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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26

TIE LAST REGULAR MEETING OF THE PRESENT conf
NITTEE-AN ACT OF COURTESY TO TIE JACKSON As
ISOLATION.
The last regular meeting If the democratic cen
tral committee of the District before the assem-
bling Of the convention April Is was held 1T the
Metropolitan hotel last night-Mr. Vim. Dickson
presiding and Mr.. Lawrence Gardner acting as Sec
retary. The other members or proxies present were
John j. cook, L. Il. kalbfuS. Bernard kflmartin 4
A Wilson. W. z. Bell. John :. Miller. Geo q. Don
aidson, thas- = Moore, X C. Hewitt, Wills Dean
geo. A. SheckellS, y. q. SandersOn C. F. shelton
Win Maginnis. John W Drew John Hogan W A.
Hatcnins and Jackson Yates
Sir. Miller reported that the committee. on hall
hiId ascertained that ford'a opera HOUSE could lie
obtained ON the day OF tie convention and occupied
After SOME discussion IL vas decided to fix the
time Tor the convention at $50 pm. and the COM
mitJee hall were instructed 10 ,rtr, = tare for
the convention available for evening session.
MI Hewitt suggested that : the District rep,bli-
can convention Il 10 BE- held April sth the demo-
cratic primaries b. postponed the 9Th.
Chairman Dickson remarked, that II was enough
to have one party disturbing TIE city at a time.
Il think. said Mr.. Miller, ,'ali We have To do is
, 10 look out for Ourselves
We are lighting the republicans as l understand
IT,, said Mr. Bell, and not conc.ltating Them
The suggestion did not prevail
\ resolution was offered by Mr. Moore providing
for committee Of three eXtt d an jnvirattor t1
the Jackson democratic association me second in
seniority OF all the democratic organizations In The
country. Ia other democratic Organizations ami dis
tIsuished Individual democrats, to attend the con
FeDLlUD-
Mr.. AaginnfS objected TO the resolution declaring
that he did nOt think the Jackson association was
entitled 10 any courtesy from the committee, Tie
re~OiuuOh Was. however, passed and Me>Sra
Moore, HutchlIs, and late, were appointed 10 The
committee.
The chairman and secretary Were added To the
committee on hall The committee The Il adjourned
n humber OF gentlemen are mentioned a. the
possible choice OF tine convention ~ delegates 10
chicago. Among These are NesSrS. VIM. Dickson
AM ~ a wilson, VINO represented the Dist riot
-FOUR years ago. Ntsors- W -. ta>S.n r. c. Hewitt
T. d. Wright, Jesse b. Wilson, and Stl.son Hutch
ils.
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The Union Veteran Corps Cadets.

