Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1888, Page 2

FRIpAY.. CHOsBY 5, | NOYES. ‘The Kvening Star has a regular, permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that of all the other daily papers here added ‘will serve thetr own purpose best, and at the samo time great!y accommodate Tux Srax, {f they will send jn before noon to-morrow their announcements for theextrs large edition of Saturday's paper. the forms of which naust be sent topress much earlier than on theother Sve days of the wook. ‘The detate im progress in the Methodist general conference on the question of the eligibility of women to seats and votes in that body Is already exciting a widespread interest outside of the church as well as in it, The address of the Dishops will strike most readers as needing fur- ‘ther explanation. It takes the ground that the definition of the word “laymen” as including women, by the general conference of 1872 cannot be construed to assert their eligi Dility for the office of lay delegate, and that the latter point can be decided only by an amend- ment to the chitch constitution. But the constt- tution, as 1t now stards, causes women to be either eligible or ineligible as delegates, and the responsibility of deciding this questton ts upon the general conference, and a decision is neces- sary before it can be known whathape an amend- ment should take. If the constitution neither specifically admits nor specifically excludes women as delegaves, and the word layman is accepted as of the couamon gender, It seems to be a logical in- ference that the only inquiry which may be made with reference toa woman who presents herself ‘with proper credentials as a delegate ts as to ber age, the term of her membership, and such ner qualifications as are required in the case ot male delegates, and that @ constitutional amendment would be necessary to make wo- men ineligible. Women constitute a majority of the membership of the church, and, by the concession of the bishops themselves do an immense amount of active and useful work for it im Doth the spiritual and the temporal fields. ‘The only domain in which anybody seems dis- posed to deny them an equal share of power and responsibility with the men is that of government; and such excluston is viewed by the progressives a8 a strange policy on the part of an écclestastical organization which has been a pioneer in so many notable reforms, — ‘The letters of eminent republicans read at the anti-saloon conference in New York on Wednes- day were the most interesting feature of the ses- sion, It was easy enough to judge how the rank and file of the party felt on the question of com- bination between politics and dramselling, but there was room for doubt whether any of the republican leaders—especially those who are counted among the Presidential posstbiitties— ‘would be willing to commit thomseives to the new reform as long as the liquor power maintains sucn a grip as it has now upon the machinery of caucuses, conventions and polling. Senator Sherman ex- pressed himself as ready to “support all reason- able measures tending to restrain the evils that comfessediy flow from the sale of liquor in the saloon”—a guarded form of statement which per- mitted him to explain later that temperance reform is a local issue after all, and that in Obio high license has been found towork better than prohibition. £x-Senator Har- rison testified that, in Indiana, “any dalliange between the party and the liquor league was severed” and forever. Senators Hawley and Ed- taunds compress acompiete idea into a narrow space by saying, the one, “I cordially sympathize ‘with your efforts,” and the other, “I hope the con- ference will be successful, and that the movement ‘will result in a speedy triumph.” One by one, doubtless, the leaders will be put on record, and by that record will be Juaged by the cold-water re- publicans tn case any of them figure on the national ticket of their party next fall. Mean- ‘while, the democrats do not seem tm a hurry to head off this movement for robbing them of their prohibition allies by holding an ant-saloon confer. ence in their party too, —- Governor Hill no sooner received from the New York legislature the bill restricting the Saturday half-hotlday to the months of June, July, August and September, than he was besieged by people of ‘varying opinions, some urging him to sign it and others warning him not to do so. The line of dis- tinction seemed to be drawn, as far as the work- ing classes themselves were concerned, between ‘those who were paid stated salaries and those who earned time wages. The clerk who received twelve or twenty dollars every week, irrespecti7e of what ‘was accomplished within that period, wanted his half-holiday the year around; while the mechanic ‘who earned thirty cents an hour while at work and |’ nothing at ail while idie, was as strongly inter- ested im reducing the number of holidays, half or ‘whole. This proves that the demand for a great amount of leisure is not by apy means universal among the breadwinners themselves, to say noth- ing of the general disapproval manifested by the most indulgent employers, who complain that too much