Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. Zi ASHINGTON: TURSPAy. Apri 5, 2887. CROSBY S. NOVES... ‘The Evening Star has a regular. permanent bona fide daily circalation more than trebie that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that ef ali the other daily pupers here added together. ‘The new city government which has just been pat in operation in Philadelphia will, tn Its prac- teal working, test for the benefit of ‘other Ameri- ean cities a proposed remedy for municipal mis- government. The need of reform tn this respect isqenerally admitted. Misgovernment, extrava- gance and corruption In our great cities are no- torious. The heaviest taxation and indebtedness Amposet npon citizens are placed there not by the ‘State, bat by meni@pal corporations. Be- tween th uses of 1870 and 1880, ‘Wale the net indebtednéss of states and territo- Fes decreased, municipal indebtedness inereased from #225,:2+4.520 10 $648,803,106, and the city in- @ebteriness, Which was some 25 millions less than the state indebtedness In 1870, was greater BY more than 400 millious in 1880, and is now esti- mated in round numbersat a billion dollars. Legis lation designed te check the evil of manietpal mis- government, and to prevent the squandering of public funds by incompetent and un- faithful officers has been abundant and extremely varied, Dut up to the present tme in a large measure ev and nullified, Constitutional provisions have been adopted in cer- tain States forbidding the issuance of bonds by’sueh corporations, Inuiting the amount of indebtedness ‘Which may be contracted by ther, or requiring the legislature to provide restrictions of this kind. Among the various remedies proposed for the evil are legislative intervention in the affairs of muni= ctpaiities, the absolute probibiti stich Inter- vention, laws providing severe penalties for an- faithfulness or neglect. in municipal officers, the apptication of the principles of civil-service reform to suck offices, the adoption of a system of minority representation, a lim- ftation of the power of voting upon questions of expenditure and taxation to tax payers, and the broad separation of executive and legisla- tive functions in municipal governments, with a great enlargement of tue powers of the mayor, and a direct responsibility on the port of elective executive officers to the people. The proposed remedy last named is to be tried im Philadelphia, & system which will prevent the shifting of Tesponsibility in case of corrupt extravagane® has . fm that respect a certain merit, xtensive powers in the executive offiver are good, if that officer is himself gout, Bat if the conditions are such, in view of a city’s voting population, that the executive officer Wil probably be bad, the more extensive his powers ‘h r damage he may do. Those who think that the evils of city government are due in the main to the applica tion of unitmited popular suffrage to a ut whieh it was not intend elties to non-taxpa power to expend exi money supplied by |. giving in our great responsible voters the evagantly and corruptly the payers, Will criticise the Philadephia plan as not going to the root of the evfl. Washington, in common with other ities, will be interested fm noting the result of the Phila- detphia experiment. ‘The inter-s day, and the law, the commt roads will soon be Witirling ina The rates of inter-state rouds nt be reasonable and just, 1 law tal effect to- jon and the rat and. ne law be made known to (lie, and must 1 ed without due ‘The roads are also specifically forbidden pre for a short than for long haul under the ditions. Punishment Is pro: vided for * Sof the law, and or edu tes of the commission is to ell aitehtion to such violations. Tl ments of local freight rates oF the railroads disclose the elass of to whom tie first effect of the law is a benefit. Non-competitive po merly been compelled to pay m ine which have for- re than competi- tive points, even though the distance of trasportation Was much shorter than for the latter, are now placed on an equal