The lady friends OF the Union Veteran Corps Ca
diets last night completed their arrangements for
the fair to be given for the benefit Of that organ.
zation Assignments were made to the various
booths and tables as follows:
Fancy table No. Mrs. J. jacobson, Mrs. F. A.
Bog1a and Mrs. Charles E. Gibbs. assisted by the
Misses Matte and Mary Burch. Lottie Burt, Annie
Turnbgll, Jessie TurnbuI, Jennie Wallack and
not. Mrs. ID. V. Hicks, Mrs A. E. Johnson, Mrs L. F.
Thatcher and Mrs ". f. Gilmore assisted nv
Misses Daily. Hartel, Nettie Dmmick, Leila Hicks,
Mollle Baldwin and Josephine HarteL Jacobs
Weli.Mrs. Frank Pruett and Mrs Mason, assisted
by Misses Sadie Pruett. Maud and Belle Martin
and Katie Harrington. Peanut stand-Mrs N. '.
Benner. assisted by Misses Lillian and Minnie Bar.
marc. Floral bower-Mrs. ". Fl. Hoover and Mrs J. H.
Vernilya, assisted by Misses LlltanCluss Cluss
Annie GhOegan, Rose Schneider. Lucy Redmon, Lou
T. Payne. Aggie Daw, Alma Ebert, Lille Car1ana,
Emma Harvey, Nellie Lppard. Fannie Livingston
Flora Andrew, Nettie Tune. stella Forster. Mamie
Fress, Minnie Giesektng, Ida Hurley, Kate Shomo
Hattie Dubant Amelia Heider, Kate Cornell. Nellie
Maurey. Mamie OConner and Nellie OConnor
Silverware table-Mrs. Dr. F. Donahue, Mrs o. E.
Caruana, Mrs. j. M. Edgar and Mrs. DIR. NJ. P
Adams. assisted by Misses E. l. Sipe, Mollie Har-
Lille and Nettie Winter. Confectionery table
Mrs j. A. ". Clarvoe and Mrs. K G. koontz, assist
70 ey R Misses .c T W LILLE Beck Page
Llddle and Annie Bond, Lille Clarvoe, Georgia
Shekell. Maude Brooks, Louisa Pohler and Alice
II. Wilmot. assisted by Misses Anna Maoney and
Emma Walmsley. Fruit stand-Mrs. c. II. Wat
son, Mrs j. j. Letch and Mrs NJ. Z. Stailey assist
ed by Misses Julia Powell, Mary Hartel and Ella
Norris Cigar Stand-Mrs. j. H. Jochum. assisted
by Misses Clara Boseell, Kate Hilton Cora Hamil-
ton and Della Thomas
THE WASHINGTON FISH WHARF.-The tug Juno,
capt. Ellis; tug Comet Capt. Taylor; steamer An
ne Gibson Capt. Charles Kelly; schooner Skip
Jack. capt. William Cumberland. and sloOp Daniel
Sheets capt. MastOn, have arrived. all freighted
with fish consigned TO r. A. Golden, fish agent.
MARRIAGE LICENsES-Marrtagel licenses have been
ISSUED by the clerk Of the court 10 VIM Carter and
Mary Young, both OF Montgomery county, Md:
John u. Robinson and Elv1ra {. Onutt; George II.
simmons and sarah Gross.
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Condemned IOcaIs

street lamps VIII be lighted at 5:35 p. H. and e.-
tingui-hed at as a. H.
Mr Henry Bradshaw who has been Ill at his resi-
dtnce. ON CaptOl Hill. for several months. died last
evening at O'Clock. aged ~ years Mr. Bradshaw
was for many years & clerk In the Post Office de-
partnenI. appointed from New Jersey.
The Foundry Church TEMPERANCE society has
elected the following officers for the ensuing year:
j. +. Stock president; K. v 1tit0n. vice president:
Chts H. Duehay, secretary, and Miss Lola CIO.ey,
treasurer.
Relief was extended to one coIOred and four
families yesterday is pcrSOuS through the police
department Friday. April4th, The work of winter
relief will I've wound up
St Patrlcks I. A. Is. society has elected the fol-
lowing Oificeys: &. F. Thomas spiritual Director f.
NcNerhany. president: John Finn. vice president:
D. y hirf,iey. corresponding and recording
tary; w III. FIJI. financial secretary: NJ OShea,
treasurer. NJ Br1drrtck. Sergdut-lt-arInS.
Gov. McIane, OF Maryland, has nominated John
Carroll Walsh commlsSary general. vice James e..
herrxtt eX-InyOr Oi this city made quarterinas
ter general.
several persons were fined 81 each by Judge Smell
this morning for wasting Potomac water.
The VIII oI the late ChaS L. Brawn has been filed
II leaves so To the relief fund OF Lincoln Post, No
9. q. ~ r.. and the balance VI his estate u his
ni"nd Mis-. sarah Brooks.
Mr. Walters, OF Baltimore has authorized the
poor association of that city to dispose OF 800 tick
cts of admission 10 his art gallery each OF three
days, VIZ: Oh Easter Monday. and the flrSt two
SATURDAYS In May The tickets. which are ~ cents
each may be ordered from the poor association,
corner OF Charles and Saratoga streets. BaIimcre-
The fuI list OF SPEAKERS chosen 10y the cumInittt ZEE
Oh speaker, for the emancipation celebration, At
Their meeting Monday night, IS as follows: Geo. w
Williams, UI M>Sstc hu,ettS: y. St y. smith, X. IT,
LgeFoOil. COL Merrill, Frederick Douglass. k. I.
Gret-Her. Prof. J. NJ Gregory and \. E Forrest.
Mayor VIII Howard NILS aide-de-CaIID on the
stan or tle commander Of the department OF The
Potomac, e. y K, was The recipient yesterday OF
beautiful Grand Army badge from some unknoW n
friends. Ine badge came from Philadelphia by tx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26

