Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1888, Page 2

2 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: CROsMY 5. NOYES. = ‘The Evening Star hae a regular, verwanent bens Sde daily circalation mere thap treble that of any other daily paper published In ‘Washington, and much greater thay that of alt the other daily papers here added together. ‘The Farwell bill now before the Senate gives ‘the B. and P. railroad whatever additional priv- dleges it asks. A bill fs said to be in preparation which meets all the wishes of the B. and 0. and places st upon the same footing as the B. and P. ‘To secure pertect fairness and justice, a third batch of legistation will be necessary in order that the legislators of the District and the guardians of its ‘Weifare may meet some of Wasbington’s wishes and needs im the matter of relief from exist- ing railroad evils if, however, the rail- roads are to be treated impartially, and if @ consideration of the interests of the Dis trict ts to figure at all in this legislation, the local railroad problem wil! not be treated piecemeal, but ‘Will be settled by a single comprehensive and ‘Sstatesmanike plan, which by concessions andcom- ‘promises will give reasonable twall the parties interested. “Tbe wants Pr'the ana P. ‘Will not be met in advance of those of the B. and ©., and the needs of the District will not be neglected until after the railroads are fully satis. fed, and, perhaps, indefinitely. The B. and O. wishes Southern connections, equal station factll- Yes with the B. and P., and permanency of route ‘and station site. The B. and P. wishes additional freighting and storage facilities, a legalizing of its ‘unauthorized use of certain public property, and permanency of route and station site. The District ‘Wishes the removal of the Baltimore and Ohio's antiquated station, and of surface tracks and grade crossings, so far as practicable, from North- east and Soutn Washington; the tunneling of Northeast Washington, and a sinking or elevation of the tracks in South Washington, so that trade and travel may flow unobstructed tothe river frout; the removal of tracks and station from tbe ‘Mall, or—If Congress, after due consideration, de- cides that this park, held in trust by the Govern- ment for the use of the people of the capital and of the nation, shall be devoted permanently Yo railroad purposes—the adoption of every engineering and artistic device to les sen the park's disfigurement, and the danger to the driving public from frightened horses; and, finally, adjacent stations for the two Toads at some central and reasonably convenient point. All these wants should be satisfied at one ume and by a single actof legislation. Ample material upon Which to base a wise solution of the matter is furnished by the plans considered in the Fecent investigations of the special Senate com- mittee to those members of Congress whose atten- ‘tion has not in the past been directed to the sub- Ject by the constant and well-founded complaints ‘Of the people of the District. To relieve the ‘throttling which South and Northeast Wash- ington suffer from the railroads, already more highly favored in the capital than any other city of the world, is as inspiring a ‘task as any to which a Congressman who wishes todo his duty as a representative of the District, and not merely to divide privileges and public property between the railroads, can address him- Self. This evil should be remedied, as the price of any concessions whatever granted to the roads. ‘The question whether the only large park within thecity limtts shall be dismembered by the carrying corporations, and permanently turned over to them for disfigurement in order to bring them nearer by ‘two or three minutes to the business center, should also be thoughtfully considered by both houses of Congress. If it ts determined to sacrifice the interests of the capital in the matter, equal priv. Jeges should be given to both roads, and every condition imposed which will ameliorate the evil of this railroad occupation. The railroad throt- ting of two sections of the city cannot be longer endured, and if Congress will uot furnish relief ‘without doing permanent injury to the beauty of ‘Washington by destroying the symmetry of its Parking system, and without confirming a bad precedent at the expense of the city’s health by public reservations outright to corpora- already too much pampered,—then the condition must be borne as a choice of evils, But the District asks a direct decision by both houses of Congress of the question concerning the ‘occupation of the Mall, as well as relief from those Hy —<—<$<—— Probably the talk about an Intention on the part Of certain repubiican Senators to “hang up” the nomination of Mr. Fuller for Chief Justice for an Indefinite period has its origin in the mind of some ‘wensation-monger. The Senate has done all the Gropped their quarreling and became as friendly a8 any one could ask. Whatever ts done with