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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-25

W. H. TAYLOR. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Pre- ent
II UILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY, IN ALL
ID its branches; Steamboat, Steamship, nd
Engines and Boilers, High Pressure or Com
pound.
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built cOInpl etc
with halls of wood, iron or composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when adj
visable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs co a.
structed with reference to the trade in which
they are TO be employed. Speed, tonnage and
draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinery
made after the most approved plans. Also, III
Boiler iron Work connected Herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler Sheet Iron, of any
size, made in suitable lengths for connecting
together, or Sheets Rolled, Punched and Packed
for shipment, ready to be riveted on the
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIvETINGi, Boiler Work and
Water Pipes made by this establishment, riv
eted by hydraulic riveting machinery, that
quality of work being far superior to hand
Work.
SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans, Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, made
otter the most approved plansI
SOLE AGENTS and manufacturers for the Pa
ciic Coast of the Heme Safety Boiler.
PUMPS-Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation or
city works purposes, built with the celebrated
Davy Valve Motion, superior to any other
pump.
J. n. S. WILLIAMS. Honolulu
Room No. 8. upstairs, spreckels' Block,
551mar12d&wtf Agent for Hawaiian Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-25
Paintings for the Public.

Works of art are intrinsically valuable
II Is far easier to find a man who has
100000 to spare than man who has
$1,000 81 worth of picturesof high merit.
inc man who gives money to a public
use gives indeed something which may
oe turned to ,cellent account. But the
man who places fine ua4aangs where the
puohc ma see ~ "a perhaps gives what
Aioney q ~ buy.--Broa'- I'm Eagle.
M. Rusb1n net profits from his pc
lunar ysfeza of publishing his own books
are 81 sd at SO 900 for the past year.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-25
The RisdOn
Iron & Locomotive Works,

Corner Of Beal and Howard Streets
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-05

Another story Of suicide by an unsuccessful
SPECTATOR comes from New York. A man with
good mercantile business was smitten with the
fsver for getting rich in q night and used his capi
tai for margin operations In Wall street. II was
not long before all his savings were gone, and he
sought salaried desk In a brokers ONCE so that
he could have constant access to the tape His In.
fatuation cost him his place, as his mind was too
fun OF his own concerns 10 attend properly TO the
Interests OF his employers. Then he borrowed from
friends right and left, till he had sunk In the
bucket-shops all the money they were willing 10
advance him. When nothing was LETT he blew his
brains out, trusting TO the charity OF an acoua;nt
ance 20 see that his body was decently buried
When VIII the lesson be impressed upon the mind
OF the man who has a living income, that perman-
emf wealth Is a tree OF slow growth; and that in
ordinary stock speculation as In faro, all the ODDS
are In favor OF the bank?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-05

After all that has been said and written On both
sides OF the question, the announcement, ..from
the most authentic source" that Mr.. Blaine VIII,
consent 70 make another canvass for the Presidency
VIII not be unhesitatingly accepted by the mass Of
the republican party. The most authentic source
from which such an announcement could come Il
Mr.. Blaine himself and he has not seen Mt, thus
far 10 say anything In public TO modify the state
1nents or his Florence letter. one thing even his
strongest competitors seem willing 10 admit: that
Is, that be can have the nomination II he Will but
signify unmistakaoly his desire for IL, or even a
willingness 70 accept IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-05

The 'PALA1s RoYA1r EMBRorDER1Es.
Distinctive; because only the best-close and fine
patterns-are offered for sale. Bear this in mind when
you read Of the following representative bargains
5-inch Swiss Embroidery, ID and l5c.
and 9-inch Swiss Embroidery. 10 and 25c.
9-inch Cambria Embroidery, 25c
45-inch Swiss Skirtings 6S, rs, SOC, 81, Sl.25,
81 49, 81 90, S1S5, g. We have many othe, prices,
but We quote these prices AS SPECIAL 45-inch
Nainsook Skirting high 60; two special bargains
at 81. 6S and 81.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(See space below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-05

How To Bn1eHrEs HONE
cheerful smile and warm welcome. Of course. The
little surroundings offer very cheap because Of
four lucky purchaser
LIST. JAPANESE WARE,
Vases and other curious and artistic productonsJ
I'd. GENUINE FRENCH CLOCKS.
(Same as at Jewelers. only difference the prices.)
Sd. IMPORTED PERSIAN SCARFS
(For decorating chairs pictures, &C., kc)
4th. JOB LOT CURTAIN SCRIM
tThe balance of a stock, Bargains indeed)
The old goods not comparing favorably in price with
the new, offer 10 per cent discount of marked
prices Of Japanese Ware and Clocks
THE PALAIS ROYAL
(See space below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-05

