Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1887, Page 2

—_—_ ae ; THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. FRIDAY, APRIL’ 29, 1887—WITH SUPPLEMENT. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON ‘be Evenizg Star has a rexalar. permanent vous Sde daily cireulation more than treble that ef any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that ef all the other daily papers here added together- SE ee THE STAR cannot undertake to preserve or return rejected communications. Contributors whowish to possess their manuscripts, J un- used, should keep a copy. Sar Matter of whatever character intended for publication must, {/ ils appearance the same day ts demred, reach the aifice not later than 12 e'elock noon, §8™ No attention paid to Anomymous Letters or Communications on any subject. Advertisers will serve their own purpose best, and st the same time wreatly accommodate THE Stan, if they will send in Vefore noon to-morrow Their announcements for the extrs large edition of Saturday's paper, the forms of which must be sent to press much earlier than on the other five days of the week. see President Adams explains more satisfac. torily than President Huntington, so far at least as the investigating commission and the public are concerned, He does not smirk and chuckle at the idea of spending forty ‘thousand dollars a year in educating Congress and the people of Washington to a proper understanding of the practices and purposes of Pacific railway company. If we were to take what Mr. Adams does not know of wrong-doing by the Union Partfic company, and count it a8 50 much positive knowledge of the company’s right- doing, 1t would make the corporation in question @ shining monument of virtue, In all candor, ‘Unough, It does seem ‘the Union Pacific should have been the object of so much popular suspicion within the last few years, if there were nothing tn Its conduct to merit such a sentiment. ‘There mey have been the odor of Jay Gould’s occupation still lingering in its atmosphere. ‘There may have been something deleterious tn tts relations with its wicked partner, the Central Pacific. Whatever the reason, the suspicion cer- tainly was there. It pervaded the halls of Con- gress, and is reported to have caused scenes of excitement In the committee rooms, If it was ‘unjust, let us hope that Mr. Adams will be able to show this to the satisfaction of the investigating commission and of the public. ‘The Union Pacific 4s too noble a property to be made a butt for cheap polltical sensations or the foot-ball of stock ex- — 0 If the coke-miners of the Connellsville district ‘want to damage the general labor cause tothe ‘utmost extent of their power, they are taking a swift and sure means of doing it. The miners, some time ago, demanded an increase of 20 per cent In their Wages. ‘The operators proposed a compromise on 5 per cent to save trouble, but the men refused this, and it was agreed to submit the question to arbitration. After hearing both sides, the umpire has decided that, as the operators were not getting any higher prices for their coke, 1t was unfair that they should be compelled to pay higher wages to their miners. Against this de. cision the men have revolted, and now threaten a general strike. Their folly ean be accounted for only by the reflection that the coke-diggers are about the most ignorant classof unskilled laborers in the country, and that ignorance is proverbially shortsighted. In arbitration les the best hope of the labor eause for future reforms In its interest. But if it once shall come to de understood that working- men cannot be trusted to abide by an award in- ‘vited by, themselves, those employers who are really tyrannical in spirit will have a good excuse for refusing to enter into any peaceable treaty on equal terms with their men. Fair play—the real thing—is a jewel; but the so-called fair play which is fair only when it favors one side ts the worst kind of a sham, whether capital or labor be responsible for it, ——— ‘The suggestion of the State Department that 1t ‘will continue lo pursue a temperate course In the negotiations with Great Britain concerning the ‘Canadian fishertes, in order to avoid taking a post- ‘Yion Which will prevent the Government from preserving the right of the United States to the exclusive enjoyment of the Alaskan fisheries, should, in one aspect, be favorably recetved. The Alaskan seal-fisheries are far more valuable than ‘the Canadian in-shore fisheries, and throwing them open to the world means their speedy destruction. ‘While the headland theory 1s maintained against us by England in Canada, we may require that nation to observe the same theory in our favor in Alaska. But how will the vigorous demand that Canads extend to our citizens the ordinary hes- pitalities of civilized nations, under threat of re- laliation, interfere with our protection of the seal- lisheries? Is it proposed that we take a lesson trom the Canadians