Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1887, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: he WASHIN GTON, i ——_— D. C.. Boal o rk APRIY, : 25,/1887—WITH SUPPLEMENT. THE EVENIN ‘G. + STAR. WAS ib GE Gis April 25, 1887. ‘The Evening Star has a regular. permanent boma fide daily circeiation more than treble that ef any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that fall the other daily papers bere added together. THE STAR cannot undertake to preserve or return rejected communications. Contributors who wish to possess their manuscript, J un used, should keep a copy. 8a Matter of whatever character intended for publication must, Y is appearance the same day ts demired, reach the eice not later than 12 ‘clock noom, (No attention paid to Anonymous Letters oF _Communteations on any subject. [Ap address has been ismed by the London Peace Society to the friends of peace tn the United States, it states that the members of the society have ob- served with some anxiety the difference which has arisen between the United States and Great Britain on the question of the Canadian fisheries, suggests a danger that by the use of inconsiderate and irritating language on either side the spirit of the two nations may become unduly agitated, but disclaims any apprehension that the inatter will lead to any serious breach of the cordial friend- ship between the two nations. If ordinary diplo- matic negotiations fail the reference of the potnts in dispute to some form of peaceful arbitration 1s Urged. The emphatic declarations of Presidents Grant, Hayes and Garfield in favor of submitung all disputes, especially between Great Britain and the United States, to peaceful methods of settle- ment are recalled, and it is suggested that ques- tons of far greater gravity than that which now troubles for a moment the relations of the two countries have been happily disposed of by this method of adjustment. ‘The highest civilization and enlightenment will bring international arbitration as a substigute for War, and peace socteties have a good effect n as- sisting the world’s development in this direction. But the world moves very slowly away from war. The American Peace Society shortly before the Crimean war formed and announced the conelu- sion that men had reached that condition of en- Nghtenment in which war was an impossibility. But the tmpossthle happened both in Europe and here, and no previous struggies surpassed In hor- rors the Wars which followed. The difficulty will de settled only when the ruling element in every powerful nation appreciates the evils of war and inclines to arbitration. A single war-discarding nation would be at the same disadvantage among ‘the barbarous great powers of to-day as the small boy whose mother will not let him fight among the pinching, kicking, bullyigg roughs who tor- ment him at school. It should be possible, how- ever, even at this stage of the world to settle dis- putes between the United States and Great Britain Dy arbitration. ‘The address in the present case should, however, be almed at the Canadians and not at the people of the United States, ‘The nu- merous oflicers of the London Peace Society seem to be almost entirely members of parliament, and their admonitions would doubtless have welght With the Canadian authorities, Our Hshermen driven by shipwreck or stress of weather or need of provisions into our neishbor’s waters, have been Tetused the hospitalities aud devenctes of human- ity; have been subjected to all sorts of Insults and Indigaities, and in some instanees powder and ball have expeiired their departure. Cannon firing tends to unduly agitate t rit more than “trri- tating langua enlarge its Geld of labor! $a ‘The operation of the inter-state commerce law continues to be as oppressive as possible by the corporations which are opposed to ft, On the Lake Shore road, for exaimple, it has hitherto been ‘The custom to allow stocklulders to pass free over the ine on the of the anaual election—a fair enough rule, designed to reduce to a minimum those inequalities of distance from the place of meeting which might prevent the fullest attend. ance. Now the order has gone forth from the headquarters of the company that, even within the state of Ohio, where the inter-state act would not apply, no distinction shall be made between Mockholders and other persons, but that all alike shall pay fare. ‘This is the most deliberate case of cutting off one’s nose to spite one’s face that has ‘Deen Witnessed yet as a fruit of the new law. It ‘Uhe railroad companies were in earnest, and made thetr complaints in god faith, they would try to reduce, rather than to augment, the discomforts they suffer. Any other course leads Inevitably to the conctusion that they are making their plight worse than It need be for the purpose, not of test- ing the law, Dut of securing its condemnation Without a fair trial of its merits, —_—<$<$<— Tt is not often that the social ambitions of the millionaires of the Pac: coast commend them. selves to public admiration; but the contrast be- tween the destiny which awaits Charles Croeker's daughter aud tat which has been chosen by or forso many other young women similarly