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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-05

The effect OF the tariff agitation in Congress has
made itself felt In wall street In producing stag
nation and temporary despondeney Here and
there we hear or a weil-known brokers nrrn going
out OF business or OF a MEMBER ~ the stock ey
change selling his seat at saeEnce for the pur-
pose Of getting out OF the street with enough
money 70 start himseifin some othertrade Therol.
lery strikes followed 80 promptly By the strike OF
The engineers on the Chicago BurliSgtsn ana
Quincy Railroad, with the possibility always In
view Of a general tie-up On the western roads
tributary TO Chicago, have demoraiized the OK
change and the revival OF tariff and surplus talk in
Washington mas added materially 70 the feeling OF
depression prevalent there. Quotations generally
are somewhat lower than they were at the begin.
ming Of last geek. and still lower than they were
In January. But, on the other hand. Europe
turned up last saturday as a pretty large buyer
&C American securities, and the passage By the
House OF the bill authorizing the Secretary Of the
Treasury 70 use certain funds In his custody for
the purchase Of Government bonds IN open mar
Eet Is sign that We may expect favorable turn
IL almost any time. The money that comes out q,
Government bonds VIII lie very apt to seek invest .
ment somewhere else. with me effect Of stimuli
ting the market TO that extent. TIE duration O,
The present condition Of things Is dependent
largely upon the clearing up OF the labor trul.
Dies, and no one can foresee for single day what
u going 70 happen in that field.
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DREss GARSrruRE FOR SPRING.
We shall place on display Monday, March 9Th,
MOST BEAUTIFUL DRESS TRIMMINGS
ever shown by u.s. embracing almost every de-
scripton Of JET silk. mohsir, and bullion braids
in black and all the very newest Parisian
shades. As fair representation Of the STOCK
we enumerate the following
100 PIECES MOHA1R BINDING BRA1DS.
u to inch wide.
CTS, 8, TO- and 12h cents per yard.
SILK BINDING BRAIDS.
In gobelin, mahogany, tans shades Of brown,
light and dark blue, cream, 3 shades of green,
black, and a variety of new spring shades. the
names Of which give little no clue to their
ONLY CENTS PER YARD.
THE PRECEDENT" SOUTACHE BRAIDS.
The newest thing in black braids. in about 80
handsome scroll patterns, in lacey effects. from
9 to 10 inches wide. especially desirable for
tailor-made suit trimmings, panels, etc. Soc,
Csc. S5c., 81. sl.35. $3.50. and 81 75 per I'd
BLACK BEADED TRIMMING.
Greatest assortment we have yet shown, CON-
prisng
JRTTRp ORNAMENTS.
BEADED PASSEMENTER1Es
JET BALLOONS
JET PENDANTS,
BEADED a1Mps.
BEADED SETS.
CUT STEEL SETS.
CU1 STEEL tA1IOONS.
JETTED SASH ENDS, &c.
Largeivariety Of Attractive:Styles.
MILNE BULLION BRAIDS.
Numerous widths in variety of Attractive
patterns to each width, thecolors embracing, in
conjunction with the gold. silver. and white. the
leading spring shades of Gobelin. Jasper, OK
blood. Mahogany. Gazelle, Tan, Pstache Terra
Gotta, Myrtle. and.--other equally desirable
shades Also black.
We believe you will be pleased with this ad-
mirably selected stock OF Dress Trimmpga
WOODWARD & LOTHROp
-. -. 49,, . Corner llth and sta n.w.
New SpR1Na UNDERWEAR
We have just opened an elegant line of
SILK UNDERWEAR
LADIES,
and quote the following special bargains:
LADIES' ALL-SILK VESTS
ONLY Sl.25 EACH;
CoIors-Lavender, lGold. Pink 1t. Blue Cream.
Cardinal, Black. and White; low neck and no
sleeves.
Finer Grade. extra long. same coiors:sfSo
each. ;
so Dozen Ladies' White Swiss Ribbed Vests
low neck and no sleeves. spring weight
ONLY 50c. EACH.
Ladies' and Children's
SpRING.wEIGHF, WOOL UNDERWEAR,
in fuIlregular- made qualities in high and low
neck, and long, short, and no sleeves.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Cor. 11th and F SITS. n. W.