relaxation 18 as demoralizing as too little, ‘New York's experiment with the weekly half-nott- day has probably settled the whole question for a ‘while in other states as well. << It is suggested that, if the Senate withholds its approval froma the Canadian treaty, and the Cana- dians thereupon renew their annoyance of our Mshermen, the President may avail himself of the retaliation act passed by the last Congress—not at rst to keep the fish of our northern neighbor from crossing our borders, but to cut off the lucrative business now done by the common carriers of the Dominion in transporting the grain, pork, &c., of the Northwestern United States to tne Eastern Seacoast. If it were not for the profits from this trade, I 13 an open question whether some of the railroad enterprises of Canada would not go rapidly toruin. ‘That ts what consetvative, far-sight-d Englishmen, unmoved by local preju- dice and passion, have foreseen all along, and tt has caused them to urge their Canadian foster- brethren to move slowly in picking quarrels with the United States. But the Canadians who have ‘Deen foremost with threats and shows of force ‘against us are the very men who are most deeply imterested as stockholders in the carrying corpo- rations. They have been too blinded by excite. snent to see that Ubey are inviting their own serious Gamage. —— - = _____ ‘The final vote of the Harvard overseers on the question 0f Intercollegiate athletics restricts such contests, a8 to place, to Cambridge, Haven, or some other New England town designated by ihe commalttee on athletics, and as to time, to Sat- urdaysand holidays. This disposes to a large Gegree of the objections raised to the indiscrimi- hate practice of the past. The narrowing of the range to New England practically reduces the absence of the athletic teams from Cambridge to a single day, and the holiday limit prevents need- 3s interference with study. If, now, the over- ‘seers would adopt another resolution ruling out professional coachers and making the games strictly contests of strength and skill between amateurs, it would be another long stride in ad- ‘vance, me ee New Jersey ts in line for the renomination of President Cleveland. This, with Connecticut's endorsement a day or two ago, disposes of the argument made by some of the enemies of the Adutnistration that the democrats in these great suanufacturing states would not dare endorse the tariff-reform principles of the President they voted for four years ago. Whoever believed such proph- ecles must have forgotten that one of the few speeches Mr. Cleveland was induced to make during the campaign of 1584 was a plea for a Tevenue tariff addressed to the people of one of the manufacturing centers of New Jersey, $s --—<—___ ‘The latest Washington publication is the JJome Ruler, wouthly, published by J. J. McDevitt. It Iavors howe rule, without suftrage, in the District, apd nowe rule in Ireland. Bessav or Pasay, 1434 New York ave awa IMPORT THE LATEST NOVELTIES a ENGLISH ROUND HATS. FRENCH BONNETS AND TOQUES. _mi0-3m ALL THE NEW COLORS IN DERBYS Now a Vi USLAPS FIETH. AVENUE STYLE 1 cAsar- Rew shapes. upwards — _— ontnelartannay aps. Gases 4. 4. FISHER & CO, s ‘SFO Fet. ow. one door from 9th. ABOUT SMALL BOYS FINE SUITS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER. ‘THERE ARE THREE SPECIAL STYLES OF SHORT-PANTS SUITS THAT SEEM TO BE MOST IN DEMAND THIS SPRING IN THE FINE TRADE. Blue, Brown Mordore, at ‘Feduced from FIRST WE MENTION THE ROUGH, lots Beaded Wraps at 10.00, redvend from and $15. Tot Beaded Wrape, very bandsome, STRIPED ENGLISH GOODS, IN LIGHT COL- ORS. THESE ARE MADE MOSTLY IN “NORFOLK” STYLES, AND ARE THE MOST g EREEELERs tr Corkecrew Jackets, tailor finish, bell sleeve, at POPULAR IN NEW YORK OF ANY THING worth $10. ‘Traveling Wraps in all colors at BROUGHT OUT THIS SEASON. SECOND. SAME STYLE OF OOODS, IN eee CHECKS, PLAIDS, AND PLAIN MIXED 2 Jot adie fast Back Stockings at 29c, par, worth CHEVIOTS, CUT IN PLAIN 33c. 1 lot Pure Silk Stockings, in all colors, regular iu onsen price, $3.50, reduced to @3. 1 lot Children’s Black THIRD. THE “THREE-PIECE SUITS," zx. Ribbed Stockings ll sine, apecial pric, 2c. 8 pain, 7 worth 50¢. Our Stainless Black Hoslery will CUT-AWAY JACKET, VEST AND PANTS. Poa bran: came ouak. pemesned THESE ARE MADE OF FINEPLAINGOODS | washing. We confidently recommend end guarantee AND IN MIXED CASSIMERES. NOW A WORD AS TOMAKING. WE HAVE WITHIN THE PAST FEW WEEKS RECEIVED ALINE OF SMALL BOYS’ SUITS MADE DIF- FERENTLY, AND WE THINK BETTER, THAN ANY EVER BEFORE BROUGHT TO WASHINGTON, AND PEOPLE WHO APPRE- CIATE FINE GOODS WILL BE SEEN TO BE LACES. PLEASED WITH THEM. DRESS TRIMMINGS. OF COURSE, THEY ARE NOT LOW PARASOLS. PRICED, SUCH WORK CAN ONLY BE PUT UPON FINE GOODS, AND COSTS MORE my4.04 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘THAN CHEAP WORK. THE THREE STYLES WE HAVE NAMED ARE MADE UP IN THIS WAY, AND ARETHE Ler eeen Fifty copies, large pages, and good work guaranteed, BEST WE KNOW OF. SIZES FROM 4 TO 15 YEARS, PRICES my2-1m. — Lepegest y pgp = FROM 812 TO $15. 