placed, deserves more than passing notice. With her for- une, present and prospective, there would have been nothing astonishlug in Miss Crocker’s being given im marriage to a scion of foreign nobility, in exchange for the conference of a ttle upon herself and her children. That she ts to be married toone of her own countrymen, an industrious young law. Yer, and the descendant of a line of patriotic American ancestors whose highest pride has been In their distinction for scholarship and the domes. Ue virtues, speaks volumes for her own good taste and the sound sense of her parents, It 1s to be hoped that her exatuple willestablish a precedent; ‘and that the days are nearly numbered for “Miss ‘Moneybags trom the States,” to make herself and er country ridiculous by her annual crest-hunt. ing tour of Europe. a It Charles Reade were still alive Lis serap-book Of newspaper clippings as gestions for future novels would surely gather in (he strange story of Uhe Babbicombe murder. An English isdy mur @ered and robbed—her servant, Lee, convieted of ‘the crime—three attempts to hang Lee and three | failures by successive breakings of the rope— superstitious horror ameng the offictals—commu- ‘Cation of Lee’s sentence tu penal servitude for life— Geath-bed confession of the real murderer, estab- Mshing Lees innocence—Lee’s release and com. pensation from the gorernment. Whatan air of eekanaity would surround. novel, based upon | and developing Unese headings! Which one of re. cent Setions cam beast a nore sensational ‘han that of this true sto The Massachusetts board of railroad commis— Shoners have finally reached the copelusion that the Koslindale disaster was caused by the fact that the bridge was so worn “as to be Inca- pable of withstanding the weight of the cars.” ‘The point of the report ts not found In the fact Whai the bridge fel: because it was incapable of stanling, but in the fact that the company per. iuitted the bride to be used im spite of protest until, Without the excuse of any sudden shock or recently developed defect, it collapsed from general causes, open to the observation of every one. society ‘The proposal of the Rifles band to give Sunday concerts 1p the public parks deserves encourage- ment Col Wilson as gtven his consent, and now all that remains is for the Comuissioners to give Theirs. It may be that the rich people of the efty Would not atiend the concerts in great numbers, for they have a thousand ways of passing a hol day pleasantly : but With the poorer class itis dit. ferent. They work hand during the week; and on Sunday. thelr only time for recreation, the Wbraries, museums and art galleries are closed against them. Conducted on the plan proposed, | Dy popular subscription, the iuxury will not be & charge upon the public easury. ‘The Wilson-Moen scandal came near reaching an abrupt end on Saturday, when the principal actor init sought a further lease of notoriety by swallowing a dose of laudanum. Unfortunately, the stomach-pump Which was appited to relieve hun of the potson did not bring up the deadly secret with the res, That remaius to Vex an inquisitive world; but it has been carried so leng and treated 0 rudely that it has probably lost a good deal of Its pristime power. - eo ‘The Mexican due! seems todiifer from the French duel in the proportion of 2 to@ In the French duel nothing Bappens to either participant, In the latest case in Mexico both combatants were killed. Perhaps the French styles more consider- ate and pollte: but sertous persons will have more respect for the Mexican, because if a grievance 1s Worth a resort to arms ts worth Mghting over Uli It Is literally wiped out 1n blood. J. B. Lerrere. Formerly with ¥, 3 BLEPEEDX & ned alt Pape. soarains vt een tO Li CS pL ‘this week only. we meses. | Tomorrow, cr = oS H A Reprod AE P ERE Coc MUA A sSs A L EER ao Sag8 2A LULL HOSIERY. HOSIERY. HOSIERY. H (00 988, 2B Mose ay HH 00 Sug im BEE Zt HOSstEry. HOSIERY. ‘HOSIERY. i ae Hi BAB tz jo) stripes, ete, in ‘combination Bought at price; oftered at half price; net a pair worth less or three pairs for $2.75. THREE MORE Az uN — PAE's Gao SA HEME osc No. 1—Schopper's brillignt Lisle Thread Hose, black, three pairs for $1. No. 2—Fine Gauge and light-weight Irish Bal ‘25e., or five pairs for #1. . 3—Children’s seven and one rib Black sizes 7 to 834; only 25c., or three paire fer 70c. ANOTHER GREAT A NN 4 R ee 7 rye ik $ nae a fa a i EM split feet. Navy, Seal, Garnet, Cardinal; cheap because tour pair red were in esch for $1. GGG. ER ws g se ER Seo FOR gy eg GENTLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, BARGAINS IN SOCKS FOR YOU. ‘No. 1—Full Regular Fancy Bal Half Hose, double No. 2-Spring Styles Fancy English Bal Half Hose, ‘Rew colors and styles; 25c., or six pair for 91.23. ‘Thread Half Hose ; 35c., or three pair for el ‘No. 4—Warranted Spun Silk Half Hose, desirable ote. 91.50; many worth $2.25 a pair. Your choice for g*4, double toes and heels: warranted fire-dye; 35c., oF extra long, double toes and becls improved stamped and ‘warranted fast color extra long One hundred Z Schopper's oil-botled Hove, dosen ‘44c. Hone ; your choice for 29c., or four pair FT ss a ris EER N Wi t Saaf GENTLEMEN. toes