Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1888, Page 4

- we THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published In Washington, and mach greater than that of ali the other daily papers bere added sagetber. Statement of circulation of Tum Evanmme Stax for the week ending April 14, 1888: Monpay, Apart 9, 1888. 26,383 ‘Teespay, APRIL 10, 1888. 26,412 WepwespaY, APait. 11, 1988. 26,427 TwoRsDay, APxtL 12, 1985. 26,630 Feopay, APxtt 13, 1888. 26,678 ATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1888. 0,821 ‘ToraL ..... 163,351 AVERAGE 27,225 I solemnly swear that the above is @ true and correet statement of the cireulation of Tae EVEN- iyo Stan for the week ending April 14, 1898 F. B Norra, ‘Treas. Evening Star Newspaper Co, Sworn to aud subscribed before me this six- teenth day of April, A. D. 1888 Joun T. C. CLare, Notary Public, —_ «$= ‘A sign of the times scarcely less striking than tue movement to establish munletpal home rule in ‘England is the introduction of a bill in parila men to abolish the distinction between solicitors and Darristers {n British law practice. from time tm- iwetmorial a traditicn has prevailed in the mother country that barristers are a patrician class, who ‘Work Without expectation of reward, and only in the cause of justice for people in distress. They are gentlemen, and therefore never stoop tothe drudgery of preparing a case for a client. A solicl- tor who belongs to the middle social stratum and ‘Works for his liviog must do all that. The barris- ter’s partis confined to the management of the case in court, Lawyers in this country are both attorneys and counsellors, the American terms corresponding generally (0 solicitors and barris- ters under the English system. To the cireumlo- eution of the British system many miscarriages of Justice are to be credited; for the barnster has mo active sympathy with the client, and cam get the benefit of no coufidential sug- gestions from him during the progress of the case, except at second hand through the solicitor, who way himself have a plodding, unappreciative inind incapable of grasping the mertts of the ideas advanced, Moreover, the fiction that the barrister takes no pay for his services, which formed the basis for the pursuit of so round-about a method, 1s now an antique and moss-grown joke—a digni- fed humbug. The more progressive spirits among we English afe therefore in favor of a reform ‘which will sweep away this ridiculous barrier be- tween the ornamental and the business branches of the profession. The wonder is that such a measure should bave been brought forward by a ‘Tory government, committed by the articles of its party faith to the preservation of tne most venera- bie of social Isndmarks. _————— ‘Matthew Arnoid’s death, occurring suddenly and So soon after the publication of his contemptuous essay on American civilization, will prevent, in this country at least, the just discussion of his mnerits asa maa of letters, a critic and a gentle- man, for many of our countrymen who would glad- ly have indulged thetr analytic powers upon the ‘apalyst who so lately worked upon themseives, Will be moved by a feeling of delicacy to withhold their comments, and disprove by their charity the accusation of coarseness which he was so fond of bringing against them Mr. Amold was, unquestionably, 2 workman of ‘uncommon ability. No literary man tn Europe commanded a wider audience when he chose to speak, and Irrespective of the rhetorical medium 4m which he clothed his thoughts. As a poet, even, he was read, and poetry was by no means the happiest form of expression for him. But in prose, and especially in his essays in theological polemics, be was recognized as a master. His “Literature and Dogma,” and the later “God and the Bible,” created a sensation among the thinking people of England and America which has had no parallel in its own Geld, even im the France to which ‘Renan preaches bis heretical sermons. That a mab of such talents and so broad an influence should have come to America, enjoyed its open- handed hospitality to the utmost, and gone home ‘wo write of our people in the petty, caricaturing spirit of a Dickens or a Trollope, must always re main a cause of extreme regret to his sdmirers on ‘this side of the Atlantic, and a vivid filustration of the contradictory traits which can be asso- ciated in a single character. ee General Boulanger’s triumph in the election in ‘the department of the Nord yesterday probably exceeded his own boldest expectations, and must have carried dismay to the hearts of some of his political foes His vote was about douvle that of Doth his competitors put together. By many itis Delleved that his election last Sunday fm another ‘department was not an accidental honor, asit pur- ported to be, but one regularly arranged by nis political managers as a part of their program, and with & view vo impressing the popular mind ‘with a due sense of the esteem in which his coun- trymen everywhere hold him How far this episode may have gone toward influencing the result of yesterday's balloting will pernaps never De Known, Dut 1t could scarcely have failed of ‘some effect. It will be impossible to interpret the meantug of the general's victory