2 Am LOTS OF SUITS FROM 84 UP, BUT THESE 83 00. & ARE SPECIAL GOODS AND EXTRA MAKE. > ae 2 8 3 & AN INSPECTION WILL CONVINCE YOU og i 8: ay *s, THAT THESE ARE SOMETHING UN- ne bad USUALLY FINE AND GOOD. AND E. B. BARNUM & CO, myt 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Hows Tus Fox Facts: STAND FROM UNDER OR WE WILL CRUSH BP ag a YOU. CLEAR THE TRACK ORWE'LL BUN ovER| BP | a & mk = YOU. YOU HAVE NO RIGHT IN THIS COMMU- NITY THAT WE MUST RESPECT, BECAUSE THIS — COMMUNITY WAS CREATED FOR OUR SPECIAL BENEFIT. WE ARE THE GREAT ELEPHANT OF | » Were showing all the en ote THE PERIOD, AND IT TAKES A GREAT DEAL TO KEEP US. THESE ARE THE SENTIMENTS OF | SOME BUSINESS MEN, AN INTELLIGENT COM- MUNITY SEEMS TO THINK OTHERWISE. WE eine LR gy Ho ee Wes ate pros would call atte ieee fovourline of fs DIES! cl cloths, fine tailor finish, We Sremeting would Fecot~ at Woof this line and ‘ie for oar inspection. ore aa line of Ladies’ GING- Bais jana’ Nur re ogee ARE HERE. WE ARE GOING TO STAY HERE AND | Hi ne Daves neroreen =e EXPECT IN THE FUTURE, AS IN THE Past, | “We wou i atantion to a very atyliah mult made TO DISPENSE THE VERY BEST AND VERY FIN- ome son seinatelr gitig sonia e EST CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS AT THE USUALLY LOW PRICES FOR WHICH OUR HOUSE 18 NOTED. ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING IN THE WAY OF PERFECT FITTING, HONEST CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS AT POPULAR Titre oe Sechore ways in ali slew, ranging =p to PRICES, WE HAVE ON HAND AND READY FOR Spee Saas erage yee ert sMiroare showi oth aoe ttt IMPORTED PELLERINES JSelortinent of DULL JET WRAPS at all THE INSPECTION OF THE PEOPLE. OUR BOYS" foyel ie Le ” iE AT 84.50, ‘be cheap at SHIRT-WAISTS ARE A POPULAR ARTICLE at | $6, ft connleis ofabout ‘6 mecen ine ner signs ‘THE PRICES WE SELL THEM. FOR BOY’ KNEE | *%4 "Ll amply repay you for ap carly inspec PANTS WITHOUT EXD. " including a See hit ma ‘eis? ONE CAN 4 gpembngepetiicgs: | Or white braid. trieote, Heht fianticls, BETTER THAN WE. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAN FIGURES AND POPULAR PRICES. NO DE- VIATION AND ONE PRICE TO ALL. med wit cheeks, &c., from ‘upwards, uarant prices tabs the lowest. si aie: MMS MMM» HS ‘ai ‘THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO., a ap27tkt 400 SEVENTH STREET N.W..con.p, | "2 aw “ut = qT! ‘TH, 8TH, AND D STREETS. SPECIAL Bors Crormse. ITEMS ees IN DRESS TRIMMING Haven't you noticed that there's always 2 certain | ,AMODs our larre and varied line of dress trimming call For tention to the followin seat ‘Amount of money associated in your mind with every Raghue Mand ait coloes boveht by ie ery Recessary—and luxury—of life? A price beyond which | §2 apace Br CA ae youdo not particularly care to go and below which silanes oni ich gold and cllver eifeses You will not Ro, Not because you can’t get good value for a less amount or finer goods for higher price, but | 4 10¢ of ae pe pe We mentation Decanse you have found before Just what you wanted | ith gold aud shiver eect entrely Hew, worth DOC atthe pricein mind. Give the matter s moment's OUR PRICE 650. A YARD, thought and seo if we aren’t right, ond.» Naat of other obra fn ll the latent effects, SAKS AND COMPANY. Acase in point is the great—in fact the enormous— number of suits we sell for Boys between the ages of BB A MM MM 4nd 14 at Five Dollars (85.00) each. Five Dollars i 2 | H uy ‘i a fs beyond question the popular price to pay fora E Es ot HEH ie ‘Youngster's suit; that is, in our house, It may be that Decause the suite we sell at $5 can’t be found in town | ™¥4 cnn ch hae for less than from $6.50 to @8, and it may be that be- cause we show more styles of suits at @5 each than any other house—or two houses—in the city can show B sehr sae (pring Leaf) altogether; or it may be that both these causes, oper- at 60 cents s pound. ating together, produce this effect. PP nce nae ong dl SAKS AND COMPANY. ‘Teas doce not hold in regard to this, as in fullness of flavor ‘and general excellence it is unrivalled. For sale only st 1325 F at. Itis not because we haven't got a vast variety of suite at other prices that wesell so many at $5, forwe| svg have nice little 2-piece Suits as low as $2.50, made from woolen fabrics, and made up inthe prevailing shapes, strong and serviceable. Others at $3, 83.50, 84, and $4.50 asuit, and we show enough suits at these Prices to stock a larg: clothing house. We are selling others—higher priced—at 86, $7, $7.50, $8, $9, 810, 812, $13.50, and $15 cach, taking in every grade and including every style and fabric that’s At for Boys to weer, The garments are designed and cut by artists who are at the head of their profession. Made by ex- Derienced and capable hands and before being Placed on our counters for sale they are thoroughly examined and tested. We guarantee the wear and service of every garment we sell and by virtue of the ‘enormous business we do we are enabled to pass them to you at very slight advance on the cost of produo- tion, These are some of the reasons why we sell the| WHOLESALE! WHOLESALE!! WHOLESALE!!! best clothing for boys—name the lowest prices and sell more than all the others combined. Come in and see the crowd to-morrow. 