and heels; 18¢,, or three pairs for 50e. No. 3—Black, Tans, Grays, also fancy striped Liale colors; 48¢., or six pair for $22.7: No. 5—Ribbed Bicycle Hose, all colors, déuble toes and heels; 48c., o three pair for 81.35. THE BARGAIN COUNTER Contains To-morrow a Job Lot TURKISH TOWELS; prices just half usually demanded. PPPoA f A Hi | 2 4 ber £4 E fies P 4 ALLLLA all RRR OOY ¥ Lb ae RRO on pig ty SE R ROO Y 4 ALLLL (A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager,) apes 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 1Q *ARDSs GENUINE [gLINEN TORCHON LACE, for: BLUM'S, __ap2a.ate 745-47 Sth st 80, HORT END TABLE OFE-OL 07 ee Se _ap22-3t Tith st. ste. Exxrnsonpiary Arrracrioxs ‘THIS WEEK. WHITE DRESS GOODS at half price. Thousands of yards just purchased. LACE ORGANDIES in Fancy Stripes. CHECKS, LACE BARS, CHECK NAINSOOKS, STRIPE NAINSOOKS, CORDED MARSEILLES. CHECK NAINSOOKS, 5 cents instead af 10 cents. STRIPED NAINSOORS, 5 cents inatead of 10 cents. CHECK NALNSOOKS, 7 cents instead of 14 cents. LACE BARRED, 10 centa instead of 20 cents. CORDED MARSEILLES, 15 cta. instead of 23 cts. LACE SAVOY, 1256 cents instead of 25 cents. LACE GRENADA, 123 cents instead of 25 centa LACE AKCADA, 123 centa instead of 25 centa. At JOHNSON, GARNER & 00.8, 636 Pa ave, south side. | SOME CHOICE THINGS IN SPRING DRESS GOODS AND SATTEENS JUST OPENED. FRESH SUPPLY OF PLAIN AND FANCY CANTON MATTING JUST OPENED. BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPETS AT COST. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., 8% 636 Pa sve., south side, TAIR OIL-CLOTH, ‘Gc. per yard, st the ‘Double ap22-3t bee a ENS REGULAR MADE PRENCH BALBRIG- Mo" SPE a alae apes-2te 745-47 8th ste Exes Riesr Here: GOOD NEWS IS THE BEST NEWS. THEREFORE, READ ON. If one-half the attention that is paid to: money ‘was paid to saving: tthe world would bemuch cares, Be thrifty, as well as industrousand when you want to buy Clothing go where you will get the benefit oflow VICTOR E. ADLER'S ‘TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE Is the piace to save money. HERE 18 THE PROOF OF IT. Our Great Specialty Suit. 89.75. We have added five new styles this week, making in all thirteen different styles and textures. These goods are strictly all wool, and we claim they are the greatest Vangain ever produced in the District, 97.50 Bayea Cassimere Suit. Strictly All Wool. $5.00 ‘For a Good Business Suit. $16.50 For a PrincezAlbert Suit, ‘Wanscott Worsted, Blue and Biack. Strictly All Wool. $9.50 Fora Bine Slater's} Plannel Suit Strictly All Wool, Fadeleas Color, with Two Seta of Buttons, BOYS" SUITS, AGE 13 TO 18 YEARS, 84.50, 85.50, 96, 87.75, $8.25 and upward. CHILDREN’S SUITS, AGE 4 TO 13 YEARS, STRICT- LY ALL wool, 82.97, 93.50, 83.87. $4, 94.75 and upward. ‘MEN'S PANTS. ‘Neat Mixtures, Hair Lines, and Cambination Stripes, ‘Strictly All Wool, ‘2, $2.50, 83, $3.50, $3.75 and upward. at VICTOR E ADLERS TEN PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSR TEN 927 AND 929 7TH STREET NORTHWES, COR MASS. AVE STRICTLY ONE PRICR _Open Saturday unti} 22 p.m. 0925, Bore See wae oe. at ap23-2t" 748-47 Cee — bes, ma Rene, Seooppeaten, offer the celebrated ‘BRIDAL VELL FLOUR from the manutscturer. ‘964 Pennsylvanis eve. aw. ‘We told you about a year agoof the nice men im Blue, sort of sailortike lookipg people, woo told.s nice story about the Smugglea Cloths they had for sale—smuggied from Eng¢land— ‘that 1s, from New England—and how they worked their little game. Well, our expose hurt that game, 90 they worked another. They offered the Cloths at double their real value, and said, “They had rented Willard Hall, and ‘were going to bring tailors there from Eng- Japd, and make the Cloths they sold intotuits at five dollars s suit” One professions! men, ‘whose brother had been @ victim, exposed the fellows, and they were caught, taken to police headquarters, and then weknow not what be- came of them; but no ese than a hundred fo—s—victims—actually went to Willerd Hail. ‘Those are the “smart people," who know more about Clothes thas the man who invented ‘thar. They were going to get a suit at $18 or 920 that their tailor charged $50 for, but like all others that try to get $50 worth for $18 ‘thay got L-E-F-T, badly left, Now this is one of the fakes in the trade that DON'T adver- ‘tise that we expose. There are no less than four other styles of Fakirs in the Clothing (wade here now. They get the crop of fools, while sensible men patronize firms that are ‘pot here to-day and GONE TO-MORROW: firms that have the name over their doors; firms that are going to stay; that expect their children to keep up the good pame their fathers established. That's the hind of a firme you want to trade with. 2 SAKS & COMPANY, ‘WHO SELL CLOTHING AT ITS VALUE. AND GUARANTEE THE PRICE AND QUALITY, apa 800 TO 308 SEVENTH STREET. MEK Srorkad button holes, re a ewhcuy, See POR TUESH AY. For to-morrow (TUESDAY) we offer the following bargairs: HOSIERY. 