Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1888, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON MONDAY March 19, 1884, Statement of circulation of Tur EVENING STAR Jor the week ending March 17, 1888: MowpaY, Manch 12, 1888. 28,021 ‘TeEsDAY, Mancu 13, 1888, 26,703 Wapweapay, Marcu 14, 1888. 27,289 ‘TwURsDaY, Mancn 15, 1888, 27,331 Prupay, MARcE 16, 1888... 27,026 SaTURDaY, Maxcw 17, 1868. 31,210 ‘Tora 165,369 AVERAGR .... 27,393 I solemnly swear that the above is a true and correct statement of the circulation of Tam EVEN- 3G Stax for the week ending March 27, 1888 F. B. Noves, ‘Treas. Evening Star Newspaper Co. ‘Sworn to and subscribed before me this nine ‘Wenth day of March, A. D. 1588. Joux T. C. Cran, Notary Public. ————+ = Harper's Weckly, falling ito the prophetic ‘Yeln, disposes of the Independeat vote at the next presidential election. It divides the independents into three classes, contingent, of course, upon the Tenomination of President Cleveland by the demo- rats and the nomination of an ‘unobjectionable candidate” by the republicans, The frst class are ‘more ardent tariff than civil-service reformers, and ‘would support Mr. Cleveland on the strength of the stand he has lately taken on the question of \ax-reduction. The second class are those who consider civil service reform of paramount import- nee, and would seize the opportunity to rebuke Mr. Cleveland for what they consider bis unfaith- ‘Tulness to that cause. ‘The third are those who would vote to continue the prevent administration, aithougn not enamored of it, on the principie that st 18 Detver to Dear those ills we have than fly ‘0 others that we know not of. How large an influence the independent vote ex- erted on the result in 1884 Is appreciated by all students of politica But then that vote was united. What it can do now that itis split, by ‘Mr. Curtis's own admission, into fragments, no one can tell with certainty. Everything will de- pend on whether it has shrunk in volume im the meantime, or swelled to such dimensions that it an afford to lose a large fraction of its bulk with- cut loaing its power. ———_—+-=—__ _ ‘The strike of the engineers on the Burlington system has suffered a serious backset by the de- cision of Judge Dundy at Omaha, that the engi- neers on the Union Pacific line, refusing to move Burlington: cars, can be enjoined. In his remarks during the argument for the injunc- ton, the judge specifically Umited the bower of the court to ipterfere to those eases th which there is a conspiracy to create disturbance, derail cars, ditch trains, ete. But, If a strike consisted simpiy in quitung work and quietly walking out, he did not, see how a court was going to restrain ft. “I shall never,” said he, “order a man to work against his will by imjunction. Such action would be inequitabie, for the reason that another remedy exists, Suit for breach of contract, whenever terms of contract as prescribed are not carried out.” What appened between the utterance of theve ‘words and the delivery of the final decision? Did counsel for the corporations involved produce proof of malicious designs on the part of the strik- ing engineers? Or is the judge ready to accept as evidence of a conspiracy the fact that several men concluded, for their mutual benefit, to do together ‘What each one of them would have had an indis- putable right to do by himself? Judge Dundy has gone a long way further than Judge Gresham, but at remains to be seen whether he has kept on ‘equally safe ground. eo ‘The engineers’ strike on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad has come to anend almost as suddenly as it began, and to this hour nobody seems to know just what reason the men had for striking. That the trouble had an insuMictent cause, itis fair to assume from the fact that no state- ment of grievances had been submitted to Chiet Arthur, that no sanction had been given by him to the proposed suspension of work, and, in short, that he was as much astonished as anybody else when the news reached Chicago that his men had quitted their locomotives. It 1s probable that the resumption of traftic on the Santa Fe road is due in no small measure to bis prompt repudiation of all comnection with the affair, and his statement that, if any members of the brotherhood had done Wrong, they must be punished for it, Such a state. ment carries weight. The men concerned under- stand it and the public are satisfied with 1t, —<—<$<<—<— ‘The correspondence between Gen. Badeun and Gen Grant concerning their respective shares in ‘tue authorship and pecuniary returns of the cele- brated Memoirs will excite widespread public tn- lerest. The published letters place Badeau in an kward position, and the Badeau claim 1s in itself @ reflection upon Grant. There are no Jengths to which a quarrel of this sort may not be carried when it is once actively begun, Every American will regret that anybody should have felt calied upon to begin It, a ‘Senator Ingalls’ response to Col. Finley Anderson. 