Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1888, Page 2

STAR. ay April 26, 1888. bona Side daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in ‘Washington, and much greater than that of alt the other daily papers bere added together. ‘aon ‘Some apprehension seems to be felt lest the Sec- fetary of the Treasury, in buying bonds in open market, should be forced to pay fancy prices for ‘tem. This danger is probably more formidable im appearance than tp fact. It required no gite of prophecy to foresee that the re- salt of the adoption of the Wlikins’ reso- Yution and of Mr. Fatrchild’s first call for Donds would be a decided strengthening of tue ‘Wall street market, That was to be expected, and % came on time. There was no special signif- cance in it. Indeed, in spite of it, thus far, the Secretary has found no trouble In buying bonds at reasonable premium. The sudden rise of the Market after so long a period of depression cannot ‘Dut be attended with occasional backsets, and per- haps some pretty sharp ones. Then will come pressure on sundry over-sanguine speculators, and ‘they will have to draw temporarily upon their re- serves, letting go a few Government bonds here and a few there, and at such prices as the Govern- ment's own market has practically created. ‘The notion that the trustees of estates who have invested largely In Government bonds will demand fancy prices for them fs worthy of litte consideration. The bonds held by estates, as a Fule, are not for sale. Many of these investments have been made under order of a court, and cannot de changed except after the observance of certain solemnities which would consume too much time ‘Yo permit of taking advantage of any temporary turn in the market. The current demand for Gov- ernment bonds, moreover, 1s not so intense as to affect prices much. The securities of several pros- perous states and of the District of Columbia are Bow considered to all intents as good as the securities of the United States, and their popular- Ity olds the pricesof United States bonds in check ‘as consequence. It is probable, therefore, that the Treasury purchases will continue to be made St fair rates—not in large amounts, but as fast as the business necessities of the country require. 0 ‘The idea, now under discussion, of utilizing the immense foree which goes to waste in the falis of ‘Niagara, 1s not a new one by any means. A dozen Years ago a restless inventor from Connecticut de- ‘veloped a scheme—on paper—so perfect that all The scientific men to whom it was explained agreed that it was undoubtedly a good thing; but ‘when capitalists were approached on the subject They were frightened away by the cost of the undertaking. Another and later project was set on foot by some manufacturers of Lockport, XN. ¥., who wanted to cut a canal from the Fiver above the falls to their city, with a descent ‘Approximating that from the level of Lake Erie to the level of Lake Ontario. Thomas Evershed, bow- ever, at once raised the question why the water should be carried twenty miles across the country togain a moderate descent, while the river was falling 160 feet perpendicularly at the falls, and the machinery for communicating power could be set up almost on the spot. He has now Wrought out his plan im detail, submitted it to the state engineer and received his ap proval, and finds that the expense of ‘the whole plant will be less than a quarter million dollars, whieh is not alarming in view of the gi- gantic tnterests involved. His scheme briefly Summarized contemplates a tunnel bored from the Fiver above the falls to a point some distance Delow them, forming the hypothenuse of a right~ angie triangle, and conveying the water from the higher level to the lower with an overwhelming force. The mills to be supplied with power will be built along the line of the main tunnel ‘and of several lateral branches, which it 13 pro- posed to run between it and the river, It differs frou! any that has been invented heretofore by Just reversing the order thereof, and bringing the mulls to the water instead of conveying the wate to the mills; and the inventor has provided ‘against marring the grandeur of the scenery by putting his group of factory sites where the Dutld- ings erected on them cannot be seen from the falls or the village of Niagara. The aldermen of New York have decided, by a ‘vote of 20 to 3, that Mayor Hewitt had no business toconfine the roof of the city hall to the display @t the American fag, and have overruled his vevo of the bill permitting the use by any snd all nations