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Evening star., 1886-06-04

All the news from the fishing banks IL Of q
threatening character. The Canadians are In q
state OF mind because two Yankee shippers have
declared their Intention TO resist capture, with
powder and ball, II necessary. This is all very
well, but il is to be hoped that the pugnacious
tars will not spoil a good case by needless
bumptiousness. 1t was one of the humorists Of
the war era who said that the motto of his
troops was, "Victory or Death-with a decided
preference for victory" Every good patriot will
stand by his country, right or wrong; but the
cooler-headed entertain a decided preference
for having the country right
Evening star., 1886-06-04
OuR BUSIEST Day.

OF ALL DAYS IN THE WEEK SATURDAY rs
USUALLY THE BUSIEST WITH Us. ON THAT
DAY WE HAVE NO TIME TO SPECULATE on
CAUSE AND EFFECT. WE HAVE TO WORK
LIKE BEAVERS TO SUPPLY THE GREAT DE,
MAND FOR THE RARE BARGAINS IN MEMS
AND BOYS CLOTHING FOR WHICH OUR
HOUSE HAS BECOME so JUSTLY FAMOUS
OUR HEARTS ARE TOUCHED WITH PITY FOR
THE MAN WHO MoPES THROUGH LIFE
IMAGINING HIMSELF A MODERN -IsHMAEL"
"Laugh, and the world laughs with you
Weep. and You weep alone"
THE SPLENDID BUSINESS WE ARE DOING
WAS STARTED ON THE ROCKY FOUNDATION
OF SQUARE AND HONEST DEALING AND AS
THE STRUCTURE GROWS IT GAINS IN
STRENGTH AND BEAUTY. SO WE CONTINUE
TO GLADDEN. MANY HEARTS AND BRIGHTEN
MANY HOMES By THE Low PRICES WE
CHARGE FOR OUR MATCRLESS STOCK OF
CLOTHING FOR MEN. YOUTHS. BOYS AND
CHILDREN.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY.
NV. CORNER OF 7TH AND sTa
GALL BLUE SIGNs)
je4 I'M GRADY. MANAeEH
Evening star., 1886-06-04
A BRAsp NEw Srock Or

Ladies' Corset Covers have just arrived and as is our
custom upon receipt of new goods. we inaugurate
"SpecialSale for Saturday, June 5th and beg those
who have been awaiting their arrival TO call while we
have full COMPLEMENT Of styles and sizes. wequote
a. being representative values The following:
200 dozen Ladies' High-neck Fine Muslin Corset
Covers, splendid cotton finished seams buttons and
outton-holes strongly sewed and well shaped. the
extraordinary low price of
1212c. Twelve -and-ahalf cents each l2l5c
l5O dozen Ladies' Fine Lonsdale Cambria Corset
Covers two clusters of six fine tucks neck trimmed
with Hamburg edging. pearl buttons, perfect shape
25c. Only twenty-five cents each 25c
100 dozen Ladies' V-shaped Necx LOnsdale Cambria
Corset Covers finished seams. wide Hamburg em-
brodery around the neck, worth 46c.,
39c. Only thirty-nne cents each. 3oc
In conjunction with the above excellent bargains
we shall offer:
as dozen Ladies' Fine Muslin Walking Skirts pref
lily tucked cambria rufe. with two clusters of tucks
above, usually sold at 62L.c,
ONLY SIS CENTS2EACH.
rs dozen Ladies' Fine Muslin Mother Hubbard Night
Robes. with yoke of four clusters Of three French
tucks. two rows of Hamburg inserting between tucks
Hamburg rufiie around the neck and down the front
worth S7lac,
ONLY 10 CENTS EACH.
The steadily increasing trade in Ladies' Underwear
IL pie evidence that better values elsewhere
obtainabie. We retain the old. and secure new Gus
toners every day.
(Second floor: take eevator)
wOnDN A Il =
Evening star., 1886-06-04
Saturday Advertising.

Advertisers will confer a favor by handing in
their announcements as early as possible for
to-morrow's sixty-four column STAR. in order
70 insure insertion and proper classification.
Evening star., 1886-06-04
| Special BAneArs SALE

