Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1888, Page 2

H ENING 8" WASHINGTON WHUESDaY. ... March 29, 1858S. cuose S. NOYES... .---Battor Whe Evening star has « reaular, permascat bona fide daily circulation more than treble | (OO, PPP, EER that of any other daily paper published in | o Washington, and much greater than that ef all the other daily papers here added ‘Bests a solution of the problem which has puzzied | rrrp bo many communities situated as Washington s— namely, how to procure a large public ball, suit- ‘able for mass meetings, without such an ontlay as ‘would require an extortionate rent to make It self. Supporting. He proposes the use of the hall Curing the business hours of the day, by one or more of tae local -trade exchanges, Whose rent would pay into the treasury of the owners a regular Income, and relieve them of the necesaity ef Dankrupting their occasional tenants of @| night. This is not an entirely new idea. In one arthern city of some fifty thousand inhabitants ‘ne lecal board of trade hall is used twoor three eveniags every week for popular gatherings of some kind. The hall is Sted with movable partitions, so that it can be used by two or three separate Dusiness fnterests during the day, and at once thrown into a large assembly-room after Gork. The plan has some manifest drawbacks, Lowever. All public meetings are not held in the evening; and the only Way a protracted affair like & political convention, for instance, can get along 40 such a city is to hold its day sessions in one of ‘the theaters, and adjourn for the evening to the Doard of trade hall. Still, if we. cannot have everything just as we want it, It behooves us to take the best we can get; and the suggestion in the Review article will at least afford food for thought to the Washington stock and real estate exchanges, which may possibly see in it a bint for @ venture at once profitable to themselves and valuable to the city. ro An usiusual scene took place in the Dominion Parliament yesterday, when an old follower of Sir Join Macdonald turned upon him with a charge of dad faith toward the United States, im having fulled to carry out the Canadian share of the rect- procity program outlined tp the tariff act of 187%, “This act expressly enumerated certain articles tm- ported from the United States on which the duties aight be remitted by the Canadian government in case the United States should place certain of its imports from Canada on the free list. According to Mr. Mitchell, a member from New Brunswick, the United States have done their share, but the Macdonald govern- ment has ignored its obligations in return. This accusation brougnt (Sir John himself to his feet, who repelled the idea of bad faith, and de- clared that the language of the statute was dis- Tinetly permissive—not mandatory—and that his government had simply exercised a wise discre- tion in taking care of the interests of Its own peo- ple first. This isthe shape in which tne quarrel stood when the newspaper report came to a full Stop. It cannot be said to leave Sir John in an en- viable light before the American people, and the result of Mr. Mitchell's attack may be to encourage ® demand in this country for retalia- tion; but its worst effect, as far the premier is concerned, 1s likely to be the revulsion of feeling hit conduct will cause among his own following, in case the policy of retaliation 1s adopted on this sida of the line. ‘There are, probably, not a few Canadians who Yeel, a8 Mr. Mitchell does, a stroug impulse for protection in general, but whose purses are directly interested in some limited scheme of re- ciprocity, and who cannot forgive a government ‘which leaves them atthe mercy of ther indignant American neighbors vy pleading a technicality tn ‘Dar of an obvious moral debt. The disadvantages to Canada which the adoption of any kind of re. taltatory policy by the United States would iv- volve are evidently appreciated in the Dominion. ‘The Canadians fear retallation, and Tele Sam, acting on strictiy Dustness principles, is apparently | afraid to retaliate. <2 