of the public fMag- staffs on gala occasions. It would require more than human self-control for the adopted citiéens of New York to resist tne temptation to flaunt the fags of foreign nations in the mayor's face after the snab of his veto message, and while Mr. Hewitt remains in office, the city hall will probably look Mike an enlarged reproduction of Joseph's coat, whenever the celebration of any anniversary af- fonds an excuse for decoration. ‘The appropriations committee of the House has Wisely decided to such alterations in the Provisions of the Dist#t appropriation bill in re. Amon :0 veachers as will obviate the annoyances and injury to the sencol system which were Threatened by the original bili, and which have ‘deen pointed out and discussed by the school trustees and by Tux Stax. This action 1s only Just to the teachers, and will give great satistac- ton to the general pubite. ——————— ‘The changes to-day In the offices of District col- lector and auditor, foretold by Tae Stan, are sald ‘Rot to reflect upon the retiring officers personally, ‘and not to invoive political considerations. It i9 extremely desirable that the local government. of The District should be conducted openly, arowedly and In fact, upon a strictly non-partisan basig, ‘The District relies upon both parties in its lature, and cannot afford to lose tne interest. aud active assistance of either. $< North of us the talk ts all of cold waves and ‘& Dackward spring. The season !s not, even here, 0 far advanced as usual, if we take the state of ‘Vegetation as a criterion; but it is a glorious ‘Spring, uevertheless, with a freshness and rigor tm the air which make life a constant pleasure and save the rich sunsbise from any debilitating effect ®% might produce im connection with a higher temperature. ‘WILL OFFER THIS WEEK 25 PIECES STEVENS’ ALL-WOOL SUITING, 22. inehes wide, in Plain Colors snd Checks, at 20c. 38-INCH ALL-WOOL HENRIETTA CLOTH, in s Beautiful Line of Colors, S0c. 36-INCH ENGLISH TWILLED SUITING, 25¢. MOTRE SILKS, IN BLACK AND COLORS. ‘22-INCH SUBAH SILKS, im All Colors, 60c. BEAUTIFUL LINE CHALLIS, 18¢. REMNANTS LONSDALE CAMBRICS, 100. REMNANTS BLEACHED COTTON, 8 and 10c, QUEAUTIFUL LINE SATTEENS, 12%, 15,25,a08 Fine Stock Ladies smd Gente’ Medium Weight and GAUZE UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, GLOVES, ac. PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS. NEW STOCK PLAIN AND FANCY 5: = TIXGs, CARPETS AND OlLcLoTHa Ss MAT JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., ap-26 626 Pennsylvania ave, South Side. Tx Dao Fon Ms Srectanties, BATTANS CRYSTAL DISCOY ML. DISCOVERY yas restoring Mrs. Cough Mixtare, Nattan's Veretable Groom, Golden Hate Weak for Hcaceiee se tak oat $y te oid ge Whi yc Have reanoved ‘from 20 abd D sua (having sold the stavesto ediais ih street et apes __ AK NATTASS. ES Ocr-Door Srorrs LAWS TENNIS, . cRogvet, 1d H. D. Baz, IMPORTER AXD TAILOR, Pise, the, hover Jo inform you thas his SEW GOODS CRG JBRE prescaalts tte at arments made han nn VANTA A fesbinston, DO. Loos Corvws. THE UPPER HALF OF THIS COLUMN I8 DE- VOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF LADIES, MISSES, BOYS AND CHILDREN. THE LOWER HALF WILL BE FOUND SPECIALLY INTERESTING TO GENTLEMEN. SAKS AND COMPANY. Wo propose in this advertisement to so interest young Indies and mothers of children that they will find it to their advantage to place the name of our house om their shopping list when they start out on their rounds to-morrow. The items given below are simp ty remnants of rerular lines, and so that there can be n0 misunderstanding we shall tell youssclearly ‘a we can what we have to offer. SAKS AND COMPANY. ‘We commence on LADIES’ BOOTS. All ladies, whether young or old, single or mothers of families, are interested in footwear. We imagine we can jnter- est them more with our Bargain list. BARGAIN NO. 1—Ladies’ French Kid Button Boots, sizes 256, 3, 336, 4, and 5, widths “AA” and “A.” me- dium common-sense heels and toes, Regular price, 85. Our Bargain price for to-morrow, $2.98. BARGAIN NO. 2—Ladies’ Bright Dongola Button Boots, patent I-ather vampe, sizes 1, 1, 2, 3, and 51s, widtns “B” only. Regular price, @3.48; remnant price, $1.98. BARGAIN NO, 3—Ladies’ French Kid Button Boots, opers and common-sense toe. Regular price, €4.50: Bargain price to-morrow, $3.24. Be sure to see these aqreat bargains, Ladies, you needn't buy; look! SAKS AND COMPANY. ‘Row, girls, we want to interest you. So here goes: BARGAIN No, 4—Misses' Pebble Button Boots, with medjum-height heels; price to-morow, 