Thirty-five Years OF constant use-and still
more valued than eyer-Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. !
Inc following goods worth from 10
10 <oc'. VIII De sold TO morrow only at ana &C.
at r. Godschmids-s21th St n. w; $500 tooth picNs
&C. bread pans &c; picture easelS &C. soup ladies
&C. vegetable StralnerS 4c; cream pitchers &C. sill
yer glass vases &C. tea bells 4c china eggs for 81:
spohges Tor 4c; machine Oil 4c., bottle: rubber
dressing COMBS &c: table mats &c: Paste stove
polish &c: so envelopes Tor 4c tooth brushes 4c-;
ktcnen spoons 4c; scissors 90: tea trays 4c laun-
Dry soap &c. H.; scrubbng brushes ic: at. tin
buckets or SaucepanS &c hair pins IL. box; potato
maSherS &c; pearl sleeve buttons A.. pair: fancy
como cases &C. dairy or pudding pans &c: stove
brushes &c; thermometers &C.: tin or wood knife
anu 1ork trays Sc: wooden mixing bowls 81: egg
oeaterS &c: hair brushes &c. iron match safes &c:
SILVER glass spoon holders &C.: extra large milk or
puudlhg pans &c; real majolca leaf dishes, cream
p.cners or mugs &c. u tea spoons for c: at. Tin
buckets &C. ornamental sea shell &c; knife. fork
anu spoon LOT children &c: japanese cigar 81:
nalt OF tooth brushes &c; backing brushes 81:
spring scales 9c; Hour sleeves Sc: glass dishes for
9c, lemon squeeZerS &c, also great bargains In
mouse furnishing goods of every description and an
Immense assortment OF handsome baby carriages
sold at low prices.
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DRY GOODS.
SrEc1ALrrrs L. SrEIxs Trxrrnrs
SEATON PERRY

SEAT0N PERRY
GSCCCESSeK 20 rERRI s BROTHER,
SPRING AID SUMNER SILKS
EXTRA coon QUALITY" OF % I>tHFS WIDE
SATIN RHAnAMEN. IN All. TAI NV .NE
FASHION ABLE CGlRhN. Al 81 - PIE \ ARP.
NEW SrkIiED AND CHECKED SUMNER SILKS
UNI sTALIY GOOD VALUES" IN LoUISINES AT
PIAI\ AND iIsVHFn CHINA SILKS
PLAIN AND FNBit, IDIDtp INDIA FONGTES
CANTON GfiIif.~. tiiIi Nf tiF<f-
BLACK SATIN EHApeNtS, AkNIEE kApZIMER
AND 81 RAN SilkS. FROM : "a ga
Isl FCIAI GFFEElNU' OF foN>pN'S "rl-ftF
DYE" III ACk CACHFNIRE SuhN FROM So
TO - IEK Arb. nEA& 81 AkANiEFp
"TEINCfSSF" EIAoh GROS GRAIN SiLhS.
FROM ~. II - ~
ETAt II Fly II GRENADINES.
BLACK INISTED SIN III IN A\lES
BLACK BE- AbEh ~ll.k tsftL \kllNtS
IL Inns ,EIFRGAE I'd BLACK Gt1IlS
COMPLETE STOCK OE Al. TIE MIST FAIifS
NOVELTIES ~ N.t-~oeL DRESS FABRICS
NFM ENBknInEE J. RoEFS. -
EMBi:0lpflEp CASHMtEL AND CRETE DE
CHINE ElCHES.
NV SPRING WRArS tND JACKETS
NpN ELITES IN UA\NhI IttHIEt'~ AND HOSIERY.
NEM SCOTCH HlNGHtNS. LINEN LAWNS AND
FRENCH SALINE
NEW PARA~oIS A\p UMBRELLAS
sE CHolIi GOt DS. PLAIN tIuI AES AND COR
RECI filILS GIAEANiEID.
SEATON PERRY.
1900 Pennsylvania avenue. corner nh stres.
Established lst1 luE22
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CHoIcr SrLrcrloSs AEr NApr EAn1r
W. n. SINISTER & SONS.