till he has taken his seat in the chamber and begun his work as a lawmaker. Then France will see what stuff there 4 in Bim; bow far he deserves his reputation asa Jeader of men; whether bis tendencies are revo- Jutlonsry in the broader of only in the stricter sense, and whether it 1s his Bonapartist or his radical supporters who are deceived in bim, It ‘Will be interesting to see what figure he cuts asa statesman and a man of peace. —$<—<— As the time for the republican convention draws ‘igh and the champions of the several aspirants to the Presidency grow notier in zeal and leas tole- Fant of the claims of others, Mr. Cleveland's chances for & second term would seem to grow brighter. Says the St. Lowls Globe-Democrat, an organ of @ section of the republican party, speak- Ang with a tone of apparent authority : “in 1888, as in 1880, Mr. Biaine will resolutely Geclare that Mr. Sherman shall not be nominated.” ‘If this singular proclamation 1s inspired, or should it turn out to be true, It would be the most natural thing in the world tor the friends of Mr. Sherman to determine, thougn they may not actually declare, that neither Mr. Blaine nor his irect representative shall be elected, even if nominated at Chicago. It has been noticed that the waving of the red flag sometimes proves dis. astrous to the matador as well as irritating to the bail ———_— Ic is to be regretted that unfavorable weather luke Uaat of to-day should fall upon the apniver- ‘sary of the abolishment of slavery im the United States, but it isa subject of still greater regret ‘that those most directly interested in hat momentous event are not able to observe it iw a spirit of unity and good feeling. Instead of Whaat we see our colored citizens split up into fac. ‘ons, each Intent upon belittling the motives and efforts of the other, and fomenting discord and sirife where nothing but complete harmony ought prevail A day fraught with memories so Precious not alone to the colored race but to the ‘whole human family ts entitled toa more suitable recognition, and It is to be hoped that by another year, through the efforts of the conservative por- tion of our colored population, factional and per- Sonal jealousies may be put aside for one day, and @ harmonious observance of the occasion secured which shall be creditable to those who celebrate 1, and worthy of the great event commemorated. ———$ Shrewd observers in Utah Territory report that A Dagss Surr For $15. WE WRITE THIS ANNOUNCEMENT TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO A FOUR-BUT- TON CUTAWAY SUIT, IN BLACK WORSTED, AT THE PRICE OF 815. ITIS THE DRESS- IEST SUIT WE HAVE EVER OFFERED. IF UP OUR WAY STEPIN AND EXAMINE It GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER, *p16__434 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. _ XCLUSIVE g E's FINE TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS. Large variety. ‘Low prices. BC EAD SUN} NTS NOW D SUNDAY POST ABOUT REMNAI DOUBLE COMiNATION, ivé4land ‘Lith st 0 “Yell ie ide Sea. elles a yous wankiud ap uuco’ squad ‘mackle they may xrieve ye.” ‘They did bit He ro bir. sorely. Earners Peis Sees ceempmmupipenpeny Of sham, and shelf-worn suff shoday, [-worn st Of mists and misrepresentations ” Of falsehood and fraud. OF fair promises dovetatled with Sul dealfone ‘Quanticin Tam more than sstis‘ied that there is but one way to comsiut yusinese and but itou a tare, equate, aad logit, inate basis, and that te to have but ON« PRICE AND THAT THE LOWEST. All-woo! Trousers (Tucker Tweed). Victor E. Adler's Ten Per Cent Ci ‘Ove price and that the lowest. All-wool Trousers, very’ Victor E. — ‘sTen ish... 92.50 Coat Gi tii Hatin ie lowest. ‘One price and AlLwool Trousers, twenty difcrent shadesand || * ‘patterna.. - $3.50 ‘Victor Adi jothing House. ‘en Per Gens ‘One price and that the lowest Spring Overcoats, strictly all fect fitting, oe 73, 87.50. ees Se ee. i ‘Spring Sul'etor Men, sack, Chosterfi: Psa ool 08-75, ‘30, 8 tao. 78, opeten matte for, Bors, acon 13, to, 18 71 Youta, and log pants, aaerier ere Do you wish to economize in the matter of dress? ‘Do you wish to be neat and stylish in your dress? ‘Do you wish to be protected in the quality and price of auy article of READY-MADE CLOTHING You may desire to purchaye? knowledge eau maize Dut ome pace which file the bile VICTOR E ADLER'S 10_ ‘TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 10 927 and ¥2Y 7th st. n.w., corner Massachusetts ave. Strietiy Ove Prica, Open Seturday until Lip. m ca80, s} sp16_ ‘© ONE CAN DENY THAT KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION is the Pioneer Remnant House. ‘apld-st Tanomse Aso Apvernstxe. Advertising, as we understand and practice it, is 9 plain statement of facts for the information and guidance of the Public coupled witifau in- Vitation to come and see the wares we adver tise, and buy if they find things as represented, It goes without saying that we carry more foods in the piece—Home aud Foreign pro- @ucte—than all the Tailoring Shops in town combined, the only advantage ‘o you in such 8 stock, however, is that you have the variety toselect from, but we offer other advantages that no House heresbout can. One is that ‘we employ ouly the most skilled cutters