and refuse food and water, and sheiter, if shipwrecked, to English vessels sus- pected of an intention to steal Alaskan seals? ‘vnat would be retaliation in kind, with a venge- ance, oo Buffalo Bill, who has already figured in one of ‘the English newspapers as “a distinguished mem- ber of the Western American parllament,” 1s Dooked for a dinner to-day with one of the law- makers of the mother country. Whether our British cousins have learned anything from expe- rience since the facilities for international travel have become so extenatve, it 13 hard to say; but ‘twenty years ago Mr. Cody would have been igno- mintously snubbed as an !mpostor if he had dinea at a private tabie in London and failed to prove his dental origin by picking bis teeth with a Dowie-knite or insisting on a “whiskey straight” Defore soup. AS a matter of fact, the redoubtable Willtam would only need to exchange his som- brero for a chimney-pot hat, “Cut his curly hair, aud stick an eyeglass in his oceu- tar in order to pass for as elegant a gentleman assome of the sprigs of British nobility who have favored America with their visits and written tiresome ‘books about our people, a ‘The Michigan legislature has expelled Dakin, the dirtcheap “explainer,” who bargained away his teliow-members’ votes on the Saginaw charter at $5 and $10 apiece. ‘The position of the members ‘who were treated by Dakin as stock in trade ts ‘understood to be, frst, that Dakin’s scale of prices 13 an audacious attempt to bear the “explanation” market, and should be discountenanced as tending Yo bring the Michigan legislature into the disre- pute of cheapness ; ‘Second, that they were hardiy, ‘on speaking terms with Dakin, and his proposed sale of them was an almost inexcusable personal Liberty; and, third, that their votes are not for sale, at any priceor by any man. The investiga. lion seems to have mirched no one but and the Michigan legislature ts well rid of him, ‘The Standard Ot1 monopoly has not gobbled the whole of the Pennsylvania Tagislavure, but te hag got as much of that body as it needs for pres- ‘ent purposes, Besness Sorss. Tae Reve Ace. This fs the age of advertising, No house can hope for success that does not advertise—truth- Fully, Diferentmerchants have different meth- ods of advertising. As we are only advertising our own house—or rather our goods—we'll tell youour way. Itisto draw the public's atten- tion to our wares through the daily papers, and ‘when the people rexpond make the goods we ‘show and the prices. we name sdvertise them- selves. A plessed customer is the best possible advertisement. Recognizing this trite truism, ‘We expect our Boys’ and Children’s department to be thoroughly advertised to-day and to-mor- Yow, for we have prepared for our Mttle friends such exceptional values in Kilt Suits, Sailor Suits, Blouse Suits, Suits with knee pants in Plain, plested and Norfolk styles, Suits with Jong pants for the bigger boys, in sack and cut- away styles: Shirt Waists and separate pants, both short and long, that they will cheerfully Say 8 g00d word for our Boys’ Department to their little friends, and advise them to “go and do Hkewise.* BARS & COMPANY. ‘We found it hard to duplicate the Shirt Walsta ‘Webave bean selling at 13 cents and 19 osnts cach, but we've done it, and even improved on ‘thequality of both. Webegun the season sell- ing knee pants at 48 cents. We've sold hun- dreds of pairs, and we've got hundreds more at the same price. Our 92.50 Suits for boys, ages to 18, went like wildfire. Their likes were ‘never seen here before, but we are equal to every emergency. We've got hundreds more equally good—eame price. It musn’t be supposed that Dacause we mention these low-priced goods we confine ourselves to them alone. Not at all. ‘We've got Kilt Suits from $1.95 to $13.50, Sailor Suite from 98 cents to $7, Suits with nee pants from $2.50 to $15, suits for the bigger boys from $5 to $20; Shirt Waists from 13 cents to $1.70; Knee Pants from 48 centsto $2.50: Long Pants for boys, ages 11 to 17, from €1t0@5. Thereis nothing that s boy may need between these prices that can't be found here, and among them the best results of artistic skill. The fit, shape, style, “snap” and “tone” of our Boys’ and Children’s Clothing have not yet been reached by other houses, and “‘a stern chase iss Jong chase,” to use nautical phrase. ‘We've got the lead and we propose to keep it. SAKS & COMPANY. At 23, $3.50, 84 and $4.50 we are offering Suits for Boys, agen to 13, with short pents, thatare in point of sctual value worth a great deal more money, but wo obtain exceptional Values by buying as we do in immense quanti- ties, the benefits of which belong to our patrons, At 85 we are offering such ap immense variety Of exquisite little Suits, that were weto at- tempt to describe them in detail, we'd tex your eredulty; we'd consume too much space, and ‘we'd fail to do them Justice after all. They aust simply be seen and examined to fully ap- Preciate