Kate Fox. one OF the celebrated sisters whose
Rochester rappings" gave the greatest impetus
10 modern spirtism has been arrested for habltual
drunkenness and neglect OF her two children.
Spirits OF The distilled sort have got her into worse
trouble than spirits OF the celestial variety seem
01spossd 70 help her out Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-05

values than usual! We should be able to- q we have
tried to demonstrats above SILK WARP HENRI
ETTAS o., &l35. alas. e1.75. Sl0S. NUNS VEIL
ING (all wool and pure silk Warp, 75c. q. sl25.
el.5O. eL75. Sl.92
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(See space below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-05

Those Americans, In Congress and out, who have
argued against the international copyright bill
because it was a measure instigated by English
printers and publishers, should read this morn
ing's dispatches from London, which show that
representatives OF the British printing and allied
trades, and a section OF the London chamber OF
commerce.. have united In an effort TO prevent the
passage Of the bill This ought TO modify the
opinions OF some OF our too Jealous countrymen
The English printers know that, with interna-
tionai copyright, more English works VIII be sent
here In manuscript form for our American compo-
steors TO put into type our American mills to fur
nish paper for, and our American binderies to
cover. The importation OF English stereotype
plates and English printed sheets will suffer a
sudden decline, and the money which has hereto
fore been sent abroad TO pay for them viii be spent
at home. IL Is as much 10 the interest OF the
American wordngman as OF the American author
that the bill shall become a law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-05

The Indiana republicans congratulate ingalls,
upon his arraignment and exposure OF voorhees,.
and the Indiana democrats congratulate Voorhees,
upon his arrangement and exposure OF Ingalls,.
The republicans express the opinion that Voorhees,
viii hereafter know better than to tackle Ingalls,
and the democrats think that hereafter Ingalls,
VIII know enough TO let voorhees, alone the gen.
eral public hope that everybody is right and that
1ereaiter both senators WIN know better. &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-05
WHITE DaEss Goons DrpAarsrsr.

WHITE DREss GooDs DEPARTMENT.
Adjoining Embroidery Department. which is near
door Of No. 1119 Pennsylvania avenue. We think We
offer little better qualities than usually given at the
following prices:
PIQUE, lS. 20. 90, Is, 80 SOC.
NAINSOOK, checks and stripes. 12h. 16 csc.
SWISS, plain, figured dotted, 20 %. 80. 3d. 40. 45c
INDIA LINEN. 12h. IT, 20. 25. 80. 37k, 45c.
PERSIAN LAWN, Is, 20, %, 37hc
VICTORIA LAWN Il yard wide). 10. Is, 16, 20. rs.
30c.
CHECK MUSLINS, 8, 10, 12k, 15c.
CAMBRIA (sott finish). IL 20, 25c.
NAINSOOK, Is, 10, 25c.
FRENCH NAINSOOK, %, 81, AZ, 6Oc.
DRESS LINEN, 25, As, 6Oc.
FANCY STRIPED DRESS GOODS, 19c.
SILK NULL Qk yards wide), 75c. Cream. white.
blue, pink, nile.
COTTON NULL (all colors), 12kc.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
C5ee space below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-05