and the best tailors obtainable by paying them the Righest salaries paid in Washington. We de- ‘Mand and receive from them work of the high- est order of merit, and as result, our Tailor ing Department is patronized by the best Gressed meu in America. Wenever permits garment to leave our house that does not fill the Dill im every particular, for we have s reputa- tion as expert tailors to maintain, of which we are jealous, We realize the difficulty strangers Sometimes have in deciding between the “Lime Kiln Logic” and “blow” of so-called tailors whose stock im trade is afew samples of Wire- ‘Twist Cassimeres to be made up in another city when an onder is received, anda plain bill of stubborn facta. Our goods are here in the piece. Our cutters are here in the flesh not on paper, ‘The artist who will cut your clothes is here to take your measure and carry in his minds' eye for his guidance the peculiarities of your form. His eye, his mind, his gewina if you will, enters largely into hie work, otherwise it becomes merely mechanical and not such tailoring ae ‘we understand and practice Our prices are right. + SAKS AND COMPANY, GENTLEMEN'S OUTEITTERS, aple SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. (PSE SUNDAY Post WILL Give YOU AN IDEA what found in Rempants bas | oy COMBINAT rr 4L aud 1243 111 _apl4-3t CHANCE SALE. 2c. LISLE THREAD GLOVES, 5 BUTTON LENGTH. ALL COLORS, 15c. 25c, BLACK INGRAIN HOSE, WHITE FEET, 12kge, AT THE i ae iy Yuum A RRR, i REAR G HE: apie Sues Ae TEE Th sxiepwera 937 ‘NOW READY. 336 7TH STREET Nw. ‘BEAUTIFUL PICTURES, ‘New and most attractive ETCHINGS, EXGRAVINGS, PAINTINGS, constantly arriving. Among the most recent are: PROOFS of Leader's “PARTING DAY,” 06,836: “DREAMY THOUGHTS,” Satin, Splegie; “STREBT IN BRUGES,” Dounard; “THE BOARDIXG SCHOOL? (imeolors); “When the day lengthens the cold strengthens,” Mel- late; JAMES & RARLE & soxa, 27-mwa.om AWN TENNIS ese —~! Axvsnicax Warrmx Nox-ssexeric Warcazs, ‘These watches resist the most powerful magnetism. Have all the time-keeping qualities characteristic of the WALTHAM WATCHES, and are the best time pieces for ELECTRICIANS, ENGINEERS, RAILROAD MEN ‘and others whose vocation requires s watch thet ts sb solutely * ‘NON-MAGNETIC. The ordinary Waltham Watches fitted with non- magnetic balance, hair-epring, and escapement, and warranted absolutely NON-MAGNETIC. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., p24-3t 1107 Pennsylvania ave. Ker Pas = De dir Be bein: hove at Ferries ts 1s wie a oh NEW 36 “uni te by 25, wie ua Sey Pas hy Wei “SYEND. ALL-Woo! “UREN a cphrson SEB ATOR ee Ethan 8 AT 750. ig Ba DIA SILKS "IN PRINTED INDIA SILKS ERED hesoasxes xD ol SILKS A’ v7 EST Weer Puces pags ca MARQUIS Is] AND CHANTILLY LACE te Fi? > CHOICE DESIGNS” IN IMPORTED “LATEST NOVELTIES" IN ANPRRSOWS| SCOTCH ‘SILK WARE “EXTRA. G00) ZEPHYHS AND TENNIS SUITING GES FINEST FRENCH SATTEENS, 1X 90°, GON FINE PATTERNS.” OF MY OWN “DI- RECT IMPORTATION. A TEED ChERIRR 3h SBEUSOLS UM THE “BEST MAKES" OF GAUZE AND MEDIUM WEIGHT MERINO UNDEKWEAR—ALL STYLES S2-YLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES Perry Building, Peuusylvaiia sve; cot. way, Fastabliahed 1840. Maz J. P. Pau, IMPORTER AND DESIGNER OF FASHION, 1107 F ST. N. ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, WILL OPEN A OASE OF IMPORTED FOUND HATS AND BONNETS. p10-1m Hasxpsome Sist Rrezons. ‘We have a small lot of very elegant SASH RIBBONS left over from last year. Tue wholesale price was $36 for 12 yards. We have marked them down to $1.25 per yard. The colors are WHITE, BLUE, PINK, GREY, LEMON, CARDINAL, aud BLACK. They are woven brocade, floral designs, sud are the most ex- pensive goods made. At $1.25 they are dirt cheap. Wehave just measured and marked s lot of CHAN- TILLY LACE REMNANTS less than cost. Grest bargains are in the lor. ‘Short Remnants of figured INDIA SILKS at 50c. Just opened # lot of new INDIA and CHINA SILKS im entirely new styles, MOIRE SILKS in all colors to match Dress Goods. New PRINTED BENGALINES. New CHALLIS. New PRINTED CANTON CREPES, ‘The best BLACK SURAH ever sold for 750. ‘W.M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pennsylvania venus, ONE PRICE aplt Srecrat Nox 2 LADIES ONLY, LADIES WISHING TO DO SOME OF THE NEW TAMBOUR AND BAGALHON WOKK CAN HE WORK COMMENCED JAF OUI ROOMS: Begerron Linen Thread, all sh.des, Ne. per skein. Rope Silk, i all new abides, Se. per skein Sew Stamped Lincue foc Syitie ond Sutumer Work, Momie Cloth Tray Covers. ‘ko and 45 Fine Linen Hemstitched ‘ray Covers, 4c. German Linen Bureau Covers, stanped, 790. German Linen Bureau Covers, with drawn work45c. Monuie Cloth Bureau Covers, stamped, 30c Huudsome Lingn Covers, Hauid-drawu. Hundreds of New in ‘Stamped’ Linens at Popular Prices, iting Sheeting, the new material for Table Covers, and ail kinds of tancy work. Bolting Cloth iu ail widths tor Painting and Em- broiderins ‘Our fuctlities for Pine Embroidery Work and Hand- | Painting are unsurpassed. The work is all done under the personal supervision of the best artista, All kinds of Novelties made to order for German Favors and Fro- salve Eve} STAMPING AND DESIGNING. 8, OPPENHEIMER & BRO. ie Building. 