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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-28

No handsomer tribute could be paid to the men,
Dry OF great ehieftain than that which General
sherman last evening paid 70 the memory OF
Grant 10 presiding az the birthday feast IN New
York. II Is easy for persons in civil life, whose
fortunes were saved from disaster by the success
OF the FEDERAL armies TO eulogize the commander
whose foresight and energy accomplished this re-
suit But it Is higher form Of panegyric which
comes from the lips OF one who may be said. In a
certain sense, 20 have been the rival OF the dead
hero, and who may sometimes be tempted TO feel
that the glory shovered upon him who has passed
away might, by but slight turn in the tide OF
events at one period, have fallen 10 the share OF
him who still remains TO enjoy his honors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-28
CHrAp AND Coon UxprnwrAa.

As illustrations, the Csc Gauxe Vests nicely an
shed at neck with rbbons and those With NO sleeves
have strongly ribbed arm-holeR They come In no
less than six styles LIST high neck and long sleeves:
I'd high neck and short sleeves 3D. high neck and NO
sleeves; 4th low neck and sleeves: 5th low neck
and Jersey fitting; 9Th, low neck and bust form
The 81 Ribbed silk Vests In beautiful VARIETY
Of shades aud equal quality cannot be obtained else
where under el25. All pants ws havs ere jsrssy.
hitting.
Two illustrations, Of many. showing our cash ~
tenn. enables lower prices than usual AND WITHOUT
SACRIFICE OF QUALITY.
aonstsly cheap
THE PALAIS ROYAL
ap2e Coz. 18th o. sad p sva.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-28

Spring comes 70 US late this year. but 10 really
seems safe bow for ths newspapers TO begin 10 dis
cover the hartingers q the season Crocus es the
races, and outdoor spots an flourish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-28
w. Nj. SHusrrR & Soss.

w. Nj. SINISTER & Sous.
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN INDIA SILKS.
Choice patterns reduced from $50 to sl25.
New designs reduced from 81 % to 81.
New lot Of CHANIILLY LACES, a. reasonable
pricesL
Extra quality MARQUIS LACE reduced from s1o
to $40 per yard
Great bargain in ALBATROSS ROBES at Ar worth
s12. so; latest shades
just opened lot of WOOL HENRrETTAs. in all the
new colors
Nex BLACK GRENADINES and MOURNING
GOODS of every description.
BLACK sURAH SILKS, 23 inches wide TO
Decided bargains in BLACK eros GRAIN SILKS,
at sl2o and 81 so; worth $3.50 and 81.
New PARAsOLS and UMBRELLAS.
New HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR.
FAST BLACK HOSE, all qualities.
ONE PRICE W.M sHUsTER SOMA
APIS 90 Pennsylvania avenue
Four 90 BOYS SHIRT WAISTS FOR 40 CENTS
DOUBLE COMBINATION.
ap2s-3t l24l aud I243 18th ST. Sc
CORRECT STYLES IN STRAW HATS: ALL THE
popular prices RoHRs e37 st n.% a un'riinn it
MEMS FRENCH BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR.
AVA all sizes, 2oc.; regular value, Soc.
ap2s-2t. A5-741 s sth n st se
LADIES. REpARE Fon SuNMEnW onk
4 al In II.
PILLOW sHAMs. Stamped. best quality. .lsc
54-inch BUREAU COVER open wOrk. esc
t<incn = .....-.........39c
NOME CLOTH sPLAsHER. open work .2oc.
TRAY COVER for new work .....................50 SOC
NEW SILK FOR DRAPERY.
S1.o5 SILK SCARF reduced to................. ,9c
oe-lhcn sh-h new designs per yard
20-nch Original Designs ............. 9gc per ward
Bolton SHEEllNG. III white and all of the new art
shades
Barssrron ART THREAD and ROPE SILK. in ell
shades.
BoLTINa CLOTH. in all widths. for painting and
| embroidery.
Closing out stock of ZfPHYRs. GERMANTOWN
and sAxoNY ZEPHYRs, DC. ounce. GERMANTOWN
l5c. hank. SAX0NY. loo. hank. Balance of YARNS
below cost to close them out.
S. OPPENHEIMER BROS
New Building, 5t4 9th at. NV.
Sole agents for the New Home Sewing Machine.
| IMMENSE BARGAIN, 26-INCH GLORIA SILK
| sp2S-2r s45-Tf1 Sth St Sc.
WHHEx You ARE READING THE POST CAST
spas-a, D9psLE e.. S9a aia 4 .,
NiApAM yAI.MosT WISHES TO INFORM HER
i.i LAT ladies' lace Of al description spec
pau a HE ob s. sfaSp
sexs-1m. 71s 11th st NV.
PiSS,kKD AND PLATED FLoyNcEs AND
AGENT Demssst sewing Machine 10 50 with ali at
49, ms. superior 10 an other Machines. LUCAS,
| eVo . q 81, near i. sp2S-4ts
/ Choice Lots At
| CAPITOL VIEW PARK,
| terms Apply to '' "N1 w S>'S
| Sc LEWIS
| 400 r-,o,o 435 1th st. NV,
.pSons .. i-,Ie cd aoorl
Spring SrocK.
The Latest in NECKwFAg
/ Medium WeiShtstn UNDERWEAR
| New stock HOSIERY, GLOVES and HAMMER.
| - W. s. TEL
| Ap-V 300 PENNSLvANIA AVENUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-28
Study YouE Ows INTEREST.

