Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1888, Page 4

THE EVENING 8 WASHINGTON: SATURDAY... ..Febraary 25, 1888, CROSBY % NOYES... Editors ‘The Evening Star has a regular, permanent jon more than treble It will nantly do to assume, from the mild and like weather whfen has blessed this part of jer part of the last fort ———_ a THE EVENING STAR:. WASHINGTON, D..C., SATUB! Craxtazy Lace Frovscrsc. New Styles of LACES in All Qualities and Desiens, STRIPED CHANTILLY LACES, the very newest Styles Imported. COLORED FAILLE FRANCAIS at $1.25, worth81.60 MOIRE SILKS in Spring Shades, New Shades in VELVETS. New Shades in HENRIETTAS. New Designs in INDIA SILKS. New BLACK GOODS of Superior Manufacture, 200 Pieces of Choice DRESS GOODS, in Latest Colors and Styles, 50c. to €1.50 per yard. night, that Boreas a ow king have been Buntshed for any ¢ rable tume, Nature] Black and Colored SILKS at Lowest Prices. <> Works upon a system of averages which must be consiiered in every estimate of coming events, However and Inreguiar the Muctuations the W.M. SHUSTER & SONS, mean teimperatare of one season ts very much like | go5 u w tof the corresponding season in another year, winter and cold In summer are ab- ‘919 Pennsylvania ave, Pansvzrema Stone, normat conditions, and a period of gentle, balmy Weal ber out of its proper cottrse Is apt to be offset 928 7th st, and 706 Kat. nw. Dy acompensatory chill shortly before or after ricigineaes = Ward. A careful observer who has kept a daily ing Missle sesaval gue ee pratiny Pecsehh ox offer a fine pin stripe, full rogular made hose at terest f thts tact, The be- xtra quality Balbriggan at 230. ginning of Tse was very severe. The 8th of Feb. more comin) Schopper's Black Ribbed at 25e. yy of ihe year, und, with be near cher the exception of a day or t Til the fest week In March, wh rose and stayed at a high point till the 21st. ©n that day beary snov in various parts of the country, 80.48 to block ratiway travel. the colt continued m the thermom.- storms fe ‘Then came another mild spell, which, broken by esof snow in New Engiand and 1, was permanent, The next year the winter months were all mod- Sth of Febraary the peach trees som in South Carolina, and peas were ® (oot out of ground in Georgia by we 15th, while Tobins and Dluebirds appeared im the latitwle of Boson he 7 of Mare the mercury dropped suddenly, and the real winter set in, and stayed with LL we had thoru ly tired of it, The February of 1 5 mild also, although the early part of the winter had been rather try- jaz. March again proved a hard one, but Aprit was fine. } The whole of thy ext er Was flerce, and through 4 large part of the country the mercury went below zero several Umes durtag February. But spring came at the proper tims, and even Pretty well north the temperature got heré and there above eighty degrees in April. ‘The opening of INTE was disagreeable, without being excessively cold, and the month of February furnished the Worst Weather of the season. Iu ‘March there were repeated snaps so sharp that Jiders bad to give up Interior Work on unfluisued houses; and Easter Sunday Dist, Was wel- cowed in New England with an all-day’s snow storm. With April, however, the spring set tn and | stayed. ‘The Winter of 1872-73 was uneven throughout, Tulld and severe weather alternating so frequently a3 to give the whole season no spevial character, February was distinguished only for a windstorm which did great damage in some of the cities through which It swept. ‘The next winter was very much such a season as the present one has been, except that there was more of an aggregate snow-tull. Albany the grass looked green in spots on the 15th of February; but the thermometer registered zero towand the latter part of the month. March was geberally moderate, ood deal of wintry weather on the one hand and seventy degrees of warmth ou the other. fell and tee formed in some parts of the North down to the frst of May, and shortly afterward | summer came on with glant strites ‘This record might be continued at great length, ‘but enon Is quoted to show that there is no spe- etal favorable signitte n the gliupse of spring we have been recently enjoying. have not done with winter yet fortunate if we do not © The fact before long. The < hus laid away his ulster in the cedar chest and sprinkled his furs with pepper had Letter square is mind for a serions diseppointment. —<— It there is one article of the fshertes treaty ‘Which the American fishermen apparently disitke more than the otuers It 1s that which makes the supply of Canadian bait depend upon the free en. trs of Canadian tish, and if there i# anvthing