Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1888, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON ‘TUESDAY. . MOSBY Ss. NOYES. es voluntartly out of the race, and throwing their votes for other men. Lincoln stands ahead of Allison, Gen. Sheridan gets as many votes as nscor Conkling, and Judge Gresham no more than Gov. Foraker. ia Pennsylvania Blaine naturally ecitpses every- ene; Dut, waem he Is out of the way, Lincoln ieads Suerman by about forty per cent; Hawley comes next with less than half Sherman's vote, and Depew, Harrison, and Gresham follow, with each about half of Hawiey’s. In Ohio everybody 1s loyal to Sherman as the State's first candidate; for second choice Foraker ‘springs promptly to the front, with Lincoln a close second. Harrison and Hawley, the former with ‘twice the latter's vote, come next; while fifth on the list stands the name of Blaine, the Buckeye republicans having generally accepted the Flor- ence letter of declination as final Tn Indiana, which, like New York, ts political figuting ground, Harrison seems to be overwhelm- ingly the favorite, having 698 votes out of a total of 1,252, or a considerable majority over all. Sher- ‘man has somewhat more than half of what re- mains, and Gresham bas about half of Sherman's vote, while Blaine, doubtless for the same reason as ip Obio, comes in well down the list. in Minnesota Lincoln leads with 401 votes out of 962, and Gresham follows with °11, while Sher- aman and Allison have 171 and 103, respectively. Here, again, the Blaine letter is evidently accepted at [ts full face value, Its author getting scarcely more than 10 per cent of Lincoln's vote. It 1s ‘worth noting that the Conkling boomlet 1s not dead, as the ex-Senator ngures more or less con- ‘spicuously among the candidates favored on sec- ond choice; and Lucius Fairchild gets two votes . 1 five states, one tm Indiana and one in Minne- Sota, While General Tuttle ts still unheard from. ‘The strength of Depew in New York, in which a ‘s@rong candidate to unite all factions ts essential to republican success, and, om tue other hand, his: weakness In the West, are notable features of the Times statistics, —$<—— A decision by the Supreme Court in favor of the ‘Bell Telephone Company is natural'y pleasant news for the stockholders of that corporation; but suck a division of the court as occurred yesterday Js not wholly discouraging to the interests ranged on the other side, which manage to extract from the situation a few grains of comfort. Of the nine Justices constituting the court Justice Gray ab- tained, from considerations of propriety, from taking part in etther the hearing or the dectsion; ‘Justice Lamar withheld his judgment because he Was not on the bench when the case was beard, the chief justice and three associates decided in favor of the Bell Company, and the remaining three justices dissented. It was, therefore, a close contest and a narrow victory, which might be re- versed in effect on a rehearing or on an argument of other appeals involving Kindred questions but supported by stronger evidence. ‘The Government case,which will probably be ‘set for an early hearing now that the other cases are out of the way, has been carefully worked up by able lawyers, some of whom profess to be will- ing to stake their professional reputations on the result, and are not dismayed by tue recent dect- sion, Such extreme confidence may be ill-founded, tor hope springs eternal in the legal breast; but theexpression of it suggests that there may be something more conclusive in the facts yet to be presented Co the Supreme Court than those of record ‘Jn the decided cases. At the hearing eight justices are expected to sit. Four of them are committed by yesterday's decision to the support of Prot. Bell's claim unless sume extra strong reasons are adduced for disallowing I. Three are committed to the other side unless the Government case is weaker than any heretofore brought before the court, Justice Lamar is acqualated with the merits of the Government case and ts accounted among ‘those wno, unless it has lost force in some mys ‘verious manner since he quitted the Cabinet, will ‘Vote to uphold it. If this 1s so, the court is prac- Ueally Ued at the outset. Everything then de- pends upon the ability of the Government to mak so excellent a presentation of its position as to win over one of the justices from yesterday's ma- jority. If that can be done, the field will be open tall the geniuses who have invent Telephones differing essentially that to ‘whose origin Professor Bell lays an undisputed cam, a ‘The cooks of America, tn solid array, armed with carving knives and skillets, demand thelr righta. ‘The canse of this perturbation and indignation 1s ‘be announcement that Mr. Vanderbilt proposes to import @ $10,000 “chef,” a fellow of infinite fancy, upon whom and in whose dishes are no files. The native cooks demand to know i the law against the importation of con- ‘wact labor, Which can shut out an Eng- ish clergyman under contract to perform services in New York, falls to apply to