STUDY YoUR Own INTEREST.
In SO doing you will naturally avail yourself Of the
following wonderful bargains:
Sl.2J Faille Franchise Silk at 81.
Lovely Challies. plain and figured. IKE
Beautiful Satines, Madras and Zephyr Ginghams and
Percales. 121c Curtain Scrim, &c.
India Linen, &c.. Check Nainsook, Sc; Table Linen
SILK finished Balbrisxan Underwear, SOC.
DR.. Warmers Corsets, 95c. Monarch Shirt, orc
BRODHEAD CO.. 9O7 Est
Estaollsned 1867. ap2S-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-28

The whole effect Of the Presidents December
message was not anticipated. probably, by any Of
the practical politicians who commented on IT,
The situation in national politics has been entire
ly changed by Il Whereas before that time 10 was
the part OF the republicans TO take the aggressive
and Of the democrats a defensive position on
the tarir question, the attitudes OF the
two parties are now reversed. The demo-
Gratis have a candidate and platform ready to
their hand; the republicans are STILL however,
quite at sea as to the first OF these requisites for
canvass and in a good deal OF uncertainty about
the other. The growth OF lOw-tarir sentiment
IN the northwest has been steady for years that
the republicans will have 10 deal very deity
with the subject in order 10 prevent one
OF their stoutest strongholds OF the past
from falling into the grasp OF the enemy. The
immediate danger 70 the democrats in New York
New Jersey. and Connecticut from a decided stand
the tarin issue Is however, greater In all PROB
ability than the immediate gain IN the Northwest.
And for the coming campaign the republican IN
certainty may be expected TO resolve itself into
platform OF high-tarin protection, and the candi-
dacy OF Blaine, OF, in case Of his persistent re-
fusal, that Of some other strong protectlonist.
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E. @. D AVIS.