footing, and the result tm most cases has been to reduce the rates of the non-competitive potats, instead of rising the rates of the com- Detitive potnts to the non-competitive standard, ‘Tuereduction of the reyenue which the roads have derived by grinding the locaiities in which they have heen without competitors will doubt. less be compensated by the saving to the reads In ‘the abolition of gratuitous passes. If the Injus- tice of unreasonable diseriainating rates ean be remedied without loss to the roads, by removing at the same time the evil influence of gratuitous transportation for favored individmals, members of leyisiative bodies, ac., the public will not com- plain, ——_— + =. ‘Two western municipal at oceupy public attention closely this week. In Cincinnat! and Chicago the tssues seem to be wldely different, as regards the relations of the labor interest. In t foriaer city the republicans won in yesterday's Struggle by a pretty narrow + party, Which came in so clos > hol in doubt for several hours, was co1 demands and orderly in 113 condu ative in Ws line very sharply at socialism, ¢ archism, and every other ism that seemed to put the Workingman into an attitnae of hoability to the government. Its splendid vote will, theretore, De accepted as an encouraging sign byvall symp: thizers With an honest labor movement, wh i was largely expanded by the democrats for Partisan effect or not. In Chicago, where an @lection is proceeding tout tween anarchism and he favoring the supre An sentiment, appear to have struck do and united for the support af Koch ean candidate for wasor, « typifies the principle two ontiawry and The ¢ man- iin repub) ground that } arsed and en aged, OF cho Phe red tug of com ean, the brand ishment of 2 p tally wile nd. — Baltimore Am evi = f Washington say ai ‘h Maryland has atwars beeu le Ooeastions, ant wrybody will be glad to is a tritte | mporary meant Xt month.” From the bof Mzy is the time set for the na- tional encampment. probably, was A deotst Point Of view, Was that inade by rt yesterday in a test om whether the stock by @ State wh the United States ti a does not tax. & Was the ont direetiy involved the broad principles on which the decision fs weed will apply to any State inthe Union. The cogrt holds that such a diserimina- Won ts not forkiddem by the law which provides Jor impartiatity in the taxation of ail moneyed capital, andthat to tax city stock and the stock of savings, banks would be contrary to publie | 0 polley. Astiuds potmtin a somewhat different | a& form, has been $0 often ratsed and s £4 led in the | State courts it seems strange that 1t should have | 4 been thought necessary ty bring it under the eye Of the federal judic ee iets tothe credit of the citizen soldiers of the south hat there does not seem to be any general disposition to Waitate the example of the Mont. gomery wulitla and withdraw from the inter-state drill beeanse certain c7 apanies of colored troops, ed into action as quiekly ~< puLITy were invaded, are coing ne competition. The spirit witch animates such & course 1s one which deserves, and Wil recetve the censure of Uae better class of cit- zens in all parts of the couarry. That it contains went withal is indleated by the gentlemen who are afrald to com. pete with the colored companies have not con- tented thetaselves with withdrawing from the contest, but are preparing to set up a rival show Of thetr own. who would be anybody if the to take part ‘The American House of Representa! ives Is often Teferred to a3a“begr garden.” W! hen it makes the t exhibition of itseit which the British House of ‘Commons did lay. evening, it perhaps deserves the appellation. $< 2 ‘The latest ‘returns up to the present writing, indicate thay Micaigan has beea carried for cold | ‘Water, A State with so many fresh lakés would bave shown an unbecoming lack of self-respect if ‘she had refused to support home products. Over Graxo Ovexra ‘Will be continued all the week. New attrac: tions each day. Opening bargams in every de ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. OPENING