75 cents; reg- ular price, $1.25. Sizes 12 to 1 only. BARGAIN No. 6—Misses' Spring-Heel Pebble Button Boots; well worth $1.50; price for to-morrow only, 85 cents, BARGAIN No. G-Misses fine Button Boots Kangaroo tops; straight goat foring and tips: sizes 11 to 16; widths, B, C and D: regulst price, $3.00; to- ‘morrow they go at $1.98. SAKS AND COMPANY. ‘We can’t afford to slight the Boys, and we woulda’t if we could, s0 we have gathered togethers few very desirable things that may be Just what they most need ‘at this time, Here they are: BARGAIN NO.7—A lot of small sizes(4 and 5) of \sundried fancy Percale Shirt Waists that sell readily ‘At 48 cents each, will go for tomorrow at 25 cents each. BARGAIN NO. 8—Ail that are left of our 25-cent ‘Unisundried Shirt Waiste—and splendid values they ‘wore at that price, as isevidencel by the great quanti- ties we have sold—go for to-morrow only at 15 cents each. BARGAIN NO. 9—One lot of broken sizes of our 15- ‘cent Shirt Waists will go to-morrow at 10 cents each, SKS AND COMPANY. BARGAIN NO, 10—We find on looking through our Stock of Boys Knee Pantsabout 20 pairs left of a very large lot of dark colored medium weights that sell Tapidly at 50 cents, these we mark 35 ceuts for to- morrow, BARGAIN NO. 11—We offer for to-morrow the choice of about 3 dozen Boys? Cassimere Hats for 38 cents that are weil worth 75 cents—in fact that is the Tegular bat store price for these goods now. BARGAIN NO. 12—Polo Caps foranickle. We offer for to-morrow only—the choice of all that are left of Sur regular 15-cent Polo Caps for Scents each, There are quite # number on hand and quite a variety of pat- terns among the lot—help yourself for 5 cents, BARGAIN NO. 13-One lot of remnants of lines of fine Suspenders for gentlemen that sold at 50 and 75 cents each: go to-morrow at 25 centaesch. These are ‘silk tips, embroidered webs and uickle-plated clasps. SAKS AND COMPANY, BARGAIN No. 14—Child’s fine Kid Slippers, sizes 3, 6, and 6%, worth from $1 to $1.25, going to-morrow ‘8 50 cents for choice. BARGAIN No. 15—Child’s Pebble Goat Button, Worked button holes, sprin:-heeled Shoes, sizes & to 8, well worth 75 cents, going to-morrow at 48 cents. BARGAIN No. 16-Child’s Pebble Goat Spring- ‘Heeled Shoes, aizes 8 to 10, worth $1, to-morrow they goat 58 cents, Ladies, the foregoing is a detailed list of the great in- Gucements we offer you tocall on us to-morrow. We trast it is tinnecessary for us to assure you the goods, ‘Andescribed, are here. Yet, as there is likely to be a ‘Fush for them, we would sdvise you to come early. ‘Very respectfully, SAKS AND COMPANY, SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. GENTLEMEN OF WASHINGTON: THE PEERLESS STOCK OF SPRING CLOTHING THAT WE HAVE THIS SEASON PREPARED FOR YOU SURPASSES ANY- THING WE HAVE EVER SHOWN BEFORE. IT 18 NOT ALONE THE ELEGANCE, STYLE AND PERFECT FITTING PROPERTIES OF THESE GARMENTS THAT WZ WISH TO PARTICULARLY DRAW YOUR ATTENTION TO, BUT ALSOTO THE VERY LOW PRICES THAT OUR MARVELOUS SYSTEM OF Do- ING BUSINESS ENABLES US TO NAME; FOR INSTANCE, A GLANCE IX OUR LARGE SEVENTH STREET SHOW WINDOW, WHERE SPRING SUITS, RANGING IN PRICE FROM $10 TO €15, ARE EXHIBITED, WILL'AT ONCE CONVIXCE THE MOST SKEPTICAL ‘THAT WE ALONE, OF ALL THE CLOTH- HERE, CAN GIVE YOU—NOT ONE, BUT A VAST VARIETY OF STYLES AND KINDS OF ALL WOOL SUITS, PERFECTLY TAILORED AND BODY-FITTING, AT TEX DOLLARS A SUIT. AT $12 AND @15 EACH WE OFFER A FORREST OF STYLES TO SELECT FROM, CUT IN ALL THE PREVAIL. ING STYLES AND MADE FROM ALL THE FASHIONABLE FABRICS, RIVALLING IN APPEARANCE, FIT AND WEARING PROP- ERTIES THE PRODUCTIONS OF WASHING. TONS BEST CUSTOM TAILORS. THESE MAY SOUND LIKE BROAD CLAIMS, BUT WE ARE WELL PREPARED TO PROVE ‘THEM ELSE THEYD NEVER BE MADE BY US. OUR€18 AND $20 SUITS ARE MADE FROM HOME AND FOREIGN FABRICS OF UNQUESTIONED QUALITIES, TRIMMED CORRECTLY, TAILOR-MADE AND AByo- LUTELY PERFECT FITTING OUR @22, $25, 630 AXD 635 SUITS, READY TO PUT REMINDING YOU THAT Wa HAVE THE LARGEST AND DEST SE SELECTED STOCK OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIO WOOLENS IN THE CITY, ALL SHADES, ALL QUALITIES, PIONEER OF MODERATE PRICES, _pfamplee and Sel Meavarement rules matied on ap- PURE ii ILL. AILS OR. 617 PENNSYLVANIA 4 AVE, ap26-thism Washington, D. 0. W. L. Dovarss $3 SHOR FOR GENTLEMEN. Theonly fine Calf $3 Seamless Shoe in the word made without tacks or nails. As stylish ond durableas those costing 85 or @6, and having no tacks oF nails to wear the stocking or hurt the fest, makes them es comfortable and well-fitting as s hand-sewed shoe. Buy