1S as free from reflectious upon Gens. Hancock and McClellan ag his original pension speech should have Dea. It has all the soulful wit of brevity, and unlike many of the Senator's witticisms has uO sting. In Its relation to the sarcastic invective whieh preceded it, which wasexpected in its place and which in due time will doubtiess follow, it re- minds one of those brilliant flashes of silence Which Syduey Smith fwund so enjoyable in ‘Macaulay's conversation. ee ‘The promised cold “ave reduced the temperature yesterday Just enough to make the out-of~toors alr delightful. ‘Tals Sample of cold wave ts highly catistactory, and the weather bureau will doubt- hess werrun With Orders of this particular line of goods, og A Philadelphia jude has decided that Keely ‘wust reveal the secret of his motor. Does the jus ictal pundit remember the answer of Canning’s “Story! God bless you! I have none to tell, sir.” Ove Howes Axo Tum DECORATIONS. ‘What should receive more attention or afford us amore pleasure than the Decoration of Our Homes? We are constantly adding new and original work to our attractive rooma, Are now showing some new work in ROPE SILK sud BAGARRON ART THREAD. Exquisite NEW DOYLIES im Drawn Work. SOLID EMBKOIDERY and OUTLINE WORK. NEW CROCHETING and TAMBOUR WORK. Work of all kinds commenced. Instructions im all the Fine Arts of Embroidery, (Crocheting, Outlining, Painting im all tte branches, NEW EASTER NOVELTIES. Visit our rooms and bring your friends. New stock of Summer STAMPED LINENS at pop- tar pries, 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO, New Building, 514 9th st. nw. ‘Sole Agents for the Light Running ‘New Home Sew. —— wbis Hars: Hars: SPRING STYLES IN ALL THE NEW COLORS, At $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50 and 4. SPKING STYLE SILK Hats, $5, 86 and os, CHOICE STOCK UMBRELLAS AND CANES. GLORIA UMBRELLAS WITH GOLD AND SILVER HANDLES at $2.25 and 2-59, JAMES ¥. DAVIS’ SONG, 1201 Ponsa ave, cor. 12th et. in ‘W. H LOWERRE. sb10-3mn Washington, D.C. Last Or Tar Wisren Gansesrs, Que Flush Cisver $25, worth, ‘Two Pras ‘worth #25, Qae Seal Skin U iscer $150, worth $200. ote 's Overcoat (very fine) $85, worth Uwe lot (three Visites) ‘h. less than balf price. Tro Seal Sita Visitas #135; worth $1. e few Seal Skim Sacques ai lens tau cost. 2B, H. STINEMETZ & SON, 1237 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, ELLULOID TRUSS, "T"Rictrrcr breaks: ever'wears out, alwayaclenn, “tia = ‘AS, FISHER’S, cod Aico uertteat Mire, FISHER devotes ber stieution to the wantaot dads Paros ‘mh _ wis Seaine Overcoat Tarx.|J. C. Horcamsox A charming day this, bright, crisp and bracing, siving promise of an early Spring. Days like ‘this man ought to indulge in brisk walks of from four to eight miles long, sending the blood coursing freely through his veins and crown- ing his brow with the roseste hue of health, inhaling the pure air of early Spring—as exhil- erating in ite effects and better in ite results than a dranght of the best champagne. To do this with perfect safety one should wear light Spring Overcoat. Not heary enough to en- cumber by ite weight, bat warm enough to pre- serve an even temperature and make one feel perfectly comfortable, ‘This 1s, of course, an advertisement. We ‘want to tell you to-day something of cur match- Joa stock of Spring Overcoate, A stock never before equalled fn variety of kinds. Excellence of Fabrics, Beauty of Designs and Colors, Rich- ‘ness of Trimmings and Perfect Body-Fitting Properties, ‘SAKS AND COMPANY. We can Gt every man, no matter what his pe- CUliarities of form may be—unless, indeed, ho ‘be actually deformed. We can suit every taste ‘and mest the requirements of every pocketbook, from the ultra-fashionable, Short, Double Slit- ted English Covert Coat, of delicate fawn color, tothe extra Long and Plain but Elegant Spring Overcoat of the most sober shade. We can fit the Short and Stout, the Tall and Slight, and the man of regular shape, with equal essa. We have Spring Overcosts to Gt men measuring 54 inches around the chest and weighing anywhere * between 250 and 350 pounds, and we have them small enough to ft the youth jast budding into manhood. We go further still (although we are only advertising Men’s Goods to-day) and ft a child 6 years old. SAKS AND COMPANY. ‘The Lowest priced Spring Overcoat we carry is eight dollars, We'll carry nothing that we can't recommend, and in this limited space wecan only tell you of one style at each price, but we ‘want to impress on your mind the fact—which, of course, we shall gladly demonstrate when- ever it suits your Convenience to call—that we show from three to thirteen styles at every price wename between $8 and $35. At eight dollars then we offer a hard twisted worsted effect in sgrayish brown color. A quiet shade ands very genteel garment, Guaranteed per- fect fitting. SAKS AND COMPANY. At ten dollars