514 9th st. nw. \ Sole agents for the unping New Home Sewing Joussos & Lure. ‘Just received a beautiful line of All-Wool CHALIS at 62. ‘New line DOMESTIC CHALI, 18¢. New line FRENCH SATTEENS, 25, 30, 35c, ‘New line DOMESTIC SATTEENS, 12c. 1 Case Bleached CRINKLES, 5c, Unual price, 12}¢. 1Case NEW YORK MILLS COTTON. 10c. 1 Case SHORT LENGTH GINGHAMS, 10c. Ususl Brice, 126. i HENRIETTAS AND CASHMERES in great variety, 40. 50, 60, 750. oa 36-inch DRESS GOODS, 25c. Usual price, PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS in all sizes and qualities. Our HOSIERY and GLOVE DEPARTMENT is complete in variety and at right prices, SOHNBON & LUTTRELL, it * 713 Market Space, EAD THE SUND, Remparisin vwock at DOU 1241 and 1243 11th st. ne. LIST OF NATION, apls-3t FOR CoM: Provrciovs Banoarss Ix Fixe CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS. BARE Ll PALE. - Bit Ba ie is now filled with oneof the finest sssortments of SPRING CLOTHING ever shown in this city, and they will be sold for 26 per cent less than the same kind of goods can be bought for at any other house. How we doit? ‘We make no promises of impossibilities, but simply | carry on the clothing business in the same inexpen- sive and unpretensious place and manner as we have done for the last siz yeara, ‘We Buy Only for Cash, thus making not only every cent of discount, but also become desirsole customers oe who gives us every advantage in power. We uly, Gellfor Cash, and in thip war protect hoger aoit rural cantatas wehore oa Teen te a jUITS Coe Raed SAK HALL. ape COR. TENTH AND F sTa ae REFRIGERATOR, OIL, OF GAS COOKING STOVE ‘we invite your of our lange variety of ‘We are aleo showing iSrrestesortment of eye town An Washing 0a, pai we are offering at use ale kha Febese. HOY A _(See space below.) 35C. Cisuuexes Orexen T's MORNING, Black, cream and sil the new blues, reds, browns, (See space below.) ye Qvaury Hexeerms FOR 980. ‘Youdoubt {t,and may not call until after you've been told it's true by others. You'll call too late then. Thirty-five pieces of such quality Henrietta, and in all the very latest shades, can’t be here three days—They won't be, (Bee space below), ___ ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. Brack Dress Goons Svrvntses. We knew we would surprise you this morning. WE KNEW because we are offering the lots mentioned be- low at NO PROFIT; partly to advertise our Dress Goods’ Department and partly to have equal surprises in Black Dress Goods as in Black Laces. G5c. Surah Silks, worth 75c. a yard. 8c. Merveilleux Silk, worth $1 ayard. 1 Faille Francaise and Moire, worth $1.19. (See space below.) THE PALAIS ROYAL. sorner Lior Or Brace Laces Positively better values than the last lot. We pledge our word it's so. And, better still; we have greater quanties and variety than before. BLACK SILK CHANTILLY LACE FLOUNCINGS, 42-inches wide, $1.50, 82, #2.25, $2.50, $2.68, 83, $3.68, 5.19, $6.68. ¥9- WE KNOW our $1 quality is FAR SUPERIOR to anyother in town. The $1.50 quality is equally as good as the $1.68 quality of our last lot. The s¢ quality equals the $4.98 quality of last lot. BLACK SILK SPANISH GUIPURE FLOUNCINGS; 51.28, 91.68, $2, €2.48, 62.68, 68, #3.68, $3.00, tzive haven't kept $1 quality heretofore, and do #0 now only because we can offer something not trashy. BLACK SILK DRAPERY NETS. POINT D'E<PRIT and STRIPED and FIGURED EFFECTS: 1% yards wide, at $1.19, 81.35, 82, 8248 82.68, $2.98. 83.98. quality equals the #1.60 pattern of ALL-OVER BLACK SILK NETS, also narrow pat- terns forlace bonnets and hats. The nets from $1 to $2.98. The narrow laces from 15c. to 81.89 per yard. 2 Only Just opened at time of writing this sdver- tisement, Only 50 pieces, but each a bargain. LACEPARASOL COVERS; Black, White, Cream,and Peige, Chantilly, Spanish Guipure and Escurial lace covers, from @1.25 to#6.35. Those for Children’s Baby Carriages, from 39c. to $1.35. 8a~ We promise the best bargains in Laces for years, and for the reason stated at head of this column. (See space below.) ee “THE PALATS ROYAL, Morr “Dress “ Tx: RIMMING Banoarss._ Our buyer retur \ed last Thursday with the lace buy- ers. The new goods arrived so far embrace good bar- gains in fine Trimmings, Pieces Cut-Steel Passementeries, at $1.68, 82, 100 pieces 50c., 68e., 8: r 50 pieces Gold, Copper, and Silver Tinsel, intermixed with Silk Brald fo contrast inc E#7New Jerseys, Umbrellis, Suits, and Wraps also arrived and will be advertised to-morrow. z i sd PPP. A L Pe 4 A LULL RRR RRR oo ee S55 PPP ie as P Bg e E zen & To troble the usial number of visitors to the Un- derwear Department, ob the second ftoor of No 1217 Pennsylvania ave., we ofer for Monday (April 16), ‘Tuesday (April 17) and Wednesday (April 18) the fol: lowi ial sale prices eer THE PALAIS ROYAL, (See space below.) 98c. Gunuests Orr Orrenen For 75c. ‘When it is remembered we make a specialty of Un- der Garments at 98c. a piece and give very superior values at that price the Special Sale price of 75. for the lots quoted below should be duly appreciated. THE PALAIS ROYAL. _(Nightgown bargain below.) 