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SIX SHIRrs To ORpER FoR $50.

As new cottons are much warmer than old,
men should have their shirts made up early in
the spring-now-thus securing the beneft OF
this warmth. They will become washed out"
somewhat by summer. making them cooler.
and all the more desirable. We make an excel
lent grade at 80 per half dozen; better at
5000: and the best to be had, at $l2.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor. 18th and F sts. NV.
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:: :; F Fl Fl III Is Is:
4 =: 80 go 80
ii sss:s &C. g.. g.:
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.;
ART EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
We are now showing in these departments full line
OF goods for Spring and Summer use Our buyer has
Just returned from New York. and are in daily re-
celpt Of all the newest things in the market which We
are selling At prices that will astonish you when you
take into consideration the design and quality Of the
goods.
COTTAGE DRAPRRY.
REAL MADRAS:
beautiful lire all price. so inches wide in Lemon
.nt 9 q, z T, 5sss ~ and CSC Also large a'sort
EMBROIDERED MADRAS.
Very pretty patterns. zoe. I'D. worth SOC.
IMITATION MADRAS
All new designs; sbeautfulline At 1870 Also cheaper
new scARFs.
We are showing beautiful line Of Fancy scarfs at all
French Madras with chenille sa and i ti
oss &c., a. Ss
almost double
TABLE COVERS.
Table Sno,ea firing. h.nas eS eo @asas
Urn nes ns q r EsT st Table
LACE PILLOW sHAMs
ns 81 aoa new patterns In Nottingham Lace
MOICHOIR CASES.
%a3Ss .s, made Of channels sin band. painted
Slgss and ParsSs Case: Button ana
Ntxy rr.
the Cheapest 4. sns II aas Ct III
STAMPED LINEN GOODS
We would csn your special attention to this line All
e sa saSs prices which
BOUND GOODS tStanpeD
Double Umbrella Cases. ssc
%hsi broom Holder. Il s &c
Fcsfss siIpDsr os,s....::...:..:::..:..::aSs
= .25c
4 . .'...' az. 1Ec
Baton Bars i3c
LaundSy Bass, 5 sizes 40 oS and $50
Linen schoo. Bags SOC
And hundreds Of other articles too numerous to
BUREAU SCARFS (Stsmped both esds,
5a-inch Linen Scarf. 35e
Monte scarfs al S 81
And st all fntermediase prices
SPLASHEhS tStamped)
Linen and Monte splsshsrs al prcss 9. 2s IS. 10.
TRAY COVERS tstanDsda
Frinsed all round, 1oc and upward
DID6 (stamped) l21c
Examine stock and our pxicss onrafurv .,,a
you viii be convinced that We are ASadQuartsrs for
these goods. ~
We are now prepared to do
| STAMPING AND EMBRofDERINo
Of all kinds. in the best possible nanner and A ths
lowest prices. 20 per cent cheaper than esevhssN
Embroidsry Materials Of I'll kinda Tinsl. al solera
| II 4 E# Il .
BAR CoAcHrs Bat Co.cHrs.
ssetss conSsn:son ce.eh. ~. ta.dis ID.
/ stead and rsri0r CArT3ago.
Rf1cee ZANE - Ordinary Czech.
l CArrtaeee from $3.50 - 4S6.
/ Waecu vslocsDefeA Incycle.. h1eyeIeA weed
1 and Willow Ware
ca AuPPfRr,
NH 4oa. 40a A07 ~ q Nv. Shoxs Dss
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FOR SALE-LOTS


For s.St.estsI n.heNS 3 bru DINO
rear. and a. alley st chance fbr "a hou-- p<r
foet, So. NhffAkLl. a aoRBAN
I,oh sAIE-A hERf DtsgRaBLE ooRNER LOT
u on l4tk st. cctuu be hctrhts gica ~ rur-
chased 81 q low nsarss also . uuinher 81 aesirul.,
pieces OF sroprd Ia uofth and he1.t section. Of
cay. CHARffS ". HANDY. ssi 3 anw 10
EoE sALI.--Brit, DEks AID SPECTATORS. AT.