apes TO MARKET SPACE COR. sTHsT
. YARDS 22-INCH CROWN EDGE ALL-SILK
GrosRrain Ribbon, in light. and greys. Az cents
at DOUBLE COMBINATION,
ap2S-3t l241 aud 1243 1 til st. Sc.
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T.
WM G.. LEWIS & Co..
AGENTS,
929 ST. N. W.
IRON WORK. FINE METAL WORK, PLATE GLASS
LEADED AND MOSAIC GLASS, TERRA-CoTTA
ORNAMENTAL WOODWORK, MANTELS
TILES. GARDEN VASES, SETTLES, &C
REPRESENTING--
CINCINNATI CORRUGATING co.
COMPOSITE IRON WORKS co.
THORN SINGLE AND ORNAMENT co.
SPRINGFIELD WOOD WORKING CO.
LOUISVILLE WOOD MANTEL co.
wILLER'S PATENT SLIDING BLINDS
INGHAM'S TILES AND ENAMELED BRICKS
ap2S-6t
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HEADouARrxns FoR IxSsrs.
All the LEADING RACQUETe and TENNIS GOODS
spaldng's. .slocum" Windsrmere and full line Of
medium grade. -
The Beskwan Franklin. Sears TAFT Nahant Went
worm. 70. Everything In the Tennis line ct
Washiugton Depot Of 4 q. 6p>}dinR 4 Broa N q
n ave- tsp24-1ml n A. TAPRAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-28

That the feeling aroused against Mayor Hewitt
by his course with reference to the raising OF for
eign flags on the city hall at New York is not con-
nned 70 that single town is shown by the action In
the assembly at Albany, where a vote OF lO4 to
defeated q bill providing that no flag except the
stars and stripes should be displayed any public
building In the state. II the as5emblymen repre-
sent with any faithfulness the sentiment OF their
constituents In ali parts of New York, either the
foreign-born popuiatiOn have the upper hand of
the native or the feeling OF the native population
IL that the subject Is rather trff1ing
one for the executive and legislative branches
OF the government 10 quarrel over TO the
detriment OF business OF greater Importance
Very few native Americans discover any disre-
spect TO the stars and stripes or any unpatrfotic
tendency In permitting the display OF foreign
nags on our public buildings on special occasions
hoSOred by our neighbors. No one pulls down the
American nag, and the display OF the foreign ban
ners Is a mere matter OF courtesy. Whatever
Interpretation one may put upon the action Of the
assembly the fact remains that the mayor receives
even less encouragement from the state at large
than from his own city TO continue the flag con-
troversy.
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OUR BAssA1ys FoR Mo,pAy

Qunr BARGAINS FoR MosDAr.
In addition to our celebrated Boston House"
Dollar Quilts, we have secured new grade of
lighter weight yet quarter Of yard wider,
which Is probably more desirable for summer
use. There is not much choice between them.
and neither can be'beaten at the price, 81 each.
Excellent line ia Colored Quilts, In Pink.
Red Blue and Buff. Two patterns to each
Color and warranted fast 81. as each
1 CASE ia MARSEILLES QUILTS,
ONLY Sl.75 EACH.
This is the same Quilt we have been obliged
to mark &2, and considered it excellent value at
that price. This judicious purchase enables US =
to sell it at S1.75.
Fourth Hoor.}
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor 18th and F sts NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-28

CARp1NAL TABIE CDorHs.
We shall offer in our Linen Department on
Monday, April 30, the following decided bar
gains in red cloths:
100 Cardinal Oil.boiled Turkey Red Frinred
Table Cloths, plain also white aud black Dor
dered.
by yards. only s1.75 and s2. 90 each.
bby2 s2.25 and 81 so
3 by $500 each
sB 4-6 Doylies to match at 81 and sL25a
Second door)
WOODWARD & LOTHRoP
Cor. 11th and SITS H.. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-28

BIC BARGAIN IL NAPKINS.
Monday morning we shall offer In our Linen
Department. 200 dozen Fine & Full Bleached
German Linen Damask Table Napkins, full
selvedge. soft fine quality, pure bleach and
ranted not to wash yellew. variety Of attrac-
tive patterns from which to select. Commonly
sold at @l.25.
ONLY 81 PER DOZEN
200 dozen Plaid All-Linen Doylies especially
for hotel, dining rooms, and restaurant use.
ONLY SOC. PER DOZ.
(Second foor)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor 18th and SITS n w
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SPECIAL BAReArss liz B1Ack Silks