the best. None gonuine unless stamped on bot- tom “W, L. Dougiss €3 Shoe, warranted.” W. L. DOUGLAS @4 SHOE, the original and only band-sewed welt 84 shoe, which equals custom-made shoes costing from $6 to 89. W. L. DOUGLAS $2.50 SHOE is unexcelled, for heavy wesr. : W. L. DOUGLAS @2 SHOE is worn by all boys, and is the best school shoe in the world. All the sbove goods are made in Congress, Button, snd Lace, and tf not sold by your dealer, write W. Le DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mase. For sale in Washington by B. RICH & SONS, 1322 and 1324 7th st.; H. GOLDSTEIN, 912 7th st.; A. SOMMERS, 501 7thet,: MRS. GEO. HOLTMAN, Paave.nw. Georgetown, B. NORDLINGER, 312¢ Bridge st, Alexandria, H. 1. SIMPSON, ep26-th&tu-3m RRR, ERE a ii Eb it IN EVERY carlin ART EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT, UPHOLSTERY DEPARTALENT. a worth 81.50. Rates iiss pae: ch HonIERY DE DEPARTMENT. Tot of, Ladies’ Pin Stripe Hose, regular 250. goods. Use. a pair 3 pair for SOc. a Black hibbea 1 Rayiilar price. 25c., Friday, Ieera putt Spalt oF $0, ‘Und sary Gloves, stitched Sicha p thdey wtitehed. Friday Po SSS 78 ‘colored ‘atine pak to \tainis pte a ae ae aay, 12540. 1 Lotot ©: S04 zi Palm. Shyer ripe fae. Gatneal Re~ wort oe ioe ted ee ‘ot of Pinot awllah Hate Brashes, worth $1.76, 2 Jot of Ladies’ Chain Pine, worth 6c. and 35¢, 1 lot Ie. LADIES NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT. foe. Loe ed Baling Gli Racynen VEILING DEPARTMENT. of Chenille Dot and Fancy Velling. Friday, 60. DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. of Biack Spanis fe co wh, 40:toch, Lace Flouncing, _ vf Mack, ails. EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. Lot of 45-inch Swiss Flouncings, worth 750, Fri- Cuubric Embroideries, #iday, 6c. and 100, ao poet serene daeds, She ‘Friday? Bec. ciated “Ret euaity igs, wore 81.50, Fri- GLOVE DEPARTMENT. “DEY goons aoe were NOTION DEPLETES. TOILET GOODS DEPARTMENT. SJEWELUY DEPARTMENT. Friday, 150. 224 lof Oxydized Shoe Hooks, worth 28e. Fri- Collars, imported of Tistue Velling, Friday. Se. 8 yard. inches wide, were Shy esr. wearer Friday, double. A ECMMANIZA. ‘Wo work for the interest of oar patrons, realising thet thelr end ur tntorcets ae tose, cal When weet hold of a bargain our eusto- mers get the benefit of it every time: big ales are always the satisfactory result, Our Special sale of Boys’ and Youths’ Shoes ‘has been ® rerular Bonausa to ws. ss well as to those who availed themselvee of the bantaine If you have boys who are hard on shoes, snd ‘whom you want to see shod decently, don’t lose ‘the opportunity we hold out to you for only & few days longer, as the pile le being reduced Youths? 11 to 2°s Veal Calf Button at @1, that Originally cost over 91.26, Youths’ Fatrstitehed Dress Button Boots at 91.25, » good $1.75 shoo, Boys 3 to 5% Veal Calf Button at 91.16; ‘you'll never buy their equal again for 1.50. Boye’ knobby sewed Button Boots at 91.25; ‘91.7o fair value Boyw' fair-stitebed first quality Button @1.60; compare favorably with our regular @2 shoe, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C., FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 27. ‘We have afew surprises for to-morrow we think will interest you. The whole column is profitable reading; ‘but especially the lower half, which refers to Gloves and Ladies Suits, ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. Hose bargain below.) 3 Scurnses Ix Hosreny. Children’s Black Enelish Derby Ribbed Hese, sizes 546 to 83s, for 250. a pair. ‘Ladies’ Black Silk Finished Liste Hose for 35¢. Ladiest French Ribbed Lisle Hove, in heliotrope: navy, gobehn and electric blue, 4 shades slates, 3 shades browns, light blue, pink, lavender, fawn and Diack, 650. a peir, imported to sell at 98c, a pair. The celebrated “C. G.” brand for which prize medals were awarded Paris Exhibition, 1867; Paris, 1878; at Ams~ — 1883. ne jersey Bargains S| ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. 6 Scnesses Ix Jenseve ‘The latest styles and good values at regular prices are the following: $1.68 Imported Black Stockinet Jerseys for $1.35. ‘$2.25 Vest Front Imported Jerseys for $1.98. ‘82.68 Coat Back, Vest Front, Jerseys for $2.25. 83.48 Braided Stockinet Jerseys for $2.08. 84.35 “Military” Braided Jerseys for $3.98. 26.98 Jetted Stockinet Jerseys for #5. ‘98c. Children's Colored Jerseys for 75c. (Shoe Bargains Below.) THE PALAIS ROYAL. 