98c. Nicurcowxs For 750. “Mother Hubba-a" style, double yoke, tucked front and sleeves. Embroidered and Herring-bone astitch- ing down front and at neck and sleeves, ‘THE PALAIS ROY, (Skirt bargains below.) sau 98c. Smrs For 750. Extra wide and full length; yoke band, ruffle of em- broidery, six buuch tucks. Another style also extrs wide, deep Cambric Rumle with ten tucks and twelve ‘tucks above; ‘band. aoe ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Drawers bargain below.) 98c. Daswens For 750 Cambric, also cotton, deep embroidered ruffle, six- teen tucks sbove; yoke bands, Special attention asked to the very besutiful embroidery. THE PALAIS (Chemise bargains below.) —_ Sizes 34 to 46. Cambric, also Cotton, Tucks and Embroidery of the very finest quality. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Corset bareain below. Couser Axo Busriz Banoarma Our 75c. Hand-Made Corset is the $1 corset at some stores. The French Woven Corsets at 75c. are also superior value. These Corsets during Special tale 59c. pair.....10 styles of 48c. and 500, Bustles for 4c, until Wednesday, April 25th, at 6 p.m. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Cap bargains below.) Ixraxte axv Nonsss Care ‘98c. Mull Caps, tucked and shirred, full ruche, lace trimmed, 750. during Special Sale. ‘190. Nurses and Waitresses’ Cape for 160, (Three eneet Sots us a ee trimming, worth 250. “750, Stamped and Plain Aprons, for 190; ome yard long; 6 tucks; deep hem. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL (Dress bargains below.) Loxe axo Saost Dnzssza, ‘¥8c. Infants’ Long Dresses, tuck yoke, embroidered eck and sleeves, skirt ruffled and tucked, 730. during Special ale, ‘Ge. Short Drees (1 to4 your), tucked yoke snd sleeved, clusters of 6 bunch tucks in skirt ‘750. until Wednesday evening. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, _(Bkirt Bargains below.) Pretty striped effecta, knife and box plaiting. Three Siete tte. We area Curing Special Reale for ROVAL. (Con, 13th st and Pennsylvania sve, o.% Above Special Prices positively for Special Bale | THE: EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. MoNBAY APRIL 16. 1888-SIX PAGES. Bosrox Dax Goovs Hovse ‘This entire column {s changed daily, enumer. ating the numerous attractive bargains offered _Meware. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Ox Moxpsr, Avan. 161x. WOODWARD & LOTHROP ‘Will make a Special Disply of the following lines (of New Goodson the THIRD FLOOB Of their establishment, which will embrace the ‘most extensive and attractive stock yet shown dy them; LADIES’ NEWMARKETS. ‘LADIES' SUITS. LADIE® SHAWLS. LADIES’ JERSEYS. LADIES JACKETS. MIQSES' NEWMARKETS MISSES’ SUITS. ‘MISSES’ JACKETS, CHILDREN'S CLOAKS. CHILDREN’S DRESSES, BOYS’ SPRING SUITS, BOY'S SHIRT WAISTS. (Ga We expect to nee you on Monday. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHEOP, Cor. 11th and F ste, n.w. Attention is called to our superb line of COMBINATION CHALLIES TEA-GOWNS, handsomely made up with harmonizing plain shades of French Cashmere, finished with con- trasting satin-and-gros-«rain ribbons, $8.50, $10, $1250, AND ¢15 EACH (Third floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and P sta, n.w. New Sprrxa Wrauarrens. Weare showing a very attractive line of LADIES' WRAPPERS, made from PRINTS, CENTURY CLOTH, PERCALE, LAWN, SATTEEN, FLANNELS, CHALLIES, CASHMERES, &c., in & great variety of patterns and combinations, which are marked at exceptionally iow prices, (Third floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ata. aw. Lions: Reavy-wave Crora Surra. ‘We have received an extensive line of LADIBS' READY-MADE SUITS 4p Armure Cloth, Flannels, Nun's Veilings and ‘Cashmeres, in both black and a variety of lesd- tng plain shades; also an excellent assortment of neat checks, plaids and stripes in quiet, mod- “esteffects, Prices $10, 812.50, $15, #18, 620, $22.50, $25, €30, $35 and 840 each, As a special attraction we offer 1 LOT LADIES' READY-MADE ALL-WOOL SUITS, raped in » tasteful and becoming manner, per- fect-fitting basque, well made, and sold usually at 811.50, 812 and 813.50. ONLY $10 PER SUIT. (Third floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 11th and F sts, nw. Laons Bruce Sux Duesszs. ‘The line embraces BLACK FAILLE FRANCAIS" DRESSES. BLACK OTTOMAN SILK DRESSES. BLACK SILK RHADAME DRESSES. BLACK MERVEILLEUX SILK DRESSES. BLACK GHOSS-GRAIN SILK DRESSES. ‘Trimmed and draped in « stylish mauner, and altered to Bt. PRICES: $30, €35, 840, 845 to 870 each. (Thira floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, _Comer 11th and Fate mw, Lars: PianryeMave Dresses. ‘We have had made up in our own work rooms anumber of partly-made dresses, Tho skirt alone is fiz ished, tastily draped after the latest fashions, and is accompanied with sufficient material for the basque, You select a suit, and we take your measure and make s perfect- fitting waist to your order, and send home the dress entirely finished within forty-eight hours, 820, (Thiré vor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sta mw. Fry Neevues For Six Cesta A few days ago in intending to advertise 50 Needles for 6c. we, by mistake, wrote it 5c. ‘Those who answered the advertisement got the Needles for Sc.,as we live up to any state- ments we may make, With this correction the price reverts to 6c. 1,500 cases finest quality English burnished steel ewg-eyod Sewing Needles, put in a handy fancy paper case, in No, 7 aud Ss; also assorted cases of 5 to 10s. ONLY 6c. PER CASE OF 50. Gmnall-ware department.