we offer among other styles a very pretty combination plaid in = cheviot effect, cut in the short English style. Suitable for dressy young gentlemen, very rich in ap- pearance, in fact a swell cost for alow price. Another is a dark gray smooth surfaced aasimere, regular length, silk faced, soft roll. Acoat that you cannot duplicate in Washington outside of our house for less than $13.50 to $15. SAKS AND COMPANY. At $12 we mention but oze of the many styles to be found here st that price, and that isa. Combination Chevioteen, a trifle lighter in color than a heather mixture, but on the same order, soft and silken to the touch, rolling lap- bel. A splendid fitting garment. Just the thing, we imagine, fora rich driving coat, inas- mach as it will not show dust or dirt. SAKS AND COMPANY. Fifteen dollars, Where shall we begin or Which cont describe? It would be much casier to tell you of the kinds we have no/ at this price than of those we have. Every shade and shape that's fit to wear seems tobe among the great variety marked $15 each. One isa light eray ‘Melton, doubie-stitched edges, welt seams, lined all through with silk of same shade. A perfect beauty im appearance, shape and fit, and if it can be duplicated hereaboute for less than from $20 to $22 we are much mistaken. SAKS AND COMPANY. One of the many kinds we sell at eighteen dol- lars ts 8 charming tan-colored Melton, raw edges, silk faced, welt seams, simply besutiful, shape correct, fit perfect. We are prond of this Particular style. TWENTY DOLLARS! What 3 ‘Vast array of elegant coats we are selling at $20 each! Colors ranging from black to cream. ‘We'll teil you of one style, it is « light slate color, rerular length, trimmed superbly, soft Toll, too delicate in shade to be worn except for walking or dress puryoses, bat 4 “Stunner” for that, not loud but “bordering on,” just pro- nounced enough to be swell, S8aKS AND COMPANY. ‘TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS. Of -the very many rich garments we are selling at this price, ‘we'll mention just one style; it ie a dark Oxford ‘mixed wide-wale Cassimere, fat bound, silk- lined clear to the binding. We must tell you of another; it is © delicate fawn-colored Kersey, Lined with silk of sabade that contrasts beanti- fully, stitched edges, lap seams, a superb ar ment, SAKS AND COMPANY. ‘THIRTY VOLLARS. At this price the cot ‘that attracts our attention for the moment iss Diack Clay's English wide-wale Worsted, soft ‘Se silk and warranted not to gloss, lat bound, slik lined even with the edges THIRTY-FIVE DOLLARS. At this price, Among other, we are selling very delicate shade of light Tan wide-wale French Cassimere Lmed with silk of shsde to match, Time, ‘thought, labor and expense have been Isvished 0 thowe matchiees garments until we arein a Position to say that no custom tailor Living can Produce finer or better fitting Spring Overeoata, ‘Window, Seventh street front. We'll be glad to ‘have you examine and try them on at your con- venience, but above all we would advise you to look them over before you buy or place your onter. SAK8 AND COMPANY, RETAILERS OF FINEST CLOTEIKG, mb19 ‘SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACZ. Larest Evnorsax Novexrms 50-Cexr Ki> Groves Tomozsow | Bosrox House Sroaz News ___ WANTED--HELP. — am. Nx SSTOATEVS. ~ ne Ue gel omeaeeretcemme ease | W" ane tae P TAB & fone . WARTEDGAS ACTIVE, MAN LOCATED OUT. | WWAXTED—A Osi TON WA GENTHEL AND OPENING oa Nee ae ee =e BLACK SURAK SILES mip * B SAM'L A. COOMBS, 926 Feu nw, mhiv-6r J ANTED_ BY AN HONEST AND INDUSTRIOUS TUESDAY, "Ree toes Bhades ta SURAH SILKS st Wanrinceox, wagune aso iontsg; | W2Uetor that FE TRY t: eon waite ci Ghee Adarven $03 Teh x. ne. ah Address INDUSTRIOUS, Star aon | mkiba ae at Ze WASIED—. youNG WAN FOR 4 ORY: WANTPDar a nespectanih SETTLED STILE GRENA! Bishine or Hat ny those with wlite woman « Situation im @ ainall ‘pene, ee Black Twisted GRORADINES and HER- ence need apply. Star office {here are no children; good reterenees. INDL ‘ti . WEDNESDAY, ® VWWANTED — 4 YOUNG WomaN OR Gini To | Sot em ° on one aL ck SADacEs ERD NV ‘nurse sa infant.’ Inquire 430 Met nm. 2% | WANTED POsiTioN WiTW A PENMUN are MARCH 20 AND 21. Gkos Guat trom the. to per WAXTERGTINST CLASS LAUNDRESS TO TARE bE KF RT Tiitw MOIRE ANTIQUES and MOIRE FRAN- highest rolerences os to elaine: nad Shalite eed cross LEME.” sar office in Printed CHALLIS DE LAINES Diy. between Land Zo'clock at 1726 1st, mb1o-3 WwW ANTED—A POSIT Yate oF Livery wag Position as weiter tak Bom 4. Star omice WANTED A NBUrE WOMAN Wo CHAM. Oy ass ANTED—WOMEN fetmeida ‘Nurse Soa gray, Walter, Drivers ot farm Hanae Cook SARPLA COOMBS wo Fst cme dave in thee wah we = : ‘PRICES 810 TO 940 EACH. eToory atarG aaiek and AAS Twtch ooane en | Rewieaning. Call at 203 Tat meat Tee A off pe bac HOSIERY, mening trom 266, : Rated oor enema SED RY A VOUS aie tare vw w ry rere erin HANDEERCHIFFS and, SILK HOS | ‘This week is devoted to everything appertsiuing to Cor. 11th and F sta. ne WASTED—A SROOND BARTENDER AND A BOY | ty st. ~- some i Ww wy SETS. “Latest styles" Ie EAKASOLS. UM Yournew Spring Dress, Each evening we shallguote} ____Cor MthandFatamw. | WAN] housework. 