y n NADktlS W." ANS-
Fine Cambria Gowns
Hubbard" yoke of fou,
clusters Of three wild
tucks, cambria ruff
around neck and sleeves
Ali sizes. Worth SOC
Only 15c. each.
CAMBRIA CORSET
COVERS.
Fine Cambric Co-se
Covers, two choice styles
square neck OF torchoi
lace and square neck O
Hamburg. All sizes
Worth SOC. Only 75'
each.
CAMBRIC DRAWERS
Fine Cambria Drawers
two best styles-one witt
tuck. and wide Hamburl
rufiie, the other witt
Torchon Lace ruffie. AL
sizes. Worth soc. Onl,
75c. each.
CAMBRIA CHEMISE.
Fine Cambria Chemise
two excellent styles-on
with yoke Of fine torchol
lace with torchou lac,
around the neck an,
sleeves; the other witt
bosom Of alternate smsl
and large tucks witt
cambria ruffie arount
neck and sleeves edge,
with Valenciennes lace
Worth sec. Only zoo
each.
sCAMBRIC GOWNS.
Fine Cambria Hub
bard" Gowns, yoke o
four wide Hamburg in
sertions, with two wild
tucks between; full
sleeves, with tuck
edged with embroidery
Worth &1.12. Only Q.
each.
CAMBRIA CORSET
COVERS.
Fine Cambria Corse
Covers, yoke, front ant
back Of Hamburg insert
ings, neck and sleeves
trimmed with embroid
cry. Worth el12. Onl.
CAMBRIA DRAWERS.
Fine Cambria Drawers
twoexcellent styles; boil
have fine clusters o
tucks, one trimmed witt
Medici lace rufiie, tia
other with rufne Of wild
Valenciennes lace. Al
sizes, full cut. WORT
81. IL. Only 81 each.
CAMBRIC CHEMISE.
Fine Oalnbric Chemise
soft hne quality. Will
square yoke Of Medic
lace; neck and sleeve
trimmed with Medic
lace. All sizes. Wort
ol.12. Only 81 each
CAMBRIA GOWNS.
Fine Cambria Gowns
two splendid styles an<
excellent qualities-on
with yoke of six Ham
burg insertings ana wild
and narrow tuckA Ham
burg edginR around tn
neck and sleeves ans
down the front: the othe
with tucked yoke from
aud back and collar sns
cuffs. Worth el.S5, onl,
IN. 25 each.
CAMBRIC CORSET
COVERS.
Three excellent styles
well finished and Der
fectly shaped-one witt
woke Of Torchon lace
one with yoke Of valeu
ciepnes lace and Swisl
embroidery; the othe
with Hamburg inserting
AID embroidery. Wort
o1.35. only 4I25 escl
CANBRIC CHEMI6E.
Tine Cambria CheIniss
with yoke Of seven IN
Hamburg insertions, Wit
three 6ne tucks between
neck and sleeves edge.
with egnbi otdery. Wort
SI35. only ALPS esck
CAMBRI0 DRAWERa
Tine Cambric DraEers
ooo style with deep Han
burg rune, with ezghteaI
6ne tucks above; snothe
With rune Of 0ne VI
lencieDnoe lnce edge an
inoorttneA with me tuch
bsswesn. Worth oL35
only u rs each.
v.S!H n q siisS.,ss ~ g!
re snnex on - eco
Of the pesoing crowd.
probably mAde With co
tsscond aeoe; shEsSsS,Sh, Z, g
ayS {
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-05

LADY ''TouR1srsr Surr1Nas.
We call special attention to our extensive and
superby assorted stock of
LADIES' WOODEN SUITINGS
TRAVELLING, SEASIDE AND MOUNTAIN
SUITS,
which embraces among others. Summer Broad
cloths in all the lewest shades, English Hair
line striped Tailor cloths. striped English
Cheviots. plain shades Of French Cheviots plain
and plaid SerEes. French Camels Hair. colored
Henrettas (not cashmeres), checked. plaid and
fancy mixed Chevtots, and variety of other
equally suitable and desirable wool fabrics.
In this connection we call attention to our un-
surpassed facilities for making these fabrics
into perfect fitting and stylish suits. after the
latest Partisan models Ladies' about leaving
the city and wishing their dresses at short
notice, will be given immediate attention.
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and sts q. W.
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WARRANTED BLACK S1ks.

w AhhANTED DLACh 0lLha
On demand rive a written guarantee binding us
to indemnify you should the silks bought Of us wear
shiny split. Need write we keep inferior
silks!
BLACK MERvEILLEUX sec. A YARD. This line
Of silk was made to order and intended to worn
under black lace founcings. You will ind this quality
cost you CSC. elsewhere.
BLACK SURAHS 60. rs, 81. $I19. 9l.25 Tho
credit houses will charge per cent higher prices or
give 10 cent less value to make up for the
losses and expense incidental to the credit sys
tenn. They have to do 1t or fail.
BLACK FAILLE FRANCHISE 81, Sl.25 81 80
@l4S. SL6S, 81 SO. Since you are more apt to be-
leve your own eyes than believe what we tell you we
would ask comparisons with samples from elsewhere
BLACK GRENADINES 81 and S1.25. Instead Of
having many different qualities have these two
specialized It's experiment. 30 far very successful
BLACK MORE 81, &L25. g. e2.25. We shouldn't
have the steadily increasing demand for the 81 quality
We were giving better value than attanable else
where. Should we!
BLACK GROs GRAIN Soc, q, 81 Is, sl35,
81. 80. s16S. eI75. e2.25. Samples furnished on
demand
BLACK ARMURE 9l.25, sL5O, s1.65
SATIN LUXOR @I25, and other fancy wesves st
s1.25. el.35, S1.5 so and Sl66 No extra charge for
name or because they're new.
THE PAI.AIs ROYAL.
(See space below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-05