18 Dozen Pairs Ladies’ Black, Ingrain, Split-feet Hose; Spring Weight; taken from our regular 25-cent line, and sold for one day at 3 Pairs for 50 cent. No ‘more and no lees than 3 pairs to a custo- ine p sont for Pisin shades to match, 03 and 4 Sind others" Most iaomema een cae) {9 tae Fighe adele pre pr emi areas 1 B0e. ber yard, a Gatun Grecia male Crepe" Sa WOODWARD & LOTHROP. rollgeected sleet steoe an nd the ie wine is a READY-MADE BED casera Sisihsd td Brow. cael cehes eat Janda Flue Grade, : Ss 0 caer soak eeap aa ‘850, each. es i “tet, ata eS ‘each. a ‘0c. each. | READY-MADE BOLSTER-CASES, ‘B5e. enc! RES (Basement: to the right) WOODWARD & LOTHKO! prota Sag or & ‘The big 9 We [ treat the excel] Ninna it jues: Teg aL Y'# White Crochet Bed Spreads, only only Celebi a1 t Bed 8) ER! ac ireg tr ls ne, ge sizae. ny fittings tice ead tor cote, kon Cen eas cate ie, etna is Sirs ene a ee gunae atin-Finabed,All-Ovw hole. S7BE Bebo ana gi5.30 cache” (Basement; to the right.) Case d1-4 White Fine Crochet Bod Spreads, Crochet Bea 2. Paiteacke Re thnk GE the bat feud nade Extra Size White Crochet Bed Spreads, only ie extra sine and races bes no ‘don! i me ea i sages 01.25 “Tho French makers for genius. All. hou ae Seta a the usual bul ane reign ors, units. We think our Spread atock will please you. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Ky Turnoven Sux Stock. Ta. varlety, anda higher before. Black ing a gyest ofan fares ways. dsiye, full, Our stock of “Wovelties"” is Maced, A, dark room ad ot erent shades ‘ander ga yarety"of Summer jow daythe al a ever Light: popular, and our gt evening Silks unustally large and. joining this deps 1e effect af the we havea fi ike, which we offer ai fe shall’ place on sale Mon- bargains: ck rita owing ext T7-ineh Tatiets Silk, tue moat deaitable tabrio for eyoing ‘gTenadines, wraps, etc., only J3c. per "Checked Summer Silks, in back and white ik checks, on] Ghote. Sumter” onisines ich All-! pecially anitaby ¢, Surahs, in iy ve. iv yard. Mika, fn fight and a ESE ‘stripe and ‘check effects, only ‘Bilks, in fancy checles, =e a afiades to match, only 81 per yard. we fanct tribes, for tritutnings, hood linings, yard. 32-inch All-Siik Surshe, in choice black and hite plaids, suitable for combinatious or full FOR, RENT--HOUSES. FOR RENT_HOUSES. IW sigst who mia wit he Sgt ds.‘no Sean ame recat melee | Wate coras res Wrees at! i ereresy ae ‘AIST AND SLEEVE-] WATERS WAET AS) Serve RAND OR ‘MEN AND WOMEN TO ©. x Watanhs aa woe, | eae ire a =a cooks, $10, to men sD E nw Boe ihe St CERaA OR SA ORL TAMIL ET ANTED—A WELL COLOR! rs Was ieee ponte | mea ctalock at Ose Now Vouk nos, APPIY Between ‘ANTRD—DRES@MAKER it AT 1300 NT. N. Witaiitre gust chy ity recommendation. __i4*”” D COOK (WRITE) WHO WILE, Box Siar omen ey oe ‘work on pants. Cue TE nl Were Gs. Sar Ree Ware oRER TASTE CATE ‘and shirt-irouers. ae a ee STEAM LAUN DRY, 618 9th stn. w. \CHMAN TO DRIVE AND Shar ro borses, Apply with recommendai ‘vetweeh 4and Sovdock. At ES ED-LADY | OF INTELLIGENCE TO FILL WHR: of trust, higtioat oterea required, ug experience if en while 1 S.1n, FREDEMICK A. te Seas thscu we te NTED—A WELL, RECO LE ae eee eae CARSON BTEWAM Facnvv.cupetsire [=a ont zo ‘TAKE CHARGE OF and cong well tecommended “Appi between 3 att | 7 120m, Mrs. BR, 1410 ‘Pennayivauin ave. av it NIN LADY TO GIVE INSTRUCT WANTERS Ait DY 20 Give DieTEy -Addeee Box 84, Star office, "| S™ ™ WANTED FOR, GENERAL “HOUSEWORK WORK 3 yaite woman, from city, without lucumbranoe’ one who cal’ take fl chiarwe ‘Perms must German, Scoteh or Swedish preferred. ste. Pie it abr + pompders firean opeany Pome, at abundant, Wie r Sand " ‘Am at G16 Oth st. Wie aa © NEW YORK AND SUBURBS, ie neato | snail tte SERS; LIB. opposite Witeme en Cooks Walters rane: Ea ia ee a a on Pe Rw Wap tons coun ete TN BLACKSMITH shep. Apply to Coach Factory, 2308 Penne. ave. ED | WOMEN WEI Oe, co 4 Wife for farin and attend cattiey Fart fiands ad Saige, ‘T. LABOW BUREAU, S17 7th st. 2.W. WANTED AGENTS AND CANVASSRRGEXTHA | Re inducemente—on imi iment soda; liberal pay,to a eaten WANTED — IMMEDIATELY — INTELLIGE: xy faerie te spprentioes for aa at | worknan apageate TANTED cITORA IN WASHINGTON, ‘iso in Maryland and Virvania for Uoptctous of Blowranh, i s wala: 8 3” “Just published: ary, Essays aud Speeches 05 eae D RerLei Os pea sre (OF GOOD ADDRESS, WAV: HAV- 2 injiitary or naval acquaintance. A Fare) orton Wor’ pardieuiare Sadao SATIOSAE HILL, Biar office Wwastan: -LEARNERS FOR PROF. GHRISTN. rs hew “International Tailor system” with any ineh: ruleor tape-measuro aléne, as all scientific tailors and Gpinent Paris, Berin spd) London ‘dresmmakers, cut, Sat easly Iearnod, rapid.conipretensive aud practic ‘ahieh needs ay retitune. nigra telnet atted, ion needs 0 Batted dapat or made: ‘The aysten tupht hy bine. BUS MESMER, “conservatory of Modes,” 1220 F at. nw., Washington, D.C. ANTED—DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT _HU- Teau conalueted by ladies. Mew aud women wie and colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, with refer~ ence, 717 M st. 0, Did. WANTED I ADIES TO LEARN DRESS CUTTING ua Hting by the actual measure aid square rule, at reditoed price cuttin, tui and pattaran cut £6 Imeawure, at 1010 F ter 203m WiANgEP-AS AWBIVIOUS EARNEST Mar Tooled cutside principal cition ta represeit-in bin own locality, a responsible howia” Good salary gow. NARUFACTUREN SUPT. Lock’ Box Vv SES TO