85 Esmeusm 185 a B. J. BEHREND & SON CALL ATTEN- SAKS AND COMPANY, ‘THE BOYS* PROVIDERS, 300 TO 308 7TH STREET. TION TO THE TRADE THAT THEIR STOCK OF HOSIERY, GLOVES, UNDERWEAR, RIB- BONS, NOTIONS, TOYS, BASE-BALLS, &c., myé Panasoxs. WHICH 18 NOW COMPLETE. WITH OUR FOR PARASOLS INCREASED FACILITIES WE WILL GUAR- Also DUNLAP'S GENUINE, MACKINAW S7RA tod Chindren's Mats a6 506 aad —_— ANTEE PRICES AS LOW AS ANY HOUSE BON MARCHE. = ‘THE EASTERN MARKET. repent GIVE US A CALL AND WE WILL FOR THIS SATURDAY bat baa IN PARASOLS. VINCE YOU THAT IT WILL BE TO YOUR IT WILL PAY YOU TO LOOK AT OUR PARASOLS BEFORE BUYING, INTEREST TO TRADE WITH US, B. J. BEHREND & BON, 618 7TH ST. X.W., Boh came eg. 4 ones MARCHE. _mys 316 7TH STREET ¥.W. Youxe ia Ws MATS miter. ogee ‘MADE 4 SPROIALTY. ‘By BYRON 8. ADAMS, Printer, my2-Lm 514 Sthst. pa oT PALAIS ' ROYAL BARGAIN STORE NEWS. ‘We shall offer on 30 dosen Ladies’ Fine Swiss Ri ad Suarcapars Recare Sica ssuécess, For this Saturday we head about a dozen more different styles and kinds, which, in addition to the for- ‘mer stock, will make about seventy-five (75) styles from which toselect. Such an attract- ive assortment has never before been shown, and intending purchasers should not fail to ex- IST FOR SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1888. GENTLEMEN in want of a Scarf for Sunday should lance at the show-window, corner 12th street and the Avenue. We fixed it to-day with new goods, among which you may notice Messrs, Fisk, Clark & Flaxy’s x a imine this unequalled offering. et ee py ae to eter | van Gi ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. ‘First oor.) (Glove bargains below.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th ang F sta, n. w. “Pp, ‘cats Royary Kim Groves. Don't skip this, for we offer the best bargains in years, The reason is we want to have no stock of Spring Kid Gloves when the fall importations arrive ‘980. for our $1.68, 4 snd 5-button “Palais Royal's Dressed Kid Gloves. ‘986, for our $1.50, 4 and 5-button “Palais Royal” Undressed Kid Gloves. ‘98c. for our $1.85, 8-button Dressed Kid Mosque- ‘98c. for our $1.75, 8-button Undressed Kid Mosque- taires, 68c. for our $1, 4-button Misses’ Kid Gloves. f-We will, as usual, guarantee and try on sbove Gloves at our risk if regular prices are paid. At 98c. ‘8 pair, so many are sold we have not clerks enough or time enongh to try them on. BLACK “PALAIS ROYAL No. 1" GLOVES Introduced this season and received with great favor. ‘They are the best French Kid, are perspiration proof and absolutely perfect fitting ; 5-button, plain, 81.50; embroidered, 81,75. . ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Glove advt. continued.) 6 “Pras Roxat» Sux Ghoves. The following are the best bargains intown. They come in black and all colors. Embroidered and plain. ‘Milanese Silk Mousquetaires, 50c., 68c. Fowne’s English Silk Mousquetaires, 980. ‘Taffeta Silk Mousquetaire, 25c., 48c. Pure Silk Mitts, only 29c. pair. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, Sarvanars Gove Banoams. Saturday morning wo shall offer the following extra good values in RELIABLE Gloves: ‘Ladies’ 8-button Mousquetaire Suede Gloves, embroidered on backs, assorted shades of Tan, ONLY 81 PER PAIR, ‘Ladies’ 4-button Suede Gloves, in Tan shades, ‘excellent quality, ONLY $1.25 PER PAIR. Ladies’ 6-button Length Gray Chamois-Skin ‘Mousquetaire Gloves, ONLY 81 PER PAIR. Ladies’ 8-button Length Gray Mousquetaire Suede Gloves, embroidered backs, Dark, Me- dium, and Silver-Gray shades, extra fine quality, ONLY $2 PER PAIR. ‘These Gray shades are very desirable and pop- ular, and are said to be scarce in this city. We Keep the full line of shades and sizes at all times. 57 Headquarters for Reliable Gloves. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Gor. 11th and F ate. "Jou Lor € Or Brack Laces. We have just secured under very advan- tageous circumstances 2,664 yards of Black AlL-silk Chantilly Laces, in choice patterns, ranging from 3 to 4 inches in width, which we shall offer at the extraordinary low price of 12Kc. PER YARD. ‘Had we bought them in the regular way the prices would be 15, 18 and 20c. per yard. Much used at present for millinery purposes in trimming bonnets, &. (First floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sta, nw. Dumixe Gioves “For . Lice For ladies who ride horseback, or drive, wo offer the following special values: 4-button Fowne's English Driving Gloves, only $1.65 per pair. Gauntlet Driving Gloves, embroidered backs, only 81.75 per pair. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and Fate nw As Ussouatten Banos | Fo MEN. On Saturday morning we shall offer in our ‘Men's Furnishing Store the following upri- valled bargain: 200 DOZEN MEN'S FINE GAUZE AND BALBRIGGAN UNDERSHIRTS. ONLY 25. EACH. It is not the low price that is surprising, but the quality and finish for that price. ‘These are sel{-faced, small finished sexms, full regular made cuff, neck and front bound in silk- finished braid. Long and short sleeves. The Dest we have yet been abe to sell at the price, and retails usually at 37}. ONLY CH. fW-Handily displayed for Saturday to help selections. You should take advantage of this oPPOFEMIY: WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts, now. Mews Prrrenn. Jean Dawes, 39 CENTS. Wesshall plice on sale Saturday morning in our Men's Department, the following excelleut bargain: 200 Doren Men's White Pepperil Jean Drawers, full cut, felled seams, strongly stayed and gussetted; ‘taves or buttons at ankles. ‘Commonly sold a ONLY 39 CE: . (Entrance 1013 F street.