tetIticri have b~s ifui froutas g i1S sst "a II
81. inctniing the ~. cor. 81 and - n q ~ q
deTsh of sOfe.t 1ofcot alles also sfuan a., ;,r
n-asNtely m the q the ahCve trlui ~ IL y f-.t
on "a At, IS aeFth q - Tbt rFaf--,y 4 S.,,
eligible Goa Improvement. vii he sod ~ = res.nsps
price and satisfactory time sewer aud uatsr lu-it
mha-12t aNo A. rELsCoTf. l4l6 fa nv
lroR sAlE-A 81 LLpING LOT OK ISM STREET.
Cent ~ .ocats4, VII he so.d a. sie. "a 0Srxaln
ApP'y HUI ~ plER 1901 fsln~. nai-3t
J,og sALE-cRolcT coRNERs-
\ lSth street AHA KIDD Island aNeane.
ISL, .. ard New Ban pshifs 'i avenue.
Aso lot3on-
New hsiupshirr avenue hear DufoEt Csr,ia
htoSe lAlsnd ave ne Tear soft Cir,.s
Massschusrtts aNonuc near 18th.
Corner 18Th AHA La~reuce. 0aAlOo
,,,a.., wM p rorSG.
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NV CHrrsE C1orH CoMroRrs.

New CHEESE CLorH CoMronrs.
In laying of heavy winter blankets. care
should be exercised in substituting a proper
weight bed covering, land with view Of sup
plying this demand. We have securedla stock
FINE CHEESE CLOTH COMFORTS,
which combine all the desired eaements--
warmth without weight, being lisht. airy. aud
comfortable. Notwithstanding the advanced
price Of raw cotton and cheese cloths our price
for the comforts will remain the same, l. e.,
41.15 and 81.
WOODWARD i LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and + sts NV
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GsAsp SALE o. Nrw
STAMPED L1NENS
AT OPPENHEIAfERS DECORATIVE ART ROOMS
54-Inch Monte Cloth Bureau Covers 09c.
7Y-Inch Monte Cloth bureau Covers, TJc
~ Inch Erineed all around 69c.
81 Inch Butchers Linen. knotted fringe 29c.
12-lnch BUTCHERS Linen, knotted fringe, 39c.
Open worked Monte Cloth Splashers 25c
New Afternoon Tea Cloth, S175
Just Received some New Ensish Felt Goods
Monte Cloth Doylies. soc. per dozen
NEW NOVELTIES FOR EASTER.
Boting Cloth. in IS. 81 and 40 inch. for Painting
and Embroidery.
New Boltins Sheetng for Portierea Table Cloth, TO-
Hop SIR and Bagarron Art Thresd in all the Art
shades.
SCHOOL OF DECORATIVE WORK.
All Branches taught, including Painting Embroid.
cry Drawn Work, Crochet Work and all that adds to
the charm Of hotne. Call aud examine some hne
SPECIMENS Of work now on exhibition New and orgi-
nal Novelties.
8. opPENHEIMER & BROS.
New Building 514 9th st. NV.
mh3 Sole Agents New Home Sewing Machine
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Mn ORpER DrpARrxKsr

We have Q thoroughly organised mad ordef
department, and I'll all orders the days received.
We publish catalogue Of stock each season.
and mail it free upon reQuest Out Of town resi-
dents should send US trial order and be con-
WINGED Of the many advantages to be ssined,
such ~ newest goods latest styles. lowest
Send for Spring Catslosua
WOODWARD Z LOTHROP,
Washington, d. O.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY coLoRfp MAN A SITUATION
a. waiter driver and also porter In private house
address lfl2, l4th stn l.
WASTED-D1CK's AGENCY HAS PHYSICIANS
LOOKS. chaint-rmads wstressess lsnncresses.
boys with city Ts Ss si s I'm mis- 81
WANTED - By An EXPERIENCED DRESS
Star Office uh5- 81.