Judge Collins, of Chicago, has wisely conciuded tochange the custom of “divorce Saturday” in hiscourt, It hasbeen the rule for years tode. ‘vote the last day of each week to the trial of eases tor the dissolution of marriage bonds, and the re- sult has Deen that a crowd attracted bya low curlosity have filled the spectators’ seats on that ay, drinking in greedily the testimony of detec. tives and Peeping Toms; while the Sunday news. papers bave spread the nastiness broadcast over ‘heir pages and carried its baneful influences into thousands of homes on the one holiday when young and old find the leisure to read anything ‘that comes to band. It is the Judge's purpose to distribute his divorce litigation through the week Such a way as to get nd of the regular Saturday oc 5 wa ERE A TTT RRR re gs 4 me Rk ER AA Sse, oer ry eres “A%ue! 7 Eee SNF BE seo. Le = ANN OF NSE ee PPP Ly RENN UU NNN G Pe NNN NEN G GG Pe ERE WNN fF NNN GGG or oo mal = = | i a Lid RE ke! rr xz exam mn f A THT s&s ui AAS F Ss8, nak Tt Saeh AND ee Qizaa wane ane mat re tr} Bawa <1 id = pa ee) 5 " tab Boni gg rabble and force the newspapers into condensing Laeir reporta, But there ts another reform involved tm the Lange proposed, although Judge Collins does not specify it tn the statement of his reason The snvariable assignment of one day for the dispatch of a certain class of duties tends in some cases to ‘Dreak down the reputation of otherwise respecta- Die days of the week. Friday should not be Draaded hangman's day, or Saturday divorce day. ‘1a many parts of the country magistrates are ap- potnting other days than Friday for the last act 1a the drama of felony, and their efforts ought to be encouraged. If there must be hangings and divorcementa, and other disagreeable things, let ‘us at least not associate with them the name of any one day of the week, to load it down with an ‘Uundéerved burden of dishonor. —————— ‘The Jacob Sharp bribery case will come betore ‘the public again in afew days through a motion to be made before Justice Patterson of the New ‘York Supreme Court for a change of venue. Sharp has dismissed all the lawyers he had to defend hum on the former occasion except the two who are most experienced in criminal practice, Messra, Coekran and Fullerton. Notwithstanding the re Dukes of Sharp's lawyers the press of the country still continues to take an interest in this trial It 43 possible that the press may turn a part of the atvention it has hitherto fastened Upon Sharp to the new district attorney, who evidence, will be the subject of searching criti. clam. It is to be hoped that he will not be robbed € the opportunity of seif-vindieation by the tailure ‘of the defense to produce its man when the case is called in court. As matters stand now, there is ‘ot the slightest obstacle in the way of Sharp's ‘fight to foreign parts at any moment he sees ft, ‘unless be conciudes that it will be cheaper in the end to stay where he ts, and let the lawycrs and ‘the appellate courts between them overturn the decisions of juries. ——_—-—____ ‘The extension of the general plan of the city streets and avenues to suburban Washington does ‘Dot Revessarily involve a complete ignoring of the topography of the region to be added to the ortgi- wal capfcal, ora Chinese imitatioa of trregularities im the size of the blocks of the present Washing- wa, or of any other supposed biemishes of the peesent plan. What is essential is that by the x Ez 4 Fl % E . iM MM aay i 3 uM ua Ere MMM GENTS’ FURNISHING DEPARTMENT, m i E tt it ERE ™! TT pry : x f 1 lot of medium weight Underwear, sizes in Shirts 42 and 44, im Drawers 36 and 38; were 50c.; Friday, 230. exch. 1 lot of 5c. Suspenders, white and pin stripes; Fri- day 15c. a pair. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT, 1 lot of Mottled Smyrna Rugs, 18x36 inches; were ‘TSe., Priday 46c. 1lot of French Madras Scarfs, worth 50c; Friday 26c. each. ART EMBROIDELY DEPARTMENT. Odds and Ends of Chenille Tassela, were Sc, 10¢. and ‘12%. each; Friday, choice Se. each. 1 lot of Stamped Linen Scarfe, 72 inches long.drawn borders, worth 65c. ; Friday 45c. NOTION DEPARTMENT. 