1 Sonrzisz Ix Suozs, . and only one pair to each customer, $3.50 Ladies Bright Dongols Kid Button Boots, with patent leather tips, for @2.50. Not » broken lot,but the most desirable ahoes we have: sizes to}: lasts AtoR They're worth, and generally sold elsewhere for 84. Ist, Because they are made trom selected skine; ‘24, Bolid leather counters; ‘34, Flexible leather insoles; 4th, Gevuine hand finish; Sth, Finish and durability; 6th, Appearance and comfort; ‘7th, Every pair warranted—a new pair if they orack or lose shape within one month. S27 Will be sold until Saturday evening at $2.60 but please try to cail to-morrow, More time to devote to on ——— THE PALAIS ROYAL, 9 Svnerizs Ix Faxorwonr. One yard square “Fruitof the Loom" Pillow Shams, ‘Blaborately and artistically stamped in many different styles, 22c. « pair. ‘The best imported Germantown wool, 14c, hank, ‘Spanish wool, 15c. hank; Saxony wool, 10c. hank? Shetland wool, 10c. hank; Zephyr wool. 3c. oz., or ‘two ounces for Se.: Wash silk. two skeins for So, : Em- broidery silk, 8c. doz.; Embroidered chenille, 13¢ doz, (or two for 250, (Underwear bargains below.) THE PALAIS ROYAL. 6 Scnraises [x Unsvenwaan, Ladies’ Skirts, Cambric Ruffles, tucked, extra wide, 50c.; Infant's Cambric Slips, embroidered neck and sleeves. 39¢.; Children’s (6 months to 4 ya rs) Cam- ‘ric Dresses, tucked yoke and skirt, embroidered neck ‘aud eleeves, G8c.; Corded and Shirred Mull Caps, lace Mills, 2c; Adjustable Bustles, 15c.; Boy's Percale ‘Shirt-watet, 50c. for $1 atyles, (Glove bargains below.) THE PALAIS ROYAL, Geer Guove Sue “PALAIS ROYAL” “PALAIS ROYAL” “PALAIS ROYAL" “PALAIS ROYAL" “PALAIS ROYAL” “PALAIS ROYAL" “PALAIS ROYAL" WE Vv J W "7 SURPRISES, SURPRISES. SURPRISES, SURPRISES. SURPRISES, SURPRISES, SUKPRISES, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Bee space below.) $1.68 “Parus Rorar Groves, FOR 080, 4-button “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves, embroidered Decks, bisck, tans, browns, reds, terrs cote, 6a" We anticipate such an enormous demand at ‘960, a pair that we cannot undertake to try the Gloves on. If you will pay $1.08—the regular price—we will warrant them and try them on, as usual. THE PALAIS ROYAL, ‘Bee spacefbelow.) 6 $1.85 “Paras Rove Groves MOUSQUETAIRES, FOR 960. ‘8-button-length, best French Kid, tans, graye, G27” Patrons who habitually wear these gloves may paschase three paisa at O8e. a pair. ‘Please try and call aa carlyres possible, ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Bee epace below.) 81.68 “Pisus Roa» Groves. OPERA GLOVES FOR 750. G-Buttons French Kid. The best-fittine Gloves we have. ‘The seanon being nearly over mo restrictions 8s to quantities will bemade to genuine patrons of Tasik bass THE PALAIS ROYAL Ghoves Fon Taz Races ‘Lhe latest English Calf and Gloves. For Ladies, in London Red and other now sbades. ‘Embroiuered backs $1.68, usually 1.98 » pair. The new Castor Beaver Driving wloves for Ladies. ‘Teae, Graze, Brown, Bleck. $1.50, usually 41.75. Beaver, 81.35. Pa G27 Every pair tried on at our risk. (flee apace below.) ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, ity for 980. «pate. Belectod Gina; they will eotteae, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (B00 space below.) Serre As recur Sis Parts Cloth, Flannel, Cashmere, Lace, end Silk Pag ‘Rvecy Guitia Stock Redated for the Special (99 Site for 95. for 67.80. { for = 2 feular line of Umbrellas, and from no fault of theirs either. The lots have been sold low, ‘we do not care to re-order. Excellent money's ‘worth andan early call is advisable, as they can- ‘Rot remain with us very long at these reduced Seven Black All-siik 28-inch Umbrellas, natural wood handles with carved heads, para- eee onlin gale ‘silk; light and Gapped Um- brelias, superior rualityof silk, iight paragon “ODD SIZES" IN BOYS' SUITS. ‘We take 83.50 off each of suits to find Scuntomer Friday: It is worth the saving. E Boy's Two- ‘Kilt Suit, neat plaid, spring waicht, Size 6 years. 1 Bo; All-Wool Fine Cassimere Cuta' ia Seo ent matin Price. are #1050 ‘foor: “ODD 107 OF, Eagia JACKETS. th We ecteta sehr rimperfect oe 3, Ge and Reqular Price, “Remnant” Price. 1D LOT” OF LADIES “opp 10) Lor Rew MARKETS, oy fa anda. ‘izes 32, 34 7, $6 and $7.88 4 Fs “ODD Lo™ 01 MISSENJACRETS. _ Checked Cioth Suckets, sizes 14 and ea WT GLOA! 8 $4 04.50, ana95.00 50 “ODD LOT” OF MISSES’ GUSSAMERS. Wehave culled from stock about » dozen Misses" Rubber. ers, which are subject to 36, 40, 42, 44, 25 5c. ctiird “ODD LOT” OF CASHMERE SHAW! enratttiea : Fumplcd from being displayed and bandied. cream. 8125 900. “ODD PAIRS” IN CURTAINS. 