mbSe-matudw their own homes; $7 to WORK FOR US AT $10 per week canbe = TS POnlyae8 per sand Suir mee, Nepal, petals te a areae TPE BUSTLES. Qfain floor—1013, F street side.) ARTC0., 19 Central st., Boston, Mass, Box 5,170. Dozen Crinolive Wire Bustles, strong, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Se oe eee en p25, Corner 11th and F sts. n.w. _WAD ‘ANTED—SITUATIONS. _ 2 for 25 cents. No more and no less than BHEICE AND DEAp GOAT BACK JERSEYS, Wie BY A YOUNG Gi! RL ‘A POSITION AS two of theve Bustles to 8 customer, Ce ‘Combi , seamstress; willing a Sa out ny the day, esr Bt Uth st. 5.0.7 ~ eee en MILLINERY. ZGEDAAL DREGH PATTER TANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WH TRE, ‘NIVERSAL DRESS PATTERNS, 3 situatio bermai 0, assiat . Itis singular, but a fact nevertheless, given away this week. a fA Re ae RG Fess eh ares that we are selling new shapes in Spri a rea Pauper aw. Bonnets 49 cents, while others are ws TE! RELIABLE Nee ee artes Laxestnas & Bro. iY eg I with city referenre Bee bee It 8 diffe and cola) ‘city references. eure in price ia out of all proportion aa a crite. GEES, Rospioyment Bureau, O20 F at nw. apss-6t ‘May compel you sometimes to buy low-priced foot Wear; if so, bear in mind that no matter how low in Price there is not a Shoe in our house but what is made of durable material, with all-leather sole and equal in style and fit to the highest-priced shoe. ‘THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LOW- PRICED RELIABLE FOOTWEAR. FOR LADIES, 220. Genuine Serge Slippers. ‘T4c. Lasting Laced and Congress. bbis., half bbis.. quarter sks. and eighth sks. direct ‘This ie the STRONGEST and BEST FLOUR for BREAD ever sold in Washington. ‘7ée. Kid, Low, Button and Ties. ‘6c. Pebble and Kid Button Boots $1.23 Glove or Serge-top Button, $1.48 Genuine Kid Button Boots. FOR GENTLEMEN, ‘S4e. Serviceable House Slippers. 91.23 Low Button, Straps and Ties, $1.25 Gaiters, Laced and Button, $1.85 Seamless Vamp Shoes. ‘$2 “Hahn's Famous” Calf Shoes. ‘Misnee’ $1 genuine kid. pad and pebble, worked hele heel | Childe (4 to 8) 50c. tipped spring heels, Child's (4 to 10) 756, pebble ana kid button, ‘Boye and Youths" 06¢. solid button, Best makers’ fine Shoes. Ten per cont, lower than the loweat. Wit AEN & 008 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE, ap25 816 7TH ST. and 1982 PENN. AVE. 11-4 "GES. ol ap22-3t Mas M. J. Hosr Sie ENGLISH AND FRENCH ROUND HATS AND BONNETS ate ‘From the leading London and Parie Special attention given to Mouraing: JERSEY JACKET, 83.98; worth DOUBLE-BREASTED JERSEY JACKETS, bound A fortnight since we called your attention toour opening of SPRING WRAPS. Since then many have ‘been sold out, new ones substituted, and the stock con- siderably augmented. Anyope cap now make a selection, as everything pos- CHECK JACKETS, with Hood attached, 32.98. STRIPED JACKETS, with Hood attached, $3.98. Apretty MIXED CLOTH JACKET, with or without Hood, $4.98. nobby, for 4A FRENCH SEAM JACKET for $7.45. A Very Fine KERSEY CLOTH JACKET, perfect at- ting and finiab, for $8.95. A Very Dressy JETTED WRAP for $14.50. An Entire JET WRAP for $16.50. 4 Handsome JETTED WRAP, combined with Velvet, ‘ilk lined, Jet Fringe, for $15.50. as low as $4.98. ‘Silk, in all the new Spring Shades. sible has been put in our stock to make asaleacer- tainty, ‘We have exerted our utmost to procure the sightliest ‘and best-made garments that could be bought. ‘We make alterations on the premises without extra charge, and always promise a fit. With this preface we ‘will endeavor to explain to you what is in our vast stock: ‘A fine ALL-WOOLCLOTH JACKET, with Hood, $5.25. TAILOR-MADE JACKETS, in light shades, very Very Fine JETTED WRAPS, in all the different grades to the finest made Traveling Ulaters and Ragians, An Unlimited Stock of LADIES" SUITS, in Cloth and All the New Shapes and Styles and Colorings in PARA- SOLS. ‘Variety to astisfy every turn of mind. Our INFANTS’ DEPARTMENT contains peouamary to make. couplets Gopartrmng 7 Everything in BABIES’ WEAR from head to foot. BOYS' SHIBT WAIBTS in Percale and Flannel Asno urging is countenanced in owr Establishment, ‘YoU would be treated as a customer, though you might be only a looker. ONE PRIOE ONLY, apa 420-422-424-426 SEVENTH STREET, 'ANTED—POSITION BY AN ENGINEER AND Steam-Fitter; United States license. Address NELSON, 103 Bt. Paul at., Baltimore, Md. V PSEA ESOT an office, is alsoa wood penmman, ee heme rae Adress TAPE: WANTED Ra. SOOKE 3] AT THE Sbrldse: apderetonds pastry oad soserta ih ail ics iy bet. 5 and 6 | : Witep—ar A vase ia near pie ne ‘wrinkles, black: dist exion ins urements rem to all who use it, ut ou ¥ st. Sid floor x te. Uc. and @1 per box 5 73470 ome 10 20 | iy ar 1 per bOE. mt it ore Pat Tir: 470 La ave, from 10 to 20 Witniete a HIRE FOR MONTH OF MAY rhole or part use of one- ta ofhce BEST wapsrom private family, wh arene, satina prices CANRYA Mae yee. 0 SUITS " OF eas ar aay god shipped, | Fine Wiis Building, wi ¥6,000°86, 20, sk Bale hold ra with Us f o make a, mb12 $e756 99.50 per m.; bo Wert Wiis, Eckbie Blige, LY NO Aa Waisteies Aeaeurer tin covgeptant madeckee mattresses renovated ONT’ Att Watery ee guage ta unequaled sn etinbuins, Oras IAPLOR S Bais" Praiters and Be ANTED—AT GEN. E farm, horses to winter at wt ter ‘e ns RO. mete Be ae WANTED - comatigs State land Commissloner, JOHN. ee Mrottice trom 9 aim. 10.3 terrae: heads, vulgar, We TED—PRIVATE LAUNDRY-WO) done without machinery. Call at L, th Poult Faieut Office, before Sain. OF DEANE TRON SAFE, ADDRES Cee fired ad ‘pls. nsf. to, stan a aes balled for ©) Hoe cabinet Wines @ ipholaterer, 1906 141 ieary. 