2iot of large solid Brass Photograph Frames, worth 25 and 40c.: Friday 10c. ~ 2 lot of English Tooth Brushes, worth 18c.; Friday TOILET GOODS DEPARTMENT. 1 lot of extra fine Toilet Soaps, Colgates and other makes, regular prices 10 to 18c. a cake; Priday 7c. a _1 lot of English Hair Brushes, worth $1; Friday, JEWELRY DEPARTMENT. Folie a Chains, worth 25 and 35¢.; Fri- We. 1 lot of oblong Pocket Books, metal corners and fronts, were 50 to 75; Friday 44c. LADIES’ NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT. 1 lot of fine Embroidered Mull Ties, worth 26c. ; Fri- day 10c. each, Llot of Ruchines, about fifty styles, worth 40 and ‘Se. ; Friday choice 25c. a yard. DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. 1 lot of Spanish aud Chantilly, 40-ineh wide, black Silk Flouncings, worth $2.25 s yard; Friday $1.50 a Lot of Black Braid Seta, worth 81; Friday 50¢. LACE DEPARTMENT. 1 lot of Torchon Laces, worth 10c, a yard; Friday 5c, & yard. 1 lot of $1 Plat Val. 40-inch Flouncings, Friday 08 ayard. 1 lot of 45-inch Swiss Flouncings, worth 90¢. yard: Friday 50c. yard. 1 lot of Embroideries worth 5 to 40c. « yard: Friday 18e. » yard. 1 lot of Children’s Flat Hose, in Brown and Gagnet, izes 65, 7. 73, regular price 25c. : Friday 10c. a pair, ‘B pair for "5e. 2 lot of Ladies’ Medium Weight Merino Veetm, sizes ‘34 and 36, regular price 50c. ; Friday 3. EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. DRY GOODS DEPARTMEN: 5,000 yards in short lengths of 4-4 Lonedale Cam- brie, worth 12}c.; Friday 10c. a yard. 5,000 yards of Merrimac Shirting Prints, worth 7c, s yard; Friday Se. a yard. BOOK DEPARTMENT. 10 sets of Dickens’ works. 15 vola, slizhtly damaged, Publisher's price, $18.75: Friday $4.75. A great variety of Easter Cards and Novelties, special Prices for Friday. ‘N. B.—For other items see our advertisement under the “Ladiew Column." RH. TAYLOR, Ove Easrre Garerixes We now invite your attention to our entirely new Gems of Footwear for Spring and Suminer Wea, our ui YOR GENTS WEAR Low Oat shosetn any smaginable style, from 81.25 to Our 83 High or Low Cut Shoe, the only genu- ipe hand-made Shoe for the pric> made. ’ ‘Our §4 Custom-made Shoes are perfection. FOR LADIES’ WEAR.—The very latest styles of Low Shoes and Slippers, for house or street, genuine Dongola Button, plain or tipped, $1.48. FOR THE YOUNG GENERATION.—Infant’s soft and nest little Button, 250. to $1: the ‘Mothers Delights, Child's Syring-Heel Button, 50c. to 81.50. ‘Our Misses’ $1.50 Button have no equals. Boy's and Youth's Wear Resisters, 98¢. to 92.50 Presents of Easter Eggs to the little ones. A hand- some 6-tnch Button-Hook to every purchaser. ‘WM. HAHN & CO’8 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 Seventh street; 2922 Penn. ave. n.w.: mh2o 231 Penna. ave. 2.0 A Wor Asorr Gexriexers FASHIONS, =~ WE HAVE BEEN TELLING YOU ABOUT OUR GOODS FROM WHICH WE MAKE CLOTHES TO ORDER. NOW WE WANT TO TELL YOU WHAT OUR STYLES ARE AND HOW WE MAKE THEM UP. THE MOST POPULAR COAT FOR BUSI- NESS OR HALF-DRESS IS THE THREE- BUTTON CUTAWAY, MADE UP WITH SOFT ROLL ANDFRONT,CUT TO OPEN A LITTLE LOWER THAN LAST YEAR ALL FINE WORK 18 “MADE UP SOFT," I. E., HAS NO HAIR CLOTH OR PADDING TO GI’ STIFF APPEARANCE. IF ACOAT 18 ERLY CUT IT DOES NOT NEED HAIR CLOTH TO MAKE IT FIT. PLAIN GOODS ARE FINISHED WITH A MEDIUM WIDTH BRAID “LAID ON FLAT.” SACK COATS, WHICH ARE ONLY USED FOR BUSINESS OR TBAVELING,ARE CUT IN FRONT QUITE SIMILAR TO A “CUTAWAY,” THE BACK NEARLY STRAIGHT AND MODERATELY LOOSE. THEY ARE MADE MOSTLY OF CHEVIOT EFFECTS, AND IN ALL SHADES FROM PLAIN BLACK TO LIGHT STRIPEG AND CHECKS. OF COURSE fHE “PRINCE ALBERT,” OR DUBLE BREASTED FROCK, I8 ALWAYS IN ORDER, AND 19 LIKELY JO BE AS POP- ULAR AS EVER, AND WILL BE MADE PRINCIPALLY Or NARROW WALE WORSTEDS, ALTHOUGH THERE 18 A ‘DENCY TOWARD THE WIDE WALES, PARTICULARLY FOR STREET WEAR. VESTS WILL BE CUT TO OPEN LOWER, THOUGH NOT EXTREMELY 80. TROUSERS WILL BE SLIGHTLY LARGER IN THE LEGS, WITH A SLIGHT, VERY SLIGHT, SPRING OVER THE SHOE. AS TO FIT, WE GUARANTEE AS GOOD AS ANY ONE IN WASHINGTON, AND OUR PRICES ARE FULLY ONE-THIRD LESS THAN THE MERCHANT TAILORS. WILL BEGLAD TO SHOW YOU OUR GOODS. z, B BARNUM & Co, mn2o 931 PENN. AVENUE. 