0PEClAL DARGAIN DALE
THE KEEP MANUFACTURING CO.
4s7 7rH STREET n W.
win OFFER on SATURDAY MORNING the following
Very Special Bargains in MEMS FURNISHING
GOODS and TRAVELLING BAGS for II days.
Drawers. all sizes, At Ssc each. Regular price
saHh so.k1s E14sss I. s
so DOZEN SHIRTS, &C BRAND at 75c. each. Made
Ct fextra heavy muslins and linens Fully rein
ciaily requested 70 cali and examine these goods
XIX Brand JEAN DRAWERS at 4sc. Regular
XXX BRAND IA JEAN DRAWERS At CSC Regular
ONE LOT CoLoRED BALBRIeoAN SHIRTS AND
1DRAWERs tysry Gne) All sizes 70 a shirts aad 90
each Never sold less than 81. 25 and $3.50
ONE LOT COLORED SUMMER MEk1No SHIRTS
an AND s DRAWERS, all sizes. e0c each. Never sold
se"o ta"h SOSs
oNE FL. LOT FINE IN SILK AND satin scARrs, satin
SO DOZEN EXTRA FINE SILK AND SATIN
SCARFS latest shapes. at Soc. each. Worth 75c.
ONE LOT EXTRA FINECoLoRED BALBRIeGAN
Regular price $3.50.
so DOZEN PLAIN AND FANCY STRIPED HALF
'so HOSE: Must go at 80 cents per pair. Never sold
s5e. n D'A"e' A''Acnmen'' at 4'e' per pA'r' worm
IS DOZEN BALBRIGGAN HALF HOSE, very fne
at sec per pair. Have been very cheap at 50c
TRAyELINe BAGS. Do uwant Travelling Bag.
o have s a.ss 10, Q, is a. Leather LA alligator and @
prices a good Hand Bag as low as 81 and up 10
finest grades. Call and examine them before buy
KEEPS I:ps, CUSTOM 81 SHIRTS made 10 measure as
duced.
Store closes at p m. Saturdays IL M
KEEP MANUFACTURING CO.,
4s7 7TH STREET NV.
OLIVER F. BURDErTE,
Sole Agent for District of Columbia.
4.5,Sll.15l7-8t
See OuR Blue AND BLACK
SERGE COAT AND VEST,
COLOR F1NE.) COAT UNL1NED. PRICE $3.50
FOR WARM WEATHER THIS Is JUST THE
THING.
SUMMER STOCK COMPLETE.
GEORGE SPRANsY,
ONEPRICE CLOTHIER
GOT SEVENTH ST. NV,
je4 Opp. U. s. Post OHice
Evening star., 1886-06-04

Mr.. Blaine's accomplishments as a parlia-
mentary logician were never shown to finer
advantage than in the distinction he has drawn
between the res and the homo in his criticism
of Lord Salisbury's eontemptuous reference to
the Irish natiOnalists- 1t was not his infen-
ton, he assures the public, to say that his lord
ship was impudent, insolent and brutal but
only TO inquire whether his lordships remarks
were not offensive in those particulars. The
discrimination is so subtle that the Irish mind
may not be able to grasp it; but, If Mr.. Blaine
who makes 1t, and Lord Salisbury, for whose
benefit II is made, are both satisfied, what right
has ANYBODY else to find fault?
Evening star., 1886-06-04
We CAN OsIY REpEAr

w b NAN ONLY 1lEPEAT
what we have said before that better selected stock
Of the most reputable makes In Corsets not to be
found In this city, which, in conjunction with
justly celebrated French l. c." A La Persephone
Paris-made Corset, Is worthy the consideration of
every lady. For tomorrow we offer:
80 dozen German Woven Corsets. scalloped top side
steels. embroidered on busts.sonly 75c per pair
so dozen Fine American Coutll Corsets side steels
perfectly shaped, only 81 per pair.
so dozen Fine Colored Satteen Corsets all colors
only 81 per pair.
Ladies who have not done so, and wish to secure
comfort grace and durability for a very little should
try our l. c." Corsets.
We have full line of all sizes In the Zephyr" Sum.
mer Corsets, very light and durable
Second floor: take the elevator)
WOODW h
Evening star., 1886-06-04

IS OUR DAY OF PREPARATION
For the Reception OF the
Children on Saturday
Saturday. May 31st, was an extremely busy day
with US. We think it will be SO TOMORROW. In
any event we will be prepared for it. We were under
the impression that had too many Childrens Suits
until We counted them yesterday. How many think
you Of strictly childrens suits we possess, We
guessed about three thousand but instead of that
only eighteen hundred and odd suits are on our coun
,ers These refer only the childrens knee pa nta
looms suits. excluding kilt suits and the suits for
larger boys. These many suits for US to have
at this season. because could safely have less
and do the business we are doing
We made good many two-nfty
Suits out of four and four
fifty suits, merely to keep up as
sortments in preference to buy
ing outside lots We shall pur-
sue this policy the remainder Of
the season.
Our Hat Department has developed wonderful pos
sibilitiss. Every salesman we could possibly spare
from the other departments impressed for duty
there. Result, seven hundred aud eighty one Hats
sold and it wasn't good day for hats either
The large sale of Straw Hats imposes
difncult duty on our delivery department.
We endeavort to deliver everything on Sat
urday sold taat day. but to make sure we
advise purchasers to take their Hat pur-
chases along.
We know many persons were not waited upon for
Hats 1t was unfortunate 1t was so but 1t could not
be helped Our children's department was equal to
the OCCASION however and no customer for chldren's
clothing went away unwaiied on.
Every Saturday Of the members Of
the firm takes charge Of the Children's de-
partmeni, sees that visitors are seated and
waited on properly and in turn.
White Flannel Suits for the little boys
seem to be much sought after now. We
have them Vero,m Sap.
Tomorrow being fair we expect you at
NoA 800. 800. 3O4. 3O6 aud 3Os Seventh Street
SAKS q COMPANY,
Evening star., 1886-06-04