Vander- Dilt's “chef” of the lofty imagtuation, and they evince a disposition, if answered in the affirmative, to pronounce our boasted civilization a failure, ‘our system of protection against foreign competi. tion a snare and delusion, and our law against the importation of contract labor an injurious fraud. The American party should right This grievance atonce, The favor of the cook 1s proverbtally valuable, and bis or her influence is ‘Bot to be ignored. SO ———__— Mr. Walker Blaine’s letter tothe New York Tri. dune, reviewing the work of the late fisheries com- mission and attacking the treaty on the ground ‘that It concedes too much and secures too little, 1s noteworthy not alone for the matter ly contains, Dut for the source from which it emanates. A son of the most powerful man in public life in New Engiapd, and brought up amid the associations of ‘That region, whatever Mr. Blaine might have to say about the people and the industries of the northeast coast would secure a respectful hear- ing; and his settlement im the West, where there 45 little spontaneous sympathy with’ the interests of New England, gives him an attentive audience that could hardly be as well reached by any- ‘thing that Mr. Woodbury or Mr. Spofford might put forth in the same cause. _——— ‘The fact that members of Congress are tn ‘Themselves in the matter of burying the telegraph aud telephone wires of the city is an encouraging sign. Decisive action should be taken before the Tesching of the late lamented bilzzard is forgot- teu. om Philadelphia seems to be making her new license law prohibit to the extent, at east, of cutting down the existing trafic two-thirds and of cutting Oat from present applications for licenses one-half oe ——ee Srarxa Ovencoara, OUR STYLES THIS SEASON EMBRACE EVERY NOVELTY AND DESIRABLE STANDARD FASH- JON, THE CUT AND FIT OF OUR GARMENTS 18 A SURPRISE AND PLEASURE TO THE CUSTOMER, AND CAN BE APPRECIATED ONLY BY THOSE WHO HAVE SEEN FOR THEMSELVES THE ELEGANT AND SATISFACTORY GARMENT WE ARE ABLE TO GIVE EVERY PATRON. NO MATTERJWHETHER BIG OR LITTLE, OLD OR YOUNG, RICH OR POOR, ‘WE CAN PLEASE THEM ALL. NOVELTIES IN MEN'S AND BOYS SUITS ARE ERE AND READY FOR YOUR INSPECTION. OUR STYLES IN THESE GOODS ARE THE NEWEST ‘THE MATERIALS THE MOST RELIABLE THAT AN BE FOUND, OUR PRICES. AS USUAL, THE VSRY LOWEST, MARKED ON EACH GARMENT IN PLAIN FIGURES. -Miare 20, 1885.) we wish to inform our patrons that we have moved | {This is beyond endurance. A man who has the cheek FREE SoS J AE 1 tease Ox Oxe Searte AER A ie prep ne TUNE TO-DAY, AND THAT TUNE I8 ALL ABOUT SPRING OVERCOATS. ‘THE OVEROOATS ARE NOT ALL ALIKE, HOWEVER, AMD THERE ARE SPECIAL- TIRS AMONG THEM. FIRST WE MENTION PINE GOODs—AS FINE AS YOULL SEE ANYWHERE. As OUR UPHOLSTERY AND ART EMBROIDERY DE- PARTMENTS from the second floor, front, to the back room of floor. The front room is occu} SUSLIN' UNDERWEAN DEPAnTMENT INDUCEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. Among our well-selected stock of SPRING DRAPE- Kc, we select the following for your notice: Inudred of diferent yetterns, TUS “APEA® 8] yyyp ag YOUR TAILOR WILL MAKEYOU. forth from. AMONG LIGHT COLORS THE NEW VEN- ETIAN OVERCOATING IS ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE Goops BROUGHT OUT THIS SEASON. WE HAVE THEM READY-MADE, LINED WITH ‘THE FINEST SILK SERGE, A GENTLE- MAN'S OVERCOAT, AND NO ONE ELSE IN WASHINGTON HAS THEM. THEY WERE MADE FROM OUR OWN GOODS FOR OUR FINEST TRADE. NEXT COMES OUR NEW BROAD, WALE DIAGONAL WOESTED, DARK COLORS. THESE ARE ALSO FINE GOODS, MADE UP FROM OUR OWN PIECE GOODS, AND ARE EXCLUSIVE STYLES. THEN COME DOWN THROUGH THE VARIOUS GRADES TO OUR $10, 812 AND sacrifice, ae 1 Line of LACE BED SETS, three pieces, full size, Anew line of LAGE CURTAINS, the best values “BOUSD ANUTELMFED trvex coope. anim mense assortment at the lowest prices possible to men- tion. Materials and stamping the best. pA HEAVY STAMPED LINEN’ SPLASHER, drawn t, nd Biiidivaa of otiner icons STAMPING AND EMBROIDERING done at the lowest rates, BEST WORK GUARANTEED. ERING MATERIALS and WOOLS at the BEEP REED PEAT Moree seo, || COATS EUREKA EMBROIDERING SILK all tolors,Se.a| © WE BOAST ABOUT THESE GRADES. Soper pipette 5 DOWT THINK YOU'LL FIND 80 GOOD OR Boe § u Sate = ss 80 STYLISH COATS AT THESE PRICES AS UU MMM - WE SHOW. vu MMM Sus8= este = WE KNOW THE GOODS, WE KNOW THE MAKE, AND WE GUARANTEE ALL Bro Dawe Is oe v $3 | E ee a EB BARNUM & CO, 3 4 T mb20 051 PENN. AVENUE. s885 00, A EPP sity aa Pp 83 ay ber ss, Hi al 88 gah BP glk J. C. Horonrsox, Of well-known makerast about one-half of the regu- IMPORTER prices. hance a chedjvand you should take siventage of this’) COpASwe antes den me pets | ERRES Maou ite, Colgate Noape are as follows: 3 8 Hi ES gs f Glycerine,” Ne, 20c. TO 256. ‘00 BONN ‘Odd ’ te YOUR CHOICE 13c. poids ae TUESDAY, 1 Lot of Coleate’s “Elderfower,"” “Turtle O11." hee gr Sated ‘Tere “Talin.” “Plorida ‘Boquees bes; WORTH, ip a 15¢., TO 20c. A CAKE. TO BE SOLD FOR 100. A CAKE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20 AND 21. 