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT 20, PER CENT DISCOUNT 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL EASTER Goops. OUR GOODS ARE ALL NEW, NOVEL AND ORIGINAL, Call and examine them at our Decorative Art Rooms. & OPPENHEIMER & BRO., New Building, 514 9th st. n.w., bet. Eand F. mh29 An of all ‘Fruit Trees, stand- jmumenee stock kinds of Fruit T: Small Frais _rnite—Grapes, Currants, Gooscberrics, Straw- Evergreens, Shade Ornamental Trees, Roses, ke.: New and Hare Plants Bedding Plante ee Garden . PO me Seeds, pure and genuine; Flower Seeds, new, Cut Flowers, Bouquets, ‘une! Punt erent ean Sane Flowers—at lowest rates NOHN wAtT ee mbzB-co8t* 621 7th at., opposite Puteut OMce, Benzav OF FE, ‘ASHION, 1434 New York ave. n.w., ‘Importers of HIGH CLASS MILLINERY, ‘are in receipt of Novelties by every steamer through- ot the season. m10-Sn_ tape — AAD AT FIFTY CENTS. ibbons and Novelties; will close out at cost, G08 11th nw. TabeH-2e° Paxren Castox Crzres W.M. SHUSTER & SONS Have opened & lot of Elerant CANTON CREPES, in Beautiful Floral designs and Choice Colorings. Magnificent Stock of Printed INDIA SILKS, in ‘styles not to be found elsewhere. Changeable SILKS. MOTRE SILKS in all shades, BENGALINES, plain and figured in choice styles. Just openeds lot of New BLACK MOIRE SILKS, in Alligator pattern Printed MOHA'R tn besutifal designs. 200 Pieces Newe:t Designs in Fine FRENCH SAT- ‘Novelties in GINGHAMS, in latest combinations, 100 Pieces Finest SCOTCH GINGHAMS, 250. Beautiful STRIPES AND PLAIDS. New HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. W. M. SHUSTER & 80N8, mb2s 919 PENNA Ave, \Gaaxn Orzsina treena enven |HEILBRUN. ONE-PRICE SHOE BOUSE, TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS, CHILDREN'S DRESSES ‘THURADAY, Coxtxyariox Or Ove EASTER GREETING, KING'S PALACE. THE GREATEST ATTRACTION OF THE SEASON. GRAND SPRING OPENING PATTERN AND LATEST MILLINERY NOVELTIES. ALSO SPRING WRAPS, | | | | | ONE OF A STYLE in the lot comprising the pattern ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. > 814 SEVENTH STREET N. W. STORE OPEN ON OPENING DAYS UNTIL 9 P. 38 W. M. SHUSTER & SONS Have Inst Opened a new lot of BLACK LACE | FLOUNCINGS at very low prices; Point d’ Esprit wy Brussels NET, and every uew thing | We keep nothing but ALL-SILK GOODS, and show the | eat and Most Complete Assortment, from WHITE LACES in all styles. NTIQUE in evening shades, at $2.50, worth The best SURAH for 7 ‘New Styles in PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS, Just Opened New Shades in HENRIETTAS, New CdINA SILKS and MOTRE SILKS. ENGLISH TWEEDS for Tailor-made Dresses. ever sold: actual value $1. W. M. SHUSTER & S03, ‘919 Pennsylvania avenue, 30 AND 31, 1888. andexamine some beau. tiful specimens of Hizh Art Needle Work.cousisting of Alliance Art Embroidery, the fin Rope Silk Art Work, very beaut ren Art Eaubroidery, lovely work in Scotch flex Kinds of table linens, Full and especially for the if ali needlework; foss.for portiere and al beautiful line of ew designs iuade expec above work, Very fine Bolting Cloth, Bolting Shectins, Pai 1d & complete assortinent of the very fines. Decorative Art Emabroudery Materials. § Artistic Designs for Stamping, Mis, E. BRASELMIAN mh28.5t* Teacher of Art Needlework Od Tied Rw | pleasure in inviting you to our [1888 Mex: K: XN. W. BURCHELL, “Qoaxer Teas seunes of Liver and Kid- isoninu, Nervousness, Insomnia, Halt Rheum,ic.,dcc. 1tia the Stomach, Conati heya, Dropay Blow PALAIS —*ROVA BARGAIN “The prettiest display I've seen.” Metchant from ‘Milwaukee, ‘This entire column is devoted to bargains for Fri- ‘wa: ‘Two days before Easter Sunday and thousands of You not bought gloves yet. You may guess we shall be very busy To-morrow and Saturday ; 0 please CALL EARLY IN THE DAY and have your gloves tried on ‘See lower half of column for glove barrains, Ist floor of the PALAIS ROYAL. A Mistaxe Avovr Suozs. ‘The bargain sdvertised yesterday should have read $2 instead of 82.25 a pair. A fresh supply will not be here ‘till after Easter. So it will be wise to call to-morrow, for if the rush ‘continues the supply will not meet the demand on Sat- urday, 24 floor of the PALAIS ROYAL. foosIor Or Rrsnoxa A Jos*Lor Or ‘Once moro we illustrate what we gain—you and us— by prompt payments. 