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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-24

The anarchist komnes, OF Chicago, whom
the police are seeking to arrest Tor murder, is
described in the official bulletin as .'tall and
stout and wearing chin whisi1ers." About half
the representatives in Congress had better
keep away from Chicago TIL this thing blows
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-24

Mr.. Edmunds has taken the hints SO literally
showered upon him of late, and is anxious Ia
bring the tedious debate on the relations OF
President and Senate To close. II he had
manifested such desire a week ago he would
have received the thanks of The whole country.
but IL is better late than never
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-24

Representative Beaeh's plan to confine the
delivery of eulogies of deceased members to
special Sunday sessions has been generally
commended 1t is satisfactory to note that he
does not intend TO let his proposed amendment
70 the rules die and be buried in silence any
more than the Congressmen of whose obituaries
IL treats As he introduced Ii at the beginning
OF the session, 1T was a short and modest doom
ment, and attracted little attention from the
committee or anybody else. AS he brought it
iortn on Monday, refreshed and invigorated. It's
preamble was expanded to dimensions which
made IL almost unrecognizable. The reason for
the expansion is easy to discover. In the brief
term since the first Introduction of the resoIn.
uon, the house has given up four or five of its
working days to testify its respect for the MEN,
DRY OF men who have died in the service of their
country. This is all wrong. II is contrary to
the wishes which these men undoubtedly
would have expressed could they have been
consulted on the subject.
Why should not the present House distinguish
itself by abolishing a practice which does no
honor TO the dead, and serves no purpose for
the living except to crafty the vanity OF a few
ionz.winded deCiaimers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-24

The official denial of the story of C;eroni,no,s
surrender shows that the monumental liar o.
he Mexican border has removed his headouar
iers temporarily to Tombstone. II he would
seek permanent dwelling in a graveyard he
would better please u tired-out public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-24

In the case OF Winans Us Winans yesterday, a
witness called To prove the marriage described
The beautiful way in which the parties once
sang Kathleen Mavourneen" together. I'm his
hearing There may be some subtle inference
10 be drawn from this which does not strike the
untutored sense, but cold and calculating
world generally interprets a disposition to sing
love duets as an evidence rather of eourtsbin
than OF wedloek
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-24

In connection with an arrest in New York
;ity for posting bills on a telegram mole n tor
;otten statute is raked up, commandinp ALI
eiegraph wires to be laid underground by the
10Th OF september, 1885. Here is a nice oues-
ton for the lawyers: Is 1T unlawful to post n
hiion pole which has no legal existeneep
And has telegraph pole a legal existence
nearly six months after a statute wiping IL ont
has gone into operation?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-24
Trade Is OpEs To AL
AND WE CLAIM NO MONOPOLY