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Cor. 11th and F sts. mw. Sumer aint Warsrs rs Fon Sarvrpay. Wo are selling agents for the “Mother's Friend” Shirt Waists for tis city. That it has merit can be seen at a glance, and mothers should not fail to examine this waist, with its simple patent which alleviates so much wot and trouble. No sewing ou of buttons, as thi are riveted to an adjustable web belt, and can- not be torn off. Permits Lending over, romping, &e. Blewch, _(Shoe bargains below.) Suozs: Suoes Saozs:: So many unseen things in Shoes that the imitations sometimes pass for the genuine. We are makiug cus- tomers daily of those who have had bitter experience iu the past with the imitations, We are also adding to our list of patrons those iadies who have been paying exorbitant prices heretofore. In short, our shoe busi- ness is rapidly growing, being built upon the sure foundation of the BEST SHOES FOR CASH, aT MODERATE PRICES. THE “PALAIS ROYAL” $2 SHOES are of bright Dongola kid; will outwear two pairs of the ordinary 82 shoes. THE “PALAIS ROYAL” 82.50 SHOES are from one of the most noted manufacturers and generally Tetailed for #3. THE “PALAIS ROYAL” 83 SHOES have the pat- ented “Globe” insoles, and, as many know. are usually retailed for 84. THE “PALAIS ROYAL” $4.50 SHOES are best French Kid, bandsewed, and cannot be duplicated under 85. THE “PALAIS ROYAL” 85 SHOES, of genuine Kangaroo and handsewed, equal those to order at $7.50. THE “PALAIS ROYAL” $1.25 OXFORDS, Bright ‘id, hand sewed. THE “PALAIS ROYAL" $2.25 OXFORDS. Bright Kid, hand sewed, patent leather tips, ‘The usual $2.73 article, S97 Wo substantially guarantee ALL SHOES on sale, viz: Ladica’, Misses’, Youths’, Boys’, and Chil- dren's Shoes, 7 We are making Low Shoes to order, with uppers to match the costume. Alligator Shoes. Patent Leather Shoes, with undressed Kid uppers, we are ‘leo receiving many orders for. We guarantee yous saving of dollars. Practical shoe man as manager aud gentlemanly assistants, THE PALAIS ROYAL, space below.) Fans For Scxpay Use. ‘There's art in Japanese Fans the refined appreciate; 0c. to $1.50 each. Silk Gauze Fans, delicate colors, ertistically painted, inlaid sticks, #1.15; positively worth 82. Why do ladies, otherwise tastefully dressed, offend the eye by use of inappropriate fans in church? THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Seo apace below.) E KEI FOR PURE LINEN AnD JAPANESE SILK (Third floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 1ith and F sts, nw. | "Trovsszavx For 310. ‘This is one of the principal reasons of the big trade we are Going in Infants’ Goods. A six- teen-piece Trousxeau for Ten Dollars! Do not expect the best, as it would cost about Afiy. 16 FIECES FOR TEN DO! Ssxony-wool Shirts, Cr, Fianne} Bands, at 2 Flannel Pinning Bla 2 Cr, Flannel Shirtsata1 Cambric Night Robes, 2 Fine Canbrie Slips, at 50c. 1 Fine Cambric Dress, at. 2 pairs Or. Crochet Booteos, at 1 White Mull Baptismal Robe... 16 pieces. e We have also opened a choice line of Infants? and Children’s White corded Sun Shades at 26, 50, and 62%e. 1 lot of Infants’ and Children’s Hand-knit FOR LADIES, FOR CHILDREN, 80.75 THE PALAIS ROYAL having for eleven years made A specialty of this brauch of itt business, has really no opposition worth mentioning. The sales of Handker- chiefs for the last five years average $30,000 a year. ‘The sales for the week preceding last Christmas day were $4,1: ‘When it is calculated the numberof Handkerchiefs this amount representa: and when it is remembered many of our competitors also disposed of large quantities, it seems a mystery where all the handkerchiefs go to—like pins, like our money, like good tions, like dead donkeys, they disappear, but when @nd where? ‘Worsted Sacques, in combinations of pink-and- THE PALAIS ROYAL. cream, light-blue-and-cream, also plain white, (820 apace below.) ONLY 500, EACH. Our stock of Infants’ Wearing Apparel is e: tensive and varied, We name the lowest prices consistent with fine goods, (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. n. Laves Hasvxercrer Noverres ‘The very latest are those with centers of flowers; ‘bunches of forvet-me-nots, violets, &c,. are as if they had been dropped.on the Handkerchief. ‘The pure white linen shows off to advantage the delicate colors of the “nosegays,” a they'd call them the other side, Only 25c. each, and we warrant them fast colors. By actual count we have twenty-two different styles of 25e, Handkerchiefs, For 123c. each we have warranted Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, with solid color centers; fine white lines form plaids, cross-bars, &.; they have hem- stitched borders, Genuine French Novelties at 12340. each, in plain white, with hemstitohed borders, narrow and wide; and five other styles, with revere, herring-bone