500 PIECES CROWN'EDGE G. G. RIBBONS. No. 9 for 15e. worth 29e. ‘ Nos, 12 aud 16 for 19c, worth 25c. ‘250 PIECES OMBRE (SHADED) RIBBONS. No. 40 for 4c, No. 30 for 50¢. 5 PIECES MOIRE SASH RIBBONS, satin edge, ‘9 inches wide, 98¢. yard. 52~The new Blues, Reds,Greens and the usual shades in above ribbons, all of which are offered at nearly half usual prices, Int floor of the PALAIS ROYAL. A Hisr Adour Surrs &e. ‘Yesterday very many ladies (in answer to our advt.) Paid us visit of inspection. Suits were tried on and many intimated a purchase on Saturday. Such ladies axe requsted to call early Saturday morning, or better still on Friday, if possible, as WE HAVE ONLY suits. : ‘The $10 improved “Pelerine” Beaded Visites. Have you seen thems 2d floor of the PALATS ROYAL. Fasr Buc Axo Ornzr Hose. Whore else can you xet FAST-BLACK Lisle Hose for SSe? Money refunded if they stain. Where else Schopper's of!-boiled hose for 35c? Where else 30 styles of stripes at 23c! ‘What two stores our variety of new styles? Ii floor of the PALAIS ROYAL. Sous New Rosezs Goons. Rubber goods are like eggs; they don't improve with age. We've just opened some fresh ones—rubber coats" not eggs—and since they are the priceof stale ones they're bargains, Ladies’ Silver Gray Gosssmers 81.20. Misses’ do. do. do. 81. Boys’ Cemented Rubber Coats 1.50. Mens’ do. do, do. #1.60. Ast floor of the PALAIS ROYAL, s%s PPP EER coc Mm oA OL ee COR ane Sss, or og se OF Ss®@ pokes ‘co Ha“ Tun a> EVERY GLOVE WARRANTED. 42 Every new style now being received, we have much ELEVENTH ANNUAL EASTER DISPLAY OF GLOVES. That we have confidence in our new Gloves is appar- ent by the guarantee. That we shall meet with even greater success than during the past season is certain for WE SHALL NOT IN THE FUTURE KEEP GLOVES WE CANNOT GUARANTEE. THE PALAIS ROYAL, _ Advertisement continued. w Ghoves Gentlemen can have Gloves tried on at our risk. We are showing Novelties in English Dogukin, Russian Calf and French Kid Gloves st $1, $1.50 and $1.08 pair. Ga The best $1 Kid Glove attainable. ‘The new shades of tana, browns and grays, in the ‘Embroidered Castor Beaver Gloves have just arrived Only 81.35 0 pair, ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. _ Advertisement continued. Tae 1888 “Eure: Ki Groves. ‘Tho new “Elite” Kid Gloves you will say, ON HAV- ING THEM 1 RIED ON AT OUR RISK, are absolutely perfect fitting. When we write this we are aware some Indies have short fingers, some long; some with plump hands, some thin. We are prepared to fit all such. The new shades of tans, grays and browns, also fawn and biack are shown, Dressed Kid, plain, 4 and 5-button, $1, Dressed Kid, emb'd, 4 and 5-button, $1.25 ‘THE PaLals ROYAL, Advertisement continued. ‘The new “Palais Royal” Gloves are to be noted for the beauty and variety of the new shades, and sleo for the positively fast black. We want you to ask tosce the New Black Kid Gloves and have a talk about them.- Undressed Kid “Palais Royal” Gloves, plain backs, © button, $1.25; G-button, $1.50: Mousquetaires, Stag Emb‘d backs, 5-button, $1.50; Mousaquetaires, DS DRESSED KID “PALAIS ROYAL” GLOVES, Plain bucks, 5-button, $1.50: Mousquetaires, $1.85: ‘emb'd backs, 5-button, $1.75; Mousquetaires, $195. 1888 NOVELTY KID 250 New Panssors To*Monzow.| Bosrox Hovsr “‘ Rewxaxt Dar.” the piece. = 40-INCH BLACK SPANISH GUIPURE FLouNc-| Vj INGs, one desiring these particular lengths. “SLIGHTLY-FADED” TABLE COVERS, slightly faded. Regular Price. “Remnant” Price. Cover, slightly faded. Regular Price. 