7TH, Hasz Yoo Se» Hm: DO YOU KNOW HIM! Www BPR, A BPP, 585s He thought the world was made when he wan and www fort AS BP 5, was made" only for him, bat the patient ‘www ask P S85 Dasaive peel of the toothsume banane took all wew ERA Easy Sei at of im: The went down with more empha Yery much iike “case” words. ‘The small boy shouted: AND “he Lord of Creation” scrambled to bis feet, and, 2 apparently oblivious sf the imaging cred winch ed a fu irs: ch had | assem! bevan a critical inspection of the handsome J A geo EER TTTT .8Sg Ite Of woods displayed in the windows of 3 ae SS # . VICTOR E. ADLER'S 3 £4 ° : zt Sssq TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. sad SL G08 k kee tT Sys8 > Trousers, latest style. all-wool Tweeds, ONLY 2.00 A PAIR. posal aimed. ‘Too ood to. siete Heanor aack’s thing “Eeewees hats sala Reese all-wool ‘Cheviot, combination’ ‘stripe, Robby and nice, "ONLY $2.50 A PAIR. W-h-e-w! “Wouldn't believe it if I had told it ” This man ADLER'S a creat fraud, else be's revolution. izing things io the Tine,” Stop, here's another item of interest. SPRING OVERCOATS, Strictly ail-wool, silk facings, full Toll front, cord seams, very stylish and pertect Attiny, 86.75 EACH. “Now Ido wonder if ADLER expects any sane man swallow such stuff. Iwouldn't belief Init may seende mother fold ik” “Ab! here's. another ‘cock-sud-bull story. Men's Suite Sucka ‘and Cutaways, stricuy all $8.75 A SUIT. neat, matty, Sunday Schools Supplied. Baby Coaches, Baby Coaches. Bicycles, Tricycles. ‘Velocipedes. Wagons. Wood and Willow-ware. ‘See our patent Baby Cosches, form Bedstead, Cradle, ‘Baby and Parlor Cosch. CH. RUPPERT, to.make such a statemout is elther # Ki sale wonder,” and with this burst of rightcous indigus- fiog “Sth Eord elevated has head ‘igh tua Sn4 | mb19 403, 405, 407 that. n.w.. above D st. aking straight, to, the front wiratted of, seule = io havin tet ‘We ee velap.te _ Tae Best Brack Svnau >, hotwit! ‘pticiam of © - fa EisP lwo have the atticiee shove" mentioned sa EVER OFFERED AT 7c. thousands of others, all in keeping with those prices. VICTOR E ADLER'S Fer Cent Clothing House, 10 Strictly One Price, 927 and 929 7th st.n.w.,coruer Massachusetts ave, Fine Clothing at 10 per cent above the actual cost of manufacture. Having bought a lot of the above goods to great ad- vantage, we offer aPURE SILK SURAH at 75c. that cannot Le had elsewhere for less than $1. The lot is ‘Rot large and is selling rapidly. We have opened s new lot of SATINES and GING- | HAMS in latest designs and colors. Beautiful CHAL- | LIS at 18c. per yard, in styles that cannot be dupli- 10 ‘Open Saturday Until 11 p. mb19_| cated. Printed MOHAIRS. All-wool FRENCH CHAL- he A agen Lis. Changeable CHALLIS. W H. M New HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR, « H. Mc Full stock of Fast BLACK HOSE. ‘New PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS. COMPLETE STOCK IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. oa CHOICE GOODS AT NEW YORK PRICES. MAKES A SPECIALTY OF ee Le Ceara pees, py 919 Pennsylvania avenue MISSES", x. 7 ca : _X.B-THE BEST ISTHE CHEAPEST. mhi ERE X X RRR ad E xx R nN ti? = es fet we i iF = 2% F 23 44- ate W. H. VEERHOFF'S MAIN STORE, i ar 916 7TH STREET, . | all Fe ite se See? At t ec OOo AAA Rx - www 5 ‘coe oo A A KK Ss93 5 tus. ‘RE CGC a GE S% Y ¥ EF ss G i oOo YY ke ss, Goo L eo 0 VY E - G6G iu ‘oo ‘VY okeR Ssg8 = AH #00 F. tall ran gs HH gre a Ly WINDOW SHADES, Bc. H oo0 FFE PEGS SHE PF - FRAMES Fr PORES. Gag BL ot UNDERWEAR. To ‘We are now prepared to show the finest assort- ment of the above mentioned goods of auy house im the city, and at the LOWEST POPULAR PRICES. Aak to see our $10 a rrr 5s. i Hy 3 4 500 DESIGNS OF MOULDING, S85 oe, - PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, ETCHINGS, &c. PAINTINGS RESTORED. FRAMES REGILDED. and then judge for yourself. All other goods 411 7TH STRRET AND 1221 PA. AVE. — (Ko Wall Papers or Shades.) Wit H. McKNEW, A beautiful line of 243m 933 Peuneyivanis avenue, ree SS ‘My full Line of samples for Har Hars: FRAMING, ae ee, MY BRANOH STORE. IN ALL THE NEW COLORS, 1921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, In addition, can be found a choles stock of At $2, €2.50, €3, $3.50 and 94, ARTIST MATERIALS, FINE STATIONERY, SPRING STYLE SILK HATS, 61m YING, ho. $5, @6 and 98. CHOICE STOCK UMBRELLAS AND CANES. Sraua Ovzncoars. GLORIA UMBRELLAS WITH GOLD AND SILVER HANDLES at $2.23 and $2.50, JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, ‘THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTEING Co. wwhlG-tusf3m ENGLISH ROUND HATS AND BOMNETS Gears mbr7.90 THURSDAY, ne a Pee Ss Seam 2, RRS SS RRS Tp | Qe ome ea Se 50°C. Ki Gioves Soos Goxn | Bostox Hour “*Srone Nuwa~ BOY AL i Fo 7 4 £3 LIS FOR WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1888: Before we give the List of Bargains for To-morrow | Luapres’ E,sren Hosmay. we remind you Spring Dress Requisites of Every De- Prices, Corset, whi sets, The scription can be bought at the PALAIS BUYAL, FOR CASH ONLY, from 10 per cent to 15 per cent below Prevailing