W. N. SINISTER & SONS.
9la PENNsYLVANIA AVENUE.
ARE NOW SHOWING THE LARGEST STOCK OF
FRI NCH DRESS GOODS That HAVE EVER BEN
BROUGHT TO THIS CITY. THE STOCK IN
CLUpES EVERYTHING NEW AND DESIRABLE IN
FIRST CLASS by GOODS. AND TIE PRICES
ARE AS LOW As THE SAME GOODS IN NEW
YORK
NEW AND ELEGANT MATERIALS IN CHOICE
STYLES. PONGEE. MADE IN CALCUTTA AND
PRINTED IN PARIS. MAKE THE MOST BEAUII-
FUL AS WELL Az CoCI. AND SEENICEABIE
DRESSES FOR SPRING AND SUMNER WE HAVE
THEM IN FIFTY pITFEKENT STYLES. ALL COL
OkS.
SATIN MERyElILEUX ARE BEAUTIFUL SOFT
FINISHED SILKS AND GIVE GREAT SATISFAC-
TIoN TO THE wEARER. w OFFER TIRE BEST
EVER SEEN For TUE PRICE ALL SHIP
INCHES l.25. BLACK AND CoLoRs.
100 PIECES OF FRENCH SATINES. PLAIN AND
FIGUEED.
LARGE STOCK WHITE EMBROIDERED DRESSES.
SILK GRENADINES. SILK Hermann. CANTON
CREPE. CREPE De CHINE. AZ
BLACK AND CoLORED SILKS IN GREAT VARIETY.
GUINErS. BONNEI"S. P0NS0S'S and tiIRAUDS.
NEw SIN UMBRELLAS AND PARASoI.S LARGE
STOCK NE OFFER ALL pAEASoLS LEFT
FROM LAST SEASON Al HALF THEIR FORMER
PRICE.
W. NJ. SINISTER sons
SIS Pennsylvania ayenue
ONE PRICE
n B.-THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST r.h22
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ES.tOmmissiOner Dent upon the Park
pFOieCf.

TO tn Editor OF THF Evening STAR:
IN HE STAR OF yesterday the President OF tie
Board OF commissioners Of the District OF columbia
Is reported as saying: .Mr Dent wants the District
!" onI MS land Tor park. and pay soO0 acre for
ifhd not assessed for more than $50 or $40" AS
nave no land which want to sell to the District,
d any pTlc" or for any purpose, do not know TO
what MI Edmonds refers, unless II be this: Four or
Nv" iaohth> ago Mr.. ". W. COrcoran, Mr. ex-Justice
Strong and myself called on the commissioners to
present "a communication, in writing. urging on
Them The eXpcdiency Of moving at once. while
properly was cheap to acquire the lands along the
valley at Rock creek for grand park for the Dis
trict In reply To- Inquiries as to the probable cost
OF the lands extending from the northern boundary
oi kaiOrdna 10 the northern limits and embracing
the first high lands on either side OF creek OF the
District. expressed the opinion. based on sale at
that prize WHICH few years ago had made for a
no-i-r'-~ideGt hinsnan on the Pierce Mill road that
The CrcI0qr est per acre would not exceed $500,
within Tia" Hints specified, which Substantially
the limits assigned Tor the park in q survey made
several years ago. under authority OF Congress. by
General Nichler. OF the engineer corps of the army
BU, 10 relieve the mind OF the Commissioner of the
suspicion which lie seems To indulge that ! am
lH5G-nced i'll rly advocacy OF this park scheme by
iii~h considerations. now offer to donate for this
pLFp &c any ltiI which may own. or in the sale
OF ldch have interest whatever. within the limits
OF the proposed park. should the Commissioners
cnnclute. dS / hope they viii. To bring this i'm
PItlIt matter To the attention Of Congress during
the present session.
Very much regret to be compelled to trouble you
Win this note. and take the oppOr unity To
ne President of the Board or Commissioners OF my
n&rtN appreciation OF al their efforts to advance
Ia" Interests OF the people OF the District. whether
by perfettng system OF drainage. by the improve
1neIi and extension OF streets and roads, the acQui
sioh u parks. the erection Of Tree bridges, or any
other Iu.;ciouS measures tending to make the
Federal Capital worthy IF the great country which
IL represents.
hey have my sincere sympathy. also. on account
Oh me many complaints and enbirraSsInentS To
Wnlch am we'll aware, their official position sub
JectS ihcLA. j. DENT.
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(IUT1cURA.
CuT1cURA.
THE GREAT SKIN CURES
AND BLOOD DISEASE. FROM
PIMPLES TO SCROFULA