the great bargains they sre. At €6, 97, 87.50, @8.50 and $10, the Suits We showare superb in style and finish, the fabrics from which they are made are mostly imported goods. They are just as cheap in pro- Portion to their actual values as are our $2.50 All-Wool Suits. Those we sell at $12, $13.50 ‘and $15, are works of art of the highest order; not alone in the richness of material, but slso of trimming, design, make, shape and fit. SAKS & COMPANY. ‘We might mention en passant that our stock of Spring Hats and Caps for our Juvenile friends ‘Wes never so extensive or complete sa now, and ‘that our Shoe Department is fairly packed with ‘Shoes of every kind for the little fellows. Our Furnishing Department will complete their outfit with its wealth of bright things for Spring use. Popular prices govern every De- ‘partment of our House. ISAKS & COMPANY, ‘THE BOYS' OWN OUTFITTERS, 3229 _200 TO 908 SEVENTH AQ° SEAMLESS MATTING AT 250. PER YD, Double, combina ap2u.st ETT are ‘For you to dress well at an unprecedented low Price. Kerseys, Meltons, Cheviots, Cassimeres and Worsteds, every now style, design and Patterns is displayed here for your inspection. Separate Pantaloons in every conceivable style and quality, from the extremely low all-wool, $2 Pants to the very finest; medium or ex- tremely wide at the knee. No matter what your taste orsize may be we can please you. ‘We have that is desirable in Men's and Boys’ Clothing, excellent in quality end atyle, low in price. SQUARE DEALING. ONE PRICE TO ALL, THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO. NO. 400 7TH 8T., COR. D ¥.W, ap2o 1261 1th st so, oe Warsnuax Rerzorzarons. ‘st nw. ‘WE HAVE IN STOCK ALL SIZES OF THIS STRICTLY FIRST-cLass REFRIGERATOR. ‘THEY HAVE TRIPLE WALLS, SLATE-STONE SHBLV¥S AND ARE CHARCOAL PACKED. WILMARTH & EDMONSTOR, Tar Sraz Saoz House 726 SEVENTH STREET. Erorybody sas at te levees ‘Let's change the degree and say ours will be argh than all others. We have secured some special bargains in shoes this week. Here are a few of the lower prices: Ladies’ Shoes, fine kid vamps and glove kid quarters, at 97c., worth $1.50. Men's Shoes, Congress or lace, withrtips, and all solid. Jeather soles, at $1, worth 81.60. ‘Missqg’ Shoes, heel or spring heel, fine pebble or kid, and all worked button-holes, at 95c., worth $1.25. Youth's Shoes, button or lace, guaranteed all solid leather, at 90c., worth 81.25. Boys’ Shoes, button or lace, very stylish and durable, st $1, worth $1.50. Children's Bhoee, with solar tips, sizes 8 to 21, at ‘T4c., worth 31. i Children's Bpring Hoel Shoes, sizes 4 to 8, warranted "Tew Rid Oxford Ton with ioe ford Ties, with tips, at 74¢., worth $1 ‘Men's Patent Leather Pumps, at 800., worth $1.25. Speotal sale of Ladies’ Very Fine Cursoos Kid Shoes, opers toesand high heel, or Common Sense atyle, at 81.75, worth $2.50. Special sale Men's Genuine Calf Shoes, button, lace oF Congress, wide or narrow toe, every pair warranted, at 82, worth 83, We'll stake our right to your trade om the fact that ‘our prices are lower than all others, THE STAR SHOE HOUSE, 726 Tih Street. _ Seep gyroines until 9 oretoat, Seturdaya until 11, R MILLINERY WO) FRCS Sas ee Ee 3b __ 1941 04.1243 11th at... T= STAR REFRIGERATOR Manatee xD ap26-5t for 812 7th'st. nw, Bancams Fox Sarvnpar. ‘75-cont Spring Bonnets, 49 cents. @1.40 Paper and Enveloprs, 75 cents, €1.59 Coaching Parasols, $1.25. 25-cent Flower Pot Holders, 10 cents. -cent Gauze Vests, 21 cents. 82.89 Ladies’ Walking Jackets, $2.00. 39-cent Silk Gloves, 33 cents, 49-cent Rolled Plate Lace Pins, 33 cents, 48-cent Amber Scarf Pins, 38 centa. ‘25-cent Muslin Corset Covers, 19 centa, 20-cent Ladies' Linen Collars, 11 cents, 83.50 Satin “S.C.” Corsets, 2.00. ‘25-cent Gents’ Hose—6 pairs for @1.00. ‘35-cent Colored Sk Handkerchiefs, 15 cents, THE BBR 00. NN BaP 8 8 Rea Bp 88 NN BBB oo NONN MM MM A Maae as BPR OOH RERE MMMMAA aes ¢ HF RE ui uA4 E ¥ Gc i. 816-818 SEVENTH 87. ¥, W, Qieee SALE OF EINE SHOES AT $1 (ys eran REFRIGERATORS, driers ap26-5t “4 SE sea. 710 Tm Sz 710 Tru Sr FRE gf EB FTE gt ee FINE MILLINERY FOR VERY LITTLE MONEY. ‘NOTICE OUB SHAPES AND PRICES, We shall offer, on TO-MORROW, some ‘Extraordinary Bargains in HATS, BON- NETS, &o. Goods new and fresh, direct from the factory, Very stylish Hat, Allcolors; universal price,750. Ourprice,49¢. ‘The “CAROLINE,” beautiful in shape, fine in quality, all sizes; 58¢. Fully worth 81.00, The “GENEVIEVE," in white only, medium crown, large, straight rim, hand- some; 49e. Worth 75c. ‘The “GARRICK,” a very fashionable shape, ready trimmed, and trimmed in style; 49c, ‘This Hat would readily sell for $1.00. 