SOUVENIRS: TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS, FRENCH PATTERN HATS. Screnion Seana Biscx Goons, Our stock of Black Goods always ranked high. ‘The new stock WHE tank bigher, You will readily recognize the new fabrics fo'be the best ‘and most reliable m the market. We make a specialty of the product of B. Priestley & Co., of England, whose fabrics are second to none, not being equailed by any other maker in variety of weaves, softness of fabric, beauty of finish, smd intrinste vatne. Brock SMk-warp Henrietta Cloth, made from ‘the fimest Sill thread end pure Australian wool, remarkable for soffness of fabric, beauty of ‘weave and superiority of finish. We keep this in nine qtalities, priced: a follows: 91, $1.25, $1.37%, 81.46, 81.62%, 81.75, 92.50 per yard. Bleck Sik-warp Clairette; has the weight of a Nun's Velling; twice the wearing quality, and a dtessinéss and finish not found in Nun's Veil- ings. ‘The silkt gives strength to the wool, and: the Wool gives softness to the silk: A happy Union, Three qualities, 91, 81.25 and $1.50 per A fall line of Sash Ribjons at 25,35, 49, and 59¢. ya 2 roice Line of French Flower st the following 2 WEDNESDAY, APRIE 6. Black Sil-warp Feather Cloth. The name is a synonym of the fabric. Light asa feather, An ‘Almost imperceptible check effect is produced by 4 uniform dropping of the threads, The ap; Pearance is both dressy and pleasing, Three ‘qualities, $1, $1.25 and $1.50 per yard. Black Sik-Warp Cohvent Cloth, well adapted to deep mourning, having a soft somber finish, easily folded and draped. A never-changing black, snch as the English alone can produce, ‘Two qualities, $1 and $1.25 per yard, Black Silk-Warp Alys Cloth. Has a camel's hair touch; roughness toned to softness. Es- pecially adapted to light mourning. $1.25 per WE SHALE DEAL 1% ONEY THE BROT SHOES MADE, WHETHER HIGH OR ME- IN GRADE, ANB PLAGB GOOD, DURABLE, AND COMFORTABLE FOO?- | | 1k Gloves at 35c, . WEAR WITHIN THE REACH OF Att. } DIUM ALatge Assortment of | SILK WRAPS. A Chotce Line of Beaded Sitk Visiter: Worth. FOR EASTER NOVELTHES IN LADIES’ SHOES WE OFFER OF THE MARE OF We keep the above fabrics in two shades of black—the bluish cast and the jet black, Ladies searching for reliable “Novelty” Black Dress Fabrics will have every expectation realized im EDWIN €. BURT & CO, —— lovely Assortment of aah (First oof, rear of 1013 F st. entrance.) orth. Nor BRONZE AND FRENCH KID SLIPPERS; OP- WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ERA TOE, FRENCH HEEL, OXYDIZED BEADED VAMPS. ‘NEW STYLES IN FRENCH KID, OPERA, AND PLAIN TOE SLIPPERS. OXFORD TIES AND LOW-BETTON OX- FORDS IN PhAIN AND LONDON TOES. ENGLISH WALKING SHOES, WITH PAT- ENT LEATHER TIPS. FRENCH KIB BUTTON BOOTS, WITH PATENT LEATHER TIPS AND WITH PAT- ENT LEATHER VAMPS. FRENCH KID BUTTON BOOTS, OPERA TOP, LOUIS HEEL, HAND TURNED. A Complete Line of Jerseys. BOUGLE JACKPTS. Fivé Hundred Elegant Boucle Jackets, all colors, worth $1.50, at 93c. only. : PAKASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS. & Full Line of Parasols and Sun Umbrelias at ré- markably Low Figures. “open om Opetiine Days Gntil 9 p. EVERY occasion, GR MILLINERY DISPLAY OF SPRING PA TERN HATS will equal any of our competitors’ Combination Stor, 8. ADIES BRILLIANT LISLE HOSE, regen tobe had duving our Grand Spring ora. KDATG, 7.8, and 9. DONGOLA, RUSSET LEATHER & CANVAS TENNIS SHOES. aps 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Combination Store. GR GREATEST EFFORT WILL BE OUR MIT. Imery display. Do not fail to see our Imported Double Combypation, THESE ARE THE VERY FINEST QUALITY OFNGOODS, AND HAVE NEVER BEEN SOLD IN WASHINGTON BEFORE. OUR SELECTION OF MISSES, CHILD- REN'S, BOYS’, AND YOUTHS' SHOFS FOR DRESS OCCASIONS, SCHOOL, AND EVERY- DAY USE, HAS BEEN MOST CAREFULLY COMFORT, AND the resmit | APPRARANCE €1N BE HAD IN THESE Penta SEE GLORIA. GOLD OR ANTIQUE Handle, $1.49. ‘These fices take efi yeérand 1949 Thin at shan eaten ian & 35e., at our Gombination, 1: 11th st. s.¢. 