As each successive Presidential election ap-
proaches thinking citizens all over the Union be-
gin tocrticise the numbering, Anticipated system OF
voting for electors instead OF for candidates direct
but all their efforts to amend the Constitution in
this particular have thus far proved vain. What
cannot be done by a straight assault can often be
accomplished by indirection, however and there is
no doubt that the secret-balot bills which are now
under consideration In several of the states
will go q good way toward helping on the
reform cause. These bills call for the printing.
by the Government and at the public expense OF
ballots containing the names of all the candidates
nominated BY all the parties entitled to recogni-
ton as such This, in a state like New York. with
the democratic, republican, prohibition, united
labor, national American, anti-poverty, and woman
suffrage parties each running presidential can
didate OF its own, would involve the printing of
seven times tnirtysx, or 252 names in clear, legi-
BILE type, on the face of each electoral ballot,
with blank spaces enough besides to enable the
Independent voter to put a cross opposite those
names which he approves or to substitute In
writing the names OF any persons whom he may
prefer to those regularly nominated. Each ballot
cast into the box would be, at the least estimate
as large as two full columns Of THE STAR. Such q
ridiculous arrangement could be trusted TO work
It's own cure. As the secret ballot has some excel
lent features while the electoral system has moth
Ing but It's hoary old age TO recommend 1t, It Is
probable that In a contest where only one could
survive, the secret ballot would stay and the cleo
toral system would have TO 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-05
LuprNs BLACK CAsHxrnrs, Ere

Soc, 65c. 75c, 9sc Glue and Jet Blacks,......
Black Serge Csc, 75c..... .Caretts ol25.... Con-
vent Cloth 4l25. .Batista &c.,. Melrose Cloth
ESQ and e1.25.. .Armurs l.25.... Nuns Yelling
CSC. and 75c. .Albatross Soc. Csc. and Toe
~ We claim no undue superiority. and recognise
the credit stores required and appreciated but ask
WHY SHOULD THOSE WHO DON'T REQUIRE
CREDIT shop 1t credit stores and pay hAghsr prices
than prevail ct the
F. F: a 4 {. {. / 6:
Fl s !! I Y A E.
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''Srosz News CHANGED DAnr.

Snk BAneA1ss FoR MoxpAY.
Monday Morning, Nay z, we shall offer in our
SUI Department the following undsniabis bar
ELACK suRAH SILKS.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN brands.
LOT AT SOC. PER YARD.
L L9T A AZ gS P PEk Y yAkB
We depart from the much abused custom Of
stating the worth, or usual selling price. Of
theee silks, relying entirely upon your discrimi.
mating 1udement to detsrmfns whether these
Qualities are baresins or not These are full
2i-INCH &HiiTE CHINA CHI SILKS.
ONLY 50c. PER YARD.
ALL SILK RHADAME
ONLY 75C. PER YARD
This quality has been ceiling freely, and II
very desirable for making up under black lace.
LOT OF PINCH
BLACK eros GRAIN SILKS.
ONLY 75c. PER YARD.
This ID . generous value. and stranger TO the
27-INCH BLACK CHINA SILK,
ONLY 75c. PER YARD.
SPECI1-1 Lot Of Colored Shanghai silks
for full summer suits. to wear at the seashore.
ONLY $50. PER YARD.
We desire to call attention to our superb line
CREAM AND WHITE SILKS
GRADUATING ASS CONFIRMATION
embracing Surahs, Faille Francase, japanese,
China and other equally suitable fabrics.
You won't hnd lower prices prevailing any
where for identical goods than are named by us.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor. 18th and T SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-05