1400 Fa. ave., saloon. = w Ephana CARRIAGE ‘SHADES Fresh Bargain, For TO-MORROW (MARCH 20) we T, I mhioSt 28 rat ATIONS FOR COOKS, Mama IOUKES AND CORRECT PRICES. ‘quote the following Bargains: Laos: Tanorsane Jackera ANTED-IMMEDIATELY, AN EXPERIENCED oy AND SEATON PERBY, As representative valuios of the new Spring | WV ‘vurmo-cis for tats teeny naotha cht nee erry Building, Feunaylvanieave, cor. that Stock we quote the following: ‘or English preferred. must be well recommended. Dot _ Eatabhished 1840. ml F. Ss B. Black Spring-weight All-woolImported Stock- | BATIK come it contact with measles iter conta A SG Ree EADS AND Banc | Denziazs| Hour Scr Banoarss inette English Walking Jackets, tatior bound, | rear Box 78, Star ofhce, | hermes BOOM No, a3 bh : = | Binoy "SOUR SMES OE. | Remuera qo mcn nonin nvm | Seine Tome wrimoimeensios’ | Wastin opp MAS, to Gan, Sop! = - Papers 1 Ten, Each in different style. All, 7 de of esty. Call. Sivreen 10 ati and’ 2'p sat jonuatattcly tresded. Bleck Tailor-made Spring-weight English bee pa a . EP ARS ETOP OM dios tna senning chent tause uniio more 891 Cwanscew Washing Didinoie, Maca taneaten WANTED 4 FIRSTCLASS COOK. AT 1401 I RICH MILLINEAy. ke XX t Tete Fealize than describe, “Distineue” is the mostcom- | — itnany Want Jace AN sisea, 93 ak. BGR BoBe weed apviy that camsiot brisk wood jiawk 3 Ek AAA Drehensive word for them. The materials sloue are *" ONLY @9 EACH. ————— an = YAN ED YOUTH OF iawrreNn wins KER x T RAaAAs Paseo pd Ge eand on low ee cee ‘Mail orders for these will be p Hy attend- , Py THE age a Bed Ww of first muth's. mh19.66 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR W. H. VEERHOFF'S MAIN STORE, [creat pial armen —a "tat aniedaes’ a mize | Departures. Aadrens 8 pe eee - = # TH STREET, (Second floor >-ALAI! *y 2 XN WOMAN > ¥ (UNG o LAITING PINKING PATTERNS. Avent Demo- a ; ee WOODWARD & LOTEUOR. Wi eigen boumwork rercrencemyaimea tall | WASTED BLA. YOUNG colaurn Won, rest iy yaa 119.50 with all attact nts. www A t ‘Cor. 11th and F sts, atyi2 i 5 cd 1040 Khode Isiand aveon w ah bg neer I, doors above So Vwve ts ‘ . T, Want -—IMMEDIATELY—TWO FIRST-CLASS TABLE YOUNG WHITR fo Braise a ES ge fk bow ‘srety.one Surr Banoarma, Toner Deranruexr. Waist banda and one apprentice, at Isia. nw. Work permanent, ants we chambers WASTED-DRESSMAKERS AT 1110 141m ST Hove You Seex Hoey DO YOU KNOW HIM? was made when he was and As a special attraction we offer 4-ounce Bottles of Celebrated Gelle Frere’s Eau de Cologne in different odora Each of these Thirty-one Suits different. Particular- Aypretty i Back r i OU x YEARS EXPER. He thought the WV ANTED_BY 4 Youna \. A TEACHER TO Wancbigton whe’ use only for hina but the eaane Pena. - | $12 fawn Cloth Suit; cost beck, silk stitched, tailor- ONLY 50c. PER BOTTLE. RE RE Tico mihi a pac eg OEE = ee oR OR Ssg8 2 nish. ...An $18 Gray Cloth Suit, with black braid soeve mamma Dettee iden ot thashoapnens ot the Barues-Piumau system, Address “X.Y. "er WaStee Be a youxe ¥ + AAS tteriuae sounded ‘trimming, is elegantly aimple—if that expresses our ve you have only to consider that good sania ret-clase te ctiy to Fery mrtch inte teane* wotds. the peanil bey shouted: an salen Oo meaning. ‘Thaee of the prettioat wo have quoted, bat | Cologne lo weually coldlat Sie pareunee. ee WASTED-AY OFFICE Clerk. erraen Lany | spe: 9 GuihClte Sally “prefer one ‘of Creation” scrambled to his feet, and, of the latest styles, you may prefer some one of the other twenty-eight. offer 4 ounces at 500. oF young iad: must write a good hand and be ae Mi diving both hands deep into the pockets of hia trouse (Second floor of the PALAIS ROYAL) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, correct in accounts, Address Box 40, Staroffice, 1t° ” 3 silembled. bagan a erigicel inspection of foe haudscme WINDOW SHADES, kc. : Cor, 11th and F sta. n.w. WAXTEDES LADY ro ACT As 4. aPECIAL TIONS POR ALL KINDS oF ees | Woarent tore new Sper week. Salary: ler Faiitecd ts line of goods yed in the windows of FFF RRR A MM MM RRR 9885 TR ‘Axp Gass 'T. teorifsuy lady to dil the place. 