atiteh: ing and embroidery. Nearly 8,000 Handkerchiefs at 123¢c. for you to select from. At the following prices, not one or two or three, but dozens; the finest Linen Hankerchiefs imported to this couutry and comprising one of the finest collec- tione in the country, aud at prices lower than usual ONLY 83 PER YARD. because of our system of business: ‘Many other equally ss good bargains, which 50e- Ge. Sc. 9S #1. $1.15, $1.25, $1.35,91.48, | should command attention, 81.68, $1.75, $1.98, and up gradually in price to Gist Sete) Lag ‘THE PALAIS ROY; ie athena F (See space TAL, sta. 2. we Or Fre tne, Uxoznwaan : ‘REDUCED. Quarries Or Lace Frovxcros ‘The demand for Lace Flouncings for Lace Overdresses continues unabated. Our stock has again been reinforced with a number of exqui- aite patterns, which we are enabled to offer ex- tremely low. 40-INCH WHITE VALENCIENNES LACE FLOUNCINGS, ONLY 6240. PER YARD. 40-INCH BLACK ALL SILK CHANTILLY LACE FLOUNCINGS, ONLY $1 PER YARD. A fair quality, and very, very Cheap. EXTRA WiDE (45-INCH) BLACK ALL SILK OHANTILLY LACE FLOUNCINGS, Lm Mews Loex Hasoxencumrs, Nine men out of ton imagine Linen Handkerchiefs ‘TWO for 26c. are worthless. So they areas arule It's not the original cost, but the profits of the various in- dividuals who deal in them before you get them that make good Handkerchicfs at 3c, “few and far between.” BY IMPORTING DIRECT, smd thus sav. ing- the profits of the middle men, we offer WAR- RANTED PURE AND FINE LINEN for menpfull size; with fancy colored borders; war- ranted fast colors, or plam white with tape and narrow and wide hemstitched borders, for TWO FOR 250. Proportionately cheap, we also offer novelties at te., 35e. and 5s, ;our highest price ts 0c, and yet we have identical styles to those usually offered at ‘To close the balance of the stock we offer 22 Doz, Men's Fine-Grade All-Wool English Cashmere Underwear, Shirts and Drawers, ‘Dark fawn color, made and finished in a supe- lor manner, and just the correct weight for ‘and early summer. REDUCED: FROM $260 TO 81.75 BACH, FROM @5 TO $3.50 PER SUIT. 2013, F street entrance) WOODWARD & P, Gor. 11th Sarvanars Surr Bazoams FOR BOYS FROM 4 TO 10 YEARS. Te, ‘We confine our notice to-day to Sailor Suite ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, for small boys, and shall offer on Saturday (See space below.) Morning the following excellent values: = Boy® ALL-WOOL NAVY BLUE FLANNEL SAILOR SUITS, plain blouse, rolling collar, fall satlor style, Soft, cool, durable, dressy and generally costly. | Well-made,and nicely @nished. Sizes & to 10 Japanese Silk Handkerchiofe at moderate prices are} 7° wry 93 PER SUIT. BOTH ALL-WOOL FLANN (EL SAILOR SUITS AVY BLUE AND GRAY, ‘izes 4 to 10 years, ONLY $3.25 PER SUIT. ‘Wo have also secured an excellent line of BOM FLANNEL SAILOR BLOUSES NAVY BLUE, GRAY, AND DRAB EY #27 Dace. ot aaa ‘WOODWARD & ‘Cor, 12th st, and Pa ave, mye Cor. 11th and F ste. aw, BOYS! ALL-WOOL NAVY BLUE FLANNEL SAIZ- | Cor, WANTED--SITUATIONS._ WASTED_T0 Give #50 Casi ND TEN SER mato eat g moat Ae lon ae fore position Address VOL, Star office) #90 1 409 RO ANTED—A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID, 1 Secwek: Ms eamall family; good reference ‘8 first-class cook and retorences. Apply between Sand am at 8 Sata ‘GOOD COOK” APPLY JY stow. myer War ae DEeseuAKEns APPRENTI: Ware coca ERE SRR SE 1109 Wire Caco bead brome Bete , Star offloe my4~ Wine? 54 A FIRST-CLASS TOGRNETEAN Wien. Wareco sires WHITE BOY To assist IN A xberience preferred. BiB 10st eee Tt ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN TO eral, rk NG and assist in 1 to-day at 516 st. nLw., 20 floor. ANTED AT DICKS AGENCY. WOMEN cooks ‘nurses, fora, butters comcbusou, aaley Seen 6137thuw. my3-2 She A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN TO ‘usiat in pursing an infant and help in house ‘work for references required. Call at ork ave. 2. ‘my3-3t* ake ‘Ee RR ‘A COLORED WOMAN TO COOK, Apely 28 $3 aie my’ NTED ‘Weah and Iron ; references required 9th st nw. i SHOP: MUST. HAVE wea wai 15 Va. ave. sw. Ware tuo longa to cov ular plas an ALDE! ass reference Soroorag ty bets Qaud Baad a srr ¥V ED — DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT reau, conducted by ladies, Men aud Women, and colored, for al] kinds of dom: fctand ststes, with reference. 71 new. a26-15 Ws rED—AT ONC! ie ge ge SEWORKERS, ‘workins-housel this city, ae. Brooklyn. Bow toes rr ay = mountain it Weet Vind ¥. M. BURNHAM, 630-032 F st. nw. 7 “ONCE A GOOD COOK. ALSO, A aiter. Call at basement 813 12th st this even: ing from 7 to 9 or after 10 in morning. at WASTED EXPERIENCED AGENTS TOSOLICIT for the Olio Valley Life Insurance Safa terms. Apply at office of the company, Ceniref Na- tonal Banke 7th and Pa Or WV ANTED_WorKING HOUSEXEEP ne cooks, maida, waitresses, dairyinen, ¢.; cook and houseworker for West West Fingt Delp for eictarg try, and summer resorts, Fat n. w. . WANTED_-4 DuESSMAR MAKER IN EVERY TF —s Learners for Prof, CHRISINER'S new “Inter: national Tailor 8) ‘any inch-rule or taps- measure alone. fier ‘aud materials cut, basted, SERSER, operators jon, D.C. “‘WANTED--HOUSES. ANTED—TO PURCHASE A 7 OR & ROOM house without