2 Pairs 50-inch Tarcoman Seaiar aoe Pate 80-ineb Chenille Guriaina rag very attractive, 33 yards long. Regular Price. “Remnant” Price, TWO_“ODP LOTS” OF WINDOW SHADES. Tro, nes we wish to clone out immediately, Wy gall them Remnants and drop their price: landsome Dado Ready-made low Shades, 38 inches wide, spring roller. Slightly florular Price, $1.25 and 6150 “eumant” Price. ‘31 Plain Holland Shades, best excellent f guality, ‘Various colors. Siee. ‘Rewhant” Price. ANOTHER “REMNANT DAL FEAST AoOTOR GINGHAMS AND SATEENS. 370 "Short Lengths” of best Freneh in ploin ohe tev and faney fem tet Sante between ad snd © yards reduced lt ton Ait Bee Ste trtaod trom 3e.t welavegu ite 4 num 2 are aoa 8 reid atch, i hort 13h amy ingame. 3 cheese ch ids, and ps too. janis arly destruble for a child's dress Uervocount of durebillty and washiap ouaiitoe se quulig ata remmant-price of Sbe.; Sve. aunty at BOC ea no “SHORT LENGTHS" IX SEASONABLE LACES. Laces of every description have been selling very freely during the past few weeks, and in contequence we have an unusmally tare 2c- SBeviote diaposal Prisay. we ahail Saarw tees we m fers than the urual “Keuinane Prien." provent, Ge a aplenald chance tcveectm fue ieres at joaitien, ‘The lor embracer over ay ie i tha” comprising Black Chet ia Black Spanien Gupte. ieee Black Bact Lk Block Chantill; ec Smet A eanter table ie feat ‘of the Lace Depart- ment will co. tain , Caving yOu 10 gee the offering at ‘oie anu otherwise facili- tating selective. ANOIBER BIG REMNANT SALE {WHITE AND COLOMED EMBROIDERIES. Ruud view of cleaning ay tae stock om eee ee ears pager Ajay atan enormous ace short (on Friday sees tne, 3c, Pietra can be Picked blind ‘ANTED—A GOOD WOMAN G wort (bts country: mut have good ie housework om. Apply 717 9th st. nw, Poe Was Wars Valse 0 ane es rub pean LES ‘oth st ee | i Wisse ts nein our Washiurton ae Be, Reva Fan SE eta Ws Samra mere mat ose a. (white) with written at Commandant’s Quarters, ‘ANTED—T1 making aX st isie i3tnee FO. SOBER THD os Bat ap awnines, avply. 'TED— etd SRaVaSaEES NAR woe ie freee We reseed steady plate it ad ay Win armors conte om EDA STRONG ACTIVE GI aS DO sea ener spa fu poe ok RIOvs Apply 911 2 at. nw. MEX ANTED PRINTER TO, SET JOB Ty KIBBEN: Prater tort nave Bowe ANTED —DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT "BI ‘domestic. labor, {or Die trict and states, with reference 717 M st, u.w. a26-6t° Wie. —ONE GOOD AMCHITECTURAL Draftsman. Apply at Room 39, St. Cloud Build- WAXTED-A GENTLEMAN CAPABLE OF CON- ‘ducti ‘departments for ouect ms, Wart furnish good tetereucen. ‘Balncy #45. 10 ‘Apply efter 1° as only. =} GERMAN roe To 7 ‘st Room 38, St. a ‘bet. 9 am andé spree POOOES. HOUSEWORK FoR THIS York: Sy Ad L. 630, aes BARB! ‘AT 802 E STREET N. W. x Sueehed ‘88 per STEDAF ‘ONGE—A LAD’ and neatly; expect pond berell Apply 217 Delaware ave, ue. Wiasionn por, CHAMBERMAIDS, at furniened “alas toed Gaur to sell noveltiem, met sl aoe vaseers 0 STEVEN! Employment. Bureau. 717 thn. w.ap25-20° WA TED—A GROOM “MUST THOROUGHLY understand his business. No other need Fe DOWNEY'S Livery Stab.e, 1620 Let ap. ANTED— W FINE COAT MAKERS. ‘MERTZ & CO. 2009 ap25-2t° WANTED, EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN for acrockery and h.use furnishing store, best references required. Inquire 408 7th #t.n.w. 025-21 ANTED-EV HY LADY HER OwN DRESS maker by learning the self-Stting tailor system: Me most pervect fisting system in the country: dest. Making at reasonable prices: stylish draping and Dias patterse and linings cut to mevsure; re- Quire no fitting. 824 Oth apza-aer ANTED=181 MAY, SETTLED WOMAN ‘TO GO to country for summer: Met, Br. RR: general homework tn family of Sour ofmiies gue st actue for desirable + Reference required. at digg A st me, ‘ANTED-SEVERAL FIRST-CLASS GE re elerouces Tequired’ Appiy w0 SACU” BROS, Ize Roane sve Bas CAPABLE WHITE Cae aoe = feverepers required: six miles ih "Box 150, Besr office. apea-3t WARTED-AN ENERGEIIC MAN OF GuoD Factor and capacity to. represent FE stance ‘Co, in the District of Co- lass reg us i Sete fumbis. ‘Address P. 0. Box. Baltimore, pyne reference, pret DUNDORE'S ‘MPLOYMENT BI Wasa eer ees noe See Staten with reference. 