25 dozen BONNETS, all colors; universs] Price, 50c. Our price, 20c. HUNDREDS OF OTHER ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS, OUR IMMENSE STOCK ov TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS WAS NEVER AS LARGE. OUR PRICES NEVER 80 Low. THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY. re, E oo % THT > g88s BL GUT Ss. mh29-tuat,gm 2? SEVENTH 8T. 11th st. 5:0, W. H. Hovcstx & Co, 1214 P STREET ¥.W,, Have Just received a eplendid line of EW STRAW MATTINGS, SLIP-COVER MATERIALS, BABY CARRIAGES, SEE OUB SLBEPING COACH. . Having s suitable room, we shall be pleased to take On storage 6 Umited quantity of Rugs and Carpeta dur- ‘ing summer season at lowest rates, W. 3. HOUGHTON & 60, ‘Furiture, Carpet and Upholetery, 1916 Pestreot. over ny Wa You Reo Ir: ‘These crowded advertisements are lost in the Star: Dut, as you have chsnee to notice this, we hope you will read on tothe end, ‘We offer the most important Bargains of this season in a 5 vv oy Le ees} i big It happens this way: We opened the season with samples of Suits from all the leading manufacturers of the United States. We ordared full line of sizes from Ovexmxe Or Bosides our regular tmportations, we have greatly ted our stock with New Goods that were Dourht from « large importing house at prices thst ‘It is impossible to tell you the names of all the differ ent kinds and prices. We can only tell you here— ‘That we have Laces from 1c. to $15 per yard. ‘Thst we have Embroideries from 30, to @5.50 per That we have Narrow Embroidery to match Floune- ‘ings im Cresta and Black; also the colors. ‘That we have Narrow Edgings to match the Floune- ings in Swiss, Hamburg, and Nainsook, some of the samples; the others we have not shown you because we only have one of a kind. YOUR OPPORTUNITY. ‘Having only one Suit of each style, you will never see the duplicate of your dress (should you buy): and On all of which we have put Prices that justify in- ‘vestigation, Our line of Lisle, Silk, and Kid Gioves are in keeping ‘with Fashion's latest whims. All shades now worn in ‘the latest approved cuts. ‘as we are willing to close out these single Suits below cost, you can buy at less than cost of the materials, ELEVEN BARGAINA, No. 1.—A Blue Flannel Suit, braided around basque ‘snd sleeves, 20 rows of braid down sides; marked 24; reduced to 918, ‘No. 2.—A Blue Flannel Suit, elaborately braided in ‘white; marked $22.68; reduced to 918. ‘No. 8.—A Suit with tailor-made flannel basque check skirt; marked 840; reduced to €18. No. 4.—An All-Wool Check Suit, basque with revers collar; marked @15.08; reduced to $12.98. No. 5A Fawn English Cloth Suit, skirt with platted front and braid-bound panels on sides, basque rep> Tesenting jacket, with pocket, etc,; marked $22; reduced to #18. No, 6.—A Melton Cloth Buit, dark tan, akirt trimmed. with 20 rows brown braid, plain tailor-made ‘basque: marked §24: reduced to $18, No. 7.~A Lady's Cloth Suit of Light Brown, skirt with ‘panels of velvet, plain tailor-made basque; mene ‘$24; reduced to $18. No. 8,—A Heavy Tricot Cloth Suit, claret color, akirt with panels of tucks, basque to match; marked ‘$24; reduced to 818. No. 9.—A Tailor-Made Flannel Suit of Black, tnoked, ‘braided, and with panels; also one each of Brown, Gray, Green, Garnet; marked $14.68; reduced to 812.98. No. 10.—A Brown English Cloth Suit, basque bound ‘with brown cord, skirt with wide panels, also bound with cord; marked $18; reduced to @15.98. LAST AND GREATEST BARGAIN— Afew English Sergo Suits, in brown, gray, and blue mixtures, bratd-bound, large buttons; marked 819; reduced to 99. No. 1117 BARGAIN COUNTER ‘Will contain to-morrow 50 pieces NECK-RUFFLINGS. made to sell for 25c. a yard, We offer them at 19¢. ayard. Can't get more. ROVAL, (A. LISNER, Sole Proprictor and Mapager,) ap29 rr 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, WE ARE BOOMING OUR | Oh ae Boars 1.98, iuclules come ic _ap20-at mM orion ee ia iat ae. (PHE STAR REVRIGERATOR Mani y for _sp20-5t 812 Th at, nw, Ase You A A Mesure ov sz Furies 5 eee Wires (1) Society For faving Cash. All Members of the Society for Saving Cash buy thelr Clothing at OAK HAUL, COR, 10TH AND ¥ STREETS. We make no pretentions of being. the oldest, wider ling House Pisce? us weds ty or deopest Glo! dd substantiate the clait Seat Best Mads aud Moet Stylish Cigthinu for tally 9 por cost ies Suan any other house fn the ety. mercer FOR BOYS 4 TO 13, Pants at $1.50, piscket an 4 stmt at 91.50, oy Tea es ack and Teeket ‘and Pants ray yond, ae . i ae ts sites 90.50, cea hss Pall iine of Sailor Pants up to size FOR BOYS 14 TO 18. it 83; S50 ld at Bi P73 vite sents dat BG Wisc Corkscrews Heath lat Suits fer ong spony than ea guests gieypias Wanbloeion. soi aster Sa peste up. FOR MEN AND YOUTHS. Black Corkscrew spd oa Fort $24 $15. Pines Meee paws at a2 we} woe ee As an extre stimulus to this Department, we are offering ‘Ladlee’ Lisle Thread Gloves for 19340. 