Mr. Fuller's nomination will be done from something higher than mere partisan motives. If, after a stir examination of bis antecedents, no flawscan be found thereon, he will go through. without any ‘opposition worth mentioning. Should his record prove defective, he will be rejected as frankly as Caleb Cushing was. The talk about his partisan af@iliations during the war will hardly carry the ‘same weight now, however, as it would have a dozen years ago. Mr. Lamar, whose opinions on ‘the questions of state rights and secession were known without inquiry, and who was actually at ‘one time a member of a hostile government estab. lushed within the borders of the United States, has passed muster for a seat on the Supreme bench— ‘Rot the highest seat, it ts true, but one in which his views and vote on constitutional questions ‘will count as much as those of the Chief Justice himself. Mr. Fuller's case can hardly present a severer test than his, a At two widely-separated coast citis—Boston and New Orieans—the electric wire problem has ‘been disposed of in two different ways, each effec. Uve after its fashion. In Boston the aldermen have Fepassed over the mayor's veto a bill providing for ‘the burying of wires in conduits underground. In New Orieans permission has been given the parties tm interest to erect towers at intervals of two or three squares in the Principal thoroughfares, the supports resting in ach instance ou the four corners formed by the Antersection of two streets. These towers are run ‘Up to great heights, so that the wires are well out of harm's Way as long as they are kept in repair. ‘The tower solution 1s one which would hardly answer for most of the large cities in the United States. In the first place, the towers are Recessarily unsightly. -¥sthetics aside, however, ‘there ts the objection in cities further north than 2New Orleans, where, for at least one-third of every ‘Year, snow and sleet storms are of frequent occur- Tence, that wires strung at great altitudes are as table to Dreak, and to do damage when they tall, 2s those strung nearer the ground. The subterra, ‘ean conduit doubtless offers the safest and best “way outof the diMiculty for every city which is NOt subject to the objections to a disturbance of ‘the ground tbat apply in a city of the climate of ew Orleans with its surface below the water- devel. ge Secretary Bayard will be upheld by every Amer- Can patriot In bis position In the pending contro- ‘Yersy with France, that the Government of the ‘United States bas enacted and will enforce its laws concerning the naturalization of foreigners, and that other nations must respect those laws “without reference to any of a different tenor that way stand on their own statute-booka, ‘It we per- Witved the application of other rules than th, ‘We might as well give up naturalization altogether, —__ J.C. Horcmmsox, DMPORTER OPENING THURSDAY, MAY 10, FRIDAY, MAY 11. ‘SUITS, Choice collection of Imported Suite, each Bult ‘Deing made to order expressly for us, consisting of exclusive styles in WHITE AND COLORED DRESSES, Attrom $4.50 to @38. Fitted without extra charge. PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS. Anassortment so complete and varied thet ladies will bave no difficulty in matching dresses, é ‘MILLINERY, -my3.64 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE LBSTED, QUANTITY OF NEW EFFECTS IN lored Bordered Hemstitched Handkerchiefscen- ‘erally sold at 10 cents, our price 5 cents each. my 9-20" ‘KOHE'S, Some Grasp Bazoass IN CLOTHING ar OAK HALL, COR. TENTH AND F STS. ‘We have just closed out s lot of about 40 Lt. Brown Cheviot Cutaway Suits; they are all wool and worth $12; wo sell them at $7.50. Bive Flannel Suits at. Blue Flannel Suits ; worth $15. Prince Albert Suita, in Black and Grey, from $13.50 up. Immense line of Cassimere and Cheviot Suits from 8650 up. Besutifal Serge Suits at $10; worth $15, Full line of Pants $1 and upward. White and Fancy Vests 50 cents and upward. Suits for Clergymen, special cut,in Drap d’Ete and Granite. For Boys 4 to 15.—A full line of Suits, in both two ‘snd three pieces, trom $2.50 up. For Boys 14 to 18.—A beautiful line of Suits at prices which cannot bs approached by any other house, We are just receiving @ full line of Coats and Vests for light summer wear. OUR MOTTO: NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS ar OAK HALL, my3-3m. Cor. 10th and F. ADIES’ DRESS] SACQUES, Lists ees sad raat al over: echt and TayOnte | Tom VE conte Og O97 Fat. nw. Sus To Onn $20 aw 822. CHEAP FABRICS ARE SELDOM GOOD, BUT GOOD FABRICS ARE SOMETIMES CHEAP. AS IT I8 WITH MATERIAL 80 WITH LABOR. CHEAP LABOR IS OFTEN WORSE THAN WORTHLESS, BUT GOOD WORK 18, BY PROPER ARRANGEMENT, OBTAINABLE AT REASONABLE PRICES. UNDER PROPER METHODS THINGS EVEN UP IN THE END OF THEIR OWN ACCORD. THE GOOD WORKMAN MAKES AS MUCH BY STEADY REGULAR LABOR AS HIS BROTHER WHO WORKS SPASMODICALLY —DEMANDING HIGHEST RATES FOR THE LITTLE ACTUAL WORK HE DOES: THIS