basement, bet. Sth and 14:h and wi. fronting south oF east; mod. nips of Bouse, size, and price, SE, prety ANTED_BY A MIDDLE. DOW LADY ‘and dauchter, the care of some furnished house Nill tate “care of howe while ¥ Strond ‘rile and ‘care Address C. WANTED, A HOUSE ON MASS. ve or K st, between 9th and 14th ata, Address K. ay 2 ms 3-30 Vv yy ANTED—BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, FUR- wel pay Feasouable rent nished or partly furnished house for summer: carriage for use; ‘gcod references. Address alsocare for horse aud Bor 31. my 3st W ANTED_BY A GENTLEMAN IN THE PUBLIC vice with fuuuily, @ furnished houre for the summer, trom May 15; remt must be mode: dress W. D. M., Star office. WANTED A CASH, BUYER WANTS 4, COUPLE ‘of Houses, worth from 84,000 to 85,000: must pay au au investment; stats exact location, price and Present rent. Address Box 24, star office." m3-3t Vv YANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, care of House for summer: good references tur= nished. Address R. H mye W182, Lal HAVING DAILY “arriic tions by parties desiring to rent hotiss of a! sizes, Patties Daviug houses to rent can secure 200 tenants by placiug them witume. Prompt collections GEO. W. LINRINS. TSth aud stow. NTED--BOARD. TANTED—BOARD AND LODGE FOR SING Keut; no other lodgers. Address LODG: ny V office. WANTED- MISCELLANEOUS D-A SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS Wislung Ww routacierirable furnished house for able rent, where «eutieaan he samecared for, may af p17 Reference required, "m3 ANTED-ONE PARLOR AND ONE CHA MBE Nor of secomd-hand farniture in ood ender {oF yer penke niiuler gf Hens. Loweat Brie, alk Addnas FUMSTPURE, Star office b) W ANTED—TO INVEST ABOUT $1,000 IN A house in a ood location to rent well; from own- gruproterred. GEO. BROTHERTON, 7a oo ate ren ANTED—8 PER CENT. 80,000. on Suburban. Pro wecar aupl iallenets econ Mine ET bors” pty Waste é per od: ‘dou mt ‘trons or rancid eps bat ym assured (all the year 461 Gat n. w.; open all me orders delivered at house jo conuection whatever with any WM, ©. SCRIBNER. Wine aie OR A PAIR OF PONIES. AP- ply at 114 6th st.s.e. my Sat WW ANTED-WELLS DUG. BORED, AND DRIVE! ter than ‘butte Found) or moacy Tefa Al Kins of well work one tu goat aki ner, ‘Pun ‘wurk ‘easy - Mock furnfatied. ‘Torus moderate. Wak. H. ona ‘323 Bth st. ne. Wikiigretitdan NABLE. 2100, NORTEET: int July 331; two per cent ‘Address Box 48, Siar D—COMMISSIONER oF DEEDS FOR wires EM penn, Te mer. 32 {Pleo from 9 am. to 5 pan. “Telephone 344-5. my2-5t ‘AN taker the most eatin making at reaso side-body patterns an Quire no ‘athing. 824 OU st. CK VOGTS BAKERY, ALL Woes ere aLL Th and ag 25 ei tem ee To Foxate een ys eee ET fru Sees gad Sze dapine to hot enero ob eerste ASTER, Mme epee FOR CASH, SROOND- HAND furniture, iS latge or emal guastioy: Ridites Bo Box Ten! Mids Siar oes. eal aaa oe Wise meat se nes oF song 18a8 Tih ec nw et "reasousble Lees Softee stay = WEeg oe ea aA four; good home; Ro washing. - Loa ar sty ra eS 1K AND German : eS ANTED—A SITUA’ x 7; SERRE! cee SS Raateee 3A Testa AB, Star » by = is who ts full; ya indy a <a AT oe, tren AGENCY © FOR COOKS, jwrm,couchnren, ad hy SAMTeRRS naverencea Gis fun et RELIABLE COMPETENT EN- Nyman g situation a6 housek Apply at ee Wa FED A 4 STTVATION PY A xikst CLA _— aye ae WANTED.-ROOM: WASTED | INO , 08, THREE FU RNISHED table nt howe 4 nuust be inoatrate“addrem HOWE ‘Star odtce: mae NEY_ OAs. 000 and over. WM. H. BARSTOW, Keai Katate Agent, ap2e-2w debt Yi GL 7th stm. Ware LOAN €3,000 FOR 5 YEARS aT 6 cent on improved city property. Apply Hak EARLY, 603 Lath st y ONEY TO LOAN, IN, SMABE OF on real estate in thecity, aby and 6 je cout ipter: “hy? “ie 1Stn an, BS, 000,, SIERRA sos at =p AP. HITE, & 00. Tie Fst ‘my 2-fwe rect. DAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON ap. ‘Tiki & kus iro * fF at. TO LOAS SEVERAL SUMS AT 5 PER CENT, caer. Sper cout om real ‘rion. Wi €5,000-TO LOAN ‘4.000 ON REAL ESTATE, fap25]_ THO. E. WAGGAMAN, nae 70 10 iear pera: 2.00, EE Siren x oo. 52,000, 1423 ¥ st. 10.000, ‘ap)-im M ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE fention to ail applications, P SWORMBTEDI & BEADLE ha 2 000, 24,000, 96.000. = VEST- We— per cent pay: : erly, in sums #100 to 81,000." pe ‘THOS, G. HENSEY, apl1-im 36 F street MoSEY 1Q,10AN ON REAL BstaTE. Lowest Fatcs. “No deiay where security te sattainctory: {NDOWMENT, LIFE AND TONTIN! cies Vought st hichest can prices Loske powptia mame. at reancnsbie varmun Aphiy A. HAC HE er Tyler & Rutherford, 1307 Fee Lesa DISCOUNTS. RICH & Ca, BANKERS, 613 15th st nw. mh24-3ma NEY LOANED ON STOCKS, BONDS, ARMY aud Navy Pay sccounts, uotes and other securi- WK DEMPSEY, Broker, 1424 New York ave. MONEY TO, LOAN IN soMs From ¢500 UB: Mie Dat lowest rates of erat and coma tions, Ub approved real estate in, 1. O MOLTZMAN, 1016 _ uae Wom end Vote aw $100, OOO Fitmiit Sountry Hate? &. Wulre ec a ary OS LF Tot f Blow a |i 427 Penusyivaniaave. MSE LOWEST nares oF NEAL ESTATE HOS J. Telopuous 43%, By ONEY TO LOAN In sums to sult, 41 enigte accurits. EK & 5 iste Far aw. )M°%#* To LOAN Ox REAL ESTATE aT Low WASH'N DANENHO’ 24 soccenor o EEO EET as ra, Moss TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE Ok FIRST- sins tees ee interest. No eehay ieee ‘secur cr Shite, 303 7m at ww. BUSINESS CHANCES. OR LARGE SUMS, | F" MET NE STO OR svar a Fae ees, ne UN Lj eee NG JOR aR TARG RS , Eennthorsnbe bo pea Stet mw Seon BaaY_0p SEaT MAN WITH Keren: use soe eta aperea at ereeaig ly moter anon . 