WASfED-BY RESPECT ABLE CoLoRED Girl.
y, Place IN private family chainoermaid OF a
Sn.la nurse; can Furnish nrstclsss references Ad-
WANTED-A SITUATION ny A RESPECTABLE
~ white slri IN private family as nurse % sFoSn
Office nahs.3t.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR COOKS. MAIDS.
w ssanstresses nurses. walters. hoasemen, coacil-
men cryerS bartenders aud others male and female
= Al. BlhNAAA 63o-G3e 81 n. .nhS-6t'
WANTED-fRENCH BUrLER. GOOD kErER-
w ences, would like a. nmd Situation in Wash
Isten IainIis- GsoRGES. loes lIth stn " lnh3-3i'
WANTED-EMPI,oYMEN BN YOUNG MAN;
undssstanas the care OF thoroughbred STOCK OF 20
MN h.is 9s asiSety wagon. Address H. = Gull
No., - iitn II nv ulh.s-at-
WANTED-BY A srENoGRApHTR EMPLOY
W ment TO do night work Address !. I. s., lsQa II
WANTkD-A VIEWPOINT DREsSwAKER WILL
serve lev estc mers BY the day OF week or Will
tske AZ home AddreSs 1872 . 81. nv. nlh2-3t.
WANTfD-BI A GERMAN MAN STU ALTON AS
w Assistant rkeeper or 70 make hlu.sef useful in
restaurant. Address Box IL Star office mh2.4t'
MANIFESTATIONS FOR ALI. KINDS OF
w hesp; treet " eslt yeTs reference guaranteed 20
Be genuine. STEVENS. EMPLOYMENT AND ROOM.
ta21-36ts
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By not keeping in stock the cheap Cotton Cashmeres
Domestic satsens, &c, We are enabled to devote
time and space to the finer goods IT'S said we have
the best variety Of the goods in the
city.
FRENCH sATEENa
Koechlin's Freres, latest productions in endless
variety Of colors and designs Plain. SIC. Figured
35c ayard Some patterns a. 35c are generally sold
at soc.
CHALLIES.
The designs and colors make these 1sc. q yard
Chslles the choice of those who could afford to pay
sis yard for wrap OF dress materials.
CAsRMEREs, ETC.
Mahogany. eobelin. Serpent. Nile, Pistaohe, Olive.
Terra Gotta. Golden. Brown. London Red, arays
Fawn. Green's in all, 20 new shades Of the various
colors:
4O-in Henriettas, S5c
3S-in. Cashmeres. 5gc.
40-in. Csshmeres. CSC.
4O.in. ssrses. CSC.
54-in. Broadcloths. 81 35. 81 es. $24a
ALLwOoL sUITINas
Checks and Plaids in blues. grays and tans. Some
few pieces are extra value The rst callers alone will
| beneht.
SO in. wide at 35c
3s-in wide at Soc
4O-in wide At CSC.
SUMMER SILKS
The great variety of new shades and the qualities of
ferred at the prices are bringing many patrons
Moire Silks s1.50
Faille Franchise, s125
surahs. &c.. 75c. s1.1a
BLACK DRESS GOODS
The written guarantee binding Us to indemnity yeu
should our Silks split grow shiny says more for
them than column of advertising or an hour Of talk
eros Grain Silks. 81. sL1o. sL29. sl35, s1.4s,
81 90, sL75. S1.9S. S2.25.
Faills FRANCHISE. u. slss. sl.3s. sl.4s. sL6s.
o. 80.
Moirs Silks. sL25. sLso. s2.eS
Satin Rhadamss. 81. sl-25. sl.3o. s1.ls. s1es.
81 IS. s19a:
| Cashmefes. SO. 85. rs. 80. 9Sc.
| Mslrose. q. Armure. 81, 81 .25.
Serge. 90. 75c. Clairette, 81 "a.
each do India 75c Csmels' Hair. al25.
Nuns' veiltns. IS. 75c. Albatross. IS. 75c.
Courtsnlds Grapes, csc, S1.S5, sl.50. soc5f
s2.45. 90 90. a5o. -. s4.9S. 50.
Border for ve,is. Use. 81, sI.4S. sizes. sfes.
EI No calculation in our profits for losses occa.
stoned by credit business. Therefore, 10 per cent
| better values than elsewhere
| $$#$s ;$ e. f. 4 4 F. = Z
JERSEYS.