100 — Ct a vourelay, Eidey, ted Saturday. at the labor ‘MADE. DURABILITY, _ Itdrew$ne| GOODS AT VERY MODERATE PRICES, AND nismy an-| WE HAVE SECURED THEM. 710 Tra. Sr. ee i 710 Tra..S2. GENTLEMEN seen WILL FIND THAT WE HAVE SOME NEW t is be. STYLES OF WALKING SHOES, WHICH ARE © prospects VERY ATTRACTIVE. OUR ENGLISH erican citizens, with the right sort of patriotic WALKING SHOE IS PERFECTION OF FIT, FINISH, AND STYLE. KANGAROO LACE SHOES AND OXFORDS=EFASY, COMFORTA- BLE, DURABLE, AND EASTER NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY. Slang! We kmow it. No business to use slang? We know that, too, But it is expressive. The on, and bundle after bundle of MUSLI WEAR went out of onr place story is different—fewer chapters—less Muslin, many to sell, but the prices hold as long as they last. | OuEs AAG STYLISH, x dozen=only 31 left—LADIFS' MU! SKIRTS, with tucks aud two-tucked ruffles. 75 is the real value. acttcally Whether another ctvijj AND WHICH WILL ReeP THEIR SHAPP. WE HAVE MENTIONED THRSE GOODS MORE PARTICULARLY BECAUSE MANY WISH To GET ‘The “Toborzan,” the favotite hat in cocoa, nd Tramway Brafds, all shades, 5 60, 75c. and 31. ‘The “Dandy Shaped Bonnet in all the new Braids” and tints, NIGHTGOWNS, with tucks and three Hamburz in- SOMETHING NEW sertings, Worth 19 cents more. ‘The “Egmond Shaped Bonet.” “The Bonnet in R.and Rand ‘Tramway ; fully worth 75c. AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR. ALL OF OUR GOODS ARE NEW, AND THE DESIGN, Fy, and s¢ should CUT, AND FINISH ARE EXCEPTIONALLY FINE, n ¥O this sug- WE ARE DEALERS IN SHOES IN THE Of the Season, AY 75 CENTS Braids, all colors, unnsual bargain. In Children’s Hats, both trimmed and un- trimmed, we offer am immens? variety, as to style, shapes and colors, at very moderate S, of Lonsdale cau trimmed with deep ‘Yorclon lace, We guarantee it, square-shaped and Worth 89 cents? ‘itary oreaniza.| FULLESP MEANING OF THE WORDS. 8 Woshington on | SHOES OF EVERY KIND THAT CAN HON: RSTLY BE CALLED GOOD. SHOES FOR W takes| EVERY USE, FOR OLD AND YOUNG. Not 5 dozen—not much. never fetr—LADIES’ CAMBSIC yoke, trimmed with Torchon lace, the skirt finished If,these aren't a bargain, never left—and they'll go, HEMISES, square A/handsome and stylish hat for children from 4 to 12 years, clezantly trimmed, alt combing- tion of colors, only 68¢.; xetua! value $1.25. send your largo ones; with Torchon edge. Bring your little on¢ Coie Yourself to BURT'S SHOES Haye you ordered your EASTER BON -_ ARE THE BEST MADE. THEY COST NO THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY ESTAB- a pecuniary | MORE THAN OTHER MAKES, AND ARE brought to | THE Most EcoNosical, 7 Wat, 26k LISHMENT IN THE CITY. ot ne | THEY ARE COMFORTABLE, DURABLE, nk OF cit Stock Is vatid, Although the FIT PERFECTLY, AND RETAIN THEIR commonwealth SHAPE. WE KEEP THEM IN EVERY VARIETY. Es 710 SEVENTH ST. XW. veg inh29-tnet,3m DB you and get thar Ear . (OT PAIL TO ATTEND. ce siae F SHUR TAFFETA ai GEDTES; cron | = FOR Double aa | EERE Pronainezs Gok Pues ENOMENAT. BRODHFAD & 60:8, tos recent hoary. drop in - fed te otter yeaa aperaliled Sate ke oa pasate ee cea 6 Stree oT | pans eile ‘<, fy Ter ch Gerear : IS THE WORD THAT REST DESCRIBES ‘THE SUCCESS OF PHE FIRST TWO DAYS OF OCR GRAND EASTER EXHIBIT of BOYS' AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING AND GENERAL OUTFITTINGS, AND WHICH WILL CONTINUE THE BALANCE OF THis WREK. GREAT WILL BEST DESCRIBE THE SPECTAL VALUES TO BE FOUND THIS WEEK IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF OUR HOUSE. E GREAT 18 THE MULTITUDE OF LADIES, BOYS’, AND CHILDREN THAT HAS GRACED AND FILLED OUR HOUSE SINCE EARLY MORN- ING TO-DAY AND ALL DAY YESTERDAY. @REAT ISTHE VARIETY OF STYLES AND RINDS OF EVERYTHING SUITABLE FOR BOYS' AND CHILDRENS WEAR WITH WHICH OUR HOUSE IS NOW THOROUGHLY STOCKED, : GREAT ARE THE RESULTS OF OUR EFFORTS TO PLACE BEFORE THE PARENTS AND GUAR- DIANS OF THE RISING GENERATION THE, CHOICEST NOVELTIES FOR BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S USE THE WORLD PRODUCES ‘TO-DAY. @REAT SEEMS TO BE THE APPRECIATION OF OUR PEOPLE FOR