8 pair. ‘Ladies’ Silk Gloves 25c. a pair; worth 500. Ladies’ Kid Gloves 68c; worth 91. Our Spring Stock of Hosiery for Ladies, Misses, and Gents comprises English, French, and German produc- tions, We bay direct from the leading as well as the ‘most reliable manufacturers, So we are assured in recommending our goods in | euia department both in quality end price, TX OUR LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT ‘We carry everything necessary to make s complete ‘We shall continue selling (as long aa there are only & fow left) the remainder of thoae fine Seal Pocket Books for Ladies, with Nickel Trimmings, for 50c, a Book ‘worth 61,25. ALL THE NEW NOVELTIES IN LEATHER GOODS. PERFUMERIES AND BOAP: Cuticura Soap, 160. Pears’ Soap, 9c. Pears’ Shaving Soap, 25c. Ammoniated Bay Rum, 2le SPRING WRAPS. SPRING RAGLANB, SPRING VISITES, SPRING JACKETS. SPRING SUITS. Owe Patce! Owe Paice! CONSULT YOUR OWN INTERESTS BY EXAMIN- ING OUR STYLES AND PRICES. ap29 420-422-424-496 SEVENTH STREET. OWES at Spero ell aay aa adele ap29-3t 32AT and IST eee. 0000, © 00 Hh @ © mM Srzcur Trexs, aT BBR A Me 1 p88 me UT ES 4 4 vw MMM = Ato H oo Hh Mago? CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT. Tadies’ Short Jackets, in four different styles of cloth, small and large checks and stripes, with ball ‘buttons, fancy silk-lined hoods, perfect-Stting. We were selling them from 94.50 to $5. Will now close thom ont st 83.95, At BAUM'S. A vary stylish Tailor-made Cloth Suit (all sises), in ‘the latest fancy checks, with the new braid button, full drapery, only $16.75, At BAUS. DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. 5 pieces of gray mixed Ladies’ Cloth Suitings, light weight, 30 inches wide, worth 3730. We will sell for 25¢. a yard, At BAUM's, HOUSEFUBNISHING DEPARTMENT. 16 patterns of our 560c. Gream Table Damask, 60 inches wide. For few days only wo will offer them at 42c. ayard, At BAUM'S, LADIES’ NEORWEAB DEPQRTMENT. 2-row Ribbon Rufiling, pioot edge, all shades, at 25e. a yard, At BAUS. EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. Anew lot of 22-inch Swiss Flouncings. Some pat- terps worth as highss@1ayard. Choice of the lot at Suite at 50e, 8 yard, Cheviot Sach and Frock Bi A Ab-Woal AtBAUM’s, £85.50. Seas rele freee a 8, Bi rte tons ived wi with ere as HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. pate oe ae a as Oia ere ant, 100 dozen Ladies’ Fast Black Extra Super Hose, OUR MOTTO—No trouble to show goods. DAK HALL. COR, TENTH AND F piclasad 500 {bs TYROL ig feat Hy FAR seonclers an rinekle Beet split feet and extra long; our Own Importation, wagth 50c, Our price for them, 30c. a pair, AtBAUM'S. HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT, Liot of Ladies’ 25c, Hemstitched White Handker- chiefs, will be offered at 10. each, at BAUM. GENTS’ FUBNISHING DEPARTMENT. Our famous @1 Utics Plaited Bosom Shirts (18 oF 18 plaita), quality too well known to be quoted, fit guar- fees Dar Goons jae ‘THE MOST OOMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF DRESS GOODS WE HAVE EVER HAD, AND AT POPULAR PRICES, 15, 25, 375%, 50c. SATINES, 12%, 15, 250, A full stock of TRIMMING VELVETS and MOIRES, ‘Toe, t0 81.50. ‘Beautiful styles PARASOLS, cheap. A small lot of CHILDRENS! JERSEYS, at 50c., were ‘Tic, ond 81.00, Beautiful styles RIBER CLOTH, or CHALI, at 12%, ‘were 18 and 20c, WHITE SHIRTS for men and boys, 50, 60c., $1.00. guaranteed. ‘These are regular goods, and are 2 cases WILLIAMSVILLE COTTONS, at 10c,,z3uch better than Wamautta, Our HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAB never wis better supplied, and st pons Wildly | competition. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, ap29 713 Market Bpace. Ger Tur Bur Y LATEST IN GENTLEMEWS DRESS HATS, 85 70 ga. ROUND HATS, IN NEW COLORS, $2.50 to 05. ‘ENGLISH AND AMERICAN SILK BEST GRADE OF GLORIA Sw"Pere taken on Storage. BH ape , anteed. Will go at 680, each, AtBAUIE. LACE DEPARTMENT, 100 pieces Oriental Lace, 45-inch flouncing, just re- ceived from Auction, at half their original value, et 7TH, 8TH AND D STS. 1th st, ae, ap29-3t Gear Bazcams IN DRESS GOODS ar LUTTRELL & WINE’, 332, PENNSYLVANIA AVE, egghead eee od ae. ab 25 ria SE goods tains Une Veep Se te etoee Eee ets se ams sues oe insta anand seventy sip set ies ee at tesa run 9Pa tre ak Gente otiery at greet LUTTEELL & WINE, lvania ave. Uw, Me MJ. How DR rRiaierenal of eaeareswtecle 1Wrom the ieating London 204 Pests Special attention given to Mourning ee fe EOE EERE Lm, Mews Fixe Necrwun We beg to announce that we have received an- where. Special Hine of their popular “B.A. (Four-in-Hands) and Fancy Knots at 30c. each. ‘This amount never bought better neckwear, Main floor; 1013 F st. entrance.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Moz New Groves ‘The ever-changing stock presents at all times the latest styles, newest colors, and clean, fresh materials. Reliable Gloves only, at the lowest Prices reliable Gloves can be eold. As “Specials” ‘We quote: 8-But. Mousquetaire Suede Gloves, assorted ‘Tan shades. Au excellent wearing (love. Quly ‘Tbe. per pair. 6-But. Chamote-skin Gloves in shadesof Gray and Tan. Especially desirable for shopping and Griving, Only $1 per pair. We are showms an elegant line of Misses’ ‘Suede Gloves, tn Groy, Tans, and Modes, Three ‘snd four buttons, Low prices. ‘Large and varied atock of Ladies’ and Misses’ Fabric Gloves, in the season's latest shades. Qain floor; under cashier's deat.