thousands of letters in our possession repeat this
story have been terrible sufferer for years with
Blood and Skin Humors: have been obliged to shun
Pubic places by reason Of disfgurng humors: have
had the best physicians spent hundreds of dollars
and got no real relief until used the CUTICuRA REso
VENT. the Blood Purifier internally and CUr1cURA
and CUTIcURA SOAP the Great Skin Cures and Skin
Beantifiers externally which have cured and left
my skin and blood as pure as q childs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26

The ARREST AT HOWARD USIvERSIrY-In1
ease OF The arrest. search and subsequent RELEASE
tphCIII Brig hi. one OF The students at Howard
Ner>lty, oitler Rhodes has made Il report TO Ma
Dye tiIdJ OF ~c lslh Instant complaints M
u MIN a. Ia ldTccnicS ut Howard tnlverSity a
tllat suspicion pointed strongly To the Bright girl
the perpetrators
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26
ALMOST INCREDIBLE.

James E. Richardson. Custom House, New Orleans on
OATH says: In 1870 Scrofulous Ulcers broke out
body until was Of corruption. Everything
known to the medical faculty tried in vain. be-
came mere wreck At times could not lift hands to
my head could not turn in bed was in constant pain,
and looked upon life No relief cure In ten
years In 1901 heard of the CUTCURA REMEDIES used
them and was perfectly cured.
Sworn to before u S Commissioner + D. Crawford
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~ insurance has been rrcurltd that attained
10y tine MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE AssoclA-
lion. Ills Society l. but lIttl. OVER thru years
old Ytt III that shurt las written lsOD
Of membership. and had III force OIL the hIst of the year
So uUuUs0 al insurance Ia the plan 81 flIls Associa-
tln the PERFECTION uf Life Insurance finally
lcrarIi.h We not do tilr old line coInI'an
clar,. MORTALITY aid taxi from tiso
ulIcy-aldr amount 80 far III efcts OF the actual
ned to put l. buildings nor Yet do We
ally do charge little t. r'ir tiit a. uitt of the
fufl insured ea'h life al all Ir.sar1ous
doubtful Drp.-fofh Of the sum collected at each
v-rnrt j. sst aside and deposited with 1rust Com
deed of tor the policy holder The
sam SO reserved amounts To el25o and ID in
creased S2uUOp SO $40 al every ass'siil' ut BY this
holders are protected from INJURY by the las with
the health, members. which will
every cnrnaIy, and the full payment of the whole
li,ut of and certificate b ole or ten
Thousand dollars IL made quite certain TO say tha
ls like old liners, lad charged two or
three much money aud used 1t 10 build enor-
NOUS buildings and pay prlncely salaries.
Jffce, 1863 Ii street.
rnarlI j. D. kNllIHI Or
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A C A R D.

HAVING BEEN UNABLE TO SECURE TIE DE.
SIRABLE STORE WHICH WE HAD IN VIEW ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
WE HAVE CONCLUDED TO REMAIN AT THE
OLD STAND, AND WILL BE READY BY April, 1sr
TO SHOW AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF DRESS
GOODS. SILKS. AND STAPLE GOODS
BUT WE SHALL CONTINUE TILL MARCH 81.
INCLUSIVE. TO SELL THE BALANCE OF DIR
STOCK AT PRIME COST.
c. N. TOWSON,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
mh2' South Side.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Anlusenlents. &C.. Tonight.

