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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-21
The N1MB1E S1xpEscE

II better than slow Shilling We believe In tsais old
saying most thoroughly and try to carry IL out In every
Department Of our business. We buy - cheap - Va
can. We sell quick at . small profit. We have bought
this week at auction Laces. Hanburgs, Embroidered
Null tiehus 60: very fine class of goods not usually
sold at auction. but which, Of the backward
season have been forced to SALE have taken advan
tafe OF the Opportunity to purchase remarkable
bargains in these goods. and shall open them
MONDAY MORNING,
At small profit on the cost in order close out ouicky
aud make room for others for instance We shall offer
Black and Cream Spanish Laces. all pure silk. ~
inches wide. at 25c. per yard.
Black Spanish Mate.asse Lace On in wide only 25c.
yard.
Black Spanish Lace, in. wide at 19c yard worth
25c.
Back Spanish Lace. IL in. wide nice quality 1s,Sc
Black French Laces warranted all silk, Ole. and 25c.
per yard
WISH Laces in splendid variety Of patterns at 10c
and lz5sc per yard
Maltese Laoes. 1T SIC. Soc. and exc per doz.
splendid value.
Brodere de SAKE Lace in imitation of EscuriaL
for trimming white dresses. in three widths at 12Hc
49,. and 25c. peryard.
We have also All Over to match for sleeves at 75c
per yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-21
New Pn1srrD LINEN LAWNS.
EEATON PERRY.e

Euccessor 10 Perry Brother.)
NEW PRINTED ALL-LINEN LAWNS. IN CHOICE
DESIGNS AT Is AND S7kc.
NEW PRINTED BATISTES, 50 INCHES WIDE.
In STYLISH PATTERNS. AT 25c.
GENUINE SCOTCH GINGHAMs. FROM 25c. TO
ELEGANT STOCK OF NEW FRENCH SATINES.
JACONETS AND ORGANIZES.
FRENCH PURE WOOL NUNS vEILINGS. IN
BLACK AND ALL THE FASHIONABLE SHADES,
AT 25c.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FINE FRENCH
DIES FABRICS FOR PLAIN AND COMBINA-
TION COSTUMES.
''NOyELTIESn IN WHITE GOODS.
SURAHS LOUISINES AND SUMMER SILKS.
EXTRA GOOD VALUES" IN BLACK SATIN
RHADAMES AND SURAHS. AT 81. 81. rs and 81 so.
PONSON'S % INCHES WIDE. COLORED eros
GRAIN SILKS AND SATIN RHADAMES, IN ALL
The NEW SHADES" $3.50.
S.. so.
GAUZE UNDERWEAR. FRENCH C. p. CORsETs.
NEW PARASOLSA d SUN UMBRELLAS FROM
THE BEST MANUFACTURERS.
BELGIAN PILLOW AND SHEETING LINENS.
EMBROIDERED ROBES IN SATINEs. ZEPHYRS.
NUNS yEILINGS, PONGRES AND BATISTES,
FROM SO TO $780,
NEW BLACK GRENADINES IN ALL STYLES,
QUALITIES AND PRICES.
az CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES. AND CORRECT
PRICES.
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Building.
Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street.
Established 1910. ap21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-21
LINEN DEPARTMENT.

We always have Bargains in this Department. Just
now We are making special sale Of turkish Bath
Towels.
80 doz. Fancy Bath Towels. 1896, extra quality only
15c. EACH are worth zoe.
% doz. White Turkish Towels. 22x4s superior DUAL
tty. 23c eachNe have sold. not long ago either for
81 &c.
100 doz. Kitchen Barnsley Towels 24x36. only IKE
81. so per doz.
~ doZ. extra fine Huckabuck Towels 2Ox40 at 2Oc
each; worth 25c.
20 loz- fine B,eaced Euckabuck Towels 22x45 the
best Towel ever sold for 25c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-21
A. SAKS & CO.,
LEADING ONE PRIOE
TAILORS AND CLOTHIERs.
SIC AND 31s SEVENTH STREET.