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 12th and F sta n. w. New Srock Or Jenstvs. We have just received our spring importation of the newest and most desirable styles in Jer- toys for thepreeent and coming summer sesaon. ‘The most noticeable feature of this new stock fe the tendency toward quality and utility, rather than style. ‘The Jersey has now become e prac- tical and indispenaable article of woman's wear- ing apparel. Certain it 1s no other garment iseo comfortable, perfect fitting, or will an- wor the purposes of the Jersey. ‘Their adapta- pitity to the form, and thelr utility, render thom particularty desirable to weer with any ind of s ekirt, and even sskurt that has been in “Aivase and demuetude” fa transformed into an attractive house drese with the aid of sa eppro- priate pertect-Atting Jereey. ‘Wegive below alight mention of three of the more practical styles, and request that you rive the stock on early and critical examins- hong 50 DOZEN BLACK ALI-WOOL IMPORTED JERSEYS, Sizes 32 to 44, ONLY 61.75 EACH, 80 DOZEN BLACK ALL-WOOL IMPORTED JERSEYS, Attractive Vest rout, Perfect Shape, Well Fin- ished, ONLY €2.25 RACE. 50 DOZEN Muapety Brotonne Front, Elsborstely Braided tn Black. Wises 82 1046. ONLY 63.50 BACH. ‘Wo shall make s special diaplay of the atock on Monday, enabling you to examine it tn ite entirety. A more generous money's worth of ‘Jerseys has uever been offered ley ua (Third floor.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROR, or. 11th and Pata, 2.3. azoarx Lors Or Bors Surra B ‘These ate epring-weiabt Guita, all wool, well ‘made, snd, notwithstanding the low prices quoted, are fully up to our high standard, ‘which we are Getormined to maintain. Five lots Of Boys' All-Wool Gootch Cheviot fuits, Norfolk style, in a variety of fancy checks, neat plaids and stripes in apring effecte, Sisee—4 to 12. ‘ONLY 96 PER SUrT. to the oulte Usually sold at this price, ‘Seven lots of Boye All-Wool Scotch Cheviot Bufte, in attractive, dreary, exck styiee, superior workumseship end finish Bizes—4 to 15 yearn, ‘ORLY 96 PER SUIT. ‘Wo mathe no effort to meet competition on lew-priced suite, believing it to be more eo- woenieal for you to Duy and more satisfac ‘tory for us to eel! good qualities at fair prices, ‘Pais petose bare mens all the quality, style, and bre anry gerard aa ‘Ube partionlar emount con possibly a. (Third fooe.) ‘WOODWARD & WANTED- SITUATIONS. _ FOR RENT— ROOMS, W :SteD—a colpaTENT OMA ro Bousework: Be washing or m1 ose a Kony wists Ese nor Spee W Niscears as BOUSEMAID AXD AND | ear Wire ganee Le TY oa eag ar | ‘DORGAN mot, | es ier HS TED—A_ FIRST-CLASS v3 call ae Job; call at, gece. WANTED-HELP._ ences, ADDF to Ara A. | ‘neat Tach wees Waar FOR An GOOD-] 300D-PAY. e ELTY CO 10If Poked a WANTED—A GooD TONER Yor Lap sho.s woman for eueral housework Apply to Welcker's Hotel, at Vv TANTED-A RE PROTABLE WHITE GIRL TO saint jn seneral housework; bo wasbing” “Call 1000 New Hampshire «) nw, at ANTED—4 COMPOST esa experience a Bane news tor two aap 7 Wat ED ae 1S GROCERY STOKE: ietom fag teats, Address, references, Bur 52, Starofice, is y ANTED_IMMEDIATELY. A FIRST-CLASS Ww skirt hand, "Apply at 401 Pa. ave. m. WNt2b IN A PRIVATE FasiLy, & Saas V aker who makes Cutt Atte, and ‘a poctalty. Sppiy without frw Star oft WASTEDKA_ COLORED WOMAN TO Do houyework in a.colored family of four per gona: waxes $8 "a month: city refereuces require Apply at 1634 111 i WwW S DRE: ap16-2e WASTED S FOR A POSITION OF THUS. competent salesman in my business; ealary #1 no former experience necessary if with wood refer: | ES ‘Apply after 11 am, W. 4. SMITH, 42 th st. nw. \ must prepare work for others reterences. oolvacisieetstst nee | TANTED—A WHITE. MIDDLE-AGED eerie 8 cook, jn the count-y; near chueli: references dress DA''L AMMEN, Ammendale, Md, NTE] V ‘bandveinteds and others: “Adare NOVEL, Sia? ° plese W (OMEN COOK #10 to Inundrese, men cooks, waiters, butlers. coachinen, dair; © $40; chambermatds, waitresses, mures, men, and hotel help for resort, 6137th nw. al4-’ W STEP POR PHILADELPHIA, BROOKLY New York city and suburbs, cooks and bow workers: for this city and suburbs, cooks, launitresses, | white abd colored laborers, &c.' F. M.BUKNGHAM, 630 st nw, apla-6r Waxtense CLERK—EITHER LADY OF GE: Ueman,who has had experience in the prosecution of ieee Claims, Addreas Box 164, Star oflice. ap Wh a EE eg lid: must be able to read well, have # knowledge of nursing, aud furnish good references. x 64, Star ote “apls2ee ook ae ANTED-—FIVE ENERGETIC MEN AT ONC {o take orders for household articles on the instal- 5 no change for delivering goods, von, 10, 303 W: ANTED- = FIRST-CLASS BUSH! intend tady’s boarding bow sccordt i to ability aud experie WASTED <, DUNDORE'S EMPLovatt Tea, conducted by ladies, Sen and Woinen, white d colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, 10° District states, with reference 717 Mist hw.” £20-490" yANTED—A BLACKSMITH—ONE WHo THOR- ourhly widerstands shoeing bores and munies a work: must expected Murrkirk Furnace, ¥ Fi rkirk, Md, ‘an W 3 NTEp PABTIES: EXERT! D 10 AD slress das. Corcidon, 922 , correspoud ent for stenograpaers, ty re-enters, book keepers alld penien (also Visiting tutor, eighteenth year). mh31-1m W 5 D Dione Me ‘and ornamental stocl waxes and steady work. Write for terms to & B. RICHARDSON & Co, Nurserymen, Geneva, N. mah 1 TANT! ting by the Perfect Tailor Square; ne Sei al Dattee aes otek IS aE x We national Tailor System™ with ai iipch-rule or tape- measure alone. Patterns aud materials cut, bastel, raped or made,, Mme. 8. J. MESSER: “Consdrvatory of Modes.” 