3800 Biot 3 wey ‘ANT RE-SECORD- HAND WUENEFTGE Wie Stoves, Feather Bas, and a kinds Furniture, for which be paid. Address H. BAUM. WASTED, push SINESS MEN TO Eve THEIR nent job and book printing. We he 219-221 7 th at, iok work. 8 berm. Catenion, ae MAGI Eo saber CURE piiby,breaking out on face or bods cured. Moth, pim- esi wilh owners “Aan es ORB RENT— 2, 1319 ‘GoRGORAN s x - ia ap2zae mecludiie i orcbes froutand | J) SENE RESS P.O. Br oy ‘Bounty sree 089 ‘of House. Tulehcat costs ries will EF. BEALES BT box stalls; led for and retuy soales, 10th and ba. ANTED MOTH AND OTHER INSECTS & ea ‘au kil en Bot Seed eet uy STEAM cae [SaaS Wo ‘Pelophene.. na BY, OUR proceed, 5-8. 15-6. sie J RENT—A SIx-2ooM BAY WINDO all the modern ingrovenenta, 1008 H st. Bae price #20. a oat Gia. ered LY ERICK HOUSE, FIve om, 1WAD Side Bt. nw. eee 4 a gate " apron Swi oe Star Olen NT—HOUSES 159) Way UE, ee <9. OFFICE ROOMS. 525 1th st, Wr... 13 wan Builds” froma 30-100 1211 F st., 34 floor, ‘with, me for rent oF sale is liberally Cee 33 40 Wits ss i S0ai wth 5018 ‘Bie M "5 os senda 9 Rd : roa aa oe Aes wi ht eh wt. | Was na rier eee Second ten ar onthe TSN Erik | C2 Clo naa ever over pad st Wonktton A ad ap? Bor lid Sun a RENT — "FURNISHED HOUSE, 11 ROOM, | , Mt sare W3STeD—co. a Pi = be localit p, woruwns. a povatnel rout | eg coats. ge nee ET ee ee sp, rm ee cellar, i nhac, £36. 41230 r iy and N spun. 825 Lenox r 706 11 . Wy (AKING | JPOH, RENT {BRICK HOUSE, SEVEN KOOMS, | inti rout iio’ Fikete sda Vee NTED—706 ITH OT, N. W. DRESS! hot and cold water, 12 7th at Wet - fn Chics pias ae Tailor ie Apply Ie 0 HOLTEMAN Te Fe th a bet. 4... ith ein ayer RENT—A SEVEN-ROOM URICK Now ¥ wt, 30 floor, tr, 8 NTED—TO PURCHASE A FINE SADDLE AND mproveineits, one syivare trout BLA B15 Delaware aveutionn e. “Aes uext H Woreares senew eal cx SmUY- | Habe Ga Ay Melia eee URE were cee TED—PERSONS WHO WANT MONEY TO vB, KURT. Nw. TES Hoon opP. | ,, "he ahuve noniy, portion of the property on sug Wier Se TD peas CERO Rune naa ‘to weil, should apply to first room on; Foie ft | the stand asi.“ 0s. © VASuAwaR Hoon BSD. riwe aT SFO 20K THE SANGRE BF victdanhing Wat ace. horas ete PAY CASH FOR BARGAINS aris louse, seven rook 4 Fi 436 Q si. cellur all modern anprovements. Ingwire 8t 24 w dcrery ave. 6 AGGAMAN | | ine OF HOUSE, NW. Yeu roow aud S ti RowRChASS em newly papered a Plumbing’ entrel Po 800 14th at, W: Wetneeaene or M a wae Pe eee fon the premises ea : oe - aR SABER, “alec, the best tonic foc aitet bens FOUR-STORY Hot ae 1923 VERMONT AVE. Nw dog the syaters, A pure vegetable com posite Feniion Ofie, 10 rosa. i ath furnished Rooms, with Bret-ciam Board, py? oe abd hatidnoun teh +4 UND 0 oF RINE AP e egnert ria Ne ¢ WO-STORY, Stx-hOOM a parce 20 cen andit i pul Awe n, 2224 12th stu. ably with bu ilar Boat 30, and So oente tetera # ~ a month CHILL: cor ativend Brats, "Sede oa ret your, money. 349-50-51 Center Market. Ea 4 BE ta hatee 12 “th FOR KE: Sunderland Plac Snail House, near Poialand rey Meri areca — Tio? Petsoron the petutines, 1019 1. NG “nd >| OR REN NEAT NEW ore ar OF EIGHT Hie Li swt aac . 98 Richardson st... aur ve DYEK Lith and Fete, ‘Also alange Dumber of furiahed houses _ap23 POS bean IR MENT FURNISHED: a HOC, | CONTAIN OK KENT_FURNIRHED—A VERY DESTRA! suburbati residence, improvements, stroct cars, the owner, will ume v sores 6 | Schima ais Far es farrants issued fr services in any "war tS iat * iy Saraiah a 40> jan. 62m" ay at Nove : Ee RENT MAY 187 BRICK WOURE 2013.6 #T AW DYEIx ame 2 mus. mod. inp; rent in advance ANTED-S' et on ING AN AND a b RSE ane faquire 1615 13th st. we iw leon oe dye. fhanser ai an sho eae Soe 3th st, 8 roms, €29. CHAI Rees Foes called. tor “andl ee wat. ow. SEY, 1119 opp. the ‘OR RENT_TAE NEW STORE AND DWELLING sonic corer PEN coh Ona ee une _ rocers, oF any Kind of business. ‘This isa rare | baunineas stand tn a desirable {sos ai are M) Hs etary tor 1422 2th ste eatry beck A ane to Bae Eeetate preceen 06 8 0,000 | ee sar 8 cer moth apn) rs WM PAieiCieR, card antique, saitiy finen, anted, colored 820 | arong gto 5) MADLY apler Taste Hteletian pete ena in the ci : RENT—TW DERSON eM NOLO wad LOPS heave. wwe. i Fe Caines AND ¢ SONVENENT y ciepetged iar, Sa a Rigg noes ouse, eMON ve. seven rooms a Nd. Alo, two tive-qoou Houses, G90 WANE 70 1 RORE JELLY Has | Povenrioneiven May mm imnprowenelite. Vince; #10 per mouth, Owner at 518 y ae ‘wonderful epee te of aap east = alsin W TWO-STORY Fi it Park. $11, mea: two-story Frame, 619 Sd st cw. 83. tw LOK KENT_NEW GRAND ARMY HALL, OPPO site Willard's. canaeity about 00 societies cat alao secure desirable rooins FX story ik WEEE Wi Frage pupa © sta ne. ey twncntory ric, W Tia er Not eee wiTour TES North camel st” “Wat Fs wOLvZat phar gs gg intaltiaheebtat 2 