FTNHE EST SEWING MACHINE IN AMERICA.
l. The Self Threading Light Running
QUEEN.
In our Is years experience in tho Machine business.
never yet have so d machine which gives such entire
and universal satisfaction as the beautiful
SEND FOR CArALoGGs AND WASHINGTON TEs.
TIMONIALS.
New, latest Improved WHEELER AND WILSON
HOME. DOMESTIC. SINGER. ard other makes from
f25 up.
I'VE year guarantee In writing It'll all Machines wa
sell. rent and repair. q. AUERBACH,
Corner TIN AND III.
Mems Furnishings and Hats next door. sp2l
ID EFRI0EKATORS QMPKOYED MAKE.
ICE Gu SITS (all sizes)
WsTfF COOLt Rs and STANDS.
CREAM FREEZEkS.
PUTTING MACHINES, all ct lowest prices
GEO. WATTS,
AL 3ll 7th street doors above Penna. avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-21
TORCHON LACES.

We also bought very cheap. 81 pieces. ~ and In.
wide, at lOc. yard, worth l21sc-4 good patterns
These are only sample of the many bargains we are
showing in this class Of goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-21

Dealers OF New York city sly the supply this
year Is the largest for many seasons, botu o. Hud-
river AMI kennebec Ice, AMI TINT cheap prices
VIII rule. It sometimes "opens thit even
when the supply is album liant prices are kapt up by
combinations OF wholesale de ,lers; bat the indi-
cations are that consumers VIII really get the
benefit during the summer OF the bOuntiful pro-
vision of nature. Competition promises to be
active, and The Chances are that th re Will be
some sharp undertaking for contracts by ice
dealers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-21

Considered In the light OF a health trip the
IEesident5 excursion south can hardly be consld-
Hred success The report that comas Of the
alarming nature or his illness at Savannah NAV
have been exaggerated, but there can b. no doubt
that he Was seriously Ill for a time 1t is satlyac-
TORY Ia hear that he + getting all right again. and
doubtless few days enjoyment OF the charming
anG nearly perfect climate OF Washington at this
season Will fully restore MS healtn. Alter all there
Is no place Ike home, especially II that home is
Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-21
HOT S Z KEFPING GOOD!

100 Crochet Quilts. at 75c. eacl worth 81
ltO large size ia Crochet Quilts at Il each, worth
Sl.25.
Barrsley Damasks. ill &C. CO and 10 inch at 7o. ST.
81. 121s and II. - per yard
1he communication which these goods receive from
those who have used them Justify calling them the
best goods intrinscaly, in the market.
We have also opened line OF Bleached Scotch Dam
masks. IL inches wide. at soc. and 6 he per yard
which Will more than compare with nythins offered at
the price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-21

Elsewhere will be found an interesting exhibit
OF the religious status OF the District of Columbia
The religious statistics OF the country and Of rar-
ticniaf cities are given, also and it Will be seen
that the national capital makes a good showing
every way In the comparison The fact Is the
permanent population OF Washington Is as moral
and religious people any In the country The
ftPpaht talk about the immortality prevailing here
so far "a 1t has real truth applies TO the vdr
Gus birds OF pasSagc,-the pleasure ana plumber
seekers, and all that claSS-thlt about the ma
tonal capitol at seasons and does not stick to the
oOnafile citizenship OF the District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-21
WHITE DRESS FABRICS.

We mention specially l5c. India Linen Of supe-
thor tieaeh and finish. laundering handsomely
than any other make.
Check Nalnsooks at &c. per yard
Lace Piques. DC. per yard.
Striped Lawns at 121zc. per yard.
The best assortment in the market.
Persian Lawns, Fques, Masaas Figured and
Dotted Swisses III entirely designs net to be found
elsewhere.
Linen Lawns. warranted all linen at I9c per yard HID
to Soc Every number bargain
New Printed Merv Lawns in entirely new STYLES
tasty-aogether comprising the best assortment of
White Dress Fabrics. and at the prices in this
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-21
THE CAPITAL