in tue World more objectionable to them tuan the treaty it 18 the protocol, proposing a temporary arrangement until the treaty can be rattiled ar re jected. ut the treaty may be ratitied without ng reminder of eptering into the preliminary arrangement and without permitting the free entry of Canadian fsb. If tov large a tonnaze charge is proposed by the Protocol for Heense to do certain things, some of Which are, and others of which are not already « onstruction of the treaty of IMIS, there ls no weed to pay It, and matters may remain as the pending the consiferation of the treaty. Soin regan to the privileges includ. Jag Ube general right to purchase bait, which are oRered In exchange for free fish, it 15 notnevessary 20 avail ourselves of them by 2 removal of the | duty, and if the privilege of purchasing Canadian bait is, a8 claimed, of Little or no value to our fish- eruimn, they, of courte, will reasonably resist suebs anexchange. But throwing aside the protocol and tue 15th art nmerely gt & power which need not be exercised, th westion 1s, ‘Wuether there Is anything of value to be secured by the ratification of the treaty. A commission Is to be appotuted to delimit the three marine miles | of Britisa Waters asto Which the United States have renongced any itberty to Tish. Such a delimitation | ake, dry, or cure Whether tie one proposed with the specif Wase lines Of measurement fixed im re spect to numerous lays approaches more cosely to othe American theory ot | measuring the Use miles than to the British Leadiand theory can be readtiy determined by | cousulting & geography, and the question of its aetvisabUty oF iMadVisabIty from the Ai a nt of View Soon ascertainnt The other pro- sous of tae treaty are apparently designed to re the reasonable and American construction | and inhospitable Caputian interpreta at document may cause il feeling om the part of the a States It ts to be deekted whether greater concessions could be obtained from Canada by retaliation, Whetner or not the retraction frou her poiley pro. powd for Canada by the treaty ts sutilelentiy pre. eis to bind our belghbor to a suistantia! lmaprove. dooutof ler conduct, there bs ka m that the Canadian policy 1s wrong, ng 5 offered by the United States im €: ue Chis adtiatssion, ——> a. he strike of the locomotive engineers and fire 2, Which is now threatensd or chicago, ugtom and Quincy Railroad, will be a note- ind noth nange wortay affair. Iu the first place, the brotherhoods, © whick these men belong are well-to-do, and Have handsome cunds to draw upon for the wssities of their members while dle. In the — e, they are conservative in their Jucthads to a degree alinost unknown among other we unions, apd the ankouncement tbat they hove a gtlevance great enough, in thetr opinion, W UMitY @ strike, Will be accepted as presumptive evaienee that they have right om their skie. Finals, they are not mem Who can be picked up im he street aud put to work, but skilled mechanics Of Whe highest class—their duties requiring not “uly technical knowledge, but keen seuss, steady nerees and quick thought, and courage. Kvery nalisoad bs bound by seiNsh a4 weil 43 public con Seratious weploy Cie best mem it ean get 1a betr lune, anid aluowt ali of the belong Vo the brotherboadts aint ——$<—<——>-o-a=—__¢ ‘There Was apother of Mr. Kic me people lase night, in retereuce to Uutet goverainent. Taiy uprising very senuted dows again, and Faves ase sat down on the proposed change. —__ Dacoaunve Acr ROOMS. QRW GOODS CONSTANTLY RECEIVED. CLOSING OUT STAMPED’ LINENS, cs Stamped Spigehera, 19, Boe. Mowrie Cloth Splashkers, 5c: Momie Cloth Splashore: Soe Extze Fine Open Worked, athe Sed-inch Brurean Covers medtced to 60>, Tench Buren Covers reduced to New afternvon Tes Cloth, Now Teay Covers Wasaricross Bolting Sheeting im new Art Shades, 3 nice material fer Table Cloth Lambrequim and Purtierea, Raster Eggs for Painting. Our school of Decorative Art for Fainting, Embroid- ery, Crocheting, aid all Mads of Decorative Work now For ierea Wran Kid Glowes at and below cont Fane in newest design, lowers, Artintio. ‘RaTBed or and Neckwear in VERY MILLINEBY AT Cost. ‘WES. M. 5. WONT, ws 1309 Ft a.m ‘AS far north as} but April was ten, with a} Snow | citizen who | extremely desirable, | treaty of S28, to the end that the bare | ret an admis: | hands’ upristags ot | the Dew | hhoice styles of Fancy Stripes at 25, 37% and SOc. Will offer in peer Biaek Ribbed Hose a i 25 ‘ ‘a celebrated Freuch make at 250. a loss than 37 je. A another lot of the Lattes’ Pure $i2K pair, price in otuer stores for this GOODS. __ WHITE GOODS, LACES AND EMBROIDERIES | TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS AND DOYLIES. BLACK SILKS. BLACK SILKS. p2alldine of the Colebeated Monopoly Bean st lass f feeniar prices: thesia the. best SSIES tor'vae beter is ue’ martes and exe ‘Atul tine of Priestly & Com Black Henricttan, Deap a? Alma, Camels” per Choth, Weleown 1 line of Courtauld & Co's. juuro Silk, Black Fn- Sf asad 6-4 whlths for troamines Suw:Weight Cassimeres fur Men and Boys? wear, CARHART & LEIDY, "25 _828 7th and 706 K. { | Jonssox & Lerractz. We havea splendid assortment of SPRING DRESS | Goops, in HENRIETTAS, all-woo!, at 75 and 8 Bequtitul Shades CASHMERES at 5c. Plaid 27-inch DOMETS at 20c. Plain Single-width SERGES at 1214 and 15¢. Freneh and Domestic SATTEENS, 12%, 25, 30, 250. Our KID GLOVES, at 63,73 and 97c,, are the best | in this market for the price. * HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR, in grvst variety, at popniat : prices. Poltte and popular Salesmen to serv JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, 713 Market Space, AINT YOUR BUGGY FOR ONE DOLLAR wire CARRIAGE. BLACK. = Ready Mixed for Kepainting Old Carriages, Buggies, | The onty successful Reuly Siiaed Carriage Black in the Market .at gives an old Inungy or sleizh the blackest black Ver saw anda handsome gloss without varnish- 26 {11155 combination of paint and varnish, and contains rphinienn Ty tough and dursble, and will not crack. Fe will outwear the ordinary carriage paint twice over. fries hand ina few hours. i 1, Nowxtre trouble: ‘enouch to paint s carriage, 1 NE DOLLAR PEK CAN. For sale by JAMES H. McGILL, Dealer in Building Supplies. 008, 9 | and 914 Get. 10, th | west ot Patent Omg Washington, D. ‘No varnish 3 GANT DE LUXE RID GLOVES. S. TEEL, $5 PENNSLVANIA AVENU! Aunomrs Sureny. ALUAMBEA SHEL. Finest) ALHAMBEA SHEURY: Rednced liported. ALHAMISI to. 30e Delicious ALHAMBRA per pint | Pantor™® ALU ANetea bottle. SH AGGNBIA SHEREY. ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmac Cor. 14th and I sts. and 9a and Dawa Bw. UW. M. Savsrer & Soss, PLO Penwernvanta AvENCE, WILL OPEN MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27TH, ‘NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS, | ALI-WOOL HENRIETTAS, in full line of choice shades. SILK and WOOL HENRIETTAS, the most peautiful fabricever made. ENGLISH CHECKS and MIXTURES, ALL WOOL CHALLIS, in beantifal designs, Also large Jot of Popular CHALLIS, in New Designs, at ISe. We would suzgest an early inspection of these goods, 8 the styles ennnot be duplicated. ING CLOTH, in choice stripes, 2 400 Vieces FRENCH SATTEENS, in exclusive de- i, } W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pennsylvania avenue, PRICE. £2 Yvee Sixcr Feenvary Sin WE HAVE BREN SELLING YoU CLOTHING AT | NALP PRICE. FIRST WE OFFERED AN ENTIRE | WINTER STOCK THAT HAD BEEN SLIGHTLY | DAMAGED BY SMOKE NEVER BEFORE DID YOU HAVE SUCH A CHANCE ‘AT BARGAINS IN CLOTHING, THAT YOU APPRECIATED THE PARGAINS WAS SHOWN LY THE RAPIDITY WITH WHICH YOU CARRIED THE GOODS AWAY. ALL THIS WAS YOUR GAIN AND OUR VERY DECIDED AND ABSOLUTE Loss. HAVING SOLD OFF OUR WINTER STOCK TO YOU AT HALF PRICY, WE NOW, ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25TH, OPEN OUR ADVANCE STYLES OF SPRING GOODS. CONSISTING OF BUSINESS SUITS, CUTAWAYS AND SACKS,’DRESS sUITS, CUTAWAYS, AND PRINCE ALBERTS, SPRING OVERCOATS, ODD PANTS, AND FANCY VESTS, FURL DRESS SUITS, AND EVERYTHING BE- LONGING TO A FIPST-CLASS STOCK. FOR A WEEK OUR GOODS HAVE BEEN COMING IN AND WE HAVE BEEN GETTING READY TO PUT SPRING STOCK ON OUR TABLES WHERE THE WINTER STOCK SHOULD BE SOLD, AND NOW WE ARE READY FOR YOU. OF COURSE, NOT ALL OUR SPRING STOCK 18 | HERE. MANY GOOD THINGS ARE STILL IN THE HANDS OF THE WORKMEN, BUT DAY BY DAY THEY WILL COME ALONG. WR WILL SHOW YOU THE VERY NEWEST THINGS IN OUR LINE, AND MANY STYLES THAT YOU CAN FIND NOWHERE ELSE. WE ARE TUIS SEASON MOBE THAN EVER BEFORE HAVING OUR OWN GOODS MADE UP EXPRESSLY FoR OUR OWN USE, AND THUS HAVE ENTIRELY EXCLUSIVE STYLES. NEXT TO OUR HALF-PRICE SALE THE ABER- DEEN CHEVIOT PANTS, WHICH WE MADE TO | ORDER FOR $5, MADE THE BIGGEST RACKET. | IN WASHINGTON. WE HAVE ABOUT TWENTY | MORE STYLES WHICH HAVE JUST COME IX, AND IF YOU WANT A PAIR OF ODD PANTS, HEAVY WEIGHT, TO WEAR A MONTH AND THEN LAY ASIDE FOR NEXT WINTER, NOW IS YOUR TIME, ZB BaRNUM & co, ae 931 PENN. AVENUE. Dovetass & Boo. ‘th and F sts, Will continue their Cost Sale of Ladies’ Cotton Underwear four days louger, or until March 1, Sf which tine the sale will positively close. We have about 50 Jereys which we will close ont during this time at one-half cost; size 34 aid 36. Also 39 Children’s Jerseys at 500. eck, We