1 4oand 5 pm. or address New G. A. Hall Com- apli-1m' Your dealer has it. eee NEAT, NEW TWO-STORY | Cs Wise ST CASH PRICE PAID FOR | aoe ayer ‘Houses on 3d st. <_ near oy is Snes | | een Vee aa ign Mie ona a | Set, A RaRAAe ate Ba. | EUs pos af aii anon 18D ailkind of Household Furniture. w Hor 3. | NOR ‘RENT— ie Mbt is Wyllestite.tet, er. 16th st., 127.8140 17 1103 16th. Lor. Sater Spates) po JAD Biretit a Me a8 314 Noll Houses in varto te $10 per month each. AR 199 Bal — mabe | 1 Denirable Ofice Rooms wm bullding 934 F st. nw. Bria feut’ SWOKMSTED? & BRADLEX, sole et Fat n 27,8. FOR RENT—OFFICES. JOR RENT—OFFICE. APPLY AT 4: now. Second floor Ex REST #25—TWO LARGE, ELEGANT, “Pott some Rooms; firvt and second floors; HOLTZMA: 1321 F st. iw. Fe RENT—ONE-HALF OF FINE OFFICE. Room. eat Hours of UOG 11th st opposite Boston, Goods House, trom May ANBING a WATER 606 Lith st apz3-at TL ROOM, 18T FLOOR, ing Sun Bi Price DEEBLE, 224 Av.NW TF. 1930 Oth stn.wite 631 Mass.av.,n.¢.,6r.. ap23. iE A FOS BENT 429 F Brick 1190 1 southern expos one large front room, 22, Uiree others algo, together or separate, wi board; central location, near avenue; Private family, 7 rooms, modern inn} month. Apply to'a. RBERL FOR RENT—ROOMS. 11TH ST, NW. ‘floor, 10TH BT, CO or without 1OR RENT—No. 417 H BT. NW. 4 EwO-STORY VS'SONe ath rie sah st Saget two or three furnished or unfurn - facing park; private family. JOR RENT—REVERAL UNFURN! NISHED a some on first floor, including parlor: modern im” LOST AN ‘D FOUND. OST-A SMALL SILVER WATCH WITH THR JOR RENT! 641 13TH BT. . W,, house. all mx 1 imps. Appiy to 1645 1th st, BRENT FURNISHED HOUSE OF SEVEN | ty turen dtr und Cennontave “A Hostal newer wil SS ‘two, rooms. od. impe., good neirtiborhood, near mat ‘be paid for its return to Dr. HEN! ena: corper 4th, Ket and strect cars,” Gwner == pate . oii 605. 7 wuld retain room a. 0. }UND—ON iD OF APRIL. SUM OF MONEY IN the northwestern part of the «ity. The owner can tain the same by paving property and pays apts Us advertunen 417 Seat. VE. IN tudiand Dog Pup. A Lborsl reward w return of either or buth to 2023 0 wether when last ween. Position in a family ae governess for young child- ai Hist. n. w., where she isat it zou, Apply at 1401 Hst-n. w., where she isat preven TED—BY A REFINED LADY OF EXPERI Wi ce a situation as housekee jummit Terrace.” OR RENT—1720 nished. chusétts ave. Byler exchanged. OR RENT—WITH BO, F: municating Hooms, at GLO) Inquire at 216 2d HST. N RARE GHANCE— TWO U as on first “floor, oF . W., LARGE, eis furnished Room. southern exposure, ‘with Glas Board: couveniont to cara; near War aud 3 SINGLE AND me = HOUSE, corner 12th apes: three on second Hoor; moderate rent. 1017 StU st. uaw., ness ae pan Ve ements; pleasant location; cars the house, Matthews Geis ee <e een la Med: church, a eolia “Gold (ini Bracelet with ee TY Serie a ren aiuafee ae St agua sete, ren wil be A FD LAS = i i. ral ret ve ana 3 ¥ piper couapements ‘by. Re ay Ca aa Feu RE -TO GENTLEMAN, TWO Houses it rear Ml; 41 grails, ded by returning tie same 10-141 a lovely draper ahd aperfect Atte, Call at Z430 Sadi: | K’neaty rornichet, one on third hot. 10 pet Mime. ou Water hw. TRE riath ‘one on second floor not as larae, 8 per mout j —ON TUESDAY, APRIL 12TH, 1887.4 ‘2D — POSITIONS FOR COOKS, Ta Soo arate ee S.R. cor. 4th and G ata, Dtained by leavine reward Apply 1139 1, ‘bet W. ST GANGS E cor. ath eh btsined least new 35 19, sre'ig fimillen folale @e. "Nartte for physicians | E'sbte for light po CURRIN ROD REE ees RTM REE g | and Asha hh ad Sate eke ae Tia hewiale ¥. ML. BURNHAM, 650-G89 Fat. Dew eens iy Renee Heo cod bese em a ES OST THURSDAY EVENING. ON F-ST. CARS. st ra oes 4 21007 Pennayivame avemw, | iT sts. 2 Pocketbook. coniainine keys, peuknite, Wate, Tee gal DESIRES THE )R RE! | UNEURNISHED PARLO! BLOB Pig ——~ | apd money Bin KS ian. ei ‘ane Sa aE and tone the | {bev res rooms, with use aod hal Sve, .,883.32/1 Seyool att PLGr,_.990 | to 10H Lib at fe wiboke oir Cee ates eeu tA aE is ™ iH r. £605 38d nwo 33 | St _THURSDAY EVENING X SMALL S11 Pa for, Wh aa bath ae winless we ioe ene nae te Boers, 6 vis tye saber oe ‘will be paid for ita return t0'009 b st. bw X ued tooms ou wecon’ floor. new lichge, wt stemes fe 2 th ste 3 “4 ABTED-OY AN INDUBTRIQUS YOUNG MAM, | Zt 78 athe Tbe routs of the Dew houses on McCullough stand | _ Al VARESE Se pet Lente Contin Das: Napdoedit~ | Dinguan Place bave Boon reduced to gu and 810 ber | J” Ost—afRih @y GOING FROM 1G OTE SE cant © best of references, | mw. lace have b to 4 st GUNG FROM Way E oiice. sre | FOR RENT—TWO OF oR THRBE-UNFORNTORED | Mouth to desirable e toned tema UL og, corner ft, to 11th sit tae ng Lith to, 8 a: WW ARRe ae, PRGEISN EADY DEBIES |X | Bi roouna; tosoutleman and wife, ae mgasoneple rales. | ap23-3t a ne ck uf cross. fore alu basin ee FOR RENT Two Bal ‘Houses for the sumer, atalow rent. oue ne ‘Thomas Circie. nw. SOR RENT u, 148... MEL} ‘mnt faa. fasuly. of alte Re earele, and ‘me eat ‘BATES & WHITMAN, 140 “DANCED THE Buck” on, itn ave. op the 18th rvs badly iu Blue, Star office, Le wall bear of Bare fae, 5 Bee wedded FUR: ae ai NFORMATION IS DESIRED OF MPTER G ROP tases ae: SP GKAG BR, wt tabs wae hts ear Ni ‘et lon Dat. south SHMAN CONSULAR AORSCK. 