We have just opened two special numbers in BLACK
SILK. at s125 and 81 So that re very cheap worth
81. so and e2 per yard
BLACK FAILLE FRANcAIs. at 1925, el5o and
%. in extra qualities
NEW MOURNING GOODS in all the latest weayes
just opened lot Of cheap CHALLIs in choice pat
terms, at 1Sc.
New GISGHAMS Choice sATTEENs
New HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR
Full stock of FAST BLACK HOSE all grades
CHINA SILK EMBROIDERED sCARFS all colors
CASHMERE sHAwLs. CREPE sHAwLS
New BLACK GRENADINES
Just opened lot Of PRINTED COTTON CREPE
CLOTHS. at 12kc.
ONE PRICE
VIM SINISTER & SONS,
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ap2s-3t 1871 and l2A3 l1th Ct sc.
E. G.. DAVIS
TO MARKET SPACE.
WARM WEATHER APPROACHES
BUY YOUR LACE FLoUNcINas BEFORE STOCKS
ARE BROKEN
We can show you an elegant lire Of black Lace
Flouncings from 81 to Sl2 per yard. These goods
all silk AZ inches wide and made by the best man
ufacturers: hence feel hesitation recommend
ing them to customers ectly reliable goods
They are very cheap.
Our stock of Dress Trimmings in all the novelties
including Tinsel and Metal Goods. before
large aud well assorted and prices low lowest
IN OUR BLACK DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
We have many choice bargains to offer. Fancy Silk
Grenadines. China Silks, Satns, Rhadames Taille.
Cancels Hair Grenadines. Henriettas and other desra-
BILE Black Dress Goods in great variety
Black and Black and White and Gray Satines, Gray
Wool Goods. White Goods Table Lnens. Crashes. &c
at the lowest possible prices
JUST OPENED,
Two Job Lots that must attract attention. First 900
yards Of fine quality narrow and medium width Swiss
Edges at about one-half regular prices Second
1,5O0 yards All-Silk Black French Laces at ID,
Is. Is and 20 cents per yard worth in regular way
90. 25, 80, and 3S cents.
Newest styles in Parasols. See our stock and COM
pare prices. Umbrellas at all prices,
Bargains in every department,
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PHrLADELpH1A STORE.
MATTINGs MATTINss. MATTINGs
Receiving new Mattings every day.
lot Fancy Mating only 12he.
/" Better 25c.: SOC.
i =" Seamless " good Soc: :}5c.
better I" 35c.: 4Oc,
best 4Oc 4.c.
Japanese IS White Mating. seamless. only l?c.
!" 55S
best 4Oc.
Mating Rugs from 25c. up TO $l.25
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
. something new in Summer Goods.
Crepeline Cloth only lev these goods can be
washed and made to look good new. White and
Cream Ground with Colored Figures. Call and see
them; they are cheap.
ease Of Printed Batste best goods in the market.
Also
! case Light Colored Challies in all the newest
patterns.
PERCALEs FOR BOYS SHIRT WAISTS
lust received
lot Percales Roou quality, only 10c.
tun line OF Ginghams from Sc. up 10 .5c.
full line of Satines from ~ &c. up
PARASOLS. PARASOLS PARASOLS
just received full line of Parasos in all the newest
shapes and styles. in plain and fancy Checks and
Stripes.
sun Umbrellas in "a and 20 inch, all prices
Joo in Swiss and Nainsook Edgin2s very low in
price.
White Goons of all kind.
CARHART h IErDY,
ap2S-42 J2S 7th and T06 SITS NV.
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READY FoR INSPECTION,