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ‘Complete stock—all the popular makee—from the lowest to the highest price, we give you the. beat that price will buy. ‘50 donen White Jean Corsets, double stecls in es ote bust, side steels. Only S0c. per 50 dozen White German Woven Corsots, aide steels,embroidered busta, strong, perfect-shaped and durable. Only 75a per pair. ‘We have added the complete line of the cele- brated Thomson's “Glove-Atting Corsets,” em- bracing extra-long, medium, apd short lengths, a Ventilating, and full line of aes Une of R & G. Corsets, from 75c. per Up. Our apecialty, the celebrated “T. C.” Als Per- sephone French Paris-made Corsets, from $1.50 a) per pair, than which there are none Full line of Ferris Bros. Good-Sense Corded ‘Waists, for Childron, Misses and Ladies, ‘are continually shifting the stock with # ‘view to ite improvement. In other words, rais- ing the standard of quality without affecting theprice, We do not think it wasever ins bet- ter condition than at present. Among other $GUally so good bargsina we are offering the fol- 50 doson Ladies’ V-shape Cambrio Corset Covers, ni Hamburg embroidery around the ; $2" Fompad Cambrie Serie Covers, trimme: wil Hamou iinet cube eel ingerting, sara n Ladies’ Fine o yoke ies ins ii ert Sod fu cerns 50) Gesen, Ladies’ Fi ib para Ment, Gowns, 3 anaes ee ae war oe aroun ani ca (Second floor: take elevator.) }OODWARD & LOTH Bors Crormsc Deranrwent. Weare sivige special atietion to thin de partment whe Mock i new. Eid tie. comtaon ron of the Teat ls: re ahowine an eacellont lite of One-plece ent line ileus in plain fabrics, eS DIN mix ‘tnd combinations. “Sizes 2 75,85 6375, #4, 84.23, $3.50 97, 8, xe Siar Shee Gey ‘brown, and gray. ly 33 ree Elegant setts Kilt Suits in plain hades, check ce meae aa oe. hina fe 5, i {+ wool Check tbtouchott hi! manner. agian Moher SOMETHING ee ‘Two-piece fine Navy Blue Corduray Hilt Suits, made with front, fancy quisteel butions. “Fhese sults ‘ee made Best & Co., and eae cre eigenen (Beoond foor; through arch to annex.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. 41 Se ata ante it ap ow bandi, y ansortinen a Combination, azeband ae Lith sse. NTED--HELP. Wares ong wg rauierviunde tering to a bere” runderstands a © nd toms GSimake himeslt generally ueefai about the houre Apply to Cetaw 1 A FIRST-CLA Or ARE! yar est. LASS COATMAK! aDASN eB ‘& BERRY, Ric ‘hmond, Va. ANTED—A COMPETENT CLOTHING ysAat shape that can handle rue trade go to the right man. apply” at once, Wik WoTNs 6, Bis deine OM 'ANTEDTA YOUNG TARE POSSESSING rary taste and talent of a rm oe "during her leisure hour Star oflice. A) snes aE, ABOUT eliignouse mune el ataate Re WASTED-ONE ‘OR TWO FE: = sers for @ pewspar Write or inquire G14 North Capitol star. ak cy ea ASS CANI AGE A! Et We TER lor use aw, CH. Sati Ween aR RELIABLE eae | ‘Woman to cook, wash and iron ins private {:m- } Dy. a nights, Apply, with — DAT TEMPLE HOTEL, OTHST., ee SCR tent ‘olfice.one white chamsterial Americen for chataber work aud. pain set iixetgood home he rauited. Galt RGET porcentae 40 per References } ANTED-A GOOD WOMAN FOR GENERAL | a sina x “ ror g 8 8 sys Andy a WANTED FOUR Finsr-cLany mac: AYERS reat Monday mmspiinae “ANY bet. Fand K. The best of wacea givens ANTED_AT 406 15TH ST. NW, A SETTLED | W Sclored women es chanternant, ie nw. WASTED A Coton oint. 70 Do CHAMBER work and trurse- no w or ironine child three years old; city references required. % \N Hat. nw, W ESTED A G00 COOK FOR A BRIEF PERI ran Apply between 9 sud 11 a.m. at 205; War house in his sections, Safa 0 | 7 ANTED_REI x, pf horse and for general Lousewor on WM, F. HOLTZMAN, 13521 Fest nw. ANTED_— BRICK ASSORTERS AND HANDLERS: {ational Preas-Brick Co.. Waterloo Station, A. and AREFUL DRIVE w. aN’ EDT AW WHITE Git ABOUT 16 Rake care of two culldren, Address Wwe -k GOOD GOOK (Wit iy 108 Henweylvanis’ aver ‘between TS end T ote - : par ED—WOMEN COOKS, &e.:, NALTIMORE, Bnd other. cities nd women Cooks, Farmers: Dr quan Women wanted. at nw. WwW ral NDORE'S EMPLOYMENT Tea, conducted by ladies. Men and wo and colored. for all kinds of domestic inbor, foretiy aud | peciees acne TMst nw. apls-Tot Wak MEN AND WOMEN TO CALL aT once, (White and colored women cooks #10 to “hambermaida, Du ie Sodas ewe BGI Bap. Be 08 ruloor tepermessure along $s all "ac Eminent Paris, Berlin apd’ London drossin Most easily learned, rapid.comprebenaive au and the only system in Aunerica teachiny the above aud pitch needa yo refitting. Watterns cat, materials ited, Tasted drape cr gun, The epaiens lat BMISQESSER, “Conservatory Uf Medea 1 Row, Washington, D.C. WANTED LADIES TO LEARN DRESS CULTIN and fitting by the actual » at reduced price; cutting, fitti measure, at 1010 F =» Walter WASTEDIIADIES TO WORK FoR US AT their owa homes, 7 to 10 por week can be Ritparticulers-yeqee