OUR BEING ABLE TODIS- | TRIBUTE SUCH THINGS aT ABOUT WHOLESALE PRICES, GREAT ARE OUR FACIEITIES, ELSE WE NEVER WOULD BE ABLE TO NAME SUCH Low PRICES FOR SUCH BEAUTIFUL THINGS. GREAT! ARE OUR THANKS TO OUR APPRECIATIVE PATRONS FOR THEIR PRESENCE AND PA- TRONAGE YESTERDAY AND TO-DAY. WE SHALL STRIVE HARD TO DESERVE A CON- TINUANCE OF THE SAME DURING THE BALANCE OF THE WEEK,AND FOR ALL TIME, SARS & COMPANY, THE BOYS’ OWN OUTFITTERS, 00 TO 208 SEVENTH ST. NE CHALLES, IN D , BLAG a St spring Opent mar Gra nine, ADE 6, 7, 8 afd 9. Te Bastion Stoke, V2H1 and 1243 Lith ste. cid pied eR TAGE | i Me pO arn cma CLOT id Bonble'ombiatih Store” “| Tie Lancrsr Cotrectiox oF THE BEST BOOKS IN THE PRICE OF TWO BOOKS WILL i BUY THRE W. H. LOWDERMILK & ©O., 1424 F STREET, ap5-3m CORCORAN BUILDING. ion, Ith st. se. Do saia SHORT-END SEERSUCRER, 8c, — Onr Grand Spring Opening. apdat ith st. se. OLE STOCE OF EINE CUT IN PRO- portion, for our four days' Spring Opening. ‘Double Cormbiiatton, aptat Hasiera (MBROIDERIES, We still have a complete line of Hamburg Fagin | and Inserting, at prices we think will ensure their | speedy sale, igua, 12340. 8 cee sos in Spring Dress Ginghams, 10e, esiaupsreker, 10 and TS 106. J case Shirting Priats, best quality, Se. We have added in the last ten da; large stock of Spring Dress Goods, things. fn this connection we mention a line of Cora- bination Siitings im pla.n, neat checks and stripes to match, 25¢, A splendid ine of French and American Satines, ys to our already reat many new CHINA MATTINGS, JOHNSON GARNER & €0., | aps 6 Pa, ave., south side, near 7th st. CURTAINS, a1 Tace, Curtaius, $1.45, and our $209 Lac fams, $1.64. These are oitt Sprins Openiue pri ape at Double Coubination, Lthst. =. 5 SMYRNA RUG, $249, AND OUR $2.99) at our Grind L Atl for thas cecasia Double Combination, aptett Titi wt ve, Fisese_ Qes ALITY Fu RE! REDUCED TO 30c. a Sarrves, ALL STYLE: cheaper than they can be bouggt im New York or Bos- ton, 300 styles newest patterns to select from. 100 pieces beautiful CHALLIS, at 15c., new lot opened to-day. i New lot DRESS GOODS, in latest styles. New lot choice PARASOLS. Extra bargain in finest quality SICILIENNE, at $1, choice shades; actual value PURE WHITE CHINA SILKS, 27 inches wide, 75 and 87. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ONE PRICE. apt } BUTTON LENG GUBESTRE Ghat Dombi i Opening, apt Wednesday, + Priday aiid Saturday. HE MAIN FEATURE OF OUR SPRING OVEN- Tig co oF display. Double Saas LISLE MOUS- apdat ()°8 85-CENT SILK SERA At OTe, For Our Grand Openings, ! apd-dt "bth, 7th, Sth,and 9th of Apri Tue Conumsra. Morvan Lue ‘As- SOCIATION INSURES AT Cost. Office—No. 1319 F street, Washington, D.C. “No. 283 E Geran street, Baltimore. ‘TRUSTEES. W. W. DUDLEY, President. | JONAS H. MCGOWAN, Vico President, FRANK J. TIBBETS, Secretary. GEORGE H. B. WHITE, Treasurer, CHAPIN BROWS, Attorney. JAMES. F. HOOD. FRANK T. RAWLINGS, HENRY N. COPP. RUFUS K. HELPHENSTINE. ‘The plans of eee aes Mutuavare t! ‘tcome ;| Seararest tesa of eeenLaearS | per. an, authority a insti ze | Sir gee ae the Rone tas has been Cx uae “Rihana WEAR, IX eS ieee Awoxo Tre Maxx “Banouns * WHICH WE ARE XOW OFFERING IN OUR EMBROIDERY AND LACE DEPART#ENT | WW 181 Massachn DOWT FAIL TO SEE THE LOT OF FINE EMBROIDERIES, Worth 8 to 12%. 8 yafd, now being offered at SSOAS Sie CENTS A YARD. Se CENTS A YARD. ALSO, THE 22-INCH SWISS FLOUNOINGS, fine work, real value $1.00, now af roast *e 2 © cENts 4 YARD. PE geile hp S- Fk 88 fat a Se I NEN GGG g88y HORRY go gs Il NNN G GG ~ iM oN NN GGG ~ LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF BLACK AND WHITE ‘LAGE RLOUNCINGS IN THE CITY. F ats Soke «CENTS A YARD, yg a. SEE OUR ALL-SILK SPANISH GUIPURE 46-INCH LACE FLOUNCINGS, ‘worth $2.35, only ei Re it = S38 SEE OUR DRESS TRIMMINGS OF. Att KINDS, VY | handsomiest and most reasonable goods ever shown. NEW GOODS OPENED EVERY DAY, BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. BBR. A ys we bg BOB AA Uo MMMM * BBR AA OU OU MMMM B AAA ooMM M4 BBB A A UMMM Tne § Screrise Or 1887. ° THE EIST BELOW