5 ducements ever “Remnant Price”, “ODD SIZES” IN HOSIERY. constitute our “Remnanta” You may see the same thing on Friday at a reduced price that seal brown: split soles. Size, 9} that are let “SHORT LENGTHS” OF EMBROIDERIES every Ie m ft excecdinuly’ I Hiunmant prices inorder toclear out the accu. | family good city ‘reterence. rompietely ottice ma “Remnants” of Colored Rmbroideries, v +A Considerable saving can be effected in make ing a selection from the above “ODD SIZES” IN BOYS" SUITS. dium weght: aize 9 ‘Kecular finished equal to custo Work: size 13 years. Regular Brie. “SING | Steamy aaress Bok 150" star Oe FRIDAY, MARCH 3018. « “SHORT LENGTHS” OF DRESS GOODS, Seeks. “ware 2 ‘as not the last end piece of yourepring | drestsnow in terensant pila Tre mentae, |W FIVE HANDSOME PONGEE SILK ROBES. ‘We have left only five of those elegant Pongee ‘Robes, and to sell them Friday we have cut the price almost in half. Fach robe contains: 20 yards Pisin Pongee Silk. —s Very desirable for seaside dressca (Second floor: Emb. Dept.) 14 Bottles (2 ounces) of Gallo Freres Rest | VA ANTEDIEXPERIENCED WAIST Department, nope ge! WoODWAKD & LOTHRUP. AY 1902 1 ST., TWO GOOD DRESS: “Remnant” Price...... FANCY CANDLES FOR SCONCES. ‘We have left about 3 dezen of the Fancy Wat Candles, in very attractive colors for sconces, The very brisk trade in Black Lace Floune- ings has caused an unusually large secumula- tion of “Short Lengths,” which, in order to close them out entirely on Friday, we shall anark at the following remarkably low “rem- nant” prices: ws 40-IN. BLACK CHANTILLY LACE FLOUNCINGS. ¥ { 1 yard from $1.40 to $1.10. A) Fetegeterce W ‘lass need: ANTED—300 Co Stored): fates banda anttotase ke. bain eh alt ‘ colored). vanity toe 1 yard, from 2.25 to 81.75. Soma we FM Be L022“ 3. “Boo Boo Every picce is fully worth its first price to any (First floor.) G twelve-quarter Raw, Bilk Table Covers, 2 -ten-quarter extra-quality Rew Silk Table 1 very fine ten-quarter Raw :silk Knotted- | _ V The remaininis few pairs of every tine we buy yon paid full price for on Thureday. T Faire Ladies Black AII-SITE Hose, double | W heel and toe: extra length (31 mches). Size 8%, | and VS. Machin Regular Pri az @ Pairs Ladies’ Black Lisle Thread Hose, “Remnant” Price..... 50e. Paira Children's Piain Cotton Hose, in cardi- nal and garnet. Size 8. “Keunant’ 7 Pai “Remnant™ Price 2 “Stor 5 6 Pairs Ladies’ rade Cotton Hose, gular Feice. Tein monty the very siaall and the lanre sizes | rohuers who can wea these kizes, Pai E E Pinked: ¥ Real Kid Gloves, Sizes, 53 and 53... a ‘Pairs. Ladies 4-Bution Suede, om peck in iigit and dark tana. ‘Sizes, Rowular P:ice. *femnant™ Pri ‘This Friday's offering wil be abusually lange, Flonncings and All-Ovets, 1n lengths trom 3 to Fionneings and All-Overs, in lengths 10 239 LBovs' All-Woo! Camimir Norfolk Suit, me | WV "Chose Allabool ine Gioch”Gatawar suite | upant Pr pe in t dark 88,911 and 13 A) A) Sarason A 1 Ladies Heavy Merine WoolVestzsiee 40, & roe ANTED_ WOMEN COOKS, #10 TO 840; CHAM- W Rorese ‘ana Lauwarconee betty or 35 Pet ke. meee ADRD GAT DICK’S AGENCY, WOMEN COOKS, cirable siylea and talrice get there socesst ue fete Sk es ae ms A_ FIRST-CLASS COOK, WASHER, eerltied conan puacoea well recom ANTED- REGIS Aine fe tte charset moet be dione se Dae peeman alse sonintani,” with “several ticular, Box 118. Starome: Wists rmst aut Trouser Hands, Wie. Ww CLASS “COAT HANDS Apply at MERTZ & ©O., WASTED 2 IRST-cLass MILLINERS, FINE A PROMINENT NEW Manufecturiag Company. with “an cota! Fewunert:ve business Patron inet by meeebantn, wand the wenrral public, desires so tative in every state or uited. waveatment guaran ‘ANTED—A RELIABLE wii ELIA! it TED-SUITABLE PERSONS TO sOLICIT onlers for Webster's Cuabri iced Dic tio rf (Tollet dept. Bech Soon, A. SHEEHY &CO., 431 7th’ VERY DESIRABLE “SHORT LENGTHS OF BLACK wasn SMART WHITE Boy, ABOUT FE. LACE FLOUNCINGS. , oa animale Mme Yeon years old. to. 137th wt nw. — WHITE STORE-ROOM WOMAN, SYS re Rat ons tt darter and Deiryman: eral tise in Restaurant DICKS AGENCY, TED—THREE OR ung Men to work in florist minst have best of references as to ages sith room and Bosra. “Apri at jarket. W route in thin city mer, urd unquestionable referenor ‘office, W shaw. ANTED-A RELIARLE AND COMPETENT Salesman to take change of an established Gundy, Must have experience ass drum” ANTED-A RELIABLE or ironing. good referenoes require |. Massachnsetts ave. lw. AND EXPERIENCED housework. we AvB AWE | merat And to for factory work. @ pau. only, at 610 H st. bent ANTED—ACATERER. APPLY AT THECORN! 