have also about 100 pairs of Corset, ‘various qualition, which will be sold at 25 and Sie. Sizen ax fSllown: 17, 18, 19, 20, 22, 24, 25, 26.27.28, 29 and 30. OM price, @1 to ‘23 We will offer to aur gentlemen friends during these four days Perrin's Geunine $2 Kid Gloves st the phenomenal price of $1.50 per Par, Comment is unnecessary. DOUGLAS & BRO, Oth and F ste. * Novesres Tx Lace Frovxcrsos. SEATON PERRY, «Successor to Penny & Buo.) PERG SUNN W BLACK Uae Lack? SP to Lak sre AND WOOL he In dies AND CREPE DE Bo FIG- ay fA SILKS, AT a7 Ba ere wel Af 400., 800. AND “LATERT * pli ROVE Eres Hess rab PLAIN AND NOY ALL-WOOL Di FABRICS. SEE ae aah peeeagar Wome 0 Om b AN] DAS, STH go) BONE. AT ORS AND BUD) ae NEW TT aed SUITINGS AND FRENCH HABIT Exchestee F NOVELTIES" IN ALL KINDS OF tr PLAih FGULES AND CORRECT PRICES, SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Pennsylvania sve, cor. 9th st. _Fataimned 1840, 3 Hhotsexerrcrs Werx DANSBURGH & BRO.'s. A chance for every Housekeeper to save money. ‘These are as Honest Bargains as have ever left our counters. Unies overrushed, we think we have plenty to sell for tits entire week. But that should not influence you to wait until to-morrow, for the choice always 1s ‘These goods are beautiful, and so satisfied aro we of their wearing qualities that we guarantee any article bought during this sale. HAVOC IN LINENS, 72-Inch Bleached TABLE DAMASK, 82.75 8 yard. NAPKINS to match saine, 85 a dozen. -inc Bleached TABLE DAMASK, 91.50 a yanl. NAPKINS to match same, 84.50 adozen. -Inch Bleached TABLE DAMASK, 81.25 a yard. Ai NAPKINS to match same, $3.75 s dozen, -Inch Bleached TABLE DAMASK, 81 a yard. fs NAPKINS to match same, $2.25 s dozen, THE ABOVE ARE BEAUTIES, ENTIRE NEW PATTERNS. DESIGNS ODD. BS Pieces of 70-nch Blesched DAMASK, former pcan reduced to 75. 20 Pieces of 68-inch Blesched German DAMASK, former price 81, reduced to 70c a yard. 25 Pisces 58-iuch Soft Finish German DAMASK, was 5c, now 50c a yard. 72-Inch Half-Bleached DAMASK, $1 yard, worth 81.50, With NAPKINS to match same, { size, 82.25; 6-4, $3. GS-Iuch Half-Blesched German DAMASK, 7c, worth #1. G8-Inch Half-Bleached German DAMASK, 65c, worth 900. 62-Inch Half-Bleached Scotch DAMASK, 55e, worth Te. 60-Inch Half-Bleached Scotch DAMASK, 50c, worth 650. 58-Inch German Loom DAMASK, 40c a yard,real value, 506. 100 dozon % Half-Bleached German NAPKINS, 98¢ adozen, real value, 81.25. 100 dozen 4; Bleached German NAPEINS, 81, worth $1.50. 100 dozen *% Bleached German NAPEINS, 81.20, e337 ar worth 817. 200 dozen % Bleached German NAPKINS, $1.50, worth #2. 200 dozen > German NAPEINS, 81.98 » dozen, worth ee 0. wk gue XS % German cis Ke mA Stasi DONLIES Sk DUTIES “Gxt Boers. Pomtered wii) dozen Colored Border DOYLIES, 3740 adodhn, wild, dozen Colored Border DOYLIES, 40c a dozen, 100 dozen Colored Border DOYLIES, 50c a dozen, worth escial Rargaine in Isiah Pillow Linens. al gota: Bawen Bins gnaiity, 40. 45-In. eae. Fine Quality, 0c, 7 Se 90-1n’ Extra raslity, i S4-In, Extra Fins Quail gps ena 2 Rew yard. Each number worth considerably more. GERMAN PILLOW LINENS. }5-In. German Pillow LIN! Sey 9 ft wena Eiken Sue NG. Siber bane webb Fxtra Heavy German Linen SHEETING, @1.25, yard, real value #1.79. p AZ! Plenty other Bargains which we cannot mpoak of t Propriet coker and Restanrant Proprietors should avail them- quantities wil ha ih ho price promise is once mace it is always kept by L A a x a4 4 NW! BBR ro GGG. Hi BoB UU Ga @ pee t u 3 H Bee “uw i R24 BBB 4 &s £ B oD 4 Fa ae ta 838. ‘sss* ies & “oo = Sh EE OO TT A 8333p fee ‘SoS H AX buat mS fr bs fou Bss8 Hea ‘oc if Ss HOR 1 RH TITT 985g Ro fing ft ie “P&S Soh HO HR RT 8yQ8 2 ge nn THT 588q HH ER OE oat Sh HH RR = a3 FOR RRR Tyrr ss f is, Ha I Pid RP, fb &- Two OF THE BIGGEST es BARGAINS WHICH WE BAVE EVER OFFERED. WE WILL PLACE ON OUR COUNTERS ¥OR SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY, OUR nm PLAITED OR PLAIN BOSOM DRESS SHIRT LAUNDERED, FOR s Sein CENTS, Si Rage made in the manner of all our Shirts, which is the best only, both in material, fit and workinanship, to which ‘any one can testify who have once worn them. Our i | ih PLAIN BOSOM SHIRT, UNLAUNDERED, in either box oF side-plaits, for = we 5 3- ‘a good a Shirt asis offered anywhere for 81. A PERFECT FIT GUARANTERD IN EVERY IX. STANCR, OR MONEY REFUNDED, SUSPEND: ERS. TWO EXTRA VALUES Onelineof Whiteand Pin- ‘Stripe Suspenders, which we sold for 25c., and were aT PRICE Our entire line of Suspenders at cut prices, BAUMIS: ‘73M, STH, AND D aTazETS. Law Sear Sacouis ised tage Hina. SROGUER Vite AND tarncatain pink Syures sadatpranece At WILLETT & RUOFP, MATTERS AND