IS ABRIDGED. WERE IT NOT SO THE EASTER GREETING PRICES WOULD STILL BE ACKNO’ ‘b THE SURPRISE OF 1887 PPP, OA PoP AA PPP AA P RAK Pe aa Sailor Straw Hats for 33¢ 5 Children’s Straw Hats for $1.19 ‘Trimmed Bounets for $4.98 Imported Bonnets for $27.50 k Gloves for 59¢ Taffeta Silk Gloves for 21¢ Undressed Rid Gloves, $1.10 $1.50 “Palais Koyal” do. for 31.29 $9.98 Flanrel Suits for $8.68 $13.50 Wool Serge Suits for $12 $65 Snrali Lace Suits for $60 39.37 Spring Newmarkets for $7.98 $14.98 Beaded Wraps for $12 ‘Tailor-made Jackets, $3.98 Stockinet Jerseys for $1.35 Beaded Jerseys for $1.98 12Me Linen Collars, 3 for 25 Je fancy dotted Veiling for 6c Se Antique Lace Tidies, for 192 xe Towels, all styles, for 120 Towels, all styles, for Ie GOe Cotton Bird's Eye for tc 24-in, Glass Towelling, 12% 340c N. Y. Mills’ Sheeting for 26c Ge Crash ie 10-4 Honey-comb Spreads, 88¢ Nottingham Curtains for 88 Irish Point Curtains, $2.03. inch Madras Scrim for 13¢ 16e 3 'Se Satin Coaching Parasols, 87¢ £1.69 Fancy Parasols for $1. $1.38 Novelty Parasols for £3.98 $1.50 Genuine Gloria Umbrellas for $1.38 Warranted Black Silks for $419 Pure Linen Hdkfs for 10¢ fs, all styles, for 21¢ Rufllings for 216 Scarfs for 79¢ Fenther ‘Tips, $1,29¢ gattich Peather ips tor de Flowers, at styles, tur ssie Fans, all styles, for Haus all ste “aber for Git Edie do. for 17e Genuiue Pears’ = Housevold Aumouts tor ge Botales Bay Ke $1.15 Rubber Gossn.e.s, S168 Spuu-silk Hose for ‘$1. $io1) Paved ail: Hove tor $1.28 partis fed Silk Hose tor 89: Striped Hose iSe Colored Lisle. Vests for bbed Silk Vests tor $1.88 jersey-ntting Vests for J ‘Nizht Gowns for: y i: Comets, all styles, Lor 5ie WU percent Discount on Dress: ini But- (dues Embroldenes tues Oniectal Gaede CHILD" 8c child Jersey for 89 ild's Suits for $3.56 ild's Coats tor $4.63. aR Plaid Canlmery Coats fot @2.10 Chad's Aprons for ld’s Embroidered Collars for 186 fae 's Ribbed | Hose tor We ‘ti Parasol id's Linen Ha kere hits, + i. Infants Cashmere Cloaks, $2.98 rie Ships for 4c GENWS' GOODS. Satin Hicwastine Wilson 196 Egil Sik Srarts sore Puke tinen Hdkts for Ye ike jen Hats for ich Linen tidkts for 186 Fringe ina Silk Hdkts for 4c ‘8c English Kid Gloves: for7 Bc Halt Howe, alae for Hatt Hose, all tstes, 3or 2 ke Halt Hose, aed es. for 4c 3 wiers for a ihe Balbrian Tnderwear, 286 ra ey Ss tor 6s ee kes Colored Underwear, 87¢ Sisks Woot Tourists Suinis $1.1 13 Sec Wonlee Sac ae ‘irts, SUC Gre Cinbaeilae, ae 1-5 Gevuins “Gloria” Un! 1.38 Fi fer un og JIgSeees ro Dp O NOT MISS THE COMBINATION FRING sts All Previous , Bes EE wana ase FINE TSpIA G4 pia GAUZE, QU NDERSBIETS, — apiat ohio Spting. 3 Senrixa TS. <8 BUNLAP’S NEW YORK STYLE IN SPRING HaTs. ‘Tiié acknowledged introducer of Head Gear in America, Nous pesuine unleso bearing their, trade mark. WiliztT & RUOFF, Bole Agents fot this city, WANTED et Swagur, one. wis $200."Rddiess BOPTERN, § Seg ttone att 2 a Bone bit those Lut Tinery head TT. BLY ETRD—WoME COOKS. $10 TO Men fone A180, TRE WIDE CAMBRIC OR SWISS EMBROT: | rome NAT:LABO! WATERS TWO | SMART ‘wash and fron: t maid: V our Cloak, wool experience preierred. st. and Rhode Island aven. Wace. of my brane ruelscdl pA W Rouse work. in the countes. fen Lat FOSTE! sts, m.W., at 4 o'clock p.m. Wee: SGomes'e BU RGESS, Emp. Bu... ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS WHITE, Git =| W: Sy thet iN" ANVASSI tT THANK 3: Vib Wa we worl city reference required. at apd Lat. AN naw. competent € ercubes req Ware ers to distribute: Vv Ei datly cacy ny lars free. Eee ferences. Y. W: 7 ANTED- W i V 7 ANTED. DRESSM. AKI ye Site sueastire atone, as all ted het gas. Berl egely fearind, at the only ps Rtting.” Patternec or mua = FANTED Baw. Ws § wat Ware rooms, sui: WANTE D—HELP. eae the morning or after fit setts ave, southeast corlier 18th » wt od ma weed other as nurwe awn feferences required. Apply at L016 14th st. W., between 5 and 6 k WANTED--HOUSES. ANTED, RENT, AT MOUND PLEASANT. a P.O. Box So, ror we —— "eS Waren x bot] A HOUSE, PRICE Ni Wie PDOBY A LADY OF RerINy ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS SKIRT AND WA’ Hand: a fow Apprentices WANTED COLORED | Fins ‘one who knows his busines: men Cooks and Honsework Maids references. NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU, st nw. ANTED—EXPERIENCED 8. Dress, Trimming a: Fattagnty; tobe other need apis. OTHRO! W. AXTED 728 Lith at nw Em . WOODWARD & ishers arcustomet to fi other need apply. WOODWARD LOTT Warten— ramus school, who ttteen fe quick at figures. * “Apply WOODWARD & LOT WSANTED-AN Expert sateen departiient WARD & LOTHROP. y ANTED.SALES LADIES FOR OUR MILLI ave. and “i W5NTED A Rese E Tal housework: no Washing or ironinw :» reference. ADP GRADUATE OF THE Will be sold cheap. Inquire 2201 v8 | WY ANTED THE LOAN OF 34.000 on Strclaes security the party loan | Ad ress HARHUSON, Stir of in store, 1110 Fat, nw W TED—AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, ABOUT 18 | Years old, to Work in an attorney’ age, previous ‘employment and ed Star office, GERMAN On | Give full eae a YANTED-A ToUNG WAN Sears of age tn agood mended. ANTED—W. ington’s, 90 ANTED 7 Grocery to keep hooks nvast be ck at ares and wel on erally tae tna drag store sh Hence preterrade Wt. MILBURN, core’ 1 WHO THOKOT: Star Shoe House, )—A RELIABLE, . Dntsiness, to asto tn liens refery mers request. Nala | stay with by TED-TYPE WRITER S1F preferred, but not essential. , XORTH, SUBURBS, y Ludlow’. teen! Star afice. Th 2K TWO LOTS OF 18 OR 20 about 80 feet dnp, hetwern te Lith wand Viste” Address AD. VERTE ave. stating locaton and Price. ans-at™ WASTED SPECIALLY IMPROVED AND UN hnproved Property to sell, direct from owners; quick sales and moderate commission, mis AULA. cor, Sth and Pt *ELLANEOUS WwW ANTED A PURCHASER FOR A HANDSOME Napt Bedroom tet Also, Trunste Bag ney need reply. will pay iberal interest ¥ iW ANTED-—A FEW SHARES OF STOCK OF Na- al Typographic Co, or Mengeuthaler. Pri eC, Address, stating price, Boa 2 Star office Warnes BOY OF RESPECTABLE PARENT jacyatout 11 years old ° FoR FOUR MONTHS, SECURI tears on pers beral premium yauid. WAS gia 81.000, Stee. WPA RRGMTION SELTAMLE OK WW Meat and Provision Store. Addr. W. B. i waste “TO BoRROW Cent; will give its, Mildress GW Waste s, stairways, & Mpou applicator an) ANTED-—TRY A POUND OF BUTTERINE aT cute peer porind, and if it don’t compare fold at 0. a ite, retucn, eet sour auoney. Stalls 348 PLUMBER, GAS AND Taw nole ase v COND HAND FURNITURE, Cat Pets, Stoves, Feather Beds, and all kinds of House old Wpurmsture, for whicts the hehe cash price will be paid. Address H. BAUM, 219-221 7th ay ieeuted, for wath BEAN'S Cafe, 1410, = Willatd’s Hotel, PO €ALL At and men cooks NTED—INMEDIATE lored boy abont 18 Mty references required. ANTED—A RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN AS WiAiEiterinatd and waitress, snust stay at i ‘Apply at 1902 Go stn. w Chaimbersnatd: must have guod rv We: att om Wonsditels av ate aa a (IMMEDIATELY SAND IMPROVERS TM. 'P. PALMER, 1107 ences reqnired. -Apy 4 NTED_—COOKS, CHAM Winer coors waters. farm cits: bring references, always wanted.) 1 WW: Sweating Ge F. M. BURNHAM, + B'RLDERSON, Re Tih st, second floor i | AH CHACE Call at 1230 27th st lars and take omters for Full information, BL. VILLEE & C0. P ANTED TEAM CARP! WwW ANTED—LaD! wonderful entirely: new spec HF LITTLE. Chicazo, Hi, laser AN AMBITION i hi LOCAL OB TRAVELING ted pricinal « ities. 7 EMPLOYMENT veouducted. bY ladies. 5 Shite ana olor fur” all Kinds of sionestie ta hreferences. ADIES 10 LEAKS DRESS CUTTI anid fitting by the actual measnre and square rule, at reduced price: cutting, fitting aud patterns c measure, at 1010 F st. 0.w,, Walter Building, £2 DRY THE FRANKLIN, KELIEN aSs0- “Saton of th nerectic and thorowchly re Viable men to act as ants: experien Fot further iatormation apply 231 SMITH, secretary. "The syste tau “Conservatory of Modes,’ tou, D.€ AN’ PE st now. Washi D per week can i Nu pluto, paimeine’ Seticnisrs. please sidress, FG0. 