1242 F st nw, Washington, D.C. mh10-2mn* TED-TWO YOUNG MEN WISH Tw well- hed, communicating im th wanes it, gramming Tote dress wk iH, 1; state ter G. HL, Star. ‘ED—NOW OR BEFORE MAY 18T, THREE We Sie = rey rest jodern improvements, for light housekery tonne: which must be Feasonable. Address pitol Station. ANTED-NOW OR BEFORE MAY 1ST, BY man thout children, 3 or 4 unfur- sous ou este four for luskt howsetee tur: | WANTED—To RENT A SMALL HOUSE Ww JOR MENT — ONE PLEASANT FCRNISAED ‘front rou on 24 vate fly Wises MT 4 YOUNG COLORED 6 WOMAN a {pc terms mederete Barer 1018 Oba « néta"Sod heh and FCk REXTATHRRE Comme xtc ATING Rooms ed iets pa Ast foot, ant, or perty fur 1602 Let. n. © ‘RENT_ONE FURNISHED Ro fo amily; care pam the door. RENT— PF fant foros SiQte) ae, | Wasee 4 YOUNG LADY. a = typewriter work done at or from howe, Balsey $25perwouth. “Address Bb BB. Surodice 1 ANTED"AT HEADQUARTERS — PUSITIONS for Cooks, Chast reas, Jaandreat ME: | guid Nureos, Soaimatrosn. Mer. W mae, sar ro ae Bw. apld-or Wie BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED MAX: CTS A PRE 7 LA et. met MAY, NEXT, TWO F or yj _ apa {OR RENT—115 pst XW. ROOMS OF unfurnished. single or en suite apl sR BENT 27 JOWA CIRCLE 4 LOVELY ot 78 of Pome, both front, with rst. clams board # reed ‘a Situation a waiter in a private ‘or Tapget pe Ral ot Tide. we betgeen, sore wood references given. Calla Test nai" | and ares feats —— F PET cuRAr—@13 BD Cua FcR W AS TED-3Y A Good DRESSMAKER SEWING ‘inbed ooms. rites, bath: a in private rewe | Also, Binoy ror Storage Re oom 1B reer, foams Se DRE SMAKER 216 is oh eae Vv VANIER A SITU. on AS NURSERY Gov- FSi. Sexy—Two 3 ‘Rooms ye fae a J ervem by 8 yoke ied Maden renveniencns. either . objection te Uaveling’ ‘Lime HELEN. Bust odhiae” | sulle 14 per mouth to adveace. fas Ook mee ES | Wy anes aay ATION AS A NURSE BY aad W Preach cook. —— S35 Saat a te objection to erareling. Ap: | JOR | RENT —PARTIBG —w 3 ed es iG F fos frat ine apvnutmen evan bea = ae y oF single, withont bourd at 4134 Witternont ea suegad niet teas | Bet relerencne wien at rey aod of se and epeaking’ the. Enelieh and German | WOK RYNT — THREE Roows IW NEW Mt anruares Acct ya elon in weet oP table for light Boueeonping or omen, sam abot seven mun ai aod Ft moe oT wttwets over ined — =, | OR RENT 619 K st WN WFO sae ANTED-EMPLOYMENT BY A YOUNG MAN; parlor floor, southern ‘exposine, ges i Nie Uncklayer, plamerer, abd fancy | other roows convenient to Fon. cars, aud ‘hendtss ie FIRST-CLASS lacndreama, conebinea. for. family the door. also stable for rent mince? fe RENT—FURNISHED FRONT Rov SBC FP coc'ory. osntral tocation. tat a THO MBs apie de “ASD BATH scometreanet, ‘urece, bat and summer tesorta. 61 tow aple-or JOR KENT—THREF “hOOMS Wayz? ITUATIONS FOR WHITE AND family suitable for light 2 coane sete m Pn . bands farts Sends, Cae aera NETS stoke oe oe awe wear Other cities. “FM. BURNMAM, S085 aplece ANDSOME SUITE WaAxTeD Br ATaAw =F DENT. EMPLOY M i floors worth aioe Sry 7 woven’ * confectionery, or cur store: fully com- | furnisied 6Ost uw. arlé ae aa two-thinder in printiue of E.G B, 520 4th | 22, BENT FURS ISHED ROOWE GS aplacts or: beth-root, WSxeP=BY A YOUNG MAN. A GRADUATE oF ine. a position aa Pharmacist or Drax Clerk. Addross “UPL” Star office apie se cose eat ta ee at Ok RENT — idle i i 0) Ws EDA LADY DE SIRES A POSITIUN a3 | Fieatival and costensont eona story autare iach snd give | from rows: uostanl gay tek Sue: suitghte {Fal free" Address Mine Be Star oi | for ligt Sevuarceeping’ terme roasomadies agate rh Weare FORREST lcuray, ri ov? MBER 2, ag, oe Ne a kind, by 5 | Sours dine south to porte house: Hey Sean am eich | AN FD—DRESSMAKING TO DOIN FAM "i Wis os tieday or yameneat ee Let Att | BBE BANE DESIRABLE, noo 1X MOUSE Uses tailor system. Address ‘Miss case LOUIS PL ir MAKE, ottice | eplast 920 F street a y ANTED-SITOATION® FOR ALL Kivbs pF | Jhon uENT=a\-a NOMTNEEN Pane einen i irate room, true Bf Yatra e wingers eres choms tke Caney F Oth awe til Byam tired. ‘ingutreat 118 Ont nn eee Mart 20K WENI—#6 AND 14 16TH A. Death. F able roome on secund and tlint at - able rates 708 KENT ond floor WANTED--HOUSE FURNISHED ROOMS OY RE 940 I stn, apiase | Pen sear UNFURNISHED LARGE SOUTH. frogt parlor, with 2 oF 3 other rovtus connecting, 28,24 Boor. cinvenientiy arranged for light hower Keeping all mod. tmps.; location eapectally desiraiie summer, Teferences, oe. apse Pe KENTHANDSOME AND, NEWLY PUK Riabed rooms, central 1308 Hts Water and ga. by May Ist, in northern 2G, Addregg, piatinw lowest terms and doc Star office ANTED—T0 RENT—DY wood posits nim the United States civil se House, with modern improvements locality, or would take chance of s fui 2. fail or longer on tair terme. Is prepa: in Telices satistactory ECHIBE. s.r omen, Wane sae like to take change all respects (3. Nw GED, LADY WOULD use for family during | ive best of references ity. it y ANTED—By MAY 15, SEVEN-ROOM HOUs with bath and mi, bet. 10th and 18th, Hoa n.W.; rent Lot to exceed 30, permanent it s: Address JAY, Star office. pls their simmer almence Address MI. 3, 1 V OH RENT 1342 Q STN apne on furmished Agoura, Lats 2 ore. Numan prices! “Table boar “apis a Le KENT LARGE HANDSOME, second flour Front Tsou. ‘Barna 9 Teut rvesoueble; private family” rot WANTED SMALL HOUSE. OF TWo OR THK. uh at. mw apii-or* nfurrished rooms, for light housekeeping, in HAT NW. NEXT DOok To 2, OF samienet ectien of the city state price | KY Wormley's indsotwely-turniahed Hooms, eu sul R section aS 8 nuely turmiabied roy | or simele, with board “Tabie hoart ap 10-6 W name iB BRENT —& VERY DESIRABLE AND MAND. ‘come Suite of suitable fora Senator, Mew tu ot the city uorthiwest preferred or foreuru winter. Ps tyanent TILL & SOHN | stisorkee Prakitn sqere io te ANTED—FOR A CASH PURCHASPR, A STORE | y on kood condition, not to exceed 8: ound in northwest for building pur. IN & DAVIDSON, 810 Fst. nw, VANTEDBY GENT AND WIFE. No CHIL- dren, Furnished House to take care of during mer; best references wiven. Address Box 77. Ao Ww: V GENTLEMAN AND WIPE wn boure) | neter, €20.90 four soows, bath, eos! ished house for the summer. Best of ‘store vi ee reference given. Address BEACON HILL. Star_of- | Quined’ Aivig to Jouihen cnet bate eee aaa Bee. ‘apia-air | “Sproat a. pKECT | = erehiwest, FOR RENT—OFFIC ol Hill or at Mt Pleasant. Address G. 1. JOR KENT—A FEW GOuD OFFICE ROOMS ON 2d ist Sere, Vusinens buildin Ast Mw prices to rex i TA Wilien, sis Fest 11s CLASS OFPICE-WOOMS, AT Sth st. nw, enitable for patent lan cam We -D—A HOUSE IN THE NORTHWESTE Part of city, worth 4.000 (62.000 casts) tuswer unless "fou eive exact location ahd. to Pee woud mined toe Price. Addvess Box 118, Star office, apse’ a NLED TO RENT—AN UNFURNISHED HOUSE Werle crmore rooms: give location ent price te TY Fy Mivinine Sum for $16. Ap hin = FOR RENT. oR KENT STOKE food Dasinens W. RILEY DEEBLE 1919 F ato STORES. D DWELLING ON $587. BOVER, 311.4% ats. RE, 41 VENNSYLVANI LOCATION, ou _WANTED—BOARD. __ WAStE0;2Y, A GENTLEMAN BOARD IN A private family (Catholic, nesr St. Matthew's or Si. Patrick's church, trom $0 to $7 per week. Single room. Address Box io, Star office,” ar yror = NEW st a : ave. cast, size 20X56 foot. toether with fiat SUBURBAN PROPERTY. aed mt knguire et O65 Feuey eauie Ref THE St BULBS. AT NOMINAL GE STORE AND DWELLING OF ew Jermey av aod O depot and Capitol just vacated uy’ th: Ans : pears aud other je trees. Cow and f ies is Soba ee ee One of te best cou on Lan Bi bot and | ¥ pas suites chen ate ad Forgot | PPRIAT. STORE, AND,DWELLING, AT, Legh itxpertappbeation must beimade to me WKILEY DEEBLE, ern improvements FUR RENT-—-MISCEL LANEOUS JOR RENT-ENDOWMENT HAL. SUITABLE juquire 1688 14th wt. jail TOF mectanen by the Baxi uf quarter verytia front, stayes run daily. ew and clean. us 0th si hw. laguire om = “wisim Tremiees. Fro" ae CAPITOL, View PARK, Adjacent to Forest Glen Park, at low raics apd on easy terms, Apply to Reeated betwee Sth and ‘weet, th and 18th wts. Hand O sts, . non ate terme Address Box 155, Star office. Spite WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS vox etalis paddocks sttached; cere ee Wistet pens tard AMATEUR PHO. Wicew ‘must be tm good ‘condition and ‘Audresa A. 1 Star office. a Warnacti SOUND AND GENTLE HORSE: aa cre ae st ow, B AgEURNITURE | UF CPHOE bin Wen aes Bid Low ae. NTED-A TY Wari arek are -ANTED— CARTS AND sles Nar aictiota they Snes ‘ Wate a PERSON HAVING aeons rly Say 77 Ne, anh assist oo ANTED—TO PoRCEARE SEEDS Faow THe iru, SEEDS Bear ofice. aps Ot ber: 20 Ci cents Wanten Tar ov TOUR I poceeeree 5 sue Ba aianadt oe Gh aera 8. E. LEWis, $35 7th ap]3-8t 4 OR SALE— F 6750 FEET OF GROUN! ou Park st. Mount Pieasant, ~ vantd ‘Price 0c.per foot, @ Ja23-3m, CRLEY BROT Tt BUSINESS | CHANCES, i SALE CF SOLD BY MAY. 7 aT BARGAIN — Prok SALE_—OLD ESTABLISHED BOOK “AND double cottage off eleven rooms. with ail modecn vo: Stationery business: sual! cash paywent, balance —— ‘water with ‘wind-millattach. | 0D long time, must sell because of other busibess that oan ee, FE ‘with pure | Tequires my whole attention. CHA. T woo. ‘water; ll kinds of fruit: inpecvemeuts ia Brst-tiase | spl0-0t" ~___ 91> Penna. ave. 3. T, DYER, 600 13th st. UTIFUL S HOME— PRES double ¥-rvem ‘and attic dwell a9 | Spring of purest water: withis Iie imuea; and in fu Mews this city; 825 per mouth many, France or Heli trol of sawe for a noms seen at Mr. BhOWN'S office, : W222. TWO GROCERY STORES AND ONE Sear entiesien So _spl4 SVUSTMENTS IN REAL ESTATE—6 PERC loam 62 ST. abe guacteriy, 100 w $1,000. iu eutos . as THOS. GSHENSEY, | sala K SALE-LAWYER'S ‘HILL ‘NEAR LAY, B B. ST acres with bh ew TSGES Se +14 ie DERE SER Sree tere N OPPORTUNITY | EXTRAOKDINA ‘can be saved ou Pianos, $75 on buildings sud 8 acres Sto 12 roome. . Cooke D. Luckett, ally Gfier'6 pc ny and Soutmiod.te pervops desiring to view fBve teams daiiy. Beha etme Di mites apl4-nt* Feo is Sane ge ‘mile from Silver Spring rar TERE — Sav ave nw. Pry ee ee Crate