APPLIES WITH FORCE TO TAILORING, THE RESULT OF LATE JUDICIOUS PUR- CHASES COMBINED WITH PROPER DIS- TRIBUTION OF LABOR 18 THE HOME AND FOREIGN FABRICS DISPLAYED IN SHOW-WINDOW, MARKET-SPACE FRONT, FROM WHICH WE MAKE CLOTHES TO OBDER SACK SUITS, @20; CUTAWAY SUITS. $22, THE BEST TAILORING YET ATTEMPTED FOR LOW PRICES. NOT CHEAP TAILORING BY ANY MEANS, BUT GOOD TAILORING CHEAP. SEEY THE GUODS ARE HERE TO BE SEEN, GLAD 70 SHOW THEM TO YOU. DUPLICATES OF THOSE IN WINDOW AS WELL 48 PAT- ‘TERNS NOT EXHIBITED. EVERY SUIT ‘MUST FIT BEFORE IT LEAVES. WE DON'T PROPOSE TO PERMIT PEOPLE TO WEAR BADLY-FITTING GARMENTS IF WE HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH FASHIONING THEM, NOT MUCH. S8aKS AND COMPANY, CLOTHES, SHOES, FURNISHINGS AND HATS, myo 7TH 8T. AND MARKET SPACE. the price of Children’s T: andl colony from $1.00 and #1. _myoae s st W. M. Suvsrzx & Soxs. ZEPHYE ROBES at half price. We have just closed out alot of Embroidered Zephyr ‘Robes, in pink, blue, Diege, and grey, which we will sell at half price, con- — here pn nine yards of Embroidery. 7 NDIA and CHINA SILKS. i few all-wool FRENCH ALLIES, choice designs. New OMBRE GINGHAMS, latest importation. Reduced prices MOIRE SILKS. Reduced prices INDIA SILKS. Sear }ATROSS: BES at @7, New patterns CHANTILLY LACES. boa Bargain iu BLACK GROS GRAIN FRANCAIS. “een ‘ANT OF ROOM COMPELS Uy TO REDI F Py, To REDUCE Gelegates who favored the admission of women to ‘the clove scrutiny of credentials for which the pre- eedent was set in the case of the women, and two male delegates have been rejected. There is just grain of consolation in that to the excluded deen A Ee ee ‘The Washington herdics are getting shead ot ‘BEST MADE. ‘the street cars in experimenting with electric | See our references, motors 1M. W. BRVERIDGE, AF Pp, myS-lw ‘No. 1009 Penna. ave. ‘ocwzarx Pex oo Recs Smoce Orme QUART OF IX Mas. M. J. HUXT, FOR $1.50. = 1300 F BF. X. w., be prepared to exhibit on THURSDA! wr wit each pont We ganas | handsome norton of the lahat stv’ fn reweh persect | and Eoglish ers ace SONNETS axD mars mayl-dm ‘ave. above for Sommer Wear. EDDY REFRIGERATORS, Do You Nez TRUNKS! SATCHELS. VALISES» ‘We mention few items to giveyou an idea of how we sell our goods. Price. @325 €350 6375 9400 9450 LADIRS' LEATHER TRUNK. Barrel top, large boxes, covered with leather, tron bottom, full saratoga finish, ‘Size. 28 30 32 “ 36 $5.50 96.00 90.50 97.00 97.50 VALISES AND SATCHELS. ALL-LEATHER VALISEs from §2 to 88. ALL-LEATHER SATCHELS from $1.48 to $8. A line of CHEAP VALISES at 960. and 81.25. A line of fine ALL-LEATHER SATCHELS, usual prices $1.75 and #2: OUR PRICE, 81.50. A line of ALL-LEATHER SATCHELS, usual prices $2.75, 83 and $3.50; OUR FRICE, @2.50. BAU EES! rrr tT 00 WW F bu. 8? Oe eS. 20 designs of Rose Montuers, Lilly of Valley, Daisy, ‘Butter Cup, and Clover Clusters, choice 25e. 30 designs of Rose Bunches, Daisy Wreaths, and Gilt Flowers, choice 480. Largest sssortment of Montuers at from 48¢. to $2, ‘Long Montuers in White, Pink, Light Blue, for trimming Lace Hots and Bonneta Flower Material in all colors and designs at THE BOM MARCH 316 7TH STREET ¥.W. i: A Wor Os Two 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. FIRST WE MENTION THR ROUGH, STRIPED ENGLISH GOODS, IN LIGHT COL- OBS. THESE ARE MADE MOSTLY IN “NORFOLK” STYLES, AND ARE THE MOST POPULAR IN NEW YORK OF ANY THING BROUGHT OUT THIS SEASON, SECOND. SAME STYLE OF OOODs, IX CHECKS, PLAIDS, AND PLAIN MIXED CHEVIOTS, CUT IN PLAIN JACKETS. THIRD. THE “THRRE-PIRCE SUITS," 1. 2. OUT-AWAY JACKET, VEST AND PANTS, THESE ARE MADE OF FINE PLAIN GOODS AND IN MIXED CASSIMERES, NOW A WORD AS TOMARING. 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 PLEASED WITH THEM. OF COURSE, THEY ARE NOT Low PRICED, SUCH WORK CAN ONLY BE PUT UPON FINE GOODS, AND COSTS MORE ‘THAN CHEAP WORK. THE THREE STYLES WE HAVE NAMED ARE MADE UP IN THIS WAY, AND ARE THE BEST WE KNOW OF. SIZES FROM 4 TO 15 YEARS, PRICES FROM @12 TO 915. LOTS OF SUITS FHOM 9¢ UP, BUT THESE ARE SPECIAL GOODS AND EXTRA MAKE, AN INSPECTION WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT THESE ARE SOMETHING UN- USUALLY FINE AND GOOD. EB. BARNUM & Co, 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. mys Pum Ficrs IN THE DRY GOODS BUSINESS. LOUR BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT 18 UX- QUESTIONABLY THE LARGEST IX THE CITY. 2.QUB STOCK TWICR AS LARGE AS ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY. 3. OUR PRICES 48 LOW AS THE LOWEST. 