prices. Every patron of s store that docs s credit business helps to pay for those who never pay. On an average you are charged 12% percent above PALAIS ROYAL Asr Baroar For To-xoznow. “FASSO” OR “PANSY” CORSETS. ‘The PALAIS ROYAL is sole agent for this celebrated ich, being cut and made separately, is virtu- ally as ood as made to order. Ladies who have paid ‘exorbitant prices for Corsets to order are requested to try on one of these celebrated Hand-made French Cor- Price, $5, is high apparently, but low in in reality to those who know the merit of this Corset. (Second floor of the PALAIS ROYAL.) ‘to many. (PAL al 2xv Bazoam For Toxmornow. A LA “PASSO” CORSETS. ‘Very beautiful Hand-made French Corsets, made to Produce the same effect when worn 2# the “Faso” quoted above, The price, @3, will recommend them 18 ROYAL Elevator; absolutely safe.) | Taner Made to shaped in No. 1" is 2c. Th “Palais Royal N \'Two Moze Corser Bazaars. “PALAIS ROYAL No, 1." A Hand-made Sateen Corvet, finished after the style of the moat expensive Corsets, and shaped to give the long “English” waist es given in the “Faso” Corset only $2 apiece. “PALAIS ROYAL No. 2." ‘A hand-made Coutil Corset, in styles to suit all fig- uresonly 75c. apiece. We are sure equal in all respects to the average $1 Corsets. Would like those who wear $1 Corsets to see the “PALAIS ROYAL No. 2.” (Second floor of the PALAIS ROYAL.) Bazoans Ix Bosrizs. ‘our special order, with low waist, and the latest Paris style. ‘The “Palais Royal “Palais Royal No. 2"is 390. ‘The ia 48c. We cuarantee the best materials at these prices. (Second floor of the PALAIS ROYAL.) respect, but secured—of cings, at $1 spectivel Dress Trim Braid Trim: of our new janese Cord (Fi For 250. t! by us No “Post.” you. EES Quipure Lace Flouncings, at $1.2 (First floor of the PALAIS ROYAL.) Lace Bancatxs Ixrzn. Tn conjunction with our new and superb stock of ‘Laces we offer To-morrow a job lot—perfect in every termed Job-lot because more can not be 42-inch Black Silk Chantilly Lace Floun- ind $1.68, worth $1.50 and 82, re- Also a few pieces of 42-inch Black Silk worth $1.50. A Dis Poses Raa ‘The prettiest and cheapest of the newly arrived mings are the Wide Gilt, Silver and Steet mings, at 50c. a yarl. To match all shades $9e. and G8e. Cashmeres wo have the Mi- Trimming. Buttons we make to order of | | any dress material. rat floor of the PALAIS ROYAL.) he most beautiful quality Hose ever offered Jess than seven new shades of Tans and | Browns. Also Blues, Reds and Black. We have a} | column of hosiery bargains in to-day's and yesterday's The Parasol advertisement below should interest 7 i £. LLL oF PPP OA 00, PoP AA Ee Ka 855 9% FE gSS8 per AA RRE AA Sas. 9 gE PO OBALE B24 8598 0? Eu AT THE PPP. a Pep dh Eck HE SSS ad AA TL «A 1135, H 24 Ee 24 Ht Sus RRR 00 ¥ AL RRO O AL my Bi f R R00 rary : MONDAY, © TUESDAY, = WEDNESDAY, Mareh 19, . March 20, March 21, ‘You'll say: “Too soon for Parasols.” Our reply is: “Bpecial-rale prices.” $1.48 PARASOLS FOR $1.25. Satin Coaching Parasols, plain colors, stripes, and brocades. Natural wood handles. So many sold during the “Opening” that the assortment is broken, hence the considerable reduction in price. New supply shortly. $1.98 PARASOLS FOR 81.80. A fine selection of Satin Parasols, black. slates, arabe, browns, grays, reds, white, cream. Combination colors in stripes, ‘ec.; also plain colors, Paragon frames, Ball and crook handles. $2.98 PARASOLS FOR $2.48 AND $2.68. ‘New shades Moire Silk Parasols, Paragon frames, with gold and silver ornamented tips, Prettily carved LATEST NOVELTY PARASOLS. ‘The long, pointed sticks are richly carved. The hn- les in variety to suit the tastes of the extremely as handles. well as the quietly fashionablé. The tips to the Pars. BLACK SATIN PARASOLS will be much worn this season with colored silk linings, ‘Wo show some with changeable silk and some with pisid linings in combination colors. Prices, $3.98 and 94.68, ‘For ‘wear we have them from $3.25 to cock: Tho changes sre hinody te tare eopmaate ‘with plaited crape trimming. PARIS NOVELTY P, from 95 t0 625 each. We chow neatly obo hundred imported novelties, We earnestly request ladies of ‘the earliest opporta- style the best novel er cent below ‘teason during and first-class quality silk. 82.56. ‘Those at CHILDREWS PARABOLA. Ladiew ‘have produced ‘This entire column is devoted to theemumera- tion of the attractive bargains daily offered by ‘Mears, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, aXND * TAILOR-MADE SUITS TO ORDER. We make to order, in the — to. in LADIKY RIDING HABITS axp “TAILOR-MADE SUITS, from the best French Brosdcloths and Habit Cloths, and guarantee satinfaction in fit and fin- (Parlors: Third floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Cor, 11th and F sta. n.w. ‘We have secured, especially for the fine trade, 8 SUPERB LINE or LADIES SILK HOSTERY, in the newest spring shades, and by virtue of selections axe enabled to offer ex- ‘tremely good values. ‘Spun-Silk Hosiery, re-enforced heel and toe, in gold, pink, lavender, black, saphire, Nile, straw, cherry, cardinal, light blue; two shades of leather-bronze, ONLY @1.75 PER PAIR. ‘This quality ia commonly sold st $2.25, and ina special bargain. Pure Silk Hosiery, with entire double sole, in gobelin, oxblood, straw, salmon, sky blue, iilac, Jemon, scarlet, and perie. ONLY 62.50 PER PAIR Usually sold at 83. SPECIAL.