420 te at we Ae with braid, for $4.48. ‘for a widower with Addr ‘P" St Fine Quality JERSEY JACKETS, with Hood, 97.45. | Suldree- Nooblection wo wavel. Address TD) Star Fine Quality DIAGONAL CLOTH COAT, with Hood, STED-BYA YOUNG MAN— A POSITION, 38 a are Combination, 350. Wistiesaas fiuan or book-keeper. Adress 8. far oun ii S48. | OTTOMAN CLOTH VISITES, trimmed with Jet and —-—* ina White, Ragteed fringe Oe eet ts Bs WANTED—ROOMS ap28-2t0 ee ties, BROCADE SILK VISITE, lined with Silk, trimmed |__| == 2 se ‘with Chenille Fringe, tor 8.95. ‘ANTE (ONT ROOM, FURNISHED HEAVY CORDED SILE VISITES, trimmed with Che- | W ANtearpet aud curaius only: Bato weige Ade Poase Exeress nile Fringe, for 910. areanG. De Bear oie. Bate pes "ED_HARLY IN MAY, ONE GOL GQOD-siZED i unfurnished. without board, by 8 person Peas i ‘Terinn aust. bo moderate, itent secure. references. With good people. Address EST, ENTLEWAN DESIRES ROOM ‘between 11th and 14th ata, n.w.; state ee ee NTED. AND WIFE, A refuiahed remaer OF 34 floor, between 6 Minneae aud 14th sta nw. D—IMMEDIATELY—FURNISHED FLAT — take ue. of; gusts fowest terms highest references. Address It. Star office. WV ANTED—LARGE UNFURNISHED, pene: a We iahed Houses inguiries for Teves nag emis OG ieee ne il Kitchen, to a jug and ‘adults: We potee FIRST FLOOR iver Bist rest ite Ware THE NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE lady Living near the eit the Bladen: it at stung road, who, from her carriage witnessed the brutal as- pate faultof ue KEY ope colored boy" employed by the ington Brick Machine Co., April, ise ee ee ROO, RENT—UNFURNISH! ot oa | as ON SECOND m ‘tH x a eo | Prea and Gent Mannecr. front furnished rooms, en auite OF si win- a dow; new house; central;’ very desirable. cea KS NT OF THE, HEAVY EMAND UPOM pets inglesider Mt Pleasant sinmd "Clotting Redireas or" cals OR RENT NICELY FURNISHED Sor OF | “The above houses can be examined Staud, O19 D st. mw. api su ooms, with alceve- on sevond fiver front; location | oxruges ouly. Tomas s ed ere beat inthe city. “Table Boar, irene 2193 3m | “3a Tea Feta ~ MONEY TO. AN SOO HAS DSOM Tr LO. se T—COOL, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED R RENT- mae Oe Fase opus: second floor: separately or L0gether: | 48 College we. Janedon Terrace. 97.816 | & threo gentlemen oF, ‘aise Sipe Hitiuvsdon: sumnier prices. 1290 Mass, aveapzd-Sts | 7200 12th nw. ites Reina be, 10.30 6H. B. Row, 4rs...... 4.8. CAYWOOD, cor. 9th and K stan pride with Se lees Dente ee Sree NT—AN ELEGANT NEW HOUSE, HAND- OR REST -SEVERAL “PLEASANT. sEGOND | ROE RES fag faralahed, fot une or ue, Sears i 2 w floor, handsomely Meratabed, ‘Tooms, superior | auitsble ter for Teoeptions: la yard, with stable: price {ap16)__ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Tae Livingston, 3 aa ae aaa | MRS este Miles hx’ Stirsthe "| Sore To LOAN ON REAL EATATR AY 30 NT-AT ent per annul, aus sual, or ob peas FOR BERT OSE STS BOS Te colladeral secutty. . cnmgar a good Stable. Pall geiers tmprovemenia “Inguire at 10000 st | “agian 4 ork ED IOAN ON REAL ESTATE, PROMPE Er ‘0 NOVEMBER Mane toall ‘Call Soy > aiaeigh } tr , Ricely FUR- WOK MBI BRADLEY, erect HOTA we saci et “ROO uD Fook, | Nisifha MDA Ems. eutrully | _mi:31-2am us mes ——— + [F WILL PA’ < thecumm N ONEY Wi ‘HAN! AN Wiens re aL TE ote ti Oi | Regn alfmedarn ieee: ae 140) i thet pa SJOHN i wg Nn wunas to vue ggg li. "Era wi ars i Pe | BSL Seago ee aE | Poe mee wea TaD HTGAT BRICK DWELL:| °H°"™ GHEE Whaxevox, 28 wma. Winans CARE OFA HOUSE DURING | rOR RENT EWO weg la Ot Hutlow to prompt tnanas E ra mu fives HORBAND AND Wire Suromion | to ALLEN C. OL So ay eneraer a P aew we SEN arse RENT—COR. 9TH AND MASS. AVENUE | FOX BENT 447 F 83, Xow area Waxteba ty, RENE by one ian A mouse | FE Fiiige nicely argo nicely furgished front, Rooms seomnd snd | thedoor’ 18 per mont. Tnguirest S00 L st awe han eighteen rooms; Igcation Uetwoen Beara, Souther 4 Bach ood 7a atid ots ate, 1s eer ste ‘References exchanged. | 9253 z oP: office. ral ‘BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, NO WSs Sates aten tilts ferred : wil pay 820 per mouth. ‘address 5.9. F. eS-2t FORE RENT-NICEL) gouth pout peas ok ‘on line ELY FURNISHED ROOM} modern eva perdi: ‘of carsand st, Grant row. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL} pins = ty BULL Bt lowest Fate Of Interest. k O HOLTZMAN, Pa selS corner 10th and F ste. nw. Wars Rane een Pat MOT CAMPBELL, 1335 E ot. nw. Ene ae Wane * fox Ga: Stat oes “IMPROVED AND UN- to sell, from owners; TW ANERD_sPECIALLY INPRO ales ee —___WANTED—LOTS, poran pee. ap23-2t* T4347 SILK MITTS, ste St Cs Watehtar ate a ASE | EY TO LOANGE 4 P FOR RENT_FLATS. R RENT NEAR THE Lease CELIA a dowest ‘siezie eoate a venia. aeee ae cecrnee | Mo Mo" ee, MRT. UB. ONE OF THE fay Boorse isis as ap25-3t ‘O17 F st. oamentll E ery = jptctte tet, 35 fest fronts 12 rooms ines say pare a mag a DC ORERN, phases 2 Sas OCU, 909 Teak sie soon Bie OncenBhise Ontos: eS siakatindinsceuaarersiaie, "1m. | The largest assortment in the city to select from a 4s open tor PRbetbouse 12 Ween ws tho 8 VELOCIPEDES, WAGONS. Outdoor Games, eyph os TENNIS, BAGS ‘2 RUPPEST (003-405 7th st, near BD.