widouns at co Ea aie TY Cental ss Dosto, Sates: bux 3150. a HOUSE AND STORE IN NORTHWEST Warne Teut wUst be moderate. Acres STORE, Star oftice: ANTE A W2NSr oe toopon Rome fered nemtinrioed rent from $35 to $75 per mouth. for ium cupancy.. SELTLY & MOFFETT, Agents, sp28-3t 1311 F wt nw. WANTED—To TRADE SEVERAL FINE HOUSES ini City of Baltinore for improved or unimproved ronerty 1 on, n Pape GE, CAMPBELL, 1323 F ot. n WAN TED—LOTS. WANTED SPECIALLY IMPROVED AND 1 Improved Property to sell, direct from owne: ee ie Hane re SHILA: cor. 8th and F st Gwe Mz Loser, OB GIVE ME DEATH! A person wearing an uncomfortable Shoe is worse off than aslave, personal comfort being fully as import- ant as political liberty. You need not bes slave to Doorly made, ill-fitting Shoes; no slave to tacks and Tough stitching inside of your Shoes, when you can secure from us Perfect Comfort at the following low — FOR $2.50, Gents’ Calf, Seamless, Tackless, Laced, Button, or Gaiters. Gents’ Kangaroo Button Boots, Gente’ ‘Kangaroo Low Ties and Button. FOR $3.00, Gents! genuine Hand-sowed welt, fine Calf, Seamless ‘High and Low Shoes. . Tadion Hiand-ternedon well, fine Kid, Button Boots, FOR $1.00, ‘Ladies’ and Misses’ genuine Kid, Hand-tumned, Low, Button and Ties. ‘WM. HAEN & 00,3 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE, peo 816 7TH ST. and 1922 PENN. AVE. \HE STAR VERATO! . ssehenlineeeeae 8 ap26-5t Bis Ab stn, w. Georaz Srnaxsy, 494 SEVENTH STREET. SHOULD YOU WISH A SPRING SUIT OB OVERCOAT, WE ARE READY TO SHOW YOU OUR PRODUCTION. IN FIT, ‘STYL¥ AND WORKMANSHIP THEY ARE FAR SUPE- RIOR TO THE LOW GRADES OF MERCHANT TAILORING. ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, +434 SEVENTH STREET, apes (Thizd door below comer of B st) C. Winas & Co, EXTENSIVE DEALERS IN FINE GROCERIES, 1918 Pennsylvania Ave. REFRIGERATORS Rs | T= STAR RATORS apR6-5t sm ig Su eplt-im S-1W ‘ANTED—A PIECE OF | Kodneen IX 4 SUIT bie location for a free kin envand day nurse £5 {or Poor white children, to be fonation to the city, or « board of trustees. dressed to Mra. LOUISE POLLOCI superintendent of the Pensoara and Kindereartena. THE NORTH SUBURBS, especially those mutilated ‘by Ludlow’ recent map. Address Box office. Am WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS |] y ANTED—A HOKSE THAT IS KIND AND GEN tle: must have some speed; state age and price. Address E. B., Star office. ‘ANTED—TO PURCHASE A BREECH-LOAD! Guz. Hide: or Shot Gun or beth combined. Rend description and price Box 40, Star office. irr WASTED SIF LADIES HAVE STAMPING DONE at510 F st. n.w., and buy stamped goods, have their instructions free. Bt Pillow Shams, and good cotton, and Scarfs 10c., &e. y CUSTOMERS TO KNOW THAT T V ANTED—} have opened a Branch Store, 807 14th. near H st. JOHN ROGERS, manutacturer of Umbrellas and js €1S Dat nw, formerly 490 eh WEDD ‘TED_DRUGGISTS—A YOUNG PHYSICIAN, ‘with several years’ experience ss, Pintgtesmwociate imvelf with « drugs, Address AN UNBOUND COPY OF FAEHTS & Wie | Estate Directors, published au 187: 's Map of Wash published in 187 Hon abd price Ee Biar oftee: aerate Vv ANTED— ALL AL i, SHOULD SAVE WATER TAX payment te a a “ water putin your yards: allinds of wells contracted 1 ist notice. Address a eail on Daw Pid siete. ape7-lm WASTED—10.000 LADTES, DRESSES TO DYE IN thou. "Gente elements ev wonky snd clagant Goods called for. ior PREACH 009 F att ANTE! WASHINGTO! Wide cheno GaovaSzaxzocs conn, ‘breaking out on face or body cured. Moth, pim- piesennites vlack-heads, vulgar recnesa, & i dal dssfigurements ‘removed, and a hae to alt who wae ie fmonials on applicatio drusvists. 90. and $1 per box. | _ Sent. any address. ap25-3m* PARTY FROM. THE SOUTH WILL, Wopey hirer icon for aryttan Soon ‘than was ever paid in Washington, Address gee 110 Star office. apzolm* (and hoapitals. F. c | Bes | winter. WANTED_SITUATIONS. TED—BY A YOUNG MAN, JUST PY Wining’ Pasion a gah wh plasterer. | Address ‘Capitol 18HED ext clas ‘Station. 7 TEE COLORED met ae chat ctf W ANTED—DV A KEE FABLE COLORED GIRL A Stnatiou at Guambermaid or maree, references ie [oes AK BOY Nb 60! Wier coiored wan, a bitustn areal oe for in prevete family on in hotel aud restaurant. “Bent ‘of refereme "mused. TRneerueesee ee Te ATED OMY A YOUNG MAX, 21 YEAR O©1 Position as conchiman, fovttna of waste good references furtiuhed: Address BRT Star 1 Bee. WASTED SIICATION As” Govnnwess Young children oF an companion the country or travel. Speake brgliats ‘mo music. Ai ROX. ¥., Star office, yANTED — LADIES WANTING SERVANTS. seis ir-Dressers, to go ts Suuumer Rows Hf to 2007 M st, Went Washinton | WWANEED [Positions FoR GOOKS, LACS dresses, ubermalda. uesee, | waiters im families, botels, & BU ANAM ANTED— KNOWN — THE READOCARTERS Sir gabe, Malan, waltroanes Sure utters vaiters, Farman erenicen, at es NAT: LABOR BUREAU, OI ast WV ANTED coachman |W —SITUATIO Englishman, | areas TM Star Oe | WANTED — KNOWN THAT ONLY Sed competent servants in all capwettion wha