19 central st, Boston, 4 =, Farm and Dairy with fF TAWOR BUREA BY A WHITE WOMAN iron, or assist up ply at 2703 K st. 1 D-A SITUATION AN CHAMBEIAS preter ko ctravel be out r eyg antl ANTED_BY A RESPECTABLECOLA Waders! traveling. Wax girl as chambermaid ; referencrs. pply at 1003 Ms wanes Seeman stands ner work thor Bar office. ANTED — KNOWN Sinicomperent. servants tn sll, wapettienw and colored, with GESS, Employment POSTION W sper no objection to the dren; reterences exchanged, Miss A. Bb. apt Bt s- aie Housed E rns Me Seamstress, Chamberny Maid, for aX bet Se Geom Cu 1 DESK ROOM OF SMALL y ANTED—DESK-RO VAL AGENT, Star oiice ED-BY A_ YOU! furnished Room) e mentif waited. Address, sincing torns, Box 20, St Bice. Address GEN. ED-IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION. POE Se westbs,comfortabl ished Rooms, | Ww ONY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, IN SUMS Se couvenient coacacerr for wmenteman: | NEO Sie at lowest rate of uiterent NTED—BY APRIL. ‘hus wife, twonicely: comsrenscouas WANTED Te KNOW OF a SINGLE ciaager of the skin that ROSE JELLY will not cure, tis fg frucrant and socthiig compound, highly "secon might far | tuavted foe the cGmapleaton ata tk damage. 4 i fos its a 0 lard. tallow or glycerine 1a dew pearl bores, a cetits, Send for opeall on the tole mernts. Blin? HL. VILLEE & CO, 209 Pa ave. nw. STED-HIGHEST PRICE PAID Pow OLD t beds. Address ULIRA, Star office trial r Wie ROGNEE EAND WARRANTS Wat JOHNSTON, Attorney at Law. Room 41, Le Droit will pay eash for Militar ty issued for services in auy prior to, mbi8-Tm* h1G- Lin BLA SPRAKERS. SINGERS, to Poxsews a clea d Squill at druseists, WASTED (BUSINESS MEN 0 LEAVE THELK with us. at job and book printing. ty of qtitek work. KT, Printers an ce Wise This is a re ative, being prepaned les. Can be taken freely. «No quercury), Recoule WARES Bott House KNOWN THAT C5. BUD a avenne (opposite City Hal Deeds for all the St land), W AST2D SHGHEST CASH secondhand Clothing, Watch Furniture, Stoves, Carpet od all Kivd of ith clean or dy workmanti Sxperience: goods called for and. delivered. “LB POSEY, Tid Vath ste opp. thre Pordand jal Zien STED—Ag F. LES STOCK SS ier. ben ntalln oan ren catleel for aund retuiru aie, 10th sind baay. Jala W ANTED-MOTH AND OTHER, INSECTS EX. erated from, Cart urate, Fare the only process whieh hens Hot Napiiee Ger © EKO. 61 Le. ave ry | WANTED, COMMIBSIONER OF DEEDS Pou Mery State aud Territory, Not Gomulasloner,“JUHN E'BERLL. SST FF na he Yar otlice teow 9 an. to 9 pan Tephone 344-2. 1 CLEANING. NO Shippiue by our proces, ‘Telephoue 115-6. A, B.CHACE & BK. O10 La ave. ‘ap | LOST AND FOUND. OST—A BUNCH OF KEYS, ON STE inder rewarded by leaving at 1, psec FAR CORNER OF CONN AND EI. ay i slver watch, with chain ail ball, iI ave t OST ON, MONDAY. APRIL | 4Tu TN Tait 4 neighborhood of 1 Gold Ma. Scie Kevstoue. 8 at 1323 Vermont av Lest AGub BROOCH a CAT HOLDING X A pear b an ite paws: also a Muti, Jet under a | reward these a "HAD ON ft returnend Kestaurant and Dining Saloon, aya J Si, AND PENN sylvan White Box fy Bonnet. Return ty 1007 8 st uw a ON THI La New Jersey ave. between Capitel aud collar and wold pin will be ry 1 si. shtewank sfhett 3 Siar wity gos ACK BUR TIPPET aati onan Of near Lines uf uder will be S100, REWARD WILL BE PAID POR THE RE- ery of the body Jone bride, in Georvetown chaunel, om Apply to 407 1 MONEY TO LOAN. (00—TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, _tmb31]__ THOS. F. WAGGAMAN, AL ESTATE, PKOMPE 230). 0002 F erty AT LOW RATES. SToCks | MEGSEE Tero Papertoustitand sold LOUIS CUNNINGHAM, Bruker, mul. 7-Aw isiy Pat. | HY be ALWAYS EN OU HANDS TO LOAN ON Satisfactory Peal estate security, a SUIS to Sunt a Saud 6 percent i. WL uterst “% » & JUMNSTON, 738 15th st. nw. | MS ¥ 10 LOAN ON REAL PSTATE ies CoE — “Te saucer HENSED, AL ESTATE 10: Ss ann anes eS uate ae ee oP 8100, O00 it ia AE M* ¥ TO LOAN— Sea task een eon - | Feel sndutent, un approved Heal estate ia | clas.) Moucratechattes. "Me PARKER foal Hmuate anid 3.2m ee iS nouTewax, | ees corner SiG eek Pon Mo TO LOANON ArrRO eDUEALESTATH Th. oderate comin. 3 Ate. -- GHD. WLANKIN', cor. Hand 19th sta. i Meee TO LOAN | ketate security.