'ALDERSON © COs AND KouM- ICTOR E. ADLER'S e Katt AA MMMM E. Mousses Serr Bancams. za, Dotter, Anp Gtiass Powers. | 930 Fst. 2a tor. : iv TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. re Rr Aa i uM M ER ®sq We had made up in our own work- ANTED—MORE MEN TO SELL OUR PRUIT ee FO 2*% BG Bee S38 | rrom 60t0 420 we will have displayed to-merow rooms, from Rumia, Crashes and Towellng se- | ,\¥,8%4 O7iaieutal stk: we give goed wages ahd Impossible, he exclaimed. Too good to be true: never To 43 suits for Mines from 12 to 16 year, The very lected from our stock, an exter sive line of & Co., Narserywen, Geneva, N. ¥. wah dD heard of such a thing. Let's see, what's this, Trousers, latest French styles. Some of Cashmere, in the new DISH, GLASS, AND ROLLER TOWELS, Il-wool Cheviot, 7 ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED Ni (WHITE), a ‘° combination’ stripe, meat, natty, P% RRR, PPD, ERR BRR, shades, are 4 uP with pleated skirts and puffed | which we have marked at a very slight advance Wirtyoue ant ‘Apply at once 2500 141% st Bobby ant mle eLy 82.50 A PAIR, 0 0 RRR DD ER IRR sleeves, with velvet, braid, and ribbon trimmings. A on the cost of materials, Bw. od W-b-o-w! “Wouldn't believe it if I had told it myself.” OO EE BP & zg Cloth nit of fawn and white ground with ting bineand | yard Tea Towels, 10, 1296, 4nd 150. W ANTED-AT 1402 1571 ST. NW. A COLOKE hw arose ‘This man ADLEL'S « «reat fraud, else he's revolution- oo 8s DpD 6FER R Fed lines, forming a plaid, is trimmed with velvet, and ‘oleh to cvok, Waxh, and iron, must be wea 1-yard Glass Towels, 12% and 150. ‘things in the closing line.” Stop, here's another 21 yards Roller Towels, 25, 35. 373, and 45c. will attract yon for its stylish appesrance. But there stem of interest. are forty-three of them, and all at the same Souvenir recomended: sisy ai Michi: wood wegen. Nobe who Cauiioi uo the above work toed apply. ae WASTED, BY GENTLEMAN OF Goo! From a stock embracing over comfort Be (Linen Department: second ) ANTED—1WO WHITE GIRLS TO SEW ON SPRING OVERCOAT: 500 DESI AINTE Prices as would have been quoted had they arrived in WOO! — , 5 & Strictly all-wool, suk feclase, Pull foll front, cond —_—— Sh ee ieee J ? WARD & LOTHRO! W ttrctise cot parents: Sine souk Seen ee seauis, very stylish and periect Atting, ENGRAVINGS, ETCHINGS, &c. PAINTINGS RESTORED. FI:AMES REGILDED.,| ok. Wash and iron. Apply to B. B. CHASE, Umbre (Secon! floor of the PALAIS ROYAL.) is L Maker. 411 11th st,, opposite Star offier. ‘96.75 EACH. Aproxs For Mes. W ante, A BRIGHT LAD IN A PAINT 84 “Now I do wonder if ADLER expects any sane man to Wwantre, By swallow such stuff. I wouldn't belief it if my «rand- 2 . Georgetown boy preferred, Address B.C. D. id ! a ¥ BRANCH STORES, WOUDWARD & LOTHROP mb ly ust be desirable aud in ue Mory.” Men's Suite Sacks sud Cutsways riety alt, Canprews Suir Bancama ira 4 ‘wool, .. 411 7TH STREET AND 1221 PA. AVE. ~ OFFER WwW ANTED—LADY FOUR Ok FIVE HOURS DAILY fice. weekly while learning: increased salary if 98.75 A SUIT. 100 DOZEN From $3.75 to 815 for children from 4 to 12 years, * FURNISHE : zi ina on « (No Wall Papers or Shades.) & MEN'S READY-MADE APRONS eta ag Ho indy and dau ter, igunake guch a viatmeut olther's Rnave ors wince: Adeautifl ine of Nene ai shew, tomorrow thirty of the pest- ar AM MOGERR, 423 7th etreetn-w. A | purth of ramet vandn ave ws sale onder. Aid with this ut of uhicot ena PICTURES, on de betaine oe Ee ee 400. FACH, $4 PER DOZEN. i faa Fe moderate, M. Hy, Star mins ae jon, “Mt ” elevat head hig iu air. and beaia tei . are lovely. jersey ‘These aprons are inade from white heavy il iy n. ODIy. FB. COLLINS, r ar Den LOOMN, Hooking seraight, to the front strutted. of nectie Ba pel ieee Cloth Suits in avy blue and red. with whitesamp, | doubie-warp mualin, are double stitched and | sum? te £08.m. only, tmisbed aod wufuraisbst, fa" et yermaeek forcetfal of having Kined * Mother Barth, at the bid y full Line of samples for are new. ‘The prettiest, perhaps, are those with ‘a bs ry * , “Shug them for Be ine un a ding of a “fetched” banana peel. We bx to say to the FRAMING, the Garibatal bicgee ae par eeee ate, those with | extra durable, Eapecially amitable WANTES-SEETLED COLORED RENTING AGENCL. GI? that ne EiSP Werhave. the: aftcien above" inentioned aid w Suit with plaited akist aud scart deapery and brown MARKET-MES, West oals Ants tumeditely at STING AGEN GTS : ‘thousands of others, all in keeping with those prices. CH STORE, D Wes cS Yelvet-trimmed body, is conspicuously attractive, 1221 P IA AVENUE, BUTTER MERCHANTS, ‘NG MEN. APPLY AT aL. Bring the chia sitet if noth 2 pore House stage aor thie even vieTOR Apren's Im addition, ean be ford a choice stock of — oe ei nr too mes ore Overs House emge Ser this evening = 6 10 Per Cent Clothing House, 10 Tf MATE! FINE STATIONERY, CARD Secon YSTER DEALERS, Strictly on. ARTIST MATERIALS, i a d floor of the PALAIS ROYAL.) OYSTE! _m16-1m ENGRAVED FRY IMAGINABLE, 927 and 929 7th at. n.w.,corner Massachusetts ave. y Fine Clothing at 10 per cent above the actual cont of FOR RENT—ROOMS. ei MEN COOKS. &c. WASH GOODS E SZ" Oniers by postal or letter will receive | yoo} RENT_FUKNISHED AND UNPURNIQHED manufacture. 