4.0NE PRICE FOR EVERYBODY: BQUAL RIGHTS TO ALL. 5. OM ACOOUNT OF THE ABOVE IT 18 UN. NEORSSABY FOR US TO USE COLUMNS IN NEWSPAPERS FOR ADVERTISING PURPOSES, BUT LET THE ABOVE FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES ‘TO FACILITATE MATTERS, ON ACCOUNT OF THE ENORMOUS INCREASE IN OUR BUSINESS AND CONSEQUENT LARGER NUMBER OF PACKAGES TO BR DELIVERED, WE WAVE CONTRACTED WITH THE PARCEL DELIVERY 00. TO ATTEND TO THE DELIVERY OF ALL PACKAGES SOLD AT OUR STORE. THIS COMPANY WILL MAKE FOUR DELIVERIES 4 DAY IN EVERY PART OW THE CITT. OUR REMNANT ROOMS OPEN ALL THR YRAR ROUND ON THIRD FLOOR, WHERB BARGAINS CAN ALWAYS BE SECURED. LANSBI'RGH & BRO. ‘THE ORIGINATORS OF CLOSE PRICES, mayl_ 490, 683, 406, 496 Teh st, 617, 19 8that. prion anv cane ‘MADE A SPECIALTY. ‘By BYRON &. ADAMS, Printer, my8-lm f 524 Set aw, a és PALAIS ROYAL BARGAIN 151; Sag® FOR THURSDAY, MaY 10. ‘MEWS $1 DOGSKIN DRIVING GLOVES. Strongly hand-sewed. Patent attschment, Button Automatically, Embroidered Backs. Tans and Lon- don Rea. Every pair warranted; tried on at our risk. 82 Gloves for $1—one of our illustrations of what Prompt pay doesin buying, ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL (Umbrella bargains below.) Hawovssres For Unorsuus ‘The quantities, variety, and the qualities for the prices make us HEADQUARTERS. GENUINE “GLORIA” UMBRELLAS. ‘The genuine “Gloria,” being s mixture of silk and ‘wool, has all the appearance of silk, with twice its durability. ‘MEN'S SIZES, with natural sticks, §1.50 aud 91.75; rolled gold or sterling silver handles, €2.20 and $2.48, rice according to size of the paragon frame. LADIES’ SIZES, with crook and other style handles im natural wood and polished ebony, 81.50; with ail- YE gol ol, cettuold, and ebony fancy handles, OIL-BOILED SILK UMBRELLAS. ‘The very cheap silk umbrellas we do not keep, because ‘they areunreliable. Our best silk umbrellas have these words woven in: “Guaranteed, 1888.” Such umbrellas RECOVERED FREE OF CHARGE if they split, MEN'S SIZES, €2.48 and ¢2.98, with plain handles; $2.75 and 83.35, with rolled gold and sterling silver hendles. From €3.50 to $9.25 we show a grand va- riety of fancy handles. Particularly pretty handles to the following Umbrellas: A aflver ball, with hunting scene, $4.68; twig of tree, of solid silver, $6.25; a sil- ‘Yer lion's head, $7.68; a silver hand, #7.68. The beat Enghsh Spittlefields Silk in all these Umbrellas. LADIES" SIZES-81.90 for Silk Umbrelias, with “silverized” natural-wood handles, in crooks, balls, and rings. From §2.38 to 86.48 every conceivable style of fancy handle; the more expensive are extra Jong, of solid silver, representing ram's born, foliage, shepherds’ crooks, &. £2"Not expecting Jewelers’ profits, our prices are nesrly one-half the prices often charged for these novelties, and so with Paris Parasols, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Shoe bargains below.) Best Suors Ase Cursresr. But where to get the cheapest best Shoes? is the question. The Palais Royal can afford to quote the lowest prices because credit is not asked or given. ‘The following prices are quoted after due investiga tion and are authentic: Finest Hand-made Oxford Ties, patent leather vampe and tips. Palais Royal price, @3.50: elsewhere 85. ‘There is only one other house keeping this shoe. French Kid Oxfords, made by hand and in one piece: for those with tender feet. Palais Royal price, 83.50: elsowhere at 84, $4.25 and $4.40. Bright Dongola Kid Oxfords, hand-made, “common- sense” last only; for athletic girls and women, Palais Royal price, #2.50; our only competitor charges #3. $8 We are credited with the prettiest Shoe parlor in Washington. We are certain you can't ask for any- ‘thing desirable in Ladies’ and Misses’, Youths’ and Boys’, Children’s or Baby's Shoes that we haven't. We make THE BEST SHOES TO ORDER at prices to sur- prise you. §2-We're trying to fill in a gap in tho Shoe trade, SUPPLY THE BEST AT MODERATE PRICES. Here. tofore it has been low prices and trashy shoes or ex- orbitant prices for the good shoes. THE PALAIS ROYAL Qfuch in little, below), Hosteny Axo Unvenwear Bancame. New Lisle Hose arrived. Special sale prices for Cot- ton Underwear continued. The 10 per cent discount on Japanese Vases and French Clocks. Want of space prevents details. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Lace bargains below). BLAGK aT SURPRISE PRIGES. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL invites inspection of the new Stock of BLAOK SILK LACE FLOUNCINGS AND DRAPERY NETS, which, being bought much under ‘usual prices, will be the surprise of the season. 42-INCH CHANTILLY LACE FLOUNCINGS: 91.35 quality for 91.50 quality for $1.35. $1.75 quality for $1.50. $2.50 quality for $2. $2.08 quality for $2.68. 83.75 quality for 83. 94.25 quality for $3.50, ‘85.50 quality for @4. 96 quality for 94.98. 96.50 quality for 95.19, 42-INCH SPANISH GUIPURE FLOUNCINGS: 82.75 quality for 62. 93.25 quality for $2.50, ‘The Stock includes about fifty pieces BLACK SILK DRAPERY NETS, nearly all 1 yarda wide, and cost- ‘tng more to import than | below, Polka Dot Effects @1.60 yard. Pretty Figured Effects 61.79 yani. Various Floral Effects $2.19 yard. ‘Potnt Deaprit Effects $1.19 yard, tr In ‘SPECIAL on ‘mentioned below ‘BLACK BLACK BLACK THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C., whbnesps r, MAY ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F ste. n.w. 9. 