The latest walking ysckss il Nsvy Blue Brosdcioths
with military front. braided in sold or black braid
Ts1los made. Salts lined throughout Only sl2. :.
The lowest for decent Jackst il airs Striped and
checked eHscta Too cheap to last long The ca
satn-fsesd Broadcioth Walking Jackets come In ma.
hosany. navy, golden brown. sarnet. soosiin haack
Only spscs left % write list Of prices:
Cloth listers from 81 70 e27.
Cloth Raslsns from SO 70 ESQ.
Dssded visttss from ol0 to e4O.
jersey Goats nom e375 to e1450
That eus sssna sscck Of nov Jssssys sAuusa hxst
but t@oItns notice Il Shama
II AL All;
| ROYAL. |.
:. x~S>~s> 49, 49,. =. - ..
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HraH.CLAs: Wool FABRrcs
We shah place on display
MONDAY. MARCH 9TH
An elegant line of
PARIS COMBINATION ROBES
In all the leading Partisan shadines such az
Lucifer, EtrusQue, Mahogany. Acaiou. Sandle.
Madras. Serpent Rainier, Gobelin. Indian Red,
Cell D. Egypt Hussar, FouEere, Tan, Steel, Sill
yer Gray. China Blue. &C.. each pafteru accom-.
panied with sufficient fancy goods for trimming
purposes, embracing single and double fancy
striped. embroidered goods. Persian stripes, aud
aide bands. Prices range from $40, $3.50,
S15. SIS, $50. s22. so. to s35-
superb assortment Of shades
IN
52-INcH SPRING WEIGHT BRoADCLoTHs.
ONLY 81 so PER YARD.
FINE GRADE FRENCH BRoADcLOTHS
In all the latest spring shades
ONLY $3.50 PER YARD.
FINE FRENCH CAsHMERES
in all the newest street, and evening shades, Su.
perior quality. and one of the seasons most pop
nlar fabrics.
ONLY 75c EACH
PRINTED ALL-woOL CHAILIES.
The lightest of all light wool fabrics, and par
ticularly suitable for Tea Gowns, eleeant wrap
pers and evening dresses. Attractive line Of
designs. Aeures and aoral patterns.
ONLY SOC. PER YD.
ELEGANT SILK ANDwoOL HENRIETTA CLOTHS.
This Is decidedly the most beautiful fabric in
troduced this season. being the very height Of
textile refinement. Varied line Of new shades
for spring Of 1883.
Sl25 PER YARD.
Complete stock Of All-wooi Spring Dress0oods.
from 37hc. up. Your inspection solicited.
WOODWARD LOrHROP,
Cor II tn and + SITS. n. w.
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A Darvs TX NEcxwrAR.
WE HAVE CONCLUDED A LARGE AND
MOST ADVANTAGEOUS TRANSACTION.
BEING NOTHING LESS THAN THE PUR-
CHASE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK OF FINE
NECK DRESSINGS OF MEssRs. LYFoRp
SKNoBLocH. 6lo AND el4 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK THE TRANSACTION WAS so
FAVORABLE To Us THAT We ARE NOW
OFFERING THEIR REGULAR ONE DOLLAR
sCARFs FOR FIFTY CENTS EACH.
AMONG THEM ARE SOME OF rHE
HANDsoMEsT PATTERNS WE HAVE
EVER SEEN. THE TOWING OR BLEND.
ING OF CoLoRs is THE FINEST WORK
IMAGINABLE THE DIFFERENT Eff
FEcTs PRODUCED BY DIFFERENT Ar
RANoEMENTs OF THF SAME CoLoHs
ARE TRULY WONDERFUL. THE SHAPES
ARE THE TEcK AND FoUR-IN-HAND,
EVER POPULAR, ALWAYS HANDSOME.
SAMPLES OF THESE GREAT VALUES ARE
on EXHIBITION IN OUR SHOW w1Npow,
CORNER SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE.
THEY ARE MADE FROM THE FINEST
QUALITIES OF SILK AND SATIN.