4 in Remnants. Sprive Sty Swarrer Cunor: ws Banoarss. Prowpt personal atteution, mhi;-4it* ou first and second floor. suitable for lighs ‘Opeu Saturday Until 11 p.m. mhi9 Zi DOUBLE COMBIN: Th WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ANTED_THLBGRAPHY TRACHEA ADDREee | Ajgis tte (VHECK NANSOOK REMNANTS; ALL Size oF | mbiese 00 From 686. to @10, for citildren from 1 to 4 years, we Cor, 11th and F sts. nv. Were Scan iso, Conter Mark i ee Hive Ci 186 and 946g COMBINATT show thirty-nine Cloth Conta in the cutest styles im- |} M 76) F, “= wa JOH ENT —1y EEK, DINING KOOW AXD DOULLE |ATION Aginable of “Gretchen,” “Greenaway” and “Motuer | % “ * | BM astchen, with twelve boarders, at Veh at _mb6-3t Es Hubber." wearin Gamers snd ian, Funy |S, QUTINGY Brawery Sunera, | Uh | eetetercat inten mane cand Plaida, are the newest, how: vege lemynns gee ; nae Jon FURNISHED KOOMS ON Firs E aateMn weak, shes MEN'S FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS, Boor, at G10 th at. opp. Patent Oftice. ARLES’, 5 “j and choice collection of at- and stripes, in light color ROOMS, WITH BOARD. 1016 MAS on: huh and | rows 816 CHESTNUT ST. (Second floor of the PALAIS ROYAL) Saie; Seek pay aso, office: S RS vw Te? aaa Fars soccer are induced to do so in order that gentlemen WwW ‘The best portraits of the late EMPE! [LLIAM, = wishing to acne Sere: Sax Bancarys lection ase ate Tare tte, met | Biturmished tr FREDERICK III, and PRINCE WILLIAM. Also of e esd sis aa a Prices CY., Bonth Capitol at am Pest rT you should see “The ou will find men- . : 3 AT MME. | Baon n BISMARCK, VON MOLTKE, GLADSTONE, and other isceld Vineet Wotins Ruger Samad casenor WOODWARD « LOTHRO?, Wit mse | OR the Republican is devoted to description . ___Cor. 11th and F ata. nw. A ANTED—a GooD TRUCK GakDd A Goop | with haga tio of the new “Emclish Wat — |W fitce tora sean who understenae tex NEW ETCHINGS OF 3 ” Corsets, and the special tor them, Tu space below the special sale ot | Boorvrrises Ar Hace Prices. waves tot EVERYTHING . Rascowtia, D. “THE WHITE HORSE INS," ieananeiecey ete WiXTED 10 DAY—COORS, CHAMBERMAIDS, 5 = See z ae Sno chntes ness etn ao ‘The most complete stock of of plormona fersaabed. Aloe, nocd eagseenteen Se pel oe 'WHITEWINGS,” Chapman, athens ayaa gierat wets TAPESTRY DORDEKINGS ite STEVENS Kuaployment Bureau, 7 Jules Breton's “LAST RAY." in an extensive line of attractive designs in dif- pver offe he public. s forent widths, expecially #0: = NTED_AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED The beantifi:! mezzotint engraving of Pienaar aire gs ee f A E ied (aR eee | ee Delt; apegualed for Kiewinatinnn, Sas ge on gE Mautel Lambrequins, Purniture, Table Covers, wey Wigner Uyate ae, ence, te rtent | JOR KEN Tgp LEASANT “CYNTHIA,” I % CLOT re 3 to 4 ‘Tidles, ke. hid ements ever offered sctive, intelligent areuts, | Poti. o tht ee Se ae tol oH 2*4 tua} aT exactrry marr usvat patces, viz: | Bae eT ee ce Ghanged. Aypily at ee FLANNELS, &c., se, ality fr He, FADES Fo LFAEN pmeswere: | POR MENT GHOUR, Nomis oN gu REORS, vy 20c, quality for 1c, LADIES TO LPARN DRESS-cr’ ‘m house G26 E st. Bw. Apply frst f 2 Se ee eee ; 406. Ty ce beriet Tanor Square; mapaper bat: | oor FRAMES, all the “ROGERS' GROUPS,” &c. In endless variety of Style and Design. rs L % nd al jaraftince dove jor rood Perfect sat- | Fou: RENT NIG aes AA OE aug a apirited de- given ot nochangoat A317 Fat. ax. Suraistind waite ery SUITS to order from, AA 1 mand.an cariy call inattaost imperative to we- | = SR goon ned JAMES 8, EARLE & SONS, TROUSER rder a4. fu cure a kood choice. ¥V JOK RENT _LARG fa, | SPRING OVERCOATS. (Fourth Floor, Curtain Dept,, two elevators) OS. Machine, libe: B7-m.was6m 816 Chestant st. Philadelphia, WOODWARD & LOTHRUP, Murtlee Address THE SINGEH MPG CO. Ui6 suk 3 = Cor. 11th and Fata nw, | #8 LW. opposite the Patent Oflice. whi pvice To Dysrzerics. . 5 TED — DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU y ladies, Mew and Wouien, white lored, for all kinds of domestic labor, tor Di tnd states, with refereuce. 717 M st nw.” £20- y ANTED—A DRESSMAKER IN EVERY FAMILY. Learners for Prof, CHKISTNEK'S mew “Inter: jonal Tailor System™ with any” inch-rule or tape- ure tlone. Patterns “and tusterais ‘cut, bested, ped of wade, | Mine. S.J. MESSER, “Couse Fat nw, Washington, D.C A Koree Tver complaint a. twin disorder of dys Ubi Couetipation meals of dtspeyein, By mistaken for consumption: Good living as ne the eure of dyapepeiay What food 113) be taken, food nial be Rodded, Mall res ot recip of sas, t___"14 years City Treasures OR RENTON THIRD FL furnished Roots, aud bath © family; southorn ex; 1 ROOM AT 1006 1 ST.N.W it roome and bat tan a, conducted by Lisex Fon Fonsrrenr Covenrsa. We have opened ITURE COVERINGS, in plaiu, and s variety of bold stripes, iu hich color, © ONLY 500. PER YARD. This is the best value we yet offered at the price. JOR RENT—11 UNFURNISHED Fate of together, miitable for a <r ing house, crofiices, “Apply 1112 ¥ #1 mm THRER er, tm mie kOOMS Easter Novevrns. Sunday Schools Supptied. 