BL.cK GooDs DEPARTMENT.
LAR siSEr, - CELEBRATED fix WARP HEN
LANDON,s CELEBRATED SILK WARP DRAp
pHAALMA.
LuPlN'S CT + BtATED BLat NUNS VETIINGS
IUPINS CElEBRArID BLACK CANA IT'S
llPIN'S CELEB ATED BLACK FIGEROS.
IEPiNS IELt BRAThD BLACK TRECOfS
IlPINS CELEBRATED BLACk SFRGES
LCPIN'S CELEBRATED BLACK Fol T.
LUPlNS CELEBRATE ID BLACK SHuUDAS
lgPIS'5 CELL BkATF ID BLACK SATIN SOIy ES
LuPIN'S CELt BRATl ID BIAt ALBA FOS
IUPIN'S CELEBRATED b ACk DIAP D'Ai MAS
IUPIN'S CELFBnATi ID BLA X BASKET CT ,O1'US
IUPiM,S CELEBkAIED BLACK OTrONANS
IIPIN'S CELL DRAFTED BLACK DhAP ~ FIRE
COUR LANDS ENGLISH CREPES AND MOiIIsN
ING GOODS SPECIALITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-21

ONE PRICE OsLY-ALL GooDs MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGURES.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
92l-PENNSYlyANIA AVENUE-on
WOODWARD & LCTHROP
ap2l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-21
Tue STRONGEST ARGUMENT.

After ALL the best test of acceptable serv on the
OF any merchant Ii the number of Permanent Custo-
mers No secures Some Clothing Houses assume that
"a bird III the hand is worth two in the BUSH and
take chances their customers return after he has
been once plucked But. alas the supply Of new Gus
toners finally runs out and 1t s only question Of time
when the 'Artful Dodger" Is left without any more
lambs to shear. We have q large an rapidly growing
constituency. to which refer with PRIDE MANY Of
our patrons having Dealt with for years and send
lots OF their friends to s to be clothed The verdict of
the public Is that our Mems Boys and Childreu's
Clothing Is THOROUGHLY RELIABLE and we lay
more stress this point than any other feature Of
our business. DOWNRIGHT HONESTY IL what we
insist upon. both regards the manufacture of our
goods and the treatment Of our customers We m ke
mistakes sometimes-who does no.!-but the man ioes
not live who can truthfuly assert that when informed
Of fault in Clothing that ever refused to
II good.
Our assortment of SPRING SUITS and OyERCOATs
for Men and Boys Is extensive and elegant and we 70.
specially invite public attention to the same
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-21
FOR RENT--STORES

EOR RENT-STORE. 1903 STREET NORTH
Yves. ~ by AZ feet: good location for any busnes
long lease II desired. Inquire on the premiss I6 &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-21

Contracts for lighting New YORK City for year
frum May list were awarded Thursday IT $3.50 per
lamp, annually, for the city prOp'r, and is high
rs so and ssa for some OF thu suburbs The prin-
cipal squares and partitions of Broadway, Fifth
avenue and other main thOrOughflrcs are lighted
oy electricity at cost OF seventy cents night for
each lamp The report of the superintendent OF
lamps ana gas does not make favorable show
Ing for electricity, in point Of economy, as COM
pared with gas. one electric light at a cost of
$3.50 80 per year dIsplaces six and halr gas lamps
which al $3.50 each, cost the city sil375. In
other words the electric light is more than twice
Is exp rnsive as raS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-21

The dynamite scare pervades all classes In Eng
land Employees of express companies grow un
easy whenever they are called upon to handle
Dundle that looks "mysteriouS." AMI post oifict
clerks look with fear AMI trembling upon sample
packages Oh goods or wares passing throu ID til,
mails They are afraid thai the innocent label
shaking Soda" may conceal the disastrous dy
Aamite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-21

TIE Dill prohibiting the use or free railroad
passes Is embarrassing the Pennsylvania leg.sla-
lure. IL seems TO have been intende as a sort OF
sop to the reform sentiment, the project being to
make display OF spe 'chaS In favor Of the meas
ure and then let IT die; but TO the dism v OF the
members who like TO travel free AMI yet mt to
pose as reformerS, bills forbiidng free passes
but differing I'm form. got through both houses
The scheme now Is To let the lsure de In con-
ference II the newsp p rs don't call 80 much at
tehti0n 10 the matter as 10 com pei its passage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-21

No wonder hotel bills are high. The lessee OF
moderate sized hotel in New York, who Is Jus
recurring from the business, says he made $3.50 90
in the seven years he had It. moderate forum
every year means enormous prof, S on every item
furnished and suggests bills to customers that ar
n,tlc less rascally than hir'iwIy robbery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-21

LroR sALE-HORSEs. OARRIAGEs. HARNEs0
6c.. bought sold exchsnxed and for hire.
g represented WI. Y. D0wHEx. l6ao . le3l
street NORTHWEST IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-21
WANTED-HELf.