435 31 anil Pennsylvania av ply DAKOTA HOUS KS: ALSO, NURSES, MAT ‘TED HITE GIRL POR GENERAL HOU Work im small tanuly: inust come well recor- “8 gor * 7.50. Wanded andalecp at house night MiB. GKAH 4M, u at AMBERKMAIDS, Also, wood to sell novi ‘Employment Bureau, 717 Oth st... 0 WANTED_A YOUNG MAN: | WITH ABOUT ears’ experience in the drug | Gress PHA\ 1, Star oth D—AGEN Dunlap Electric Belt, Kidney Disease, Siher sex’, JL: DUNLAP, 266i a ANTED—AN AGHI situated outside Washi T place Teapupeible ew York " x and exact BED SETS—2 Pai moh 21-wir Sete, 3 pieces, full size, slightly damaged. , MIDDLE-AGED LADY, SB REVORAFT. supe CRAFT. sey Box 1083, New York. ‘ANTED—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN TO CAN: ya for the Now Sineer Automatic Tension LF lucemery ruht | Be parties. “Address THE -INGER MFG CO., 610 9th | WM. SEITZ, . opposite the Patent Ofer. ANTED-MORE ME stead} work Write for tera ouble ales. iy work. terme ee B'Co., Nurserymen, Genova, X.¥ To SELL OUR FRUIT . ws ‘a Ricuaapsos STED—LADIES TO LEARN DRESS-CUT- istaction given OF no charge at 1317 F st-m¥. sald 3un Soha ee ANTED — DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT WU mducted by ladies, Men aud Women. white and cclored, forall kinds of ahd states, with reference. ANTED—A DRESSMAKER 1 6c, Learners for Prof, CHKISTNE! “Icemnant™ Price SUS toe aL | ational Tator sy “ODD SIZES" IN GiOVES. pp a es 1222 F ot nw, Washi fadies’ 4-Button Brown Kid Gloves, (| | : WANTED--SITUATIONS. LADY WISHES A SITUA. EVERY FAMILY. dy any. inc-fule or ape cut, W x S of Modes,” ‘We lower the prices to attract t Modes.” 1 y ANTED—A YOUN {ion as isdy's companion ; refers ddress Q. P., YOU North Charles st. alt- AN ALTO HAVING No surexton | f Thue full and fresh, voice: open BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE woman a first-class cook’ ANTED—BY MAN AND WIFE, FIRST-CLASS Cooks, work by the day for Lunches and Dinner extraordinary low remnant prices. ! 4¥y yards, at extraordinary Jow rem Parties term moderate; good city refercuces. W. 3018 | J YROPVED. ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE. TERS — POSITION for Cooks, Chambennaids, Waitress, Laundi Nurscs, Seamstreas, Men Waiters.Cooks Cosclimen, (Second floor.) Butlers. SAM'L A. COOMBS, 926 Fat nw. 1 y ANTED—DICK’S AGENCY HAS FIRS’ bermatds, seamietresmes. And boys, with ter y ANTED —BBY TWO RESPECTABLE GIKLS situations? one as first-class Couk, Char-bermald and Sewiua none but frst clam fami ANTED—SITUATIONS FOR WHITE AND 001 (Thi cored cooks, maids, m “ODD SIZES” IN MERINO UNDERWEAR ben “ithe Mp SWinees' American Hosiery Gore Vests; wine | omer cit pies seal “ve Peivate family" understands Preich and vai . = Good city reference. he ae | = F. M. BURNHAM, 630-632 Fst. uw. cook otter. = TED—SIT 8 FOR ALL ANTED_sITUATIONS Fo oF LOYSENT AND LOOM Cream Cashmere, all-wool Shawls, ints noliea Tengtus 30 ented _ _WANTED—HOUSES. _| [9510 Nova EES E DAILY CALLS POR DWELL- U. L, BOYER, 311 436 sta. w. = SCSEa Fuow OWXEO A - 19th, oF Pa. ave. The hinder will be NTED—HOUSES FROM OWNERS AT ONCE, J torent to customers; we have morecailery aaa | UoMeelly uy Seoving Bet 3¥01 5 ‘vacancies, HEREON & W 1-50, 6% and Ww Eth (raped Bech oir rei /ANTED—A 8ECOND-H. lf, HOcKAWAE; bar oft Bar ANTED TRY ( satinfaction “WANTED.