A rurnor In New York that Secretary Manning
had resigned created quite futter in w all street
yesterday. 1t was, of course, not confirmed
and matters soon resumed their normal condi-
ton. There are, however, the best of reasons
for believing that the surrender of his office by
Mr.. Manning is an event that will not be very
long deferred. His health Is such that he is en-
tirely precluded from attending to Its duties;
and, however that fact Is to be deplored, the
present prospect that he will be able to resume
them is anything but encouraging. 1t Is likely,
therefore. that as soon as the successorship can
be satisfactorily arranged he will be relieved of
the responsibilities Of the place. and enabled to
enjoy the leisure and repose which are SO much
needed. 1t may be added, furthermore that
the effects Of this step will be so largely dis
counted In advance that when 1t is taken there
will be little or no disturbance OF financial
affairs.
Evening star., 1886-06-04

LAssBuneH & Bro.
42O422-424-426 SEVENTH STREET.
Never before annals OF our trade have we sold
If deserve the amount OF patronage We have as
complete line off good makes Us are pro-
0T bR fpesS Il ss are
rHoMpsoNs GLOVE r1rrfsSe Asaom'nA'
R & r. I3,tr Extra |, Long Lon
E, Satteen
o'sps%G'n %',,ss suss; cea,,,
Sumner torsets,
P.p. ooRsErs Yfs''i'a''ns N o'r's''
No. Is, Short Coutil,
No 24S. Extra Long Satteen,
No. %. Spoon Busk Coutil,
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NO. 1'' 'S,,.:d NJ. sls. sesa; sho.. cou,i,.
RoTHs DOUBLE BONE coRSETS'e Esise o'''A'
Her Her .,ie Nsestys y,so; G0rssss Gssss
o Try Them.
Madam Foy ImprSysa Corset and sErs supporer
Tns Psass wa g so. sss
w., LADIES DRESSING sAceyEs
Two Specials: '''~
Special No. 1.-Fine quality Lawn. well shaped. per.
'es ne Quality ait Lawn
with deep Embroidery Fl sfSsRd ss good value
One One style style q; 25c made made s nicely y: unssmm.d
One style, o9e:, made well. yoke OF Inserting and
One style &c. made of cambric with yoke of lace
and inserting.
One style at 7sc. made OF cambria. with yoke Of
One style e sse made in the best possible manner,
LADIES MUSLIN DRAWERS
One style at 33c., made Of good cotton. with en-
One st, le at 47c made of fine cotton. trimmed with
One style at 0Sc. trimmed with embroidery insert
4ne s styie ss inserting and ,,ce. o,., a, oo
mad made Of best cotton. trimmed with cambric sdsins
WHITE sKIRrS
one style at 41c, made OF good muslin, with hem
One style at Gee. well made. with cambr,c ruf5e
and tucks In the rufiie also tucks above the ruie
deen embrodegS ID y s rfcen, 4 price trimmed with
LADIES Gowns.
One style at 47c. made Mother Hubbard style, with
one style Ut 5sc.. made Mother Hubbard with yoke
One style ut 0sc., made with yoke Of tucks and In.
serting. trimmed nicely with embroidery.
yoke of fine tuckinR "
one style at 9sc.. recent value s125 trimmed with
yoke OF all over embroidery.
CHILDREN'S LACE CAPS.
Nurse. Aprons. at i; fss ;sS ;.!$$sa. r sss
Selling out the remaining stock Of Jerseys at wav
less than prevailing prices
Our 90. 90 coat back vest front Jersey now 81 25.
Our 81 so SILK embroidered vest 'front.' now $2O5.
fAHAsOLS PARASOIS.
s0n has expired
satin Coachers SOC
Our $2.25 ParasOls Sl.S0
Other Goods in proportion.
Unmade White suit Patterns full quality material
only 81 90. worth 81 SO.
Which sold well at 45 10 close out the
will sell ut 81, 90
Evening star., 1886-06-04