—Superfine Pure Silk Hosiery, heavy re-enforced heel and toe, silk-clocked, in delicate shades of rose pink, light bine, French bine, bronze, gold, cardinal, lavender, white, cream aud black. ' We have heretofore been obliged to ask $4.50 for this quality. ONLY $3.50 PER PAIR. We also call attention to onr ELEGANT LINE or SPRING LISLE-THREAD HOSIERY, in the most extensive and attractive variety of plain light shades, fanciful stripes, and effect- ively striking combinations and designs. Prices, ‘T5e $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 per pair. SPECTAL.—Iadies’ Black Fine Grade Lisle- ‘Thread Hosiery, with lace ankles, Only $1.25 per pair. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. Musser Srarowsronr Jacxers. Weare in receipt of an elegant line of ‘MISSES’ JACKETS FOR SPRING in an attractive variety of neat checks, stripes, and fancy mixtures, in light effects, with aud without hoods, for misses from 12 to 16 years of age. Rrlces $4, 85, $7.50, $10, 815 and 816 each. Haindsomest and larwest Wrap Department in the city. (Third floor.) -WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts, n.w. Fane Groves For Sparse. We note the following two special lots in the new spring stock as being worth particular ‘mention: Ladies’ 4-button-length Black Jersey Taffeta G@loves. Only 8c. per pair. Ladies’ 5-button-length Jersey Taffeta Gloves, extra quality’ and very reasonable in price. Black and shades of tan and inode. Only ‘5c. per pair. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. now. Caixa Sitxs For Tra Gowss ‘We are showing an elegant line of 24 AND 26 INCH CHINA SILKS. ar ONLY 75c. PER YARD. Delicate colored cround beautifully covered with cireles, stripes, designs and effective color combinations. Especially desirable for Dresses, ‘TeaGowns, Underwear sud Decorative purposes, (first floor; through arch to annex ) WOODWARD & LOLHROP, Cor. 11th and F ats, n.w. Tenover Quatre Uscuaxcen Paice. We have just secured direct from the manu- facturers an evtirely new line of SEASIDE COMFORTABLES, in a better quality thau Leretofore shown—bet- ter in filling, stitching, tuttivg and covering which we are enabled to offer at the same low price as asked for the inferior make, viz. WHITE, ONLY @1.75 EACH. COLORS, ONLY #2.00 EACH. (fourth floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP Corner 11th aud F sts, a.w. Nore Ox Beaven Wrars. In calling your attention to our ELEGANT LINE or BEADED SPRING WRAPS we are constrained to make the following re~ marks: In view of the liability of cheaply-made Beaded Wraps to break on account of the thread not being strong enouxh to bear the weight of the jet, we haye confined our selections exclu- sively tothe FRENCH HAND-MADE NET, which is made from hard, firmly-twisted Silk, Deaded by hand. and knotted at each mesh, making the thread extremely durable and iiu- possible to ravel, thus overcoming the ouly ‘objection to these handsome wraps, ‘Wo have then in various shapes, in black, and afew popular colors, PRICES 810 TO $40 EACH. (Third floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHKOP, Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. Usnrvarten Surer-maxixa FACILITIES. ‘Using as we do only the best shirting mate- rials, employing only skilled shirt sewers and finishers, having # cutter of experience and ability. and every fecility for good quick work, we are in # position to give you a perfect-fitting shirt, satisfactory in every respect, at the fol- lowing reasonable prices. Fine Shirts, 6 for 89. Finer Shirta, 6 for $10.50. ‘Finest SLirts, 6 for $12. sa Every Shirt made in our own work- rooms, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Unthand F 66, Mews “Ovrme- Samrs ‘TO ORDER. ‘We arefully prepared tomake to your mess- ure and desire any description of Flannel & | ‘:__ | \\7ANTED_TO LEASE FOR A ‘OF YEAI ba Be a amend pay Teasonable rent Address LEASE, Boras, Sar oah ‘mb20-3t" Reee= Se SSS B ——— salle at Neer E y AXTED_A THOROUGHLY, COMPETENT A at rASHIO! clase saleslady IREAU OF F. fow York ave. 'ANTED-A WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE- ‘work, Must bring reference and stay at nucat. poe AL LS ee 2 WANTED-« WOMAN" (WHITE OR colored) se child's nurse, “Must lave best ty references, No others need appiy. Willant's Hotel. 