1888—-SIX PAGES. WANTED—HELP. Wi “ WHITE age Ye To ESR “nee kar anes Wi — WHITE mes Saeeee = SS Waren eae aaa ame teh FIRST- ‘ANTEDCIMMEDIATELY, SEVERAL class Ws ‘and Skirt. ‘Also, two toes, at Bars. F's, 325 Aci n.e. WwW $10 to seo Ban, 940; cham! wait ¥ TO LEARN TI «Apply at 121: BRIGHT GEO! BOY FOR a eh dy eave corinne, Bea meee % “a Mate points ‘Addresa aan TELE: FROREGo. ‘Astor Place, New York. Bio Stock or SF svaxzse Firs, strong, Wide range for selections—10, 12, 18, 20, 25, 30, 35, 37, 40, 50, and 55c. each. ‘With this stock comes a special lot of Painted Satin Fans, with olive-wood sticks, in cardinal, cream, light blue, pink, golden brown, and old gold, which have never before got below 50c. tn WE SHALL SELL THEM AT 39 CENTS EACH. ‘Hundreds of styles of Silk, Satin, Feather, ‘and other Fans st bottom prices, especially for summer opera, &c. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Cor. 11th and Fate. nw, ‘We drop the price, as they must be sold at once. You have the backwardness of the season, to thank for it. ‘We shall offer to-morrow morning twenty-four Elegant Braided and Embroidered Robes, plain ‘material, with sufficient braided or embroidered, garniture for full suit, These are the same ‘handsome patterns and shades we have been offering at $22.50, $25 and $30 cach, YOUR CHOICE OF THE LOT FOE $15. WOOWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th and F sts, nw. Brack Berux Jzxsevs Ar $1.75. ‘Wo make a specialty of this Jersey on account of ite superiority over all others at the price. It is manufactured in Berlin, is all wool, close, and firmly woven, one more than the usual number of buttons down the vest front, is made with darts to insure a perfect shape and fit, and for real worth outdistances every price rival. 81.75 each. ta It ia a representative bargain of s stock of Dargaina, (Third floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Gor, Lith and F ste. nw. Faxcr Sonne Sux Fusztca SUPERB VARIETY! ATTRACTIVE COLORINGS! HANDSOMEST OF SILK SUITINGS! FOR SEASHORE DRESSES, &c, ‘The stock embraces printed and figured Pon- eee, Benyalines, China, and Crepe Silks. The Printed are of two or more contrasting colors, ‘while the figured are of one. Wo offer HANDSOME PRINTED PONGEE SILKS ONLY 50c. PER YARD. FIGURED CHINA SILKS, ONLY 750. PER YARD. PRINTED CHINA SILKS, $1, 81.25, AND 81.50 PER YARD. RICHLY PRINTED BENGALINE SILKS, ONLY 81.25 PER YARD. FIGURED CHINA SILKS, ONLY $1.25 PER YARD. BEAUTIFUL FIGURED CREPE SILKS, ONLY 8125 PER YARD. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sta, n. w, For Sas Currams, &c. We shall offer on Thursday morning: 1,000 YARDS IMITATION MYSORE SILKS, ONLY 15c. PER YARD. A fine cotton fabric, figured and colored in im- itation of the handsome Mysore Silks, especially gree ncenuperaess (Fourth floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and Festa, nw. Luce Axo Cassarc Suaus. Full line of White Nottingham Lace Pillow- ‘Shams, 6 inches square, 50c., 65c., 75¢, 80c., 90c., G1, 81.10, $1.25 and 81.50 per pair. 1 lot Fine Cambric Pillow-Shams, % yard equare, 3-inch hem and 4-inch ruffle, ONLY 750. EACH. 1 lot Fine Cambrio Pillow-Shams, % yard square, three X-inch tucks, 4-inch ruflle. ‘ONLY 81 EACH, ‘Fourth floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Gor, 11th and Fata, Exrm Vises Ix Bors Sure. 1 Lot Boys’ Fine All-Wool Norfolk Suits made from Domestic, English and Scotch Suitings, well made, and carefully finished; sizes four to twelve years, ONLY 85 PER SUIT. « We believe this to be as good asuit for the Price as possibly obtainable. We also offer 150 PAIRS BOYS' EXTRA PANTS ‘im nest Stripes, checks and mixtures; sizes four AS ase @1 PER PAIR, y’ Kilts and. Suits ; ticularly completo at present. and we are amen: dug a number Of unrivalled bargains, (Third floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. ow. Reapr.mavz Corrox Brower, We are prepared to fit out Hotels, Summer Cottages, Boarding-houses, Steamboats, Insti tutions, &¢., with SHEETS, Sheets made from 9-4 cotton: measure 81 inches wide and 88% inches long. Quly G5c. READY-MADE BLEACHED SREETS, Gheots made from 6-6 cotton, far cots; ‘ure 54 inches wide and 88 inches long, WAR HITE BOY OF Kou PINSKI, 631 I st. nw. = moat 'ANTED-GOOD WAITERS AT SCOTT'S, 216 Sth at. now. it ‘ANTED — TWO Fins’ Waren ead workers” daa, SOLS, ayo UMBERS, 21 14th st. ‘ANTED_—A GOOD, RELIABLE WOMAN TO DO several housework in # small family, white or well recommended. Inquire at myb.oe ‘ANTED—A STRONG WHITE BOY TO TAKE care of horse ad make himself generally tss!al in restaurant, $10. per month and board also Walter wanted, At 8C EWS Navy Yard Ex fignes"cor. 8th and L ¥ 'ANTED—A SETTLED COLORED WOMAN TO 00 the entire work of s family of two: must be laundrese; bring references, Apply at # = va W, ‘and {or family of four good waxes ‘Apply. at 10L2 aut st ‘bermaid paid for first-class servant. Bow. Warn. WHITE WOMAN, WITH BEST Tecommendaticus, as first-class’ cook; willitig to do chamber and dintng-room work, and