. No cl ‘unless sales are made. New Soiehe gay tamer sates | iway 278 at., New ¥. im PERSONAL, NINTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN OF 18. ACTIVE and willing. orp per month ig uvern- iment position paying 840 or more per month. Address Box 3, Star ofice. oe IVIL SERVICE Ee JUESTIONS and Answers, Send 10 cents to boo! ‘oF to 8. Wo FLYNN, A. Tratgoaiene, mh9-Im* ‘Gor. 6th and hts: t-. | 5 aculture,in wood standing, ance of cultivated and retined. ear In ry ending ip eghneten: reference ee “Address FW offices 000 TO $5,000 TO EXTEND A roftable manufactirin rURER, Feruandina, Fin, TANTED — A COTTAGE, AT WASHINGTON Grove; rive locatio hed G00! D_ PIA Seay for cash. Give price, Ke. Adress FLAN: om as TOSINGIN: TIRORROF TEEN practice, will give services 4 Areas BOPRANG, Stat office. mh 7-3 Prepared to pay. full value for Genter Sccond-hand ‘Ciothing. Address of call at USTH'S Old Stand, Gis Dot nw mhl4-4m BOARDING. FiO EXCHANGE A REMINGTON Sear in good condition, for Bedroom 7 OF Will sell Very’ chea} ‘Address ie and Ca ;, REMINGTON, Star. ‘ANTED—A FEW TABLE BOARDERS. ALSO, Wie Rie, furnished or unfurnished fom tot couple; location |; best of references. Ad- Gress COMFOHT, Star o mbit ANTED — TO RENT SOMETHING NEW FOR Painted Curtain, with songs and or address 1410 6th st. n.w. 1t* ‘NTED—TO PURCHASE THREE OR FOUR 2 ne harness. “Apply to Jas, instructions, 85. second-hand carts and. Hee LARGE ROLLER TOP eae oF a _fondition. “Address 3, RADICAL Wares ( (8 Moonee si 1283 Fenn. syivanis ave. aiid sak for circular (free of charge rani ae, tal diseases: Boctok at Wavettoras CURE, THE WORST 315 gate; WSTABGE, NICELY. sLY FURNISHED second floors, ‘wiih aret-claes board in recur location: som RENT—PLEASANT, WELL FURNISHED Qoome with or without able Board: references given and rovuled. ‘514 18th atnw. | f17-2m° FOR BENT, Ta Be RooMs, WITH FIRST zichengea Trane ah ee Neeaeeere STS ee ae rpished communicatih 3 table board #18 per thou Ria eee ed day. “Others £25-3m, FR cigae -Attorpey at Law, Roomy 41; Le Droit —— ‘war net abo. eels ‘8 OF BARN THE WHEREABOUT yaxaep, 20 please call at 1417 Corcoran G. W. Hace. He will MONEY TO LOAN. 35, 000 Giver Seat on tap nets [SUT MoP rab a. oar as soe z ME pay 70 TDA AE LOW RATES. i ae A hoarse MILLION | CASES, oF SORE Drops toe pee ar bos PUBLIC Sos Sain Fee SE "= 10 ay ‘TED— BUSINESS: MEN TO LEAVE THEIR attention pall epplecatiens. re with ee en printing. We | t24-1m SWORMSTEDT & X, 927 F at. mw, ma Baier Prtatere ana and Engravers mh7-1m* Cogs BORING! isle Fs Fat. wi5, O00 conietene Tiny mais | ON REAL ESTATE. »ATION POSITIVELY CU! 8 GONBTIPATION CU! sof XO Weis es crc ‘and Back, trimmed with Ruffles, sold at 50c., andcheap at that; we will sell them at ag gts j wh ts Ls: AU RES mhi9 7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS. A iin mii dgpartiment an immense aciseusa _mh18-3t 1241 and 1243 11 thet ae. Svrsaronry Ackxowzepazp. NEWHOME. . ¢ NEW HOME. ‘The acknowledged peer of the Sewing Machine work. Call at our office and examine the specimens of ‘work ‘executed while you wait. Sewing Machines of all makes, repaired and rented w= mbit! Howe KNOWN THAT © 8. BUNDY, ore ence im’ “ie 8-Smn. RAL ESTATE LOANS. BZ, ip aye Paeingee Hut Boca ed cniatersl sensi ah oop Gi Sisron, 738 15thet. mw. a RENT — CHEERFUL AND | BE nistied rooms, withexeellent Yo desirable Toon Lath a. Prandin bare i RENT_IN A NEW HOUSE TWOs ied (eee ey conveniences: water at all weasoue, soutnern expost chilaren:referouera, Call at 1103 0t-nw. mi-i3 NICELY FUR- in that elegant bouse om Terrace), Just ay of Toons, at summer Taten with of Without toon, er of without | changed. RENT — 61 ST, W has oat Mal 15TH ST, BETWEEN Ni ‘and handsomely fuzaished wr or ‘without first-class Table Board. ‘OR RENT_NICELY FURNISHED HOOMS, 2D und ‘ki floors: modern imnps.: north and south « te on line of cara and herdics; class. Dapitol st, Grant ro = RENT—ONE LARGE FRO} ‘T ROOM, FIRST Er fogt,, new bay-window house, well ‘heated and lighted. Srposite new and within five walk of Patent Office. 