1¢ "ANTED — IMMEDIATELY — A COMPETENT, small fasnily must stay at nicht city references rey i iy 2120 K st., bet. 2Tet ang 22d ate. n." WV ANTED_WOMEN COOKS, 910 TO 840; CHAM. bermaids, Nurses and Lai fn ‘city oF away, Waiters, Drivers or Parm Hi Mon & SAML A. COOMBS, 026 F st. nw, mb20-30° E TAILORESs TO W: ANTED — FIRST-CLASS work by the week; y to, hand. OMT Woncas Keno 1416 14th at. ni. GENTLEMAN ‘To JRAVEL SHO! ir must come We mended. sular weekly and expenece, Apply S Hiss, 428 7th a ANTED-AT 514 STH ST.N.W., A_WOMAS Wer Teer SLavton, and ene ta Somseeeess reference, nights; nove need who are Unable to do the 7 ae ait re evade. al ‘ANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN LOCATED OUT- A) ie Teadjae citenSatary $100 per anonth to | resent iy his own locality, an old house. Refer Ss exact. SUPT. “MEG, HOUSE. Lock” Box 38 mbi9-ma&todw ANTED—COOK, WASHING AND IRONING; small gg) children; German preterped: Address 403 7th 4t 2 mhio-st _ WANTED--SITUATIONS. FOR SALE-—LOTS._ 3 QR SALE CHOICE VILLA SIT Hs IN THE NEAR ANTED_BY v1 ION A W: BY A YOUNG LADY A POSITE VILLA Sth 1X, companion ue nursery governess: willing to | 1X. w. tn of Fr are ee Pe ts (eta oo pa ee ee 5 = e WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL . Place aa nurse in good faunly, Br-ciaes Teter er aaa : TS qpoen, Apply at 434 N st nw. iv TWO fore Bee. oe i WASIED-DICK'S AGENCY HAS FIRST-CLASS hah a a stametreses. nue batints Teethramt. house tes 2008-1 maze and boys, with city references 613 7th at.n.%. m20-4t* DESTuABLE Lors IN ALL PARTS eee A ROSITION, a8 TIPE WRITE a aN + without » machine, oF work done tress Wad. Star office ‘mb20-3" Lk a3 WANTED BY A REFINED LADY, Lito niverity Place, from i) cents to @2.25 Rf - = ss +A this sresou ‘AN’ BY UNG MAN A POSITION Wis) : best of references. Address EM, jaliach Pisce aad 140 at, Star office. _ mb2O-2e* ANTED—AT HEADY! TIONS Weer enn Tameabacant eae amen jatters.t ef aqhares in Barletth, the Bove Si a SovMbS OFS aes mse Te WAXTED_* Sreateon a2, Soom FO, BO ee repre me general housework in private family, by a white ry i ipecestia one of the oe ae, pews a an — 600 Tick Ht, con F refed Youne indy ae tiaidcotupaaion, oF 5w¥- Papen Cinsie atjuling pont ad aire ioe ‘Adress NPs tar office, ane taser as Rb | FLOR SALE- [SITUATION BY YOUNG COLORED Se hw., 202200 {unter or conchinan; good habias. Ad | foeh at nw corner tei 100 thst, mb1O2t* _ | Tih wt, near Boundary, 5 N HONEST AND INDUSTRIOUS | int st.,tot B ination in a store or office or a | 12th st, pear U, dor delivery boy; city references, | _ mah 17-3t Address INDUSTRIOUS, Star office | niga ANTED—POSITION WITH A PENSION Ate W Fe er eern need, Of am satelligent clerk: several | fe very desissbly Located Kates SGLEEKStaroton "SO agiges | Gur Seu be AMANA. -BARGAIN-IN MT PLEASANT, vat fae eather he 000 to @20,000 prvnt cau be made 0) inks rom idea Pat J ANTED-SITUATIONS FOR COOKS, MAIDS V sureen, waftan alice gon A farm banda, ke. This aud ot et SBE AE ea tie a i ig WwW ANTED—TO BOARD tors and of fami ents at Howard Uur HOUSE PROPRIR. —A lunited mumber of ait)” waut to cer thes cals by waiting on tablen . AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES. Biock 36, Columba st. and B% sub. Colantas adjaining Roanoke = WANTED- 3 YOUNG MAN FOR A OENT's FUR Dishing orHat business: ouly those with experi ence need apply. Address Box LI, Star office. 1-2" WANTED FiisT-cL ASS CAUNDRESS TO TAKE | the washing of a family at home; onts those with highest references ax to cbaracter_and ability need ap- ply, between Tand at 1720 Let, mbit | ANTED—A SECOND BARTENDER AND A BOY K. 1400 Pa. ave., saloon. mai i ws ‘ED—IMMEDIATELY, AN EXPERIENCED hurse-«irl for baby twenty months old; German or English preferred: inust be well recommended: not having come in contact with measles or other conta- snous disease: to the right persom @ vod home, | Ad- ress Box 78, Star office. aaAD-IT Vv ANTED—GOOD MAN, WHITF OB COLORED, with sunall famils, to take charge of small farm outside of city. Call, between 10 a m. aud 2 p. m. 1228 New Jersey aucnne nw. mhiv.6i man for serul 0 : KEEPER. mbiv-2e AN -D—IMMEDIATELY—TWO FIRST-CLASS ANTED—MORE MEN 1 ‘and ornainental stock ; we steady work. Write for termim. to & Co., Nurverymen, Geneva, : ‘WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED NURSE (WHITE), fora youne iniant. Apply at ues 2300 140 Re nw. mb19-21* boy pref Cb. >tat WW oertowe bor prema Aram 86 Hie WW ANTED_TWo FARMERS AND Wives, Dalky- then, confectioner, office boy (white.cookrs maida laundresion, waitresses, Be Hlp, of all nationality | ¥. M. BURNAAM, ¥O1 nan with unquestionable references, to [rpRenel the “New People's Cyclopedia.” revived and ounce do mace. #iv ferienced eyciopedte selesmmal” Address CLOVE faniaver, 1 st pia, Ps. mobi st | ANTED—A BRIGHT BOY TO LEARN A GUOD frade; small pay at first. Box 210, Siar mi : off A) to the Fight tha | COE South Capitol and’O stale, WASTER GAME PALMEIDS, 11 ® WWANTED_AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED Dimlap Biectrc Belt unegualer for ilewmatin, Deane, Lpapesigy Meadache; etc. reat tsever o . "ede ke DUNLAP, Pavetitoe, O19 Hat. oe D—LADIES TO LEARN Peri ail’ draftings done on y ANTED_A SOBER AND INDUSTRIOUS MAX who understands bricks ana brick delivers ; ood Apply to A. RICHALDS & a) di anti mbhi6- DRESS.cUT- he paper pat ds, “Perfect sat- P st. BW. terns used: istactign zive or no cuarge at 1117 jal4—Sin W ANTED — DUNDORE’S EMPLOYMENT BU- rean, conducted by ladies, Men and Women, white and colored, ior all kinds of domextic labor, for District | With reference. 