617 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, (Fourth floor), WANTED--HOUSES. ROP, ia howe 8 Coact Dostteee, : S53 bet gp lg opie gens) = Keeping, 4016 et nw mht Baby Coaches. Baby Bicycles, Tricycles. Perot ae oa Oren PC are xa Gor. 11th and Fata, now, TED_BY APEIL 1. BY RELIABLE PAETY, beep AA L AA Tt Sss, a fis fae ure for sumiuer: with o ve jagons, Wood and Willow. Samp - Meas: mai aA ear eutriaie house and sable; state teruss, bnsoaere kijesier bh rontpinlell | Pew rote teateatoentarertinranica tall Seles Reyer ey J Mews Srrrsoweront Usorawean | 23S ESSER a) us Seo cur patent Baby Coaches, form Bedstead, Cradle, Our ctuate demande that men should wear | \W7ANTED—UY AN ELDERLY LADY, THE CARE Sr Baste Fal fdeenk biiepiace Open Evenings. mbt2-ma&th medium-weight Underclothiog in spring—a | VV of Burning Mouse tor the sumuiner.. Ad NT_BY PRIVATE | * —_ weizut between the heavy wool aud the light | 37% SO 3 - CH. RUPPERT, ERRIMAG BATTER PEAIN COLON 1 AM HAVING DAILY APPLICATIONS gauze, We have it—both of American and For- cin make—the best we can get to sell at the sev- eral prices, We quote: cheap to satisfactory party. tar office. perigee JOR KENT_1108 NEW YORE AV _mb16-3t Ses to rent. diaving such please _mhi9 405, 407 7thst, n.w.. above Dat. W. LINKINS, 19th and H sts. nw. Tar Bur Brsox Svaz ‘worth “20¢. LE COMBINATION, 11th at, » on ———_| furnished frout Room, third = aes Meu's fine grade medium-weight Merino ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE | room, with board, moderate. ywic L Suirts and Drawers, A) Gorter peopleyused to care of their own house | Thanied. 7 : LY 50c. PER SARMENT. the care of afm fouse for the xunauer: > EVER OFFERED AT 760. Souxsox & Loree. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, Mate Win conde et ia [anne aaa btOk mercin athe | hres Ae Having bought a lot of the above goods to great ad- sud Drawers, : soa: Sep vantare, we offer aPURE SILK SURAH at 75c. that — March 19, March 20, Mareh 21, ONLY 750. PER GARMENT. =| WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS cannot be had elsewhere for leas than $1. ‘The lot is Men's All-wool Spring-weight Shirts and ‘not large and ts selling rapidly. We have just receivel a New Line of Colors, HEN: Drawers, Wisi tinue ween ros beskesandgass | FOR RENT—OFFICES. We have opened s new lot of SATINES and GING- RIETTAS, at 75 and 85e, You'll say: “Too soon for Parasols." ONLY 81 PER GARMENT. vines. Send orders or call at 1122 Bthet.n. we a —_ HAMS in latest designs and colors, Beautiful CHAL- | g.4 CLOTHS, all New Shades, 81. One reply is: “Special-sale prices” ’ ‘orfolk and New Brunswick medium- mhi9-2 See eee tOe ERORT RUOME, SUITABLE ‘LIS at 18c. per yard, in styles that cannot be dupli- weight TERT AGENT. opposite PATENT: Git ‘ind the GESLMAL POsW-ONFICy Dirauts HILL £ SouNmOR, th at. nw, A full line of Cheap DR2'3S GOODS, 12%, 15, 250. ‘Will receive within a few «lays a full line of Boyw' CA8- SIMERES, 50, 75, 90c., $1, from the factory at New irtsaud Drawers, full regular made, Jong and short sleeve Shirt, ONLY§$1 PER GARMENT. ws 9G CART, WELL MADE AND ‘Wiitrahie: second amd: mnst be very cheap tor each. Address Box ‘Star office. - cated. Printed MOHAIRS. All-wool FRENCH CHAL- 11S. Changeable CHALLIS. New HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR. 91.48 PARASOLS FOR 1.25. Fuil stock of Fast BLACK HOSE. Lisbon, Ohio. Satin Coaching Parasols, plain colors, stripesand | Men's fancy spring-welght Balbrigyan Shirts ANTED TO BUY Fom CASH_SAPETY BICY. Fok tS GHe BPR onE Rooms o — ‘ an sold Drawers, cle,necund-baud must begood el vew Fepsion Bulli, ud S08 ‘New PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS, 26 Dozen Pin-Stripe HOSE, full regular, 25e.; worth | brocades. Natural wood handles. $o many sold during ONLY $1 PER GARMENT. red), and in good condition, “State and make of | st. a.w.; all conveniences, iucludiiig strain COMPLETE STOCK IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. aes a CARTWRIGHT & WARNFI’S Machine, “Address 5. ‘Star otlice. | insrcpeat all day. 50 Dozen Seamloss HALF-HOSE, 12}¢¢.; worth 20c, | the considerable reduction iu price, New supply muy se ENGLISH SPRING-WEIGHT UNDERWEAR, ENGLISH ROUXD HATS AND BONNETS = ES gixe weve | FotittNTacd LABOR MANDSOMEL 7c ‘office rors on CHOICE GOODS AT NEW YORK PRICES. 25 Dozen Extra Quality CORSETS, Whiteand Colors, | ""°"™%® 4, og parasols FOR 81.80. eineed .aosording to sion wa ed way nt oftice ru: ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, axis co A fine selection of Satin Parasols, black. slates, drabs, | ry¢pORTED SPRING-WEIGHT UNDERWEAR, teedhite <n ae et ee —4 a A dob Lot of 50 dozen Men's Kid and Castor GLOVES, | yrowns, grays, reds, white-cream, Combination colors | MiP ETE tattom ‘and:all-wool grades. WANTED (IT ENOWS HAT I HAVE LOCATED. FOR RENT—STORES. z. 919 Pennsylvania avenue, S5e.; worth from $1 to $1.50. in stripes, &c.: also plain colors, Paragoa frames, MORLEY'S ENGLISH SILK UNDERWEAR, VN 1 607 14th st B.