-ROOMS. =] APRIL 1, BET. OTH. 18TH. Pa, ave Bascom ote is Seen ers ‘Riiress ch Sar othe, “mies reat pts i oe aooneee J furhished for gen be moderste Addrons wae F APRIL 2 THREE UNPURN: echerping, between Tet a Tent wnitet be toad rate FURNISaED id price refer FOR SALE — MISCELLANEUUS FEE Se oxpsewe eet soc Sic Sapaiee anes UE Pe Fe So Ree BGHonse pwns, tn ine harvat. Agriy at MORGAN'S Beis mindy. SIT thet awe peers SALE-A FINE xo oven FiSoo' ads commis bin ot afraid : rains hn pune thts week en ae Fete Ror Boas monsrs to raxve and 9 peared weigh tig | ie. 424 Sth oth ee SALE_CHEAP TWO PIEST-CLans Proat Refen combinnton tok watt sak FOR, SALE matedr Call or adress hot G0 Cow at 505, HR SALE —A LIGHT RUNNING SPRIN a eatue for b ° Senetsoathe somes JOR SALE. SIDE-LAR BGG) YOR Sata: ‘in good order. Call at MCLAUGHLIN's St Zant. mabe Fee, SSE Ee BAND sOMEST THONG bred riding aud driving borve in the city. ts = Years old, safe, wentie, and sound. Adve "A Ps Maro 258 JOR SALE — STYLISH YOUNG DRIVING eo.1 well ‘broken and gentle, also lonstodted tin ongr Magen, strat eay cabinet aud weary on, W. SMITH, Anacostia, D. 0. mh? ie | FE ses - tor or } ami 7. _ 808 Oth ws we POR SALE LOT OF BECOND-HAND whicn, ei J CULLINANE. o Fok, SAESESE (PATE OF onay Horses, 16 hands. can be sent in. Corcoran Art Galery, betore 2 tm. f quire of RICHARD WALLACH, 13° FF 5418-20 GRAPHOPHOND, aT #20. > Lanston, at 24 Linotyiee, at #0, 100 Poeumatic Gun, at ¢ KANK A. PELouzr. 1416 F street. Telepnone HR0, RARE OPPORTUNITS Is oFrkke ib to secure superb Pianos and Organs at cont. Ther instruments are ew and were bousht for cash Toe way be sent ik my parlors JUSS U st. um, Ket.uw. male? OK SALE—A BROWS HORSE, SUrTARLE 1 doctor or any Light work, will he so ie the ane t its as the owne: bo further Diy'stonce to THOMAS HEESK 0. snow. th.sema,it* Fh SALESA SPLENDID BLACK BoKSt, AND five Coupe Rockaway; nearly pew. with liarpess, Rgccomenlets, Ouer leaving city will sell ata anc: iL on OWNEK, RbbILt Hones, Room 48, Fok sa 20st, ROR — rane cs fectured in thettelchosted Cofumioue Pacer JAS, BK. PROBE \, rey ahet. We Wine inston, con New Kerk ave aud Oth st. ans te > meena piano: carved lees: five tone; goat we ew. for only 200: easy payiente: com 64.5 ‘Au eleyaut, Kool. amd pieho. Rosewood . it: ley: condition. very tue toue, fully warranted. tor ouly #285. easy pay cont €45 me SHE- en PRATIRA, 15 ta bw Sas Eas Feathers, SOc & lk: ¥ 2d we f0.4 Fe. SALE—BED FEATHERS. 15 A PouN choten, ew, ed clea Alm, eons. Pat resect, fc.’ lowest grisea, Gniers ty mail so etherwien Delivered ALERT sili O90 nn, JOR SALE—CARRIAGESCARKIAGES SPRING styles now on exhibition at GEYER'S, 466 ba as ladies’ Loop-Front Pusetous, aoctore’ abd other Bux” allstyies 4 and G-passeneer Family Carrs W. F. GEV EK, 406 Ps. oy OR SALE — VERY CHEAP— LOT SHOPWORN and secund-haud iaveling trunks aud. bags. aise aie and doucle harnesses, horse blankets, robes below cont, BECKER'S, 1340 Pa. ave. JOR KALE-OVER 100 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. Narnshed and painted wagtis, carpe: Bad Sood wagans on iwonthly papamenta or cash COOK, 3205 M staseorgetown. wb? BALE—CANARILS, PARROTA, COMMON ind Fancy pixeous, Laws for latching of f ena, de SCH MID'S Bird Storn mahi: 12th tm Fok sk tm y Heap HORSES. JUST arrived fran Ky.; twosvod couye horses, oe pair Nell-bred blacks. 16 hands uieh. "All horees ald om @ uaraniee. 1405 Ext. a.w. HUGH QUIGLEY (16-34 JOR SALE—ONE vsEep 10. "These ure Ybarcaiua, Pia or rent, HUGO WORCH & C0" Wareroous, 92 7th st Sohiner Piano Agence) E— THE “OTTO” all GAS _LOST AND FOUND. Plans to ding, If retur reward the tinder i 48. 5t Cloud Building. STOLEN OR STRAYED FROM HOME- MONDAY, SS March 26, red irish setter: answer to mame of doom. A liberal reward will be paid for bis 407 4th street now mu 810. all marked with P, LACE, orb. Will be peid for apy information that will ry Linea “McDEVITI, Detective Agency, NU mace. |, MARCH 2s, ugh's Opers House, « black fau <t value only to the owner. “The finder will greatly obliew by Teturniny it to 920 6thet now aad ae” OST_ON MARCH 26, BETWEEN DAVIS' Puc “ jery and Balti:oore and Ohio Two Sua ‘The fuder will reerive a by Fevarnime them Wo DAVIS, 523 7th sm wr Ost —A BLACK SETTER PUP. SEVEN MONTHS Agi Liberal reward will be paid for hie retomu ts Stine. ENING, A JE . ck that wes Just beail be paid if returued to 807 58th U8T—A DIAMOND CLUNTER EARRING, sOME- at whz8-38 AN PROPERTY. _ INVESTORS IN REAL ESTATE. he ga Betalng , ra Fe, BALE -A ans, WAX JUMP. Seas tee Tight: stete | “aakigine it can be seen. ae a ai at iS aera —