FURRIERS, 905 Penusylvania avenue. a Your Passexce Reovrsren. OPENING aT THE aT THE PALAIS Ie 00 b r ROY AL: SPRING — SPRING SPRING SPRING pP8, aR waa 55, ‘Woodward & Lothrop beg to announce that BP Eo Ss REO Sale the remainder of the month, ccc 2, far 88 3 EBS oo 0 GGG 00 00 b_D AND TRIMMINGS, AND TRIMMINGS, AND TRIMMINGS, AND TRIMMINGS, AND TRIMMINGS, Ee 2g F. = MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MONDAY, FEB. 27TH, TUESDAY, FEB. 28TH, ~~ Pose WEDNESDAY, FEB. 29TH, ‘With many attractions additional to those nr f FE pon 3 stp te e ‘ ba specified in the “Star” of Friday, Feb. 24th. 3 a A te ie ie Bes yo As much time and energy have been devoted to this informal “Opening” as is given to our regular periodi. cal “Opening Days." Since our individual attention thas been devoted to one department we think you will say the best display, the best variety, and the best ‘Weare alec opening various lines of y wy VEFRENN NIT fis OE BY FERRE BT BM pits Sgg8 oo’ UU 'V EREN RNILB S85 To which we invite attention, and particu- ENGLISH SUITINGS, larly to our olegant line of ‘Warranted All Wool. Checks and Plaids ia Grays, Blues, Tans, and Browns. The variety of designs are much that the fancy of all may be auited. We have at time of writing (THIS SATURDAY, 11:30 a.m.) 42 rd, 93 pieces at 5c. a yard, and 32 Pieces at G8c. a yard. FOR MONDAY AND TUES- DAY WE OFFER CHOICE AT 50c. A YARD, SPRING-WEIGHT BROADCLOTHS FRENCH SATEENS, Ta the ic!!owing desirable shades: ‘We shall keep no domestic Sateene, and by confining ‘Our attention to the best French productions hope to have it always said “the Palais Royal is headquarters Alezan, Pongee, for Satens.” 1 cases of latest arrivals were not oe opened at time of writing this advt,, but we can prom ise surprise for February 27th and 28th, Koeoblins Freres’ celebrated Satecns, in Gobelin, Serpent, Mabog- — oe .any, Pistache, etc,,are to be suld at 3c. a yard. Terra Cott, Gendarme, CHALLIES. Boreal Caffe, Prune. Glance at the window displsy. The tout ensemble willeaptivate the artistic eye. The various arts are . there represented in “raga.” ‘Those who are conversant Gaseile, os with the quaintly beautiful designs and colors of rare old Dresden China will flud their fac-ximile in “regu” Fi Nature, too, has beeu copied with such fidelity to form Jasper, Pistache, and color that one won!d think such flowers must nerd have perfume, but they're only “raga.” No such va- riety elsewhere in thistown for 18c. a yard, and we Acajou, Bronze, suspect no auch quality. ‘ Kamien, Olive, ENGLISH CASHMERES, Cadet, Fawn, 36 inches wide. Serpent, Gobclin, Tan, Garnet, Car dinal, Gendarine, Golden Brown, Pistache, Giive, Fawn, Mahogany—auch were the shades noticed in the Coffee-red, Navy, ‘Sirst case opened this (Saturday) morning. 59c. qual- ity for 50c., will soon melt the pile that will be neea on the counter Monday, February 27, at 8 o'clock a.m. Lt Heliotrope, Dk, Navy, BLACK Goons, Dk. Heliotrope, Steel, A writton guarantee binding us to indemnify you should our silks aplit or grow abiny in wear give the Coach Drab, Black, assurance of reliable gooda. The prices will be found, ‘on comparison, the lowest in this city, and as low as elaewhere in the country. a7 We buy and sell strictly for cash. . §2™ No calculation for losses in our profits. For MONDAY sni TUESDAY, February 27 and 28, we offerfour $1.19 Biack Goods for #1 a yard. We have Black Fsille Francaise, Black Satin Rhadames, Black Surshs sud BlachGros Grain Silks, Ask for the written guarantee, ‘The $1.35 Black Moire Silk for $1.25. Priettley's Silk Warp Henriettas. Lupin's Cash- meres, also black Serges, Armhures, Melrose and Cach ‘de Indiaat prices for Monday and Tuesday lower than elsewhere, . Honter's Green, From which we are prepared to make to onler NT OF SPACE WEEE SE: LADIES’ TAILOR-MADE makes us crowd the following: We bave to remember SUITS, WRAPS, AND JACKETS, ‘Tho verioty of shades and the quality of matorials, ‘and the prices abould attract you,to the Palais Royal on Monday and Tuesday. DRESS TRIMMINGS asp BUTTONS, ‘In the finest manner porsiblein our Custom ‘Tailoring Department. ‘The following souvenirs for February 27 anu 28 will ‘be appreciated: Gold, Siiverand Steel Braid Trimmings in new pat- terns, 81.25 quality for $1. ‘Mobsir Braidain colors to match the dress goods, and in new and pretty designs, 680. quality for 50c.. ‘We can't pretend to describe the many very besuti- ful novelty Dress Trimmings, but sasure you of the ‘finest display ever at the Palais Royal, and, therefore, ‘(we would argue) in thecity. We bave gold, silver and ‘steel Gimps, from 0c. to $2.50, Silk