449 G st. 1B RENT—DELIGHTFULLY PLEASANT ROOMS A ior both summer sud winter :nicely furnished: bay | losets; every contort; toa eatlatactory and petmuaecat tensa 1g FOR _RENT—STORES. RENT—ON APRIL STH, 2 188° northwest corner 7th and L ‘Axtures; for many years ast oe ‘oecay pied ge drug HYATTSVI Persone with SMALL CAPITA ‘will find it to their advan’ a er und anc on high To es promise of & leven trains each way: "ithe wuderdigued will take plearare in sh tat Tuudersigued will take pleasure in showing 8 5 hero fre of chant neranteed fect, and cis D. WINES 1930 Pennsylvania ave, _ TNICE PLACE IN, THE COUNTRY, ‘two miles. tym te ‘the city: $20 per month. At vantage tolookat the Lots ‘These Lote are tly located. HYATTSVILLE: in the past three years, and id Progperous, fuire, ‘on the B.& O.R.R. Com- Sf th fad will sod Sie ein“ Ti Wane, eee tadl oF. EDUCATION areas 1 7 aS (LOSE AN, ESTATE, ONE OF the finest Parma in Westmoreland county, Va. 300 acre cleared: in high stateof cultivation, well fens (00 acres heavy timber and very valu- the latter paying good house and complete fariuing machinery : arate ere O*% ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON $20 000, aba‘ ae 7 eT . icka, on! ay Siete Dew Groom Brick 15 DAVIDSON'& DALES SOR” Poe = Sone Datnw. Eee Va. ave.s.e, 55 3 ow, a Del i 3490. rks sie aneaaiat mh10-3t* ©. HL PARKER, Comer 4)y and Esta. am, F2 RENT—DANEXROWER | & OM, Ts 708 fs Pista eas S nk Ra 119 Est. 23 a Bu Bess ies AES re TOR RENT SEAR THE ¢! CAPiTo incindioe bah, 105 3 st. = te foneuie ae CAKUSI _1008 F st. nw. JOR RENT— * S13 9chst.n.w.10r-875 S01 500 11th «t i 418 = fe a reer as ae RENT— UNFURNISHED. 78th st. nw. 830 per me, 003 G ats 15 5.....880 ieyen 0 aio ecu new 00 “mnie ASC CAT WOOD, cor Oth amd K wia.nsw R RENT_HOUSE 424 BOUNDARY ST. N Wo between Sth and New Jersey ave. fecing LeDroit park! six rocus, pressed brick frout, with modern Ti= provements. “Inquire at 420 Boundary et, mdi" R RENT — 140% 12th st mow. 8 rm, mo. 123% ew ¥ Fw ACE ang yy AVENUE— ew ot Teme, Facet ftaprevements it, 5.50, Apply to j007 Pacaves mise Er Wescort NT—AT 811.50, NEW TWO-STORY BRICK ith six rooms and water. near Govern: ith office: EA McINTINE, ‘O18 Fast, QOR RENT—HOUSE 1227 CONNECTICUT Call between 2 and 4 p.m. mhi82 KR RENT—CENTRALLY LOCATED | THKE story Brick Dwelling: ‘ton rooms, beth-r and cellarall wodern improvements. rent, $00. 11 SRURHERPORD, 20 Fetus ae SOR RENT <1? lot: 619 3d NTRALLY LOCATED 1 BRICK, #16 roots, furnace, die., bewly pac pered: Also, almost new brick, 126. Fst, DW. Foon, uth and collar: #30.” ALBERT F- FO) fb LOR RENT—HOUSES. (G27 G st. s.e. 10r. = 421 Q u.w., Lr. e125 2 40 Suh at aby. Gait SALE OR TEADE-GRAND CHANCE IN poser aie eras sear eae! Sa four rails Es town, c., goa i mb 19st |ALE—FALIS CHURCH, VA. SEVERAL ing Toig aud far or mile tthe vila at Poa 8, Pet1zizignw. mb SALE OR EXCHANGE_A SMALL FARM near Washington. ‘Rooms at low prices; table 8 mpecialty ret | pu fumes MENT HOME Ay ote eee “aedrabie, excellent ou ‘depot ee agate ‘New York ave. uw-mibls-6* E FOR WASHINGTON Farm, 16 miles out 200 acres state of cultiva- ‘310 Bt, Paul st, mh 17-60" Boring, AND ROOMS — TWO LARGE WELL. | tion. Adare rth cee bee ‘SEALM. BURBAN | PLACES — TRUCK, it Faris of all sizes: Mills and Tin and ‘uniinproved city proper ‘Lands: improved eaten Wid Ee MAIN, Cor dot and Pa. i FOR, SALETA Bans ‘within 6 miles of W: efor city property: HTWOOD UNIMPROVED; TE AoE AT BuIGi poe ‘For terms: WAYS IX OUR HANDS TO LOAN, ON thictasked for tie whole farua Maes ATG Ix OUR HANDS ‘ments worth more th [N-FARM, 152 ACRES, retina 8400 owas ene ae MEE ‘TO iY Ane REAL ESTATE, neers Ba Y PROPERTIES CALL rc OFFICE ‘MacGOw, Tods-1010 Patt. 1421 New York ave. Yee SF Ronee oie ae ae WaStTOND, 1G ae Sab Soa” minutes ride Tessie pat teeey atars td a Es Sas o> EXCHANGE | foR coop ire Se ee RENT OB EX iE FOR CITY PROP- city on B. & PRR — 1 Ags Fist a wont 2th stn, F et. ow..mi,lr.o XH EaprStee 4 EAUTIFUL SEVEN-ROOM house opposite Pension Office, 4:39 G st. n.w. B40 ver mouth im advance; possens: ee pom ly Awe F “a a ~~ med 18 Mot. oR Ss = aay _mb17-5t Real Estate Fi Corcoran, 10r.. “fees