717 Mstinw. f ERY VAMILY. | SER'S new “Inter: national Tailor measure alone. wath any. incb-rule o- tape ‘and tuaterinia ut, basted, Ufaped or made, Mune: S. Jc MESSER. “Conservatory a Fst. nw. Washiugion, D. C. WANTED.-ROOMS. x MAND BOARD, IN NORTHWEST Wit aby 8 poe man in office, with a family who are inembers of Calvary Baptist church. DEWTIT, Star offic cam ma y ANTED—NICELY FURNISHED ROOM; WITH W6oavnthont board; references exc cle gentleman, Addzess SINGLE, VANTED—TO RENT ROOMS—THREE U ‘Sonus for cht, Nunwckeasipe. Uy mam aud wife, duet if auvted: Capital Hill preferred: refer: A) permaueut mite moderate, H-W., Star 0 mbi7-3t* ANTED — BY THREE GENTLEMEN THREE Comfortably furnished ‘communicating rooms, ongiusy heathall room, without oan: price mot to Gxceed £25: mmust be desirable and in n.w.1 references, S¥zisuroMe. ET -Oe TANTED—BY APEIE, 1, DESIRABLE ROOMS, W “tumisbed and unfurnished, for reed permanent fu them for Tent show: Shee, OOM RENTING AGENCY, G12 Oth st. w hd7=3t inged. Address, with terms, which must be WANTED--HOUSES. __ :D_BY APRIL. 1. UNFURNISHED HOUSE WitNrorthwest, Sor ® oome address, with terms and location, B.S. V. P.. Star off ‘m20-3t" ‘ANTED—TO RENT APRIL 18f HOUSE WITH stable in rear, Mt. Pleasant or vicinity, rent not exreed 280 per mouth. Address MT. LEAS “A FAMILY OF TWO ADULTS of, furnished house, oF, would pay, ft of referencel ‘address Fk ‘ANTED—I AM HAVING, DAILY APPLICKTIONS houses torent. Own ade ‘GeO, W. LINKING, 19th and Hats. nw. ANT DIAN HILL LOTS. Soro cabo ey ae Merion “HAT Tots W. > GL? ah WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS A GOOD HOME FOR A BOY, TWELVE Wan daitide Gey preterred. 120 re th ate Ve aE —SECOND-HAND_ ROLLER TOP OB ND. a ‘ANTED—TO BUY A BUTTER STAND IN ASH, Star W 2diinecket, or @ bnttor route, ‘out horse and wagon, Address ‘mb2O-2e° Wee mb20-2t* ‘ANTED—A GOOD RO: ‘AGON OR BUGGY, oral strong | be taken in ea een hee le on Site ee on YW ANTED—JOBBING IN LaYING OUT WER and Wine traning ah Peabo 19-20" iTED—-HORSES TO GRAZE ON E BLUE Wegse gts ver moush." Apply apes cre Notre me | th fre feet each on Massa! nta, me. uw. (on grade), bet. N full information aprly to OWNER, Room 1, at now, from Yt 10am. oF 4 to dp. a. . HOWARD UN Sify. City. mant7-3t WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WHITE irl,» Situation in a good fanily as chamber: maid und waitress, ehees Tnguire Dida mune, best « 814th wt. mb WEANTED-BY 4 YoU first-ciass family to do dressmaking and ireter. NG_LADY. A Pi in new jug: @ Catholic femily preferred: & Periuaivent home THAT BEAUTIFUL TOT ON ©» Aienired; Dest references Aadress 4k A. Star office Dot 'at au Sth opponits US Peta Oe. i prety ‘in. front byl Skood alley Tis lot is IONS FOR ALL KINDS oF | *DSraln a $1.80 per toot 2 cade TE, 4 JNO. F_OULLINANR, EMPLOY MENT'AND ROOM. | 027 panels 7 Gombe. 17 9th mw. HY pan. JOK BALE—5 500 SQUARE PemY OF «i Festa seteer sss roms or, be sal pigs 500. ), Barement 9 VOR SALE— BEAUTIFUL Lc ebupetts ave. aud 10th stn. west side 10th, near B.. OUND, FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOE, RENT—TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED (one front aud one frome G. Wo POW. ack) rooms, with first-class ‘2 Pennsylv oe . Sear foun gees and se sieges | Ua dogs Peston are oF 24 Ibu xehaised, 417 Oth at ow. sae | _ . RENT—095 P ST. NW, NICELY FUR. | Fiatime pot ated wha eit nee aE, WOR F'<tianed, scoond. tory trout roon, bay etotion ba | Seyreetin S20 gem a Fe ie, fou Alcove, solitheru exposure: rest oF a aise trom Penue ‘Chamber ou frst oor, heat and gus, terms Sanam BA Paid aah 20-3t° . ; ——— | ROK SALE BARGAIN IN A NICE LoT PAST 708 RENTS Boh Site ‘att Reptrae ave ts fee Pamieus fo depo aad Gqpertanenta, MARA'S'F’ AR | Suny Hert oul $50 tet sud mul DERSON. = it *_ | Sonu och. south fropt, overlooking the its, at KR RENT—APRIL 1, 1532 THOMAS CIRCLE, | “0c: easy terms. ‘two lange rooms with eT atts. vances; Fae BENT UNE, LARGE, WELL FURNISHED | 370m w, . aa ceeaeaed 416 14m | BUILDING LOTS. F? RENT. LARGE TRY AND XEWLY “FUR. T kor 16th, near Rhode Inland ave, Sas ished rooms, wi transient ‘et, between Land Ni. will be sold, a clase table ‘board ‘st ay so xguatatey he Per day: Fates! 513 13th at nw. mbeo-t* JOR RENT_—PURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED Toons on first and secoud floof. suitable for light housekeeping if desired: rent reasinable. Apply 412 On Q st between 15th and 16th modes lorated a seetion Tire mviteast section at Le. pe maquare 100%, two. squares” dr te portion of sa. ft A Liocoln Net aw. SPCR TE, ah “FRAN. IS HUPTY, OK RENT—TO A CATERER DINING ROOM AND mae Real Estate an Inmurance. “i twelve Jers, at 719 11th st; | _wht7-ct 1300 Pet bw Tent taken v masse | 5 "Ok, SALE—CHEAP_ LOT 45 FT. PRONT ON 49 ‘FURNISHED KOOMS ON FinsT | B* at. vet. stopp. Patent Office. mh19-3t ROOMS, WITH BOARD. 