WANTED ROOMS. Wi S2eD 5 Lance communtoarine wend furnished atiting and tet with boant for twoandwirt 5 yeare old Address, stating terme, Box ‘Star Sttice. “ WASTED BY A YOUNG SrannreD courLE, BS shildren ea lanve Roth ate Bard, 1 weal with term ALPinA, Stat office ‘Audrey Ware TWo YOUNG MEN, Two U Turis Roous by the year. piiaated hetwen a an dross. VI MT, Surofice i ASE A BUSINESS, tablished, that will pay investor eeacen param Busi- eas strictly legitimate and boucrable aud will bear closest scrutiny. Address FF, Siar office. iv GROCKRY, WITH BAR AND i doius good business: bas re ac) factory reasons for selling a banca ror information, &e. Fen sue DUUG STORE, $1,800; AN EXCEL: Jent Grocery Storya number Gf Grocery and Peo n Store, Dining neal GRAND CHANG First-class Fancy, POR AN ENERGETIC PERSON, XK and Fixtures of Satu ad Note Store at aman. ridoe. Cause of selling, Or None need apply Uuilege they mewn Business. ~ Ee 14% 14th wt mw, STOCK IN TH Raa rot Park 1 Penusy |. 's term of ER. a. wage wt, bet ‘ YEARS A % a heat 8180p . Ben per thonth and taxes THOS. E WaGgaitan, * ayes 6 ARTNER WANTEI hurd dollars t aying busiuess. Salary ARGE PROFITS, Stat. 70K HALE—DRUG STORE DOI ness. “Satisiactory reasons for poly to PSCHIPFELY & INaNe wr YOUNG MAN WIT ih Mlvertser sa purchasing @ yaid Af preferred.” Address 7 per cent wi a per cent, pa semi-annually, secured by deed 2 trust on real extat Sill ail all or part. “Want money tmaoeintely trae for selling. “Address NOTES, Star office. al Few, HOTEL, FOR EXCHANGE PO 4 in Washington, D.C. ‘A new House of 16 rooms, furnished throughout, standing on the handsomest pointon the batks of Beautiful St. John's Kiver, surrounded by large li oak shade trees. Nice river view from each rout. ‘Steamers land one Wundred yards from dour Splendid Boating, Bathing, Fishing and Hunting. Was tull all One acre’ ¢ Ouse. Keane, for exchanging i owner wishos to openoffice In thig City for nate of land in the town For photo aud further particulars call atSCHMIDT'® Bird Store, 17 12th st. n.w., Washington, D. C. Forgas, STOCK, GOOD-WILL AND FIXTURES Cf Meat and Provision Store; © bargain for ath two to three thousand dollara,” Address b Star affice,, YOMMERCIAL OF! Cae wise i suchas Drug Store, Dry Goods, Grocers, Ke. plap you avoid publicity, which lias an iajus Gn business. Consult your interest by ls ness, if forsale, left at our office. D. RAME FLOR -RENT—BOARDING HOUSE. 15 large dining room ; house in the best con STN CSM ANA eae Govt, Pri ALLAGHA x. Ts0m Lach palmate got Epes ikea: ‘tore: OOK AT THIS_YOU CAN HAVE YOUR FURNI- aj | Patten ones stored st load or bulk , goods BY LOTS FOR BALE ON BLAC Gaur PBBE'E comms, ayer sta ~ C DEAI As eu & DEAN. eben Batt GOGEBIC IKON MINING STOCKS, WESTERN FAKM MORTGAGES ‘and Landis, and Real Estate in Washington, Minneapolis and Chicago. pa ny Room 4, Glover Building, 1419 F st mb’ Ty, WARNE SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANE: AND FIRE-PROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE, ¥16 PA AVE, N. W. (South Side) plate and other - * Peart pianos, Drica-bracy Fue, cariaeta ci be stored at low rates. Take acuon before, rather tua adver, Jour Valuables are stolen or burued. “Oflice Hours: 9 am. to 4 p.m. £26-6m “(saturdays 9a. tn. to 5 p. 1.) ME StOCKETT “434 9TH ST. N.W, make Phila, Bian Books to onder Boling. perforsting “ant sumiert Agi d ylen at. low music aud fashion books ‘bound in Tates, Send note, we will call. Ls ile sum of ; CONT ATRING 8 COMED. je ann ‘anal slp of white with the address of Site Wallach, of Baltimore, & Hberel reward if roturued to'C-L. CURTISS, 14 st uw. OST TAPRIL i Fee ae ANA ‘ACOOUNT BOOK. te ing from i Denartment to Boundary 7th ot book; reward if left war" Seer e aeee: apzs-3t" S WHO WANT MONEY TO Wr Oar ar les tnine ineciment {io sell, should apply to Brst room op ground Foon 859 Fee nw. ‘ap? ‘ANTED-EVERYDODY TO KNOW nex Malaria, Fever and. BADER? aleo, the best sonic for rarreuten ernie ‘con se ee Drurelsts SOc 23 butts for 8138 = vo pednee aoe 5 28,008, on er asouey 1010 and ise sy. —— T WADE WELL WITHOUT p11. sine SAF our eb ‘Your dealer hasit,_ WiatiePase cauag waco PRICE PAID, Pas poy ares Ee iain a Wares Po BRE ae _ ae =" Rees Meera se eELS coe smc _| Wires SEP nnn See ee am one = rxinia ave. sw. to Tabernacle Church, (th st iy's gold breast pin. Return to above number ond restive reward. Spzb-2t LoSEOS TUESDAY EVE. IN RED HERDIC setting. ibe. Libera Wf returned to S10 Ls TUESDAY, APRIL 26, GOING FROM 9: 2 APRIL 24TH, & small white spot on bieasty collar: answers to Daius ‘returned to Mat, West apzt. Mae ‘TO LOAN ON BEAL ESTATE IN THE ERR otis doors Ss = ” wee, 0o., ap20-2w Ee nial bf rm TO’ ON REAL EsTatr. {apie} ‘THOS. ZY ‘WAGGAMAN, — ONEY 70 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. AT 5 10, —— sen eum ALWw, OUR aoenae es real ovate zara ant Ser ry MN, 73S 15th at. mw. ONEY 70 LOAN LOAN ox OX REAL ESTATE, IN SUMS R.OOLTZMAN, sormer Wand Fen MESES pence Moma ee