But we do claim to adhere to announcements Ad-
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y sp Mne ea a &
medium possible. You know We deal honestly with
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and new customers. well to retain old ones
post every day bet the hours Of m and D. M Sat
peqay an our large and polite corps Of
show goods, whether you wish TO buy or not. Orders
VERY IMPORTANT
Having added several new departments we are
after completion still short of space While we must
for SPRING opns de notice aS ~ wb new
GWEN we decided to mark down such articles will
help TO accomplish our purpose
LADIES HOSIERY.
As an extra bargain we offer Ladies' Hose. fancy
striped full regular length at I9c.. regular price 29c
Ladies' Brilliant Lisie Hose black, brown. navy
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CHILDREN's HOSIERY.
s soe sHs ssa sG3r sns p feet Nos and
MEMS BICYCLE HOSE
Ribbed black, brown, navy and OK blood, at 49c
HANDKERcHIEFs.
Ladies initiated warranted pure linen. at 1Oc, or
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Solid Borders Pure Linen Handkerchief. at 12,ac.;
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Fine Linen Lawn. diced and embroidered, at 25c.:
Fine Embroidered Ruching. different shades at 25c.
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Our wellknown L. 8. French handmade Corset.
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Ladies, Nightgowns, handsomely trimmed with all
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For illustratrations see post" and Republican"
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LACEa
We shall offer special inducements 1Sin wide
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S1.4S. "
4oin. Pure silk Chensilly Flouncing at 81 80. regu-
46tin Pure six EscuriAl Flouncing at sass. regu-
in price, 40.
LADIES' JERSEYS.
Our imported Stockinette Jersey. coat back, silk
sewn, at 81. A. regular price, 81. as.
Our vest front Jersey, of imported Stockinette
with cardinal tan and cream fronts So AS regular
price. 81. 75.
Our Embroidered Vestfront Mikado Jersey of finest
S,ocxlnette at S29S; regular price, S3.4S; in the
Finer grades at SAILS. AIS. $3.50, 81, So
STOCKiNETTE WALKING JACKETS.
OF firm quality stocknette. perfect fitting, at s34s,
regular price, 81
JEWELRY.
75c. ' N 0A
our Oxidized Pins at 29c. reduced from Soc
Onr assortment of CSC Fob Chains reduced to 44c
Sl1S ~
Smelling Bottles, oxidized, reduced from $l.19 to
LEATHER GOODS
Alligator 5atchels at 33c.; reduced from 4Sc
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Fos Goopsrss SAKE Dox,r

buy airy more wash goods at present, said the
head of this department to our Mr.. WOODWARD
yesterday. IS he barely looked over the count
ers piled up with some Of the prstttess wash
fabrics possible to imagine
The Advertiser" was on hand and here ID
what he found;
loo pieces Figured Plaid and Checked Main
socks, choice patterns. in white and tinted pink
grounds. only 12'dc. per yard. which Is particu-
larry cheap
Figured Crazy Cloths. How many WIN recoe-
nize In these that popular fabric sold by us last
season. all covered over with choice figures,
warranted to wash and ever retain Its crfnxled
appearance: White, Ecru and Cream grounds,
with stripes and figures. How much: Just
price them, and you will be surprised.
Figured PiQues, White and Ecru grounds, with
neat and desirable set figures, 25c. per yard
32Inch Ecru Batiste, the largest and best va
riety ever shown by US Considering the way
they look. the way they wash and the way
they wear, every lady should have one; 121sc
per yard. (SL25 for dress)
Combination Canvas Suitings (linen and cot
toni hardly distinguishable from the WOODEN fab
ric These are imported Scotch goods OF great
merit, ana come In plains. with stripes to
match. Plains, 371ac. Figured, soc per yard,
Fine 4O-inch Batiste Lawns. ecru white navy
blue and black grounds. with choice set, and
all-over figures, washes perfectly, only tic.
per yard.
case Of fine Ginghams. in seersucker stripes
and checks, in blue and brown only. Their reg
ular price is 10c.; only &C. per yard.
100 pieces of Gamers 36-inch Wamsutta
Shifting Percales, unglazed, soft finish, counts
06 picks to the inch. 15c per yard.
Other fabrics equally noteworthy. You will
lind 1t to your interest to purchase "Wash
0oods' from Headquarters"
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPOSALs FoRsHEETCoPPERR IvETS &C
Il OxEIcE or BUILpISG FOR STATE. WAR AHD
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Galyanizedlrou FassenIDgs &c. required tor The root
1.-THE west and center wings " the Building Coz STATE
war and Navy Department., In this city, vii be re-.
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opened ednteiy thereafter In presencs Of bjddera
SPECIFICATIONS general inetructions 70 bidders and
blank forms q propo.e Will be furnished regular
THQS L ~ ~ CAsEY Col Corps OF Enginssss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-24