Gizmpe, from 50c. to $5 a yard, ‘Mobair Braid Trimming, from 250. to $3.35. ‘Sets of Gimp Orpamenta, §1 to $3.68. Sota of Mohair Braid do.. $1 to $2.68. Jet Gimpe, trom Z5e. to $15 8 yard. ‘Ornament Gimps, 92.50 to $208 yard. A whole colurmn end yet not halfour story told. aay WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ‘Wo expect you February 27 and 287 Respectfully, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor. : m5 Cor. 11th and Fete. nw, PALA es ROYALS 25 1217-1119 PENNSYLVARIA ATE. ~ -FOR RENT—ROOMS,_ CAE Rid Saasant Fonmielen, youe rahe eer tor d tow ste Aletandria Pe Oe ee se oes | Pe Pee FINELY PO Sa room: very laree, with STeloeks ‘Tealaressae 1890 Tater ee. WANTED--SITUATIONS. _ WEES = Sere ws See HEADQU, mines Saeera ee © Wests w es Wee areas seve NDSOMELY FURNISHED ANTED-81 ENOGI fe = ges ee “ = Me ote Ere eaney Wines naiae a Wien See ae peta. | Poche ca cae the Columble car mn coal a ae ORT Kixps OF | © Sp, ~_ WES rece Bor gr poop GaRee gar iarai ety eT er enna ere ee |X oe aa Wanna x wooo tabY A PEACE | FRE. We Sod aati eaaene Per SF Oe Tiiye to a8 ta dress 724 Kot a. ithe ones ans en ogee Sek a Eins Toodcrn eomveutens pinnsbine of ths bom dit — —— — Rete by Cocupebt. Bret-ciass £5 it ANTED — THE CARE OF AN INFANT = lees enee TE CHAMBERMAID Waream St per ues home, JOR REXT_FORNISUED—1WO ELEGANT 00 Rofo Re Nn [Sees ant nla aod me Ave Pe | yan ee Eee ear she a Ears os Woes yerercaee ee & | Wie ga a AL Besta Wi recs pl cS Si ee pply Wie . ‘Apviy at G18 Wat oe Biter | Perea ave ecelotey oe yy rate, de Paes KEEPER DESI Hab Wass = $5 to me a ba = utara dou ANTED — 4 FEM. CANVARSERS TO, = = W: Weis HE MELLING MiG. CO. “Avr! : _WANTED-—ROOMS. fF: - ene acuiosed Rookn, oss NTED—100 YOUNG MEN AT THE NEW Waste- TWO OR THREE oC ithout children *l we: ‘dounl Theater moraing, 10 sm | NV ‘noon or hate potweseenine Ut mauann | augicaro © Apply stews door, ee ; oe, ae, a sthere are bo, other Poorman. Tou, 7-\ HANDSOMELY FERRKN Wir sone SHURE aR, rsaAT | Reterencce exciiaued dae Gating teratica FR at wid ASD en cine VASTED — SEVERAL GOOD WEN FOR ive pet KF oe REN TEASE GE" SOUR AtoatS rn Gay? good pay. Aad ‘hc ne rURSTs Rae gow, a Dousehewing: watery Wes Gc. Dear market yt aeeus March 181048 #18, vicinity | care south fr ra Seeley at aw. aw EN TIO AG _ ‘wit Miter office, at" TWO OR THREE ROOMS UNFIT © Wit HER, ENERG AGENT, rine WANTHOStHee UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR of ywcttnonten: alt te references, ERCLUBIVE, Star office: Tight hourskeeping. Kent, including best and em, thecne. ih ae not twexceed G19 Per mouth. Alldcess Te WP ; : ee on ot te ence we EF Kk RENT—BEAUTIPUL CORNER FRONT hoo WASTEE-* gp00 BEAU sur t cite of two gentienen, southerm sud eamery FIVE UNFORNIS +| Wire BB a: gy 4 Tefereuces, Addfcas Box 2, Star ollice sire or JOR KENT—OOR OTH AND MARSACHUSETTS de Shcertul Tome with, tard: soutbore And esitern exposut toara; changed. 70k RENT -LARGE FINELY FORNTSHE: Toki ob secu. fs for obe or two yer some. with or without board. private faintly Ter” | tnees reguirel. “Hed New honk ave * RENT —ON SECOND FLOOK FRONT, WELL. Hoom, als : TIBET, Pat eres bow house; resormnces 3 Mist aw. faery ED-A WOMAN, TO COOK, WASH, AxD v quire ae ae wees Tot rED A BOY OF 16 WHO WRITES A Goo id. = ANTE FURNISHED ROOM, “CENTRALLY jocate-L for ing burivews ane, mouth’ "Addrem Box, Btar oftiss” “ee Wa step—o: SHED ROOM: UNG Wie Caner yes nae * tape tee syivania ave: must be cheap. Star offi WASTER BY MAN AND as THREE ROOMS aud bath; furui nCoras, 617 Pennsylvania ave. r. ed or Unfurnished | ——s ahed Iie hall rourn . beth. ee ee 5 | scutbern weasenose scons bu enane Spot, enoticas miak te PARTRER, WITH 9500 10 82,900 70 | Surat ate price and rat on. Tidnee SEWN Nery reanonable, S46 S2th st nears st a Y bay Grocery Store doing vasliens $00,000. ad- SENT TP SEATED, Star omer OR RENT — E ROOMS, EX SUITE ol vertiser bas po iboney riebve| or | . ata nor ‘Single, furnished or unfurnished. will allow Soter, ‘Address Box 118 star office. ae Wes ee eae ae, CORNERED ROOMS |p maee came Without culidrm . allt WwW NTED —10 FIRST-CLASS HANDS, 3 ON | nousekeen vi Ma a, sce gall ‘day for FESR a T2o-3e Y lakirts on sleeves. Zon coats, Zon wainty andl | Huo B00) mass O18 “Urn athe OR KENT—is02 HM ST. NW, NFET Doon 10 ee gta Gist TW. GRiMES, “ie ets Fier r—ipee SA OK. nilor, 1028 Connecticut ave. wheal —— — | es ali iced a7 vA! D—GENTLEMAN FoR Pd) ANENT Ww. NT ie board: ron Nesnae to cvchock daily: ¢18 sie week A ED—-HOUSES. Fe tt NT HANDSOMED FURNISHED PAR. jorvased tf found co arvou on Bret Boor. if = ANTED—TO RPNT A PESIGHED HOUSE 1 rt Fieve ed AUPIY Sobriety ot a er is | Wastes re tartar its r,t meats | ep ine Fon Hoard it dented 145? eC swe suhiccctnee anime Ge fA hy a ENT CARTE ROOMN_AT Beware WAR FIR CLASH ADVERTIGE: | givitue terms and ivestion, Box 11, SareBe “fas | oS St ae refer mosh x: tent aolicitore for ovr Gaide and Buaitiens n i OURS Oe SUN ma (rj piuat be ‘experienced. Call at tue BTEVE Ne WANTER_To PURCHASE-HOUSE OF @ TOD Li . OVELTY CO. 317 Dtb. rooms, brick OF frame, bo basement, between Sth | BIOR RENT—O41 K 8T.N W_ VERY sesaaaaalt = —— ey wee and 18th, south of T street n, te . Poot, Dicey TurBisbed, avut etpeosure, Ww Sa meTRSIORST MAN, OF gop Dumber. and lowest price. Box At for mangle eeu . aor" clans telorense. Aaireas 3 He Siar ofioe I ANTED—TO =a SEQEAMIER ES; | JFOR RERT—1005 G7 ASTITHOF EO noose YANTED—A NEAT, TIDY, COLOKED WOMAN a ES ee wei and shade erm; on 20 door mut ‘Congresamne ot teu! Fe housework, must be brink and a good ad ne oo a dati 2) ED—TO EMPLOY A STEADY, 501 a oy See ire tab tad vert cto | SuPANTaD NOSEEST nae " i KENT THREE PLEASANT FRONT KOO.) the Louse: must Ue exyeriouced 1u the care of Novees v ANTED- BUSINESS PRO PERT FROR 8.995 po fd willing t0 live cuteide of but near the cit reas Box 53 Star clive. Wiettinds baeteaonings sins bea good ulke ae MDB ene Tie Fe, FORNIRHED AGOMS POR Pasa the door Aviniy IANO Lith ane. eS Se as WHITE MAN WHO UN. 7-000 thet wil pay as Invedtaneula’ we have sues {incre tor such propericn ‘Tyler horton 1307 YASMALL HOUSE OF ABOUT aud fara good refergneee, “Addreay 1. . cot 6 reome by a young nian ta Government employ on REN T= ST. A.W. and Gt BOLLIDOE. Pee St | eaplgese ee a es ane ei dress, Satine pe Betsey tok Bes, Se ae W3step-rne cary Tocation, Ie ¥. $., Star office Fics | Sasrvoees. pie x frotice Ane. “Perfection Automatic Lah TO RENT BY AvSNALL FAMILY.S agi nas 5 Axles garted ssi Meet of aus acted erst th ot Marten furciaed | F¥Rree ta gion iaoge: want ent on oth arene, Romain ny, BW, penctlcel, Bate, Se Seeep: atest,” eeibwast: bere of forsat 10li Met Be ___£a-chie Brecsdested, gusts, soem and’ information eivea at see eeetoeee on. os ware eee AS Tok, RENT TWO COMMUNICATING UNFUN Boone, Conran birding, between the hours of @ 24-00" WANTED TO PUMCUASE IMMEDIATELY 4 Nouse, in esti orth met egeucn | paretefauiy Oat aw 000. "Address H.D.0, 514 3 at, pone, ‘and 10am, and ¥ and 5 p.m. roe Vv ® ANTE STEN PHER With TYPE- 3 POR RENT—1947 LST NW, TWO BOO! A) ae oe eee ______##4-3#°_ | Fang hall room on 34 vor, with bait ondence work for tse of office: the office is centrall fu private oe ANTED—TO PU! FOR Cash HOUSE Focated on ‘rst floor: this is s rare opportunity. HFomn | F000 to 0G, location. uartnwe eat aires with Fefereuocs RAPID, Siar otice. —f4-Bt | sine po god inventinane address FO hee WO | Fee EE TANTED —A YOUNG INTELLIGENT Wai 124-5 | terme rwasouahle: convenent te Canin. Perron, ‘irl to wait on a Be gee oid ienymes | WW ANTED_ON CAPITOL WILL, SIX OR se vax. | Reva (ret-rlane Tatde Poa, if dress, stating wages expected, 1. WASTER IOS CAPITOL i han Cnaw - so #1,000 down, PNSEY.”” | on RENT—il0h NEW VORE AVF Sw, ONN ANTED. Al "ARTNER (ACTIVE OR OTHER. 24 226 Fstuw. | BF furnished frovt Room, third fiver. also, atoall bat ih a capital of $9,000 to 5,000, t0 en. . SEY FROMOWNERA THe | OM With board, moderate price: rulerences ea gage inthe bent basi busiheas in theeity. for full | WANTED IMMEDIATELY FROM OWNERS 7HB | Thetweed. a Qiioemation address. Wa star OMe,” 24. following priced and located property west of 6th sta. RENT how rick hows, 1. {., ries howare am. 1 Fe N’ TED oA RUITARLE (PERSON TO KEEP {fteen years; must be kind an "atid oom ecllfecoummended. AdSresa HOPE: Stat often. £24 ANTED—A FARM HAND. GOOD HOPE. ANA- WS8RA 5. M. GOLDEN 0,000. 10 or }2r's. price about rn. price about Bek house, ma 1 sor ™%, Price reat ick hous, m. 1,8 or 10r's.. price abo: Brick house, m1. 9 oF Ze. vrtce about ick hotine, ws C, Gor 7 out PS Se Nebrese at omen’ TELL, cor Sth ana F Wik ne ane bee Chane RNP aso Waste HAVE $2,000 OF $3.00 CASH FOR | tng aerator oe ployment {aro ood canvassers to sell nov- | Wicrtoniy pocommisoan “GEO W EVANS. | tavleboerd@i8. we Oe 6 a ‘Employast Bureau, 717 nw, 23-30 614 Pt ow. JOR KENT—CHOICE ROOMA. NEAR TRE Am = — Sa | Piitncton: singie orn suite, south windows, 101 S STEDCE ED—A GERMA: AN GIRL GIRL TO COOK, | COOK, WASH b. RE anil a ~ id from for a. iy, Bo children’ & «uit _WANTED—BOARD._ “SS ha Aare ine Inguive at 898 9th | = FS, S252, Sh soaery row 7. WASTED DOARD FOR GENTIEN WANTED} ERT CLASH ORR. as ‘wife in Georgetown, State terms A i Appia val f live wuod teierences, | 10th st... ‘Observatory before Li a. iN" =e IRISH GIRL TO Some cut: hws mi Caik with references, after 8 AxB oad om fu geiitoat a tuird Got Feferunces jam FOR RENT—OFFICES. KENT_OFFICES—IN OUR NEW BUILDING, patie 4 | = == ane = _ WANTED_LOTS. ‘steam heat aud alt con wuss dren. o'ecloc] y ANTED-LOTS—UN IMPROVED, SINGLE AND ne ee UTHERPORD. Mio seas 2m sebst St | Wi Niiocks iu the northwent for customers 107 F noe 1307 F et tw WANTED SORTH GERSIAS WOMAN Ap SEAM: | ot HELICON & RAMEL, oR RENT Oil F 81. BETWEEN PATENT axe ‘sirens Box 153 | — = rt Uttices, entite second fiour.twe rooms, Staroffice, Lal 3 eitire third floor, three roous, €2 2 FOR RENT_S a ] 3 PENNA AVE. occuriny ) Ada cn Exprecn Company. well MONEY TO LOAN. _ Y a W RATES ON LOCAL Mirinde. 