1719 9th a, % veiw pe OR RENT_TWO ¥-FURNISHED Roo! pees pa OR BN cee TE Wk HANDED MEL figs Sy safer een ‘ohe aquare west of War and Novy Depta. ap2>- 12 JOR RENT—AT 1112 HST. N.W, A NICELY furnished frout vom, suitable for a genten summer rates JOR RENT—Wi8 = oR K ST. N. W.FORNIsKED other tours. coy the door. alec stabi 23 13TH ST NEAR N. NICELY ‘furniahed seven window family: berdice pes eee “ot JOR RENT_1502 HST. N, W, NEXT 7e EF os Tooms @n suite and single, with buant, (3 POR RE! sa NT—816 AND 814 15TH ST. NW, Fitton on manna and ant — e Oot iOs 3" FISHER &00., oe 1824 F iw, on RE Witw stants DwELas Fy a tuth, weheortden at Giutesionern, Benoaly S30) Kegs Wak TSEs REPETITS, Peunayivas ia av << mye paaise ae — an +3 RARE CHANCE FOR A MAN WITH EXERGY -established JOR SALE-CHEAP—A FRUIT AND CONFEO- ‘ners Store the nowt poplar part ofthe ety raven for ellie, owner ac abd compelled to fhecity. Address Box OL, Star office. be TO LOAN — TWO” $S2,OOO sci a0 er con: erate. Also, £5,000 will buy the. est barzain im Florida, viz’: 40 acres ip couter of Titusville, «county ‘seat at the head of Indian Liver, ~~ fetuiusie of Sack HARLAN, Mt _Vabrot' Dale souvilicand Tampa alanve orl ine ‘emule; fattimount 42 salary wTOCK AND FIXTURES OF A RESTAURANT, ~ | Ste fro. walnut top ‘are, e tures, &c., >for Bout to leave the city: Addrew J.D. ANTED-AN ACTIVE PARTNER, WILLING TO i 2 elleatabitebed and pcas Pein ANT ON jonery Store. ve. mw. one ne PS ve pad ‘will Sud tis's good oppor. = tems 311 45eet. aw. to runt) rte Yoquire wESCUTI S WILOOX, 1007 Pe. oR, = ESRI STORE AND DWELLING a ee er ah be FOR RENT--MISCELLA ANEOUS FRO BENT—xew riggs ar SAL LOWEST Batis, y6-1m, tise 1 7th wt tw a _-_ ne Ts COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. F, mL ae A PLACE or u ACRES WITH suse of five Roome:chetern, erring. aut etait in wood condition i gti eat tote hive? Sri Staton, Metropui % and @. Torn to Sauntactory B's eat, payable mouth Rpwes PITRE, Silver Spina. of by letter testa, JOR SAL ie UL BUILDING ite. full siow of thin’ ciey. inet and healthy location. su‘tal ake pond EINE ACHES ALL i cegeees Some pee Bi Ly vo C4 1 fe nen ates Pye teat suse eon eres oe ote, well of Gacent ‘water, Ave muimbeley feces eee or from the city, on Very easy PACES, and bapdsome 5-room cottage Just yet adj tin ee aa ate ei. 200. ChES tor eulslivasiou curd Glea, at #250 per acre eo ‘Over 100 ottior choice sclectious of sinall Homes an Farms, of from i to 200 acres, within from 2 te sullen ot iQ Muliabie fr farming. stock ral Gacryine, aud Yoiues tor wou tiene Ming ba Ure citys We vrana eco my4 it 121 F atéeet, 70k BALE— 2 ROCKVILLE REAL ESTATE. New 5-0, 451, brick Hotel, with 8-8. of grove and lawn Now LIE, bw. duu bo care age house, ec large lawn, elevaced eite ove: The beautiful bai Grounds.” Cheap Country Seat sith Sa within new corporate linite, chulce diya. buildin for ana a, lots ts West ‘ale, Sy Jota “it East’ End, ‘usinutes’ Ton. "Mouses for i one Sinanel”™ nest -A NICE COUNTRY SEAT OF TEN acres, eleven room by ith all modern oun Sentences: fruit of all Kinds” stable, &c. Peares Mul near Teniey town full avply to 3. T. DYER, 600 13th 6. uw. JOR SALE OK KENT—THE OLD bKOOKS MAN: Hmion; very lange and suitable for sumer howls al seven iuinutes by Fail to Brooke Stas Bon, Mee rach aed" TL.,"menty mut Grive frou the city. Also, two now cotuges, es Pornagitid ine atthe “ahs clare thd! bart doninad cOkland edjvine «rounds of ‘New Catholic Univer oat he uel ermal wuart cf Waiter. Apply to BF LEIGHTON and KE. PAINO, teen, 484 Louisiane ave, “53-30 Fgh BENT COUNTY PLACE, “TEN ax fatal stable fecod prin nin cote uorthiwead wood. POX, 620 F wt nw. “usa RENT-FARM OF 70 ACRES IN PRINCE PH Geonse County, Md. half ‘ttle trv District. Ap of pure waler, a}tien, chermes sed fess = pure w ‘aad ences : “GA PLANDER, 1934 Tat tw, RENT—AT LAUREL, MD.—NEW “QUEEN “Anne” cottage: 8 roolns. Istrobe, range, ke Sconre, niently, ‘and beautifaily deaie: isa water, 3 minutes to railroad station <rmouth STEIGER ® LikbEtMA: 2st Fae wil asa wel ma Roney ye ‘of «round: some Leal dou, ie taios from the from the city ; #1,200, #11 air Paes g oo at Soa, and = MANSION, ok railfosd station, 12 “rooms: newly papered ; Ritches, four four roots: ebro Fu SAL Se Lots ar five ta walk, the, cle ‘oure water |ADDOR, Mockwiles Ma” ay0Su" JOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FoR CITY PROP: seat of 100 acres, quarter of « Biation, Met Brauch By & O. XC; improved by a lange doublé tres be rooms, wit ‘watered: vaut 600 z | Pam srr aig JOR RENT—THREE-ROOM COTTAGE 2 ‘rom this, cay, with wy eerenot food am fet i are ER 23-1 Vie See EAM, DYEING. AY AND CLEAND ANTEP STEAM, DYEING. AND ¢ ING— a oy om, Price S250, ood myst U. L, BOYER, 311 4st aw. Ladies? and Gent ita Cleaned oF oes FOR MAKING BIG MONEY Saratgies 1 Sa eee one ee Mee Siestameaneee| ne os as oo aca mae