READY For INSPECTION,
SEATON PERRY
HAS NOW OPEN AND READY FOR INSPECTION
a VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE AsSORT.
MENT OF NEW EUROPEAN WASH FABRICS"
INCLUPINa ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES
NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED SWISS MUsLINs
The LATEST INNOVATIONS" IN EMBROlD-
RREp BA sITFE k Sd5sSsHAM AND HAND
NoIELTiEs IN ANDERsoN's SCOTCH GINe-
"coNfISFD STYLES" IN FINEST FRENCH Dor.
NEW PRINTED ALL-LINEN LAWNS
100 PIECES CHOICE DESIGNS" IN PRINTED
BAII5IES AND PERCALEs. AT I2fc; -.,-,,
SPECIAL BARGAIN" IN LARGE PLAID MAIN
SOOkS AND INDIA LINENS AT 12Hc., SUIT
ABLE FOR WRAPPERS.
NEW INDIA LINENS, FROM l2so TO SOC
Persian LAWNS,
NEW FIGURED AND coRDRp Pi9UEs.
FRENCH ORGANIZES.
FRENCH PERCALES,
BATlSTE CLAIRE
20 INCH WHITE CHIN A PONGEE SILK. AT soc.
PER YARD. WHICH is THE LOWEST PRICE
cot9}S SI0 1II on THIS GUILTY. AMI, r,o,,,rn
INDIA SILK. RANGING FROM 75c. TO sl75
NoFEf tr HsG In IMPORTED cHALLIs DE LANES.
NEW Designs" IN BLACK CHANTILLY LACE
THE "BEsT MAKES" OF GAUZE AND MEDIUM
Wight MEhINO UNDERWEAR, ALL STYLES
s1-PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
Perry Building, Pennsyivania ave, cor. 9th,.
Established 1Si0. apps
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QUICK SALES AND SMALL PRor1rs.
MOTTO OF

r. s. WILLIAMS & CO., DrugRists
Under Masonic Temple, corner 9th and F SITS. NV.
Where will be found the most complete and varied
stock of Drugs, Patent Medicines and Perfumeres in
the city at prices which better and few meet
Is shown by the following partial list:
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WANTED. -ROOMS

WANrEp-BY GENTLEMAN. rwo COM.
w municsting furnished Rooms with clo-s,s ana
convtnient bath ROOM In northwest section. ocrp.
psrey May lSth fcrmsnent suited Addr~ss
LIZ. star ofhne. IL
wANTED-BY oENTIHMAN AND WIZ fork
w Rooms aupfurnishen Tor iirht Housekeeping:
a. apd Pa ave Aadrs-s FEil-p. Bot ga cstx. "'
WANTED-BY TWO LEGATION eENTLENES-
w two cool rooms with near soct hoard for the
summit. IN northwest vicinity 81 scctt or Dupont
Circles preferred Address boa 40. star ofhcsl
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(NOhsETS. POPULAR MAKES c. p. THOMSON
AGloye Fitting r. & G.. Or Warmers Little Beauty
waist Tor Children. ROHR'S. 937 St nv. IT.
III DIFFERENT STYLES SCOTCH DE BEIGE
sock, 4slc per yard BIUSIs',
al2s-2r 745-747 Sth ST. q.
The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21
FIFTIETH CONGRESS.
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The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21

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THE 70" STRIKE.
Cost of the Great Labor Revolt to the Par
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Cost of the Great Labor Revolt to the Par
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 CHIcAGo. H.. April l5.-A local paper ia calculation on the cost or the great r4i.road strike. which began On the Burlington road forty-fye days ago makes the follow ing reca pitulatioa of the losses sastaia- ed 10 date by the Engineers and Fire mems BrctnerA3ods and ihe striking switehmen: Loss oi wages. 70" road. ? O., 5 p2y-rol of Brot herhCOd Sl59,- go: Grievance Committees loss of wages. SaoS70: Grievance Comm tees exgense account. g. z.050. non-union men suhsiliz. q, S-0, ,p50. expenses of he2dqusr ers, s3.3i5; santa Fe and other strikes, S24, ,10Q; est Of switch men, sirises, s2 .V59, miscellaneous. SI0.0J. IOizl. 0l .5Sj.
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The Forrest City times., 1888-04-21
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