WAN1EO.A WE. NURSE FOR CHILD IL
1875 Star Office. its
The Portland daily press., 1883-02-12

HE individual who was put out of Days
Theatre for Kissing can perform a valuable
public service by testing in the courts the
legality of his expulsion and establishing a
precedent on the subject While as mat
ter of good taste and good manners it may
be fairly questioned whether man has a
right to give violent expression of his disap-
prevail OF public performance, as a
matter of abstract justice there are at least
two sides to the question. If it is held that
such demonstrations of disapproval are a
disturbance of order and an annoyance to
both audience and performers, it is equally
true that ill-timed applause as often inter-
feres with the attention of appreciative spec
tators and with the progress of an entertain
ment. No one cause has contributed more
to the average uniform excellence of the
foreign stage than the entire freedom with
which foreign audiences pass Judgment on
a performance in the only manner within
their reach. Such freedom, it is true,
CRATES harshly on the American sense of
courtesy, particularly where woman is
made to bear the burden of condemnation.
Without regard to its social aspect, how
ever, the legal questions involved in the
right to hiss are worth deciding.
The Portland daily press., 1883-02-12
The Rooster-Peoked Wife.
a Domestic Drama in "Punch" 30 Years
Ago.



Mrs. Biddy Chandelier scratches for her break
fast o. Chanticleer, Esq, from the top Of the
barn fence becomes cognizant of the fact and struts
with dignity toward his little spouse.]
Biddy-"Good morning, my dear"
o. c., Esq.-"Good morning, madam; quite
enjoying yourself, madam; of course, you are
not aware of the fact that I have been up more
than an hour and have not yet eaten a mouth
ful! Is this what you married me for, mad
am? lGives her pointed salute on the ank-
lei Where are your domestic qualities, mad
am? LImprints mark of affection on the top
OF her head.l Where is your smile of welcome
when you saw me getting off the fence? L
watched you, madam Where was your tender
female solicitude when you beheld me looking
weakly for the want-of little nourishment?
Where, repeat, is my breakfast? Coek-adoo-
dledol"
Biddy (meekly)-"Have worm, dear?''
o. G. Esq, (solemnly)-"I will"
SCENE II.
Mrs. Biddy Chandelier lays her first egg and has
invited two or three female friends to cackIe o. c.
ESQ.,. being absent.
Mrs Biddy-"Cut out, cut-a-al cut, cut-a-a-
a-a-cpt"
Mrs Penfeather-"C luck, cuck, qua, qua,
qua cut, cut, cut-a-a-a-cutl Is interrupted by
the sudden appearance of o. u, Esq, who has
Just returned from stag party
q. c., ESQ. "Cock-a-doodle-do Now may
patience be vouchsafed me to ask OF you, mad
am, what does all this mean? Here am l re-
nrning, care-worn and exhausted, from the
The Portland daily press., 1883-02-12


A REMARKABLY stringent anti-monopoly
bill has just been introduced in the Califor-
MIA Legislature. 1t declares all railroads
organized under the laws of the State to be
public highways; no corporation organized
under the laws of any other Government
State or sovereignty is permitted to operate
railway in the State On the expiration
OF any charter or right of way, the property
belonging to the corporation thus affected
shall vest in the people for common use.
Equal freight rates are guaranteed to all
shippers, and holding back freight is dis
elimination is made punishable by fine
and Imprisonment. No corporation organ
lied under the laws of the State shall ac-
cept charter from any other State; and
any corporation violating this or any other
provision of the act shall be dissolved, and
forfeit its charter in an action by the Attor-
ney-General on behalf Of the people. 1t
further provides that the rates of freight and
fare adopted BY the State Commissioners of
Railroads shall be strictly adhered to, and
provides severepunishment for any depart
ure therefrom. The bill is SO radical and
has excited SO much CONSERVATION among
railway people that there is no likelihood of
its enactment.
The Portland daily press., 1883-02-12
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The Portland daily press., 1883-02-12

GOVERNOR Crittenden, of Missouri, in
recommending the creation of State Board
of Health, to be composed of five physicians
taken from different medical schools of es-
tablished repute, says, 'the State Of Mis-
souri, is full of medical quacks who are Kill
ling annually, through their criminal igno-
rance, more men, women and children, than
die from natural causes