NATIONAL THEATER.-..The Lights o London
FORDS OPERA EOUSE.-..The Deuce OF Hearts"
fHEaTEE CoMIQUE--.Hunting a situation" and
varieties
DINE NUSEUa.-"Clnderclla" and curiosites-
WILLARD UALL-Recitals by Mr.. Leon FlOrcStan
In costume.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Ap0lI0 club concert.
WESLEY ZION Characterization Of forty COM
ipS wonders
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Grand Spring Opening:

New and Special Bargains
s. f. louNau 42 9TH street.
Al HeiibrIn'S Old stand.
ladies' fine handmade CATERS. - ~
Elegant French heel Kid Button. 81 30.
Common sense Kid and Pebble Button SI.g3
Foxed Button and Lace Shoes, 81 cents
Lasting Lace and Congress, - cents.
Fine Kid slippers and Ties, II cents.
job lot Spring Heel Button, Sd and 90 cents
White Kid Slippers for Misses and Children.
Gents Hand stltched Caters S.35.
FAR Stitched Calf Button, Lace and Congress,
every pair warranted $245.
stylish CATERS and Lace Shoes 50.
"See the Old Woman In Window In her new dress =
T. S.-Great Bargains in Dress Goods at So4 eth
street.
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VERY IMPORTANT. MN,
GET THE GENUINE.
HOFFS MALT EXTRACT.
CNEoUAILED IN ITS TONIC ACTION ON THE
ENFEEBLED AND SICK

''Messrs. TARRANr Co.
My family physician has recommended yorr-
MALT EXTRACT for my wife who has bsa an Invalid
for her. ~
Brooklyn, Jan, 1888" If
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STILL MORE SO.

Will Mcdonald, 2542 Dearborn street. Chicago CRATE
fully acknowledges cure of Eczema, Salt Rheum.
head neck face and legs for seventeen not
able to move except hands and knees, for year
not able to help himself for eight tried hundreds
of remedies doctors his hopeless
manently cured by the CUI1cURA REMEDIES
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DON'T WAIT.

Write to for these testimonials in full send direct
to the parties All absolutely and given without
our knowledge solicitation. Don't wait. Now is the
time to cure every species Of Itching, Scaiy. Fmpy.
Scrofulous Inherited Contagious. and Copper colored
Diseases of the Blood Skin and Scalp with Loss of Hair
Sold by all druggists. Price CUTICURA. so cts: RE-
SOLVENT 81; SOAP, 25 cts. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMI-
CAL Co. Boston, Mass.
BEAUTY.-For Rough Chapped and Oily Skin. Black
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FIRST CLASS PHOTOGRAPHS At Low PRICES.-The
New York Photo Co. 93 9Th street mort Invest an
nounceS the greatest reduction for frst-cIas, work
y61 oHeTcd the pubhc, VIZ: Cabinets at $50 per
de-: CafiS al 81 per dUZ Large work OF any de-
serptioh at corTespondlngiy low rates for Il short
time Only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26
BEAUTIFUL PLAID DREss Goops.

oHh anu WOOL, new style, only 25c.
SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!
BROCADE SILKS, SOC: CASH VALUE SloO
CARRIERS, I'll MARKET SPACE.
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON, 25
RADZIMERE COLORED SILKS superior quality.
only 81; real cash value. 81. 80.
NUNS YELLING. wide. double width, pure wool
Cream, Pink, Blue, Black-37L
b-ACh SILKS. three special bargains-No l 81 90:
no 81 % No ) 81 so Every yard of these Silks have
been reduced &c.
PlRE SILK BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES ffne
eooos) cash value 81. Is; reduced to 7jc.
HANDSOME BLACK BROCADE SILKS (pure silk
cash value 81 5: reduced to 75c.
CnLORED CAsHMERES, pure wool, double width
PINK. Blue and Black-374
FANCY COLORED SILKS. 37s. co. g. rs 81, 81 90.
BLACK and COIORED SILK MERvILEUxS (yery
iasfiohanie siiks1 cash value 81 % reduced to 81
COLORED SATINS. so. BLACK SATINs. 80
NUNS EtILING beautiful lace style). pure wool %
real value 37E. ~ f ''-''
BLACK CASHMERE sHAwLs pure wool $500
mil26 CARRIERS, I'll MARKET SPACE
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CIR HE Best.