WE OFFER AT THE SAME TIME ALL OF
OUR REGULAR e5-cENT NEcKwRAR AT
Is CENTS FOR THE CHOICE. THIS
DRIVE WILL LAST ONLY FOR A FEW
DAYS.
sAKS AND COMPANY,
oUTFITTERs.
mh5 SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE.
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WrLBuE's CocoA-rHrrA

Easily digested Of the fnest flavor. hearty bsvsr.
Tor strong sppetiles delicate drink ths en-
stiye Thoroughly tested nutritious. pslstable: un-
exetiiea ~ ygzsts: no UNPLEASANT sfter snscss ks-
Marian h.riAnd. Christine Terhune Bernck Dean
A X Tbomas n. d. pronounce a. tine best Of Al the
powdersd ehocolsaez- No other EQUALS m IN 6sxor
parity. aud antldyzpepslc qualities s0lS by r.,c~1
SAn4tle mailed for 10 stsrnps
H. o. WILBUR soN.
al4-w.fknl6m Pa adell,hia h
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Irok sALE-CHoIcE LOIS ~ THE NORTH
- west sscton hilller rlscc. ~; Mss.achusei svU
s2 30; ~ 81 St 81 Nst- 81 80; 81. e. - or~xoa
~, ", bLN1. a. DAVIS iSls 81 nhs-3t'
II COR. MASS AYR. AND 2ora ST NV
One Of the nand-omest building sites the north
western section Of the city ss1ons Castle Stsun- "a
The west ThOS y. TfsHER A CO
nshS-ot 1874 Ct N
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4 Coru,fs Foe Tn LADIES.

A COLUMN Fok Tn LADIka
= QUIZ
9: 9: F. F. + III e. is
P PDRR Err ZEE ssss ass
BOB ( + Err ssss ssss 81
The Special Ezhib,ton Il tas psIais Royal on Nom
day. March g. and Tuesday March 9. Of Saturdays
rvaa Will give you tbs latest ideas and not only 70
your Spring Dress. but - 10 Parasols and wraps
READY-MApE SUITS.
"Never worn one" Don't IT." mot we'll made"
Who Of readers have NO not anticipated Suppose
you could Be fitted perfectly With ready suit
equal in finish 10 to order would IT be be.
cause cheapers
Not great risk TO try one on We ask IL and there
fore will give you time and polite attention with
out expectation Of an immediate purchase. Take a
passing glance 1t parasols, and ask to the new
wraps. Wind up your visit with an inspection Of the
new dress goods, and We think the morning will be
passed pleasantly and proftably to you and prohably
II not ~ present. in the future to us.
THE READY-MApE SUITS
come in such colors as sobein and navy blue the
greens, browns. and tans, etc The materials are of
English cloths. hannels cashmeres, etc. The prices
for ladies' suits from sls to s43 misses sizes from %
to els. children's from s36S to Sl2
THE STYLES AND MATERIALS.
glance will show the styles the latest critical
inspection of the work cannot but favorable
verdict The fit is the question. We are certain Of
hitting perfectly any ordinary figure. However any
alteration will be made free of charge
AN EXCEPTION TO THE RULE
Having styles cut At ladies who are tall and short
and stout and thin find it but seldom necessary to
make alterations. That You will be pleased with our
ready.msde Suits we feel assured. II You viii only
look at them VIII you!
NEW DRESS GOODS.
! F. F. a 4 { E.. {. + + :: :;
E Enfk S 90 " a + E
IL H'f $ % ! / II II / { E.. ::
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The presidential campaign OF 1883 will Involve a
struggle between young men sciubs on the opposing
SIDES which will doubtless be one OF the most H.
tsresting features Of the contest. The republican
clubs have already held an enthusiastic meeting.