No one will find fault with the District Conn
missioners for guarding their prerogatives
against encroachment; but 1T may be cues
toned whether their methods are always wise.
Their proposal, for example, that they be
granted general supervision of the eodification
OF the District laws, is the suggestion of a
change Of words rather than OF ideas No COM
mittee Of Congress would undertake such a task
without taking the Commissioners into con-
slant consultation. 1t is simply, therefore, a
question whether Congress shall do the work
with the assistance OF the Commissioners. or
the Commissioners do the work with the assist
ance OF Congress. In the end, Congress must
pass upon the whole subject. A majority of the
members OF the District committee of the
House, and all but one member of the District
committee of the Senate, have been educated
In the law, and hence are presumptively as
well qualified as the Commissioners-cne mill
tary ofacer. one merchant and one lawyer.-to
manage the details of codification. Is it worth
while, then, for the Commissioners to DELAY a
work which seems to be so sorely needed. for
the sake ofrevising the terms, and not the SUBJ
stance, of the act under which the work is to be
done?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-24

The high regard felt for Secretary Manning
both personally and officially, Is shown by the
general solieitude expressed abou. his condi-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-24
SpR1xe DREss Goops.

We have Just opened splendid line Of French Nov
critics IN Dress Goods comprising Woolens, India Silks
plain and figured Pongees. plain and printed Sataeus
inquired and embroidered printed and embroidered
Muls printed Linen Lawns, printed Batiste plain and
inquired grenadines Surah Silks and Satin Rhadames.
six ana Isle Hose in all the designs Also an
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Special SALE Or Hos1ERv.

Ladies', Misses and Children New STYLES I'm
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100 doz Unbleached. medium weight Hose for Ladies
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.ss kg 1as Ts an s'yss for 3 fs
s 81 !n mslt Fls vs sSs i hse 7c.
10 per cent off Laces.
SIS ''Mikado Parasois. for S13.75
29c "MikadO" Umbrella Covers for 25c
81 25 Silk Sun Umbrellas for SlI3.
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sss B B.oD Easter S
Csc SILK Gloves soc,
25c l.,sle Thread Gloves for 2lc.
$50 Gauze Fans for 75c.
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ostrich si an F fs1s rG Fans ar
19c. Jeweiry, all STYLES, for l3c.
.25c. Jewelry all styles, for 19c
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4sc. Pocketbooks, all Styles for 39c.
&c &c s ssisf; Isl t sy ass for 49,
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discount.
ASKING Tor your favors and a personal CALL will
make 1t an object for you to place your orders with
me.
WIN. r MCLEAN,
mh2A 18th and streets northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-24

OLBS COMBINED FOOD Is THE RICHEST.
IN cheapest aud best food for Mich Cows II con,
ststs Oh healthy vegetable compound which keeps
the COW In good condition. and largely increases the
yled OF muk Try II For sale by ]. n A KOLR a
CO. Feed Dealers. 1877 Pennsylvania ave. q e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-24

EIoum FLouRn FLouwr
There has been big decline In Flour and am pye
70 gave the consumers the benefit of the decline
receiv ed two car loads of the finest MINNE-
r FLoc K thai IL made at s625. Also the CALI
FORSlA PATENI, al $o. The very best FAMILY
FLOUR, 1925. and q fine EXTRA FAMILY al 81 SO
n. A. POOLE, Wholesale Grocer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-24
$4.97.

The time to sell winter weight Trowsers Il
Short ali though the time to wear them Is by no
means over. We have about 800 pair left that
have been selling at S., So. 81 So and 50 per
pair; don't care to carry them until next fall:
are going 10 try to sell them all in the next
three days-to-day, tomorrow and Wednesday,
How. BY giving you choice Of the entire stock
Tor S4e9; that's the figure. but you must be
prompt; there will positively be no extension
OF Time, aud the best ones will naturally 90
nrst s4.S.; there Ii catch about this sale
That Is not our way Of dealing Come see the
Trousers S4.97.
GEORGE sPRANsY
inh2S oO7 SEVENTH ST., Opp U. s. Post ofice.