Ger The Best
-1HE CONCORD HARNESS.
THE CONCORD COLLAR
~ehaye on hand large stock Of the Ce,ebuted DON.
CORD HARNESS. Of all kinds and d..cr1p,,on
1t Lowest Prices
sE Coupe. Carriage. and Road Harness a spscislty
IUTZ BRO
lss Pennsylvania Avenua
Adjoining National Hotsa
1ruhhs and Satchels IL great variety AT lowest p0s
s-jalo
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The kauqufer County. Va, Judges.
Correspondence of TIE EVENING STAR

Correspondence Of TIE EVENING STAR.
WARRENroN. Va, March a.
The exciting controversy over the FauQuier
county judges was partially settled to-day by
Judge Spiman taking his seat and the writ OF
quo warranto being in allegiance. c.
GOING TO MEET HER LovER--The Baltimore sun
to-day says: There arrived at Union station yester
DAY morning from Washington black-eyed and
dark-haired Swiss girl, whose rudy cheeks might
be compared to the carnations that flourish the
banks OF Lake Neufchatel in her native canton OF
Naud All alone this brave little woman had just
begun journey OF 5000 miles to Montevideo, Jru-
quay, to fulfill an engagement made with her tutor
several years ago in Switzerland. She came 10 this
country ABOUT TWO years ago. and has been living
In Washington. She leaves New York to-day on
the steamship Advance, and Immediately upon her
arrival at Montevdeo will be married 10 her AMI
anced, who is an atrache OF the British legation.
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HARE ATTRACTION
TOR THE LADIES At


Nos 4O3 and 4b5 9Th street northwest
Now on hand a magnificent stock of EMBROIDERED
S1IIIII.S. CUSHIONS. TABLE COVERS TIDES.
NII~h HOLDERS. II ,iift.-rs,li designs
far4cY ABf~l lib WORN ami KNITTED GOODS u
ty'IA description Complete Outfit Tor Children.
NlEiND fioAhS. Citl1r,I.s LACE, SAIIS aud
NI4.hIT EDkNITS
t..gnaItown and Zephyr WOESTFD.
fireman KNITTING lARs, all culurs, and ali tfpfx
a EMBROIDERED MATERIALS Oh hand At the lJNs
a. market price. DIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26

ROGERS \ BROS extra plate and nicke silver
teaspoons IOr W cents half dozen For Ole week
OIL! ~ tie Boston Variety store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26

PHOTOGRAPHS, cabinet size. $50 per dozen, at
chester d Handy's 40 9TH street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26

EASTER CARDS and novelties. In new and beauti-
ful designs. received to-day at Chapmans gi5
PenI4,y lyania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-26

TRUSsEL T. CL,Rk
Sll MARKET SPACE,
ARE DAILY ADDING NEW AND DESTRAB TFGOODS
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. THEY ARR PREPARED TO
SELL As CHEAP A ANY HOUSE IL THE Trade,
AND BEG TO CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION To TIL
FOLLOWING:
YD. WIDE BLACK CASHMERE. 50c.-JOB
A GRAND BARGAIN IN 81 BLACK SILK
1 LOT COLORFD STI.hS SPECTAL
L SUMNER SINS, REDUCED TO % Crs
1 FRENCH SAiINIS. REDUCED To - Crs.
1 CASE ia WHITE SPREADS. REDUCED To 81
" ia 10 sl25.
JOBS N HOSIERY.
JOBS N TOWELS. Table LINENS AND NAPKINS.
MANY INV GOODS IN SPRING NOVELTIES.
ALL AT POPULAR PRICES
WE INVITE INSPECTION
mao TRCSNEL < CLARK.