II,OR RENT-LARGE, COOL, HANDSOMELY
IL furnished House. south exposure. well shaded for
q year low, or summer, without children: $50 per
month. Apply 1915 St NV. Possession inmed-
ately. je2-3ts
INOR RENT-NEAR THE CAPITOL, DESIRA-
IL bic and pleasantly situated Brick Dwelling nine
rooms, including bath, l03 I'd st jel-1ws
LNOR PENTHOUSE sos NEW JERSEY AVE
II n.w nine rooms; modern improvements; I'm good
repair; $50 per month. IL r ST. NV; four rooms:
modern improvements: $l6.3O Apply TO w. c.
JOHNSON, 11S 18th NV. jel-lm
Evening star., 1886-06-04
FOR SALE-LOTS
EoR sALR-cHoIcE LOTS

E,oR sALE-cHolcE LOTS
elxso and lso to 50 a alley. lsts St. ADJOINING
Sz S2Iioo to 10 n alley southeast corner ie,h and
ssesy 100 70 IS n alley. lath st. be-, U aud 50.
80 oy ioo TO 10 H. Alley, 81. bet 18th and ipth
2o,4xs7.e to 10 n. alley ST.. bet iesb and l7,h.n
baex92 10 to 10 n. alley. nth ST. corner oo-cOr.n
- exsa rear and SIDE alleys. cOrcorau st.. near
- sS "a 10 ,o :, sI,sv "a -,
22e by leo 10 10 a. alley. P 81, bet s,h ani ION
la6 by 100 to 10 f. alley. st.. near 10th sn
aud many other desirable and houses in al par,:
oi ,ae,' sae e'v. RH. I LEIrOLD.
FOR sALE-ENrIRE NORTH OF sQnARE
4. Iss lsSo bounded by n e ave. A. B and Ian .is,
yesiment prices lots on l. bet iath % and Il is,e an
si alley Lot % fHIh n1s 2,s, ss as ?orss . paved
ENoR saLE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN. III PUR-
a,ir sSa once an entire square northeast
jsglsi jsgpiy to Louis sHogsAEER ,,,s
EoR sALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN IN TAKES
land aSe ono sse y, & on s "a 81 ust south of Mar.
ye2-st LOUIS p sHoEMAkER. sfo 4 81 No.
bet: ,ss',,1 ssh anc 9th Louis II. SHOEMAKER.
70. s2o It n ".
very desira6e eaRsAIS eslSs4 IL, on ,,0
,.,-,, Louis p. SHOEMAKER
10. 80 D II.
FOR sALE-sUPERB PLOT OF GROUND CoN.
u manding grand view Of washington aud tts en-
yirons s offered for FOR a few DAYS ffau,s 20
IL on Prospect street, lso n Meridian ave ia n
% oy @ nse, 'ence just north Of Boundary st side
my29 Box oaa city n N
E>oR sALE-NINE LOTS. IN 50. I62, FOUR
New Hampshire ave and 18th st. by % Is deep 70
Gley; and hVe fronting l6 feet each south side
oregon ave- by s1e deep TO alley Price 75c. per
my2s-sts ia
ENoRsALE-40.ooos aUARE FEET oFSRoI
l61 fee: u. 25 per foot cash. MILLS DEAN ao2 la
ave- inyosssE
LNoR sALE-FINE PLOT OF GRorNn. WITHIN
= Iour squares of Capitol. 2eOs lbo. fronting on
cheap 70 quick buyer Also seven ots Isx 20 at s5c
per So loot TYLER a RUrHERIoKD.
my <e-ot- 1926 St W.
LNoR sALE-THREE FINE LOT>. EACH Irp7
feet ON L ST. just west OF New Hampshire ave- hns
parking. only 80 cents n focl Also $50 feet north
siae " ST n ", very cheap. Apply OWNER Room
=. 1881 + ST. NV. my24-lm
E'oR sALE-A BARGAIN IN GOOD IoT.
DANENHowER q son. n Is Is rsr i mylSi% r%A
IL BY w. o DENIsoN,
Real Estate Agent
A RARE CHANCE FOR PROFITABLE INVEST.
The following beautiful suburban Building Lots In
w. o Denison and b. T. Leighton's subd vision OF the
bet l4th and 18th lots on the east side
ioth 81 extended, bet kenesaw and Grant St,
& Mum, pieasant village corner lots on Grant ST.
tended. corner lots 10Th ct extended and enc
saw ave Also other valuable lots In this No.
my6-Im
Evening star., 1886-06-04
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

nor RENT-OFFICE ROOMS I'D AND Sd
IL floors of 1919 4 ST. adjoining Baltimore Sun build.
ing-SlO, SIS, $40 and SIS: also desk room lst floor
Apply DODSON & DEEBLE, i'm basement. m29- lws