Wash for a family of two grown persons: = home assured. Inquire at 604 13th at., opposite the Treasury Bulla ing, between the hours uf 12and3 pan. Wo ‘waitress, y ANTED—A DRIVER FOR A BOTILED BEER Yast pubonvtansd the becineas nnd coms ie German’ preferred. my9-3t WWANTED-IMMEDIATELY—A GOOD CABINET. Wartterend totsher Apis 1228 ft ‘ANTED — TWO GOOD SALESMEN FOR OUR me So a oe heater ae bs = . Apply after 10am. F. A. TH! ra street nw. ae ‘ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN TO TAKE CHAKGE of laundry st s summer Lotel; one with experi- ence prefe wages, Address Box 100, = oma! rANTED_AT ONCE—A GOOD BOY TO WaIT VV on sls fountains earn the dru rae with’s ‘litte experience pi FOUNTAIN, Stat office. sari Late TN TE ZO ference. 5 a and rionce Fequired). 810 arora and 9 iho e) ipeap: S10 weekly while learning. ‘Personally, 9 o'cloct Ww © SIEWALT, O12 Fetnw. At W: ED A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE: wor cman preferred. Apply north cornerGthandBoundary. Wy ANTED—A RESPECTABLEGERMAN GIRL FOR eneral housework. One used to American cook tow, “Must have city references. Appiy at 10181 st nw. WANTED COMPETENT ‘MAN COOK WHO HAS deen to sea, for eummer cruise on yacht. Call, with references.’ W. E, BURFORD, 1423 ‘New York avo. my8-2 ‘want to represen ve ire Life Insurance Company that is in advance of all ‘thers, easy to work. pays handsomely, and has a capi- tal of $200,000, reaarys over $60,000; issues entire Ok Ae Insurance; endorsed by the most « sursnen ackuacien, Jourzaisend putts. gone Pup level premium rates with larger cash. than any other agsoriation will g:ve; 1g infact if you want to represent the best, call betwoen and 6 p.m. ‘up-stairs) Pennsylvania ave. u.w., io lars, A rare engage ts live, ANTED—A WOMAN TO COOK WasH, AND iron for a small family. 1301 Khode Islwd and learn ave. mys-3t y ANTED—T0-DAY—COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS, Wit geaieie waitery, ke ‘theo, elp for waters s, Fes refunded if employment ig not secured ME NTEVEND EMPLOYMENT BUREAC, 717 bab | nw. iny8-6t" NTED-A COLORED GIRL FOR GENERAL Vv Housework in family of four adults: must stay t; references required. inquire, befor. oon, nie iter ne. myst WANTED, jOEMAKER ON NEW WOR! WW and repairing, at 720 43 st. ow. my7-30 ANTED—SIX OR EIGHT AGENTS FOR 1N dustrial Lite Insurance Apply at ones, 003 F mas7-2 ata. 7 TED—A GOOD COA WArork. apply to as: Ke Sh nS SE SRS SETS LS Mk WASTED A COMPETENT MIDDLE AGED Wo- man to cook and do general housework for family of fouradults. Apply, with references, at 1107 \CH-SMITE. PROBY, 1230 32d at. VANTED—LADIES TO KNOW THEY CAN Joarn, dresa cutting by the ew perfect tailor half price. Agents wan' ome {OF Jer AUIIIOF st nw. Second floor. “say S-bmn WANTED 5 DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT | BU- and colored, for all kinda of Uomestic labor: fir Dis: ty . trict and states, with reference, 71 Ny ANTED—A LADY 01 1a ving cutaide Weehington, otanding. fiven and exscted. -B BAIN estic labor 7 Mest. a. for Dis; one ‘Wy ANTED—A DRESSMAKER IN EVERY FAMILY. Wittiters for Prot CHAIBTNEN'S ‘new “Inter: national Tailor System” with any inch-rule or tape- pope oe ec Sele a Fees ee mb 10-2m' WANTED--SITUATIONS, at 628 ‘ANTED—A FEW ENGAGEMENTS IN FAMI- Witte by a dressmaker: cutting. Siting and drapine Spetialty, “Address HELEN. star omtee. fer i —DICK’S AGENCY FOR COOKS, Ware ; 50 yalets for traveling; waiters, coachmen. ad hostlers for family and resorts. Allcity references. G13 7th st u. * ayo 7 NTED HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS A ae re en, Butiers SAM'L A. COOMBS, O20 Fou nw. myieat> han TM BURNHAS 3 myo-3t* ” SUVANTED-SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN, descent lady's maid; take W eciak arent dye ed oa ka ot cone oF two children and sewing: can jood refer Hov NEESER Sees WASTED SRY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CARE WASTED TMG ¢ ROOM, HOUSES. LOCATED ——————————————— WANTED-MISCELLA NEOUS WASZED- THE LOAN OF 500 FOR THREE LSS eE ames ae Gree MONEY, Starotice ee F ae ANTED-TO OBTAIN $500 ON A LIFE IN- surance policy for €3,000. XY. i, Star ofioe. “t-te ANTED—-THE USE OF HORSE AND BUGGY during the spring mouths (Qump-seat preferred, Inquire Koom 1, 1417 F st. lest of care taken. _my8-3t 5 WASTED AT KNOWN THAT FRESH ALDER- urAcd every tmirning abd de- ey Mvered tn Se Ib, “Ward” prints, Abe tage Cheese and Buttermilk. Sweet mys WARNTEDSTEAM SCOURING BY OUN THOT ‘Sstoain process. gent thoroughly cleaned “byt steam.” PRINCE, 1011 F WANTED | PARLOR stored. per ib. Alno Cot fk Ge. per quart i Wranet WW écrestaee vas carpet, Pathetic ron, paper base abd Copyer il larwe of einal ‘Aiddevee Box 16, Star vice my watnpies whi Address Box 38, Star ofli-e. WASTED TRY ok Ber: per pound, don't get sti etn beat ter than butter: satisfaction assured (all the mys we. WiNteacae BORED, AND DRIVEN ‘All Kinds of well work dove iu most skiliful mao: ner. Pumps made to work easy. Puups abd pum