20S SE eto Stock, Bond and Note Oost ANTEDTO THE UNEMPL UNEMPLOYED—CARVAS- obealn paving aituatious ty wire Pures ig Bae it joe. References required. — DUNDORF'S Seapine zt Peau conducted be ladies, Men and Wetnenn white LOAN ON REAL of @ stare. elorags pUrpawea.oF wkd wake ais colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, for Dis nate aoa companies tuquire of Me Me states, with reference. 717 M st. n.w. _£20- Attorney ot Lav, 23 4p si. Bw. phic din Fs wee ein ONEY TO LOAN AT PIVE PER CENT OX AI Peal eotnte security: amounte TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 Pat naw. kK RENT— Second foor 1320 Penn. ave. nw. suitable for falesroom, hall, or a litt snot App to a tacturing buminew, KE THE AGENCY OF Te EN Fg TE J. F. MANNING. ARTED MAN TCT ein eae e ibe: | MOSEA 7G PAS GS REAL rare: {See Por ee gas, other sises. in. proportion. Uo malt, “Real Batate notes tongbt au aol be te Sus conpans ta hp Ua onary, tie Bale ON REAL BSTATE SECURITY a: F234 * gto 8 exe gp ES lyri ecm “| 0.000 Pee Foto ci sntoreat iu sum Dike hn PHILLIPS Toit Sew Trk ee: <cocaTED | “ht woward MCKNIGHT. GO? Tthstnw, | [OR RENT — THAT WELL-KNOWN GROCERY Wane, —INTFLLIGENT MAN, ts te Fapreen i bina atu Hurebs mest market cor 10tb ait Oets-ee Gutride Wantanewn, to rermesent in bislocality § 000 FO LOAN ON IMPROVED REAL ES- | with Mature, posseanon given at ulice igi at X Hs wiven.” SUPE. MFG. HOUSE, Lock oe eee al, aie, at G percent wecommigeion. | TOR cence Lente orth a K KRENT_STORE AND DWELLING AT 1636 i 803 North Coruline ave.sie._| BOTtisiat awe cousins 18, coors, with all | W ASTED—A DRESS MARER INF (KER IN EVER EXERY ¥ FAMILY. mir Seay ONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL orp Amprovemedts. Inquire 1638 14th st. jonal Rystem” ate security in thiscity, in sumeof ©! EE _——E aa Srereeet acteat na eet yey coe Pes Meeit awe ese 7eeae, | FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS 3 erg oe $500, 000 BONDS AND MORTGAGES. | yon nENT—AEc OND FLOR OF 8: MAK —ollele_eleeeEe__=e ——— Pas . aga lnguire of Mra MARKY J. WELCH, WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS |,” "=" "=" sUniNTRD ououans | =35__———_—___4 WASTER: PPR STCOSREART oes: | Mp RRR _ SUBURBAN PROPERTY. THE FARMERS REN a ‘co SALP_SUBUKPAN LoTs_aT A Bahoain— ss: 000. Present Uy ANTED-A Se ee FED, EASE | Coit SO anh veh west: tuvet be eeld. "Roes Th Consonsa building omer in tobe sed with one hore andowu be | | o ren CENT ENT Drees Src BONDS, 4 YRAI rari ira deemeacee Tess | SVTARL Se peutet AUD TNE ST OS or bosom, Fine a Heh ST SOUPH OF TED — TO BORROW @100 FOR A SHORT ae iach ee See ‘ubivide mvesly snd yteid: ood security and interest, am ee, Seo. Boryesch ett ovTY et a Sa AST _£21-6t ED-A GOOD Bi 'HER'S ICE-BO NTED-A GOOD BUTCHER'S, 1 CB- BOX, At BARGAIN—A FINE aiden ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TOSUIT; REABON. Fas aL, BARGAIN 4 FINE Site 1000 di eteeewe foc Manecommnatcss “° SH wang 4,0 Seat ani a; “ ‘elpeceemest na FANTED_FOR CASH — pay fon PERFECTLY SAFE, a a= _ 118-108 C2) sw make Uy So wet ior Tow out pbacton, with fenders weed | H.nng-7° puree ieedd samt and etate where can’ be seen Be ON REAL ESTATE Se. Buromee ae Fuis aT Ex 113)__— THOS EB WAGGAMAN. aNTED #10 15 BE U6_TO ANT | pho _THO8 B wanoam ‘erin with gran’ infaned oF Tg 5. squitiony ie eee ot weil ‘At 6 por cent. Peat ottin aidoveuny ca. 7 ‘omar zi F aEGOND HAND aera At 5 per cont, dctresa, stating price aud condition, F. ae 3.3m Me BROWN SOF at 7 tes Ta Seto We QT (MEETS mess £24-Lm" Pisce now, ane inset Susans SeTED=al 1200 FoR ONE ad _ | Reccres elie MoxEe 2. TO ‘ON FIRST-CLASS REAL LOST_A A D_FOUND. ANTED_ WELL SINKER AND F JOHN SHERMAN fer W: marie aguarantee, Mises et ot ARTED — TO PURCHASE COX NAL anes vias . mumbo tod prices dt Le P- atar Rel sie semis of Pat. — STIRS. eae WA tas, ceesecnit ‘ONEY = IN LARGE ieee ee Mah Fea 6 oe ‘caw. WS ‘alterations and repaira, 3100000 Za sod reupenty made, a Rem! om =e cs REAL ROTATE