1016 MAS. sachusetts ave, nw, htful situation ry’; cars pass the door sood tabi ile and communica ble board. ‘and Taw 70 couts per {vot worth CH, Pakbe 4s aud Fe CHEAP-2 LOTS ON 3D, BEY. AND Jeet {rout each; 3b cents per tout i sold th G0 cents or foot twoms “aa | PARKEL, 45 tal Fe NT—1326 14TH ST. NW.-A NICELY Fat furnished front Room for a couple; table beard op- Posite; references given aud required. mhi-3t" {OK RENT—APKIL 187, FURNISHED OR UNFUR- Rished. two comumuuicauing third-wtory toous, 2uree windows in “each Toum; closets aud Breplacen; ox113 FEET, Fl Will be rented shugly OF togetiver, also, hall. bed fewer and Teas Meth OF RSE Sie MAN TAT | the ated Zeon NS feet on Think. Ute and Raw. cne-tha oe Aa » JOR RENT. oH. PARKER, tifal and mb17-30" JOR KENT—PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS, ‘or sine, with table + Teferences ex” Apply at Lizz L st. o.w. mbts-3t° ST_FOUR KOOMS ON THIRD FLOOK Est. n.w. Apply frst room on secon: munis W., HANDSOMEL furmislied suite of rooms: second floor. with without board: oppomtet hanberd mit? -t LARGE. FURNISHED OR GNFUK- ished, single or en’ suite, bath, Kem, im elegant i Fieuihn Park good Yoatd “urxt door alae “ar Mass. ave, aud “21st wis, XRG, cheep, ex of Dapout Cirole, 30x80. chee. Stable tor foar horses, Address Box 9, Star offic mabi7-at* Fe RENT—ON THIRD FLOOR, TWO NEWLY- 1 Roo bath ou same floor, in private re. 147 Lstaw.” mhi7-3t* FPGRBENT ROOM AT 2006 1 ST. XW. ANU furnished floor 5 rons aud bat: also floor aud bath, new house, all modern improvements; | } jot caterer in Bouse. ‘Saitabie tor Senator or Meinber Jiot mb17 :|a Fok RENT, 1108 NEW YORE AVE. N. Wi ONE furnished frout Room, third floor; also, amail had- Toom, with boar; moderate price; meferences ex- changed. 2-40" OR RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS with board. 1416 N st. nw, ‘mbi3-1m* _FOR RENT—FLATS. jote Nth st... near § lou ath and L ste 2 Jot ath and L sts, n, 5 lots corner 7th and 10 lots ou Oregon ave, ear ith ply to CHA) mh17-3t « ioxv0, icles PARES, 2K SALE—UPON Easy 4th st, uw, TERMS. VERY D OR RENT—WEST END FLATS, 20 K ST. N.W. ode wt. bet. }'5 rooms and bath, second floor; raue, hot abd cold | gigs it 0x15 on wt extended: guly ‘300 tee Nalcr,, eae meter, coal closet; reference required; | from Boundary, LOUIS P. SHUEMAKER, 0 P ee Apply to Janitor. mba st now, tabh 7-3 QOK SALE—ON LIBERAL TERMS AND LONG time, to clone an extate, beautifal lot, 2x10 deep, commanding delightful view of Di Choice locality, with house, 1605 190 FOR RENT—OFFICES. JOR KENT—LALGE FRONT BOOMS, SUITABLE | choice locality. with hous, 4800 1th sx FOK PATENT AGENT, opposite. PATENT. OF H i Brot: TEN EASE: Poe ap ae BEE AOE: | iuventinent. W. W. METCALY, 1341 Fat, inhit MEX “VHILL JOHNSON: JOK | SALE—LOTS-WASHINGION HEIGHTS. E nw, 04.500. crexchange for good. medium-size hone iso, beautiful Lote for saloon kal sind California aves and Counccticut a oc. to $1 per foot. Kenesaw ave. uear iath st. toe — | foot. “ive-acre yuece for 1-500, wea: the Bradley BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE. 1 gy te x80 feet ; concrete cellar same size; n*ne room dwelling above: lange brick stable rear. ‘E. ©. COTTER, 14235 F st. nw. mahi7-tu,thise, Lui” yas fet. cS near 14th, @4," G x JOR RENT—STOKE AND DWELLING AT 1636 | Counectic: 14th st. [3 remus, with all per’ erp uprov D 38 T4th st. tal l-1 20> beet N OLD ESTABLISHED FEED SALE—ELEGANT LOT, 19 FEET PRON, Pistope: 1317 2a it. went Washington, a good Five prd wai rat Ow. Shenp #2 a ai won a. PHILLIPS 140 NY ove | gl Sho" fort, est; good location uortihwest; prion, 2.W. Poy x, mhis-or TERE Roa orn ve, JOR SALE-LOTS ON @ AND ISTH STS, NEAI FS Hampaslire: AE Dupont Circle. 4 sia tv.: 16th she meat above sect Circles heen ee 5 Dive, ne cle All are beautiful 23% FOI X THE t with, dwellings, and stabling Inquizeat JOHN aE YOUNGS, 470 mahd0-2) 0 horses, ed ee aa rs rer =e JOR SALE— = ‘HA BORSLYNN SITES, r __ BUSINESS c NCES. AQUFDUCT FREE [DGE NOW OPEN. OO SEMEL gPABUMATIC GUN-CARKIAGE | ,,The banaromest ‘sites arcund Washingtoa NS Stock ANE HL Bel : OS's 70 6 cHsts Pen oor. 1416 F street." (uh20-3t) Telephone #30, | him T.-H. SY ‘& 00., 1007 Fax. — CHEAP AN EASY BARGAINS LOTS IN MT. EAS- FOR SALE VERY CHEAP AND ON Fasy TERMS, PEE ELT DLT, rere Stock of G: ‘and Residence de> sya lene ig cing th ot Aarne eepeptaaion, BS Bh baa omion, Fa for ‘For ‘particulars call on or address C. C. F., 303 7th et., Room 3, Washington, D.C. mh30-6t Fee de DRUPIATELY ax ‘OLD-BSTAB- lished Notion hotase: Ey 4. R HERTFORD, 14235 Pet Peas og, foe Eye an pees AVIS, 1319 F xt {OK SALE-LOTA Apply or address GEO. 1S) “. ae. aoa = ad TL ave. pear lows Circle. K st. bet. 17th and 18th ats, ‘A DAY, OR MORE, CAN BE MADE KCL ave, bet. 14th & Toth Cor, lot. pear Wash Cleve: 9100 22, Sa eee a SitStareaica ie” A Spe OAR eee Sram mae Gan ‘be learned by eddresait Box 91, Btar ofiess Te Geet rns AND GRAPHOPHONE STOCKS: ‘bought and sold tap old aera - ‘A partner = 2 Box Ti Bear omce. _ SUBURBAN PROPERTY, “RARE CHANCE_—FOR ying | "J\0 INVESTORS IN REAL ESTATE. = SALE A GooD commission business, location Arvt class "hd tr. = ~i a b = 50 SHARES LASSTON TYPE: MACHINE STOCK invest will Go well to call on me Prone