717 Mek mw E20-05e [ED—TWENTY AGENTS FOR INDUSTRIAL We er fe Insurance. Apply once, 3 ‘ANTED—PARTIES INTERESTED 10 AD- ae eS ‘writers, keepers and fing tut r, eighteenth year). WANTED} NORTH-GERMAN LADY WOULD like to take a position as German governess, nure- ion {0 a lady: WVernens. oF Com sheen, AN, Star office. ress GE! x ESSING voice, w pfoaiuce mechurh Wise DE AY AND NITE ee uci ea i 0 Tijdron, beat of referepcey, ‘Bidress ied btar ofa. = ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE CO) NY, 3 pince Ag chambermaid or 10 sasiet wi Apply at O17 Sth ot. n.w. Wane ‘A RESPECTABLE COLORED SAR, @ situation as walter in private amily. ut coach~ ran, good references given. ‘Cail et 1251 itaas on WANTED q DICK's AGENCY FOR COOKS, Faletsfor traveling: ‘waiters, coachmen, sehoners Hianily apdrevorts. “AL ity 7th stn. w. = AILY APPLICA: Se ae Ear rani ARTED-TO BUY A for cash, ppd Sanr 1s TH waljfasrantee, my Spectacles and Rye Glasses to be anal S008, to the eyes. call and Davee vair Broporiy adjanted to your eyes and os __ "S07 Lath at. 10 PORCH GE IN THE NoRTH Western part of the city, Improved of unimproved, ‘Dot to excend $4,000 cr $000, Address oF co Poneeat cs pertes aese ARTED BY 4, YOUNG GELMAX LaDy German or Freuch, terme a wlan ms see oe NIED—THY OUR BUTTERIN pomad: dou't get strong or ter than’ bitter, satisfaction senured (a found) or Gay: mail Prompuy. ‘. B. inarker st aT Me = scepe bet the year revunded. 461 (4 s¥ uw .; opet all or the ers. di at ‘house jo consection ‘whawvet with any we WM. C. SCRIBNER. NTED — CORRESPONDENCE OF A CONFI- dential character couducted. Business or other | letters written; loral papers briefed or copied: so- counts adjusted: bocks written up envelopes directed | writing of all Kinds caretully abd correctly Faleremees Unexceptional. Address CORKESPOND- | ENT, Star office. | W AXTEDSSTEAM “scour prix EN having clothes to clean should compare my W. with that doue at establishments having uo steac: Poss ot ‘our Troy apparatus, PRINCE, 1011 F st. WARTD,{ 70, Func ea JASE 22°? oF DRIVING Address bo: ‘Star office. ANTED = STEAM DY Me Rt a ee ee x ake aon Fat CLE ALI Wee ing one ta goed ord hea ceil ns eae yrice. $i. a, Sta 5 brick: cap use slat gids, Arps ‘atonce a. astiin ton Brick Mschive C & fo trade for s horse, sar cy abd har Marsa ea a ee nw. ANTED-S1EAM DYEIN Wisianted 0,600 atte o's fachinery, which ebables us teed oi 83 de heretofore. BRIN em E1011 F street. GA pak n'e Sprit Suits Cleaned or | ed called for and deivers, rT sored, , Mattresses made over in, first-class style. | References furnish-d as to workmanship. “Work done at residences. Address C. NELSON, 51: doth st | Vy ANTED_HORSE O' hers mel he A PG Pa AIR aad TAYLOR, 705 45 st. aw. ape 1-6r W VANTED-HORSES TO BOARD BY THE D: Ss mth, at ©. KEAMER'S New Stable, of 1720 P treet, between 1th abd Lsth streets ad v ANTED—TO BORROW $3,000 TO @5,000 AT V Sericeut Gr two Yearyon nore: bo, Gonyasenion 000. Address Box 156, ‘Star office: ay20-0t" WASTEDIANY PER‘ON HAVING INFLAMED. ran. OF scrofuious eyelian cat have teeta, cured by sevding adfirens. to or chili at tir Stevene Ruvety, Company, 717 Oth at aw. Nes testimonials | Of prominent citizeus iM the Natiousl ivi service | Re : space ANIED-HONSES TO PASTURE, KE-TING feito en eG CLARK, Sligo, Ma naa ai — 5 ‘pres peat ne mu Tention; prices moderate; driven wells a specialty. “apie ¥ —STEAM CARPET CLE\N' AND Witktorsting Works; feathers Renovated, Mor | . | stoped. FH YOUNGM Ulice 14ud Bu ave, Factor etre for oth and K sta ne. Lelephone 610 of 1008-3 apll-sm WASTED=10 BUY FOR Casil, SECONDHAND turniture, stuves, carpets, Festher-| also old trop, Paper brane aud copper iB ies Guautity. Addrves Box 1h Star vice. Wart FORRITURE FEATHER BEDS, CA us feetn Te highest casi pense bald. Address BAUS, te . W ktep sz DYEING AND SCOURING— Jw steain process zor cieauine and en! glothing: work uequailed."“ Compare amy work with the “One dollar” cvid water process.“ PRINCK. 1011 at plus y ANTED_WELLS DUG, BORED AND DRIVEN. ‘Akira of ral work done so pont milf man Pumps wor cus | Pca fonalabou Termusimodsrsse, “WALL Pred 38th Be. ED—OLD GOLD AND SILVER =n iT Wire PEA renee tng jeweler. 6U5 7th st. opp. Pateut Untice. | bat ae ingies the library eee room . terms. reas wamer prices. sired: private family AFCRNISHED (ROOMS, BUT oF office Foome, at veut reawonabie. Fi ML orpesite Patent Uber "apes RENT_UNFURNisHED hooMA Si} Bb BE Bw, newnboriood good lovet-on ‘ EF ood, locet on ceutral und come KENT — TWO Catal front Hovare either sng yor towel urniehea very coo sae. Geutiemen ons." bout RENT THREE ox FOU =| Rae thie eer cts you the ‘doar ay A RENT—TWO Nit BLY FU) A ype axisitrh no Boon: Oe ot ks ee Fe: RENT —SUITS THREE NICELY Fountsn Toons, first floor; southe:n exposure for summer; handsome ‘lawn. vac rns LT_PURNISHED CON mUnicating rooms tn private family. 