tock furnished. ‘Terms moderate, WM. H. MOTT A. 233 8th st. n°. iuy3-1m* y ANTED—FREDER kinds of cakes, pi 210 7th at aw. and 4 SCRIBNER, ‘aud 5 Center Market, Z in-street wing. uy 13m ANTED—EVERYBODY'TO KNOW ‘That they can preserve their Furs Woollen, Goods, Silks. Fine Clothing, Carpets, &c., from moth and other insect life by xendins: ws articles to the CENTER MARKET COLD STORAGE | ROOMS, where they will be kept at a fixed tempera ture during the hot weasut, at a moderate price yer we _myl-Ln e WANZEG POR CASB_TURNITURE, FEATHER Carpets, Stoves, or entire Household f Address H.'BAUM, 219 7th st. aw. WEANTEDSTEAM, DYEING AND CLEANIN, Ladies’ and Gentlemen's spring Suits Cleaned oF Dyed in best workmwantike inanber.” M dyed on shortest notion: 28" years ex called for and delivered. 1. Kt Pose t, how. oppoaite Portiabd Fists, WANZEDIiouss, To horwes s specialty ; box-stalls; paddock farm on 7th st. road, 8 miles from city. ‘ap16-1m* 0. HP CLARK, Sligo, Ma. yANTED—DANIEL J. MOFFAT, 414 4% 8 Wont Welles Pompe: furaiahed: well sort Stak kinds done; skilled workmen employed. prompt at- tention; prices moderate; driven wells # specialty. apl4-ime WANTEDI STEAM. CARVET CLEANING AND Renovating Works; Feathers Renovated, Mat urniture Steamed, atud Moths De H. YOUNGS, Office 1402 Pa. av Factory K sta we.“ Lelephone G10-2 of 1008-2. tresses Made Over. rtroyed. F. cor. oth, and ING AND SCOURING— cleanin ladies’ abd gents ma va inequalte clothing; work Compare iny work with the “Que dollar” coi water process. PRINCE, 1011 oa Se ee eres: ap-im* WASTED OLR GOLD AND. ER boveut for cash by WM. FRIED EMICI Mavufectur- sug jeweler, GOS 7th st, opp. Patent Office. malta 3 jOWN THAT G8 BUNDY, OF Louisiana ave. (opposite City Hail), is Gom- missioner of Deeds tor States aud Territories, ul __ BOARDING. L215 et Aut; ONE LANGe DELIGH tre i 1 ® sccond-fioor front room ; also « number of stuailer rooms in the rear, with table board: spleudid shade in front of house. myott ARGE, COOL AND NEWLY FURNISHED sooms, with Board, single or en-suite; strictly transients, #1 per day, The WEBSTER, Bw. my o-3m OARDING—LARGE, PLEASANT, WELI-FUR- ished Rooms, with Board, at THE AUBUKN, cor. 22d stu. aut COUNTRY BOARD. SITUATION 1 § healthfulness.- Mrs FITE, Glenwood, Ho} SURPASSED FOR BEAUTY AND Com my8-was3we STOTT'S STATION, MET. BRANCH, for Summer ers, Rooms House newly furnished. Airy it, and good table. Apply to Mra. iEecue. moor IMITED NUMBER OF GUESTS RECEIVED AT ‘oue of the most besutiful residences im Virginia, ‘acuile from Chariottesvile: in the healthy Pied: Ma. WcopEtes & quont region: lawn, 12 acres: shade, large rooms, | bandsomely furnished, luxuricus table, no malaria: cretioen ex dorms #90. one room Address aire THOS i riottewviile, Va. ERBEET HOUSE, LAUREL MD, OPEN FoR ummer boarders, three minutes from station beautiful grounds and pleuty of shade. Addrow 4. HERBERT, Laurel, Md” ™ myp-at® ‘PpELIGHTFUL BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED IN tbe mountains of Virginia st “The Brook,” near the university aud Charlottomvilve; beautiful grounds, ee ey. ieee ericedtey he marie County, Va. my7-eol: SSUPIMER BOARDERS TAKEN AT PHILO AM: NT SS Loudoun County, Va: one of the most elevated Sha Kealuhrul sections of Vinvinia: abundance of shade fruit, milk, vegetables, We.: dauciug pavilion, other amusements. For ulary’ adress ‘D4. TAVENSEI Fe, A TS: HOUSE fly located, with home comforts: good table; Bue For pare we Counts, Bid. = mys-dwe ri THRE BRICK Coexmer BOARD mansion; beautifully located: lange, odious rooms. good water and table. livery; splendid grove for children, two trains daly’ to and from Washing. ton. "For particulars address JOHN L. LAKE, Hamil. ton, Loudoun County, Va amt CocNrTRY BOARD AT RANDOLPH STATION, je tats Branch RK. K good water, shade, fraite. and milik, house open May 13th. Addnoes ELIAS KEISER, Montrose, Md. mizwe SPRING BANK OFFERS FIRST-CLASS BOAKD, large rooms. fruit, icv, milk in profusion, &c. Terms ‘week. ‘fraips thet daily, References exchanwed. ‘SPRING BANK, Alexandria, Va ap:s0-20" euce, ANTED-BY A YOUNG WHITE WOMAN, A WwW stion as chambermaid and waitress; willing to travel! boat of reference, 49 Get n-w. te Wa ta TeAtION BY A REGISTERED Pt al Seterencs. GuADUATE, star ef. ANTED—TO ANY ONE WHO WILL OBTAIN for me » Government I will pay 8100 saith re Oa J 5 eben cavaciy where ts services ‘could be util- Ww ‘ANTED-SITUATIONS ALL KINDS or Wists Sie ee miner cape, be eS ‘efor Wares: ‘ABLE YOUNG COL- Sioriand ___ LOST _AND_ FOUND. R.5 WARD.