and vigorous work by and among The youth o: the
country Is promised all along the line. The demo-
cratic clubs are also Planning an aggressive move
nent In this direction The young mems demo-
cratic clubs Of New York. Brooklyn. and Massa-
setts, ana the juneau club OF Milwaukee, have
issued circular, suggesting a plan for the
organization and convention Of similar clubs rep
resenting every part Of the country. The specific
measures % which ~ is desired that these organ
fzations anu the democracy shall be absolutely
pledged are that tho General Government shall
not use its power OF taxation for the benefit Of
individual class interests; that sll raw materials
shall Ue freed from import duties and general
reduction OF the tarir effected; that President
Cieveland's Interpretation and enforcement OF the
civ1lservice laws shall be upheld; that the
combination and consolidation OF corporations,
tending to create Injurious monopOies shall
he prohibited, and that the public lands
SHALL be reserved to actual settlers under the home
stead laws The circular unnecessarily adds: at
- needless to say that this plan Is not undertaken
IN the interest Of any candidate" 1t may be
safely assumed, however, that upon platform OF
Tue kind above outlined Mr.. Cleveland would be
me nominee OF 1855. The drift OF the young dem
oerats toward him would be unmistakable as
that OF the young republicans toward Mr.. Blaine
The tarin question would be the substantial
issue OF the campaign. Even II the candidates
OF 1854 were again opposed the campaign
would not be one of mere personal aetrsc-
lion, but public sentiment concerning q great
economic question would be tested. With
MI Cleveland on one side the campaign would be
81 the same character though some other cham.
pion OF protection than Mr.. Blaine should De the
republican standard bearer.
II Ia well for the young men Of the country to
rake lively interest in the campaign OF 1885, It
promises 10 De interesting and Instructive 70 teach
The truths OF political economy and not merely the
art OF mud-throwing, and 10 pronounce an INTEL
ligiole decision upon question OF great public
importance by the verdict OF the nations voters
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WooDwAnD & LorunoPs CoLuxs.

This column is devoted to the enumsrsticu q
the numerous bargains daily offered b. Msssrs.
WOODWARD LOTHROP. corner Of nth and
sta NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-05
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EoR RENT-FUBNIsHED BACK AND FRONT
Il Psrlor, suitable for single gentleman. 1902 I
ST. mh3-3t'
IIoR RENT-s3O n W. THREE LARGE ROOMS
II single suite, suitable party OF gentlelpen
rent reasonable. mhl-6t'
ISoR RENT-AN ELEGANT SUITE OF ROOMS.
II with board 1911 goth ST., few doors from Dn-
popt Circle. mh5-2t'
r,oR RENT-FUKNfsHED ROOMS SUITABLE
IL for single gentlemen; "a and s. per month; good
location pass the door 30lo ST Inquire the
Wholesale confectionery store rnh3-St'
ItoR RENT-wITH BoARD-Two BEDROOMS.
II with parlor if desired: location and appointments
Very desirable. Address r l.. Star Office. mh3- 81.
IGOR RENT-THREE UNFURNIsHED COMMUNE
Sasng roos sss9nd aSor NTH all modern I'm
I,OR RENT--ENTIRE FLOOR, 3 OR 4 ROOMS
- unfurni he'd or partially, will De vacant March
18TH or Will rent half of house. reser,ing pa door
Apply li24 st,n-w mh32t'
IHOR RENT-A FINELY-FURNIsHED SECOND
4 floor front room. very large. with bay window.
eonmodions closet open crate transoms. Apply after
3 O'Clock. References. 1880 18th st NV. fS5-12t.
IyoR RENr-NEwLY FURNISHED EAST FRONT
II ROOMS, delightf,lly located, SIG Ilth st n W.
Suitable for single or married gentlemen mh2-ats
IGOR RRNT-NIcELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
or without board the house is new. with all modern
convenience centrally located halt square Forth
OF Patent Once, 7s3 sth street NV. nh2-:its
I>oR RENT-9ls NEW YORK AVE ROOMS aD
story. single or ensuite Also pleasant room gu "a
able. nyh:,-:Sf.
IyoR RENT-lios NEW YORK AVE n. ", ONE
furnished trout Room. third floor: Also small hail
room. WITH board: moderate price. references ex-
E,oR RENr-FURNrsHED ROOM WITH BOARD,
second story: also. suite OF Unfurnishea Rooms.
EoR RENr-THIRD FLooR, 9O7 PENN. AVE
Il fb20-lm J. c. HUTCHINSON
Il nished suite of three rooms on first door; also
room Tor gentleman on shird aoor references ja6-s