1316 Sth st. aw aese FERS ISHED — FRONT Panton be 02, glee Furuinh Siero : anue-ae Fe TENT At. Q]9-THREE_UNFULNISNTD: fable to "ight Week ert sAdiress Fr or ire 0. Stat ofice een su-a VERY DASIRABLE FRONT Seria a ‘ ron m, with wand. 72s bib st me mando hed, oF partiy ~ location belf ‘block trom | Su ace Bo children. “Address for terme aud location, I OR REN ie” ST SEAR COMMER 3TH, oommn, 24 Boor: beth, Ac, edotutngy | fange closet to each room. aret-cees ot door: €80: good stable. Box 118 5: ar thice. OR ey TWO DELIGHTE UI ‘L FROM a tr JOR KENT—i720 HST. fUrpinived fret fh MO] Fa, PARLOR SESE eas ‘sd sew ins machine. smmubie< “9g trictly private stir boFbood win Lave nw. JOR RiNT-SUITE OF NICELY PURNISHED 0b second fiver, most deligltful location for being only square above Franklin Park, 04 13th wt. nw ap JOR MENT—e19—BOOND FLOOR OF THREE: story Moone, unirnisived wit! tatty ees, abd beat; Pieaaut lvestion, no children. nest three Mage eure; for quiet weutieman aud wife. f, aF sp2e-ae RENT S40 DSF Ny OPPOAITE cry Hail Park, eiuruiaued fromt Réou; quired. OR THREE COMMUNE ove: 1 bay loW house. large closer, With bath on eawe floor, in small private family of adults: a 1114 15th at. ow. p24 LOR RENT—i8 10 Go ST. NW. Takes UNPOm nished rooms in 3d story, eaitable for light houne- Keeping if desired; all modern conveniences. apt JOK RENT—FURSISHED-HANDSOME SUITE of apartinenta, con isting of parlor, library and vom. seoond Aver. ,north end south cuponure. ‘Terms moderate, 1204 K st, SD 814 15TH SE ‘Able rooms on second and third fh | ibte rater. MONEY TO LOAN. ONEY TO Loan In amounts of #1000 and over, Wo H BalsTOw, ap26-16 ONL Y—9500, 1,100, $10,000, at 3 per ‘es fo sult on real o4 Wat F. HOLTZMA day. Attorney, 1384 200 300 fap2d), 82, 00 at 6 PER Ci e RILEY sires, Et TO LOAN ON REAL ATE, _ T DYER. oo ska aw Wal eaL Serica as PEt missivner of forall tue Bi r as GREY TO LOAN at FIVE ren i CENT ON ar proved real estate socurity: Lance muouate s angcialty. WIRERFORD. we ‘1807 F st aw, V ANTED— COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS 7 ery State and Terrors: |S Conmissiouer, ET raLL. Ws! Fst or ‘ {Since im ane to Sham Telophows: ‘AN’ 'T HE, )U: RS — POSITIONS TEooka, Shambara roca We Samira ens igitrms oaks Coons ied BY = EXPERIENCED | gD CATERER rose © TERER, Star office. Seat Want D—B¥ A RESPECTABLE COLOKED MAN ‘situation as coachman in a private ayy wi Be references given from present employer. 5 ‘Massachusetts ave. 2. Was ‘ANTED-BY & YOUNG SWEDISH a cr ‘vation as coachman in i So man and driver. Address rae ‘SWEDII aw ‘ANTED SITUATION! wiz and wife-anas oa ‘ANT! NAS W by the ay Bar op28-2e W. BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED rs bias ae, Sook Cook Saree et ‘Apply at Sei eek een it Vy ANTED—BY 4 YOUNG WHITE MAN A PLACE | notes Wert way eg! CE experi- SBR bos aera ome ee ANTED-LIVE, EXERGETIC MAN Wi Wrestes oe ‘and fidelity i= rents used answer. Give} 7, iow Yoru ave. nw. ANTED — BY A YOUNG MAN FROM THB LOST AND FOUND. OST — ON. TUESDAY, MORNING, | POCKET. ‘Dok, with name snd address inmide, Finder will coufer « favor by keeping oud re ‘turaing book to 1706 K. 4 “ie FROM 9TH ST. AND | NEW orn 3th at to P Mio the guuer, Finder will yicase setarn at Votiom, ot 1604 Gul wt nw. and hore = silv-rfower pin. A suit office. T—APRIL 25, A SMALL GREY SKY Trier, with col &°; without tag. Reward if turned to 1410 Penn. ave. peices * of OST—AT THE RECEPTION TO THE NATIONAL Limieay or beiegors, os Thureday evening, & valencie ue lace hundkerchief with owner's bawe on Paver sewed in the center. finder will Bblife by seturning same to 2806 18-h ot ape. Loe snes, 192 N.C. AVE. S.E. AND fen gd aud silver quarter. Suitable reward if fo. snd ang silver ararte je reward Turned to Misi foo ns was ae TO FTO Loans ON REAL ESTATE ~ a pe sedis PE St sr NVEST- quar , #6,000 —1 tates per cent ‘THOS. G. BENSEY, 1236 + street iow, & 2423 F it, epi LOAN ON REAL STAT i Lowest delay where wre: i Wakstl & MENT LIFE AND TONTINE POLICIES bought at highest cash pr. oe yon mane at reason bie terms, SON. over 1yler & Ruthertord, t ie ee ed X DOANED ON STOCKS, BONDS aRMEr and Navy pay accounts, notes and otber secur thes, BO DEMPSEX, the. Tiel New York: mes aie Tey hon ah ‘ONEY LOAN, IN LARGE AND 81 ‘OST—$10 REWARD—ON APRIi ‘sold wash, 810 wil bo pees e ee $i2 8 st.nw. oe LoS tat SLR SABLE NECK-CHAIN, SUPPOSED u ween ‘si0 reward aid for ius rept tite os ut sree Fauw Moar 70, TOAN TN RUM FuoM 9500 UF Ube lowest rates of interest snd commas ee cts, et TO ean on MARLAND $100,000 Zt at, = etaineebeite hela oe Water ae NS FOR WHITE AND on a ee Pai es WAxTED A Stace [ON dort good reference from last ste D—A SITDATIO} Waite ita Pepe it a at BY A ee [gic manae or FO" ee FLOOR,