—YES; LIBERAL KEWARD WILL 14 paid if left at Star office, my9-2t ST_MAY 6, A PUG GYP, NAME OF FANNIE OsT_MAY 6.4 E (Liberal reward if re TRAYED—MAY 7, 1 Site wemall tac to403 Eat aw. my 1AM. k-and-ien 1408 10TH col: ‘OST—ABOUT 5 P.M, SATURDAY, MAY STH, near corner of Peunsylvania ave. and 7th «1 Iarge (folio-size) Enveiope, containing books and ‘A reward will be paid it returned to the address ba'the euvelope or to 1962 New ave mya ; OST—WHITE SETIER DOG, WITH LIGHT Liven tag 5062. Aeultable rm marks, 3 reward will be ‘paid for his return, or information, at 1416 Penusylve- nisave. myst OST — ON MAY 9, THREE IN MEN’ ve Tims pie emer erie tect a sel pa | Oars bax | business, Apply 111 K VOGTS BAKERY, ALL | bread, FOR RENT—ROOMS. OR RENT—IN PRIVATE FAMILY, NIC Turajshed parior and bed camry rs _myo-St* JOR REN on, front, Toth, for NT-THLEE GomMUNICATI¥G. UNFUR- ‘rooms, «us and water; 1417 th st. n. PROPLE OF REFINEM: {ig lege house and email faunily, desire ¢ tnimatee, pemmitly % furniebed rooms atd tnble first claw: piesnacit bom hiedy yard terse porch (TH BOARD, CiimEeRrr foom. foldiig bed, reference om- 2th wt. nw mye 3 AIRY, FCRNISHED Ted aod painted ; ‘cate, Ht ‘34 Mary mye R UNFURNISHED BOOMS, 617 Lue of ath and - private eclanigeend ARTY DESIRING WELL FURK: Tooth, with every comfort can be darting the « or without board ave. sw. JOR RENT—Pot 12th at. n. ed in a pie at mine BM. Bins NISHED ROOMB; Syiekine MS ROK RENT ud stg table teaser wasted my?-3:* oe JROk RENT—TWO UxrCRNisunn, comMONT TWO BEAUTIFUL MALL 4 10th at eating Rooms, second 1 10th st. Bw. OK RENT — Tier Kooma, seoond Boor, m Three adult CLEAN UNFURNISHED C trap. wr closete, mtanuiy. 1922 veh wt mye booms, OK RENT—A LADY LIVING ALON rent >gentorl lady im Lepartns use of kitchen if desired, references AKTMENT, Star offion, a Address Bs {Ok RENT—1121 17TH ST. NW —TWo PLEAS urst floor. furniabed or wi furnimbed watlon, noderats rent may ae KENT SUITE OF MOPLY FURNISHED second floor. also, one lange front fr RENT-UNFU offices, Louse: JOR RENT—1515 T si Lue eet Moderate rent, all wouven cars and herdics JOR RENT—TWO OR THEE nished or unfurnished, to adiiite 0 wader style, kooms, FUR y: new waultary condition wood 152) — $ 18TH AT NEAR N. NiceLy story bay -Window room private XW. NEXT To WORM €U suite aud mingle, wita b ROOMS, SUITA. Fete Ble for L oth OR KENT patlor floor, other the FPok RENT SIG AND 814 1578 ST. Now. Dest ble rovins ob second ahd thins fora, _FOR RENT—FLATS. JOR RENT—FURNISHED—ONE able apartiactits 4m the Porcintat responsible tenant. APAKTMENTS, ENT—NEW YORK cITy and Br. T m #WINDSOR, first floor and airy, ele three months or loner IY OF premises iu New York otty, or at thi of. Hand 1th sta, Waslington, _FOR RENT—OFFIC building, 110 Fat awe Hos 3 FIsMER & co, myS-t Deets FOR RENT- {OR RENT — FINE room and dweii Property is in elaysut water, gas, Ke; Che STORES. E CORNER STORE- Lane x 70K KENT—NEW STORE, AYO 3 Us aw, THOS. J, FISHER & CO., _my3-6t 4 thw, FUR EEST STORE AND DWELLING at 1638 ern improvements. I COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. FOR RENT AT WYATT SVILLE—ON THE 15TH, plain aix-zo0m Louse, with large yard and water at the door. fifth house up the pike. peut €14 par month inadvance. GhO. N. WALKER. ty ACRES ON VinGINI. ce Bridire, adjoin and containing the city. COOK Fee Met. Br., B 35 gala. froin city; 100 acre ing 2B plnbted, Yo-huane ‘Of all Kinds, aud shade: dwell tugs and fencing, new.” T my®-5t OK SALE—A COUNTRY SEAT : acres, with every iniproveuent am, lawn, fepeluc abd young orchant. 10 manures drive depot havitg , within 30 minutes’ rid buch, ‘us malaria t the most rehued and « uciety ; price €:3,000- the laud alone without the buildings worth nearly the ‘eked: business requiring Uh” reuioval uf ‘Address COUNTY SEAT, Star thie. JOR KENT—A OOMFORTABLY-PU room be . bery “and planted with all kinds of bene, 2 tut of sprite chickeae hores: all for €20 per month for 4 1 Kecatiag 14 miles from station ou W milles from city. TM. BYPLERD & « uyet nd O Bi, On LBL Pat, only “tive juinutes ik from the Fairfax Theoluxtcal Sovaiuary aid Episcopal High School, apd near for young ladies, ‘The lane society in heighvorhood give Wor parteutla % JOR RENT—FINE VIRGINIA MANSION, Pan only Turuiabed, containing 25 lange tose aud de ball: hae fue sluade wid frus trees. uated 7 miles. fro : pont of mail) and churches: ® fine ‘place for ‘ets, will rent to @ deairable party €100 " ‘McLACHLEN & BAT TED—ABOUT TWO ACKES OF GROUND, for cash, situated in Or uear Brigutwood Address Bors, Marcio, myst 70K SALE OR RENT—AT HVATTSVILLE mp- tage Of 14 rouns, stable, lange eacueu, fruit and shade tree, fue Well uf water. For torus wAdnoam W. BAGER P.O. : my 7a OR SALE-AT TAKOMA—i6 ACKES, with first-class house of 14 rooms, bara aud other owt- datldiugs,"€15,000 BENS. P. DAVIS, my7-at 1st Pat LOK SALE—GAITHERSBCRG, MONTGOMERY ‘County,—100 lute within 200 yards trom cea all _ elevated and desirabie, lnaucements offered to ess See Spat ate" popeey Asehcaceeteee( tsa tle fae it Limite As have been much sougut is Se eis eeecm an Sa tagiye” apes TB mye ie ithereburx. M. BELVOIR MANOR FARM inte Brick Mone, Wa, ee. 2 FOR BALE Ok KENT— o Ma. furn FF Melek healthy. aud comfortable. Fugssuateat ‘Crow: == Wastimeten. — =. SALE k™ OK VILLE REAL ESTATE. tow 5a Spr, pack Hotel, with 8 4 of grove and if ashe” Bou fie er goats Soe aco mt . lawn, elevaced site Gethamatharctenie tor tounay Saxe