¥; and shall make a epecialty of | —— SST Se Tie a iw N. B—THE BEST I8 THE CHEAPEST. oa Ball anderook handles. : im the medium spring weights, _ 3.2. BiAMHALL. Roe, Soon pio stan tase wiser = ze mnt] 50 Dozen Linen Bosom SHIRTS, Reinforced beck $2.96 PARASOLS FOR #248 AND 62.68. ‘Men's Gossamer-weight (two-thread) Under- mhi7-3t" ____ Practical Watch Manufactirer. | Salar’ P, Srons, ‘And front, 50c.; worth 65c. a 1k Parasols, Paragon framos,| Weer, # weight between the springiand summer =] \y7 an TED A VERY SMALL, THOROUGHBRED | _2BTe° Rooms and bath, with be MNILADELPHTA New shades Moite Sil gvods, all sizea, in both Shirts and Drawers: Wire Nortulite Terriec-tor's mate, Addressee | ae WASH GooDs! WASH Goons! ane ee ONLY 50c. PER GARMENT. once, SMALIn Star office. mi hehe x Just received a large lot of fine Ginghame in plaids LATEST NOVELTY PARASOLS. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, LOK RENT—A STORE, SITUATED 720 17TH ST Cg sens ENON 5 % litre business has been catried o SS tee aes JOHNSON K LOTTRELI, | mnelong, polo stcas rach carved, The han Sok marses sora frase ia a money. mhi7 713 Market Space, _| S51 ss the qubly ashionsbla, ‘Tue tipe tothetae- | New ‘T'vacoman Cuntarma Db DWELLING AT 10: SATIXES! SATINES! SATINES! - frames richly orvamented. ‘We have just opened an elegant line of Sos 1: roonss, with all tod. A full line of french Gatines ip all the new and latest ge "Tnauy brand of Strats til the newahedess worth | "Those at @3.96 are Silk, in plaids of reda, blues, ‘NEW TURCOMAN CURTAINS erm imuprovenente. quire 1:86 14th wt. all-12w= ike lowont A full Uneot Bomewils balises it niais | Se. our price tu remnants 176. mhi6-3t | vrowns: some with white checks added are very In JOR RENT-AN OLD, PSIABLISMLD PEED ‘And fancy styles aud colors, at 1'33¢0. ye effective. NOIL SILK AND CHENILLE, NTED—TO BORROW-@3000 ON REAL ES | pate: 18226 Til, “hiemeom with» enall captale LINENS! LINENS! ‘LINENS! Ww. M, Ssvsrez & Soxs. ‘Those at heviarben ges tad some of the prettiest bro- ‘i At ‘security ; $1350 per mo. i. a. PHILLIPS, 1419 8. ¥. ave. caded Parasols of the season. TTRACTIVELY LOW PRICES. 5 Bo ious” Bleacned. Cretan Usioleched and Fuskey tind | Choice patterns of INDIA SILKS in elegant fora | “Met Faramoltot the season. 9 ‘We quote: Ne TNE TT NaF IerEnT oe brs wy as deaigna, Plaids, checks, and stripes: in more variety than you! 59. rou NOIL Sr . FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS Wea saat 6 Damask, only | New lot of CHANTILLY LACES. could think possible. Bome checks of brown and white, —< oe eee = ost “in L "Towels in Htuck and Dam-| Haud-ron SPANISH and MARQUIS LACES. brown and tan, blue and white, red and white, have | Wide Chenille bases come cag comes) JOR MENT—SQUAKE 292 PORMEKLY Tun ‘tinge and plain, af New shades in Silk-warp HENRIETTA. + Some detene. Government Corral, with atm Sad stabliiie ey Towels inches, | An's nIETT hatebentocd (a 3 hs) ONLY @4 AND 96 PER PAIR for 200 bores inguirest 30HS BM TOUNG entre five Bie, worth die ty teed SATIN PARASOLS 50 PAIRS Cnc nw. au He 33 Wad? | Scouse muanion TWRRDS ter tallen-mate ouits this season with coloredsilk linings. | 50-1NCE. ‘TURCOMAN CURTAINa, ———S———— Pialt ine ot Non ‘ se boi] Changecnie CUmaH SILER,” We ccananys vith cheaunia Git ent exer ‘plain top, with wide dado in natural designe; LOST AND FOUN Sod tnbleached, to nisieh Our Table Lisea” eae plaid ntngs tn combination colors. “Pris, 3.96 | lors olive and wummet Very handeome and Now Drese Gooas in all the latest stan ta a Bettas Re SLES tm new shades, So mateh | “Oh Scrning wear wo have tham from ea.sswoee| ™ 7 ONLY 912 PER PAIR. from the lowest up to. the Broad each, ‘The cheapest are lined; the more expensive 50 PAIRS =, aa chee! Plain-colored PONGEE SILKS. CHENILLE OURT: rena Albstronn ears Bisck MOIRE SILKS in new designs. ‘with plaited crape trimming. ee ae bes res ‘mere, Cream Flannel et very low prices.” | PAILLE FRANCAIS, sev sates. we) PARIS NOVELTY PARASOLS, ated nom ae watered. th CARHART & LEIDY, Cetcad BEREATSRED: naw inti trom 95 to $25 cach. We show nearly one bundrea| cts. TY a ‘ANTED— sesceennes to W. Wr mrdatin berg A wes wnt etree te tare dae et fmperted novela, We sarociy revue las of Dp me yr feel worse tn ~mbl7-42 Ce nee wide W.AL SHUSTER 8 8ONs, iy; tara ely one of each style the best novel. SOOHWAED § LOTEROR. 5 ace Sige PRM ‘davarlably eell Grvt. We quote 10 per cent below a Mas. I. V. Scu: os wre | ics pets thet wil pevall Inara te mason during WANTED TET oun. IRE AT 22 CENTS 0 Ve TER, -Eeuxxixe W now ‘et : _ONE PRICE. whi7_| thisepechlae. 931 F ST. ¥.W., ‘We sell no Shades that we cannot guarantes to ‘Center mah | Mu J. P. Pau, CARRIAGE PARAGOLA, Fun smoothly snd if properly put usa w cy Announces ber first importation of o tek se Jotnted sticks and first-class quality ailk. | up. ‘The materials used are the best thateanbe | Saray pgp seta: Lined $1-4h, 6108, GL80, 62:10, 6250, Thies at ‘put into ‘For Restoring Gray Hair, to Stop tne Hair Falling, ‘ring beak General Vitality, and Remove Dandraft, ‘Warranted to Restore the Color in three to ten days, ‘PRINCIPAL DEPOTS: -mh17 Cor, 14th and Ists. and 20 and Dots aw, Brie