The bill appropriating 100000 to make such
changes In tire plan Of construction as Will cause
the B. p Railroad TO permit the United states
To build the Eastern Branch bridge, has passed the
House. with a provi5o that one-haf of the sum
appropriated shall be paid out OF the District rev.
enues, and the Senate has assented 10 the amend
ment Washington wants this bridge, and delay
In the present stage OF its construction viii In
yolve greater expense, probably, than to con-
tribute with the United States TO a purse
a slight testimonial OF regard, TO conciliate
the railroad The United States and the taxpay-
ers and property owners OF the District are ac-
customed to supply freely every need OF this cor
poration, but even their enforced and habitual
subserviency TO the railroad must experience a
srraining sensation In this matter. Mr.. Hemphill,
speaking for the House District committee In ex-
PLANTATION OF the bill, said: .'The Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company, by reason OF the ex-
tension OF the track, which they are entitled to
under the law, have a title 10 the land upon
which this bridge, as now planned, will land;
so that the public In crossing the bridge
win run against the railroad. 1t is necessary
10 extend the bridge far enough over to allow the
railroad 20 run under it. The Baltimore and Po-
tomac Railroad Company have the right OF way,
think 90 feet on each side OF its track and as the
bridge is now planned. people in crossing It will
run right into the railroad track. This bill pro-
poses 70 give additional money to build a better
bridge, so that people in crossing the bridge may
goover the railroad track instead OF running right
into IT." The United States alleged In the action
which it brought TO restrain the railroad from in
terfering with the work OF Government agents
on Government property that the road had de-
parted entirely from its chartered route In the
city, and had no right whatever In the vicinity OF
the bridge and the testimony Of the Government
oficers is TO the effect that the original plan OF
the bridge provides ample space under the struc-
ture for present tracks. The court has not yet
passed upon the questions which Mr.. Hemphill de-
cides In favor OF the railroad AS Congress has al
ways accepted the railroads presentation of law
and facts with far greater aviiity and enthusiasm
than courts and Juries have 1t Is just possible that
the railroad may be found by the court not TO have
title TO any OF the Government property either 100
feet, as Mr. Hemphil thinks even go feet. II the
mere right OF transit gives title the railroad has
title, according TO Mr.. Hemphilrs view OF the ex-
tent OF the right Of way strip to private houses
along the streets OF Washington within 60 feet OF
It's tracks and the Farwen bill gives II title TO all
the streets and reservations south OF Maryland
and Virginia avenues. Is it not enough for our
legislators TO require the United States and the
District TO pay $50 700 TO humor the railroad with
out putting on record a fiat contradiction OF the
allegations OF the Governments case?
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New INDIA Saks ASR CHA11rs.

- lSuccessor TO PERRY & BROTHER)
NEW WHITE INDIA SILK, 20 INCHES WIDE. FINE
QUALITY, AT SOC. PER YARD. H'
CHOICE AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNsm IN
PRINTED INDIA SILKS JUST RECEIVED.
AND CREAM INDIA SILKS AT 75o bFR WIHhIIE R.
NEW EChu INDIA PONGEES AT 4Oc. TO nc
ALL COLORS IN PLAIN INDIA SILKS AT sc
SEW liam BLACK INDIA SILKS, SUKAHS AND
LOUIsINES. SUITABLE FOR MOURNING At
'SPEGIAL BARGAINS" IN FIGURED AND
SSIpRAIPED iNbiA SILKS AT $50. REDUCED
NEW PLAIN, sTkIfED: AND FIGURED BENGA.
LINEs AND POPLINETTES.
NEW IMPORTED CHALLIS DE LANES IN .CON
FINED STYLES" AT soc. AND TOO NoN'
NEW PLAIN AND FIGURED ENGLISH MOHAyRS
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF AMERICAN CHAfITS
300 PIECES OF FINEST FRENCH sATEENs IN
ORDER AND not TO BE SEEN ELSEWHERE
$50 PIECES ANDERsoN's SCOTCH GINGHAMs
IN ALL The NEWEST COMBINATIONS
NEN DESIGNS IN PRINTED ALL-LINEN LAWNS
go PIECES NEW BATISTES CRINELES GINS
HAMS, AND sEERSUCKERS AT &C PR yS
"LAT NE ~, NOVELTIES" IN BkITISHA AND FRENCH
SPECIAL BARGAIN IN PLAID NAISsooKs AND
INDIA LINENs AT I2s<c. ~
BEST MAKES" OF GAUZEAND MEDIUM WEIGHT
MEkINO UNDEkWEAR Al LOWEST PRICES
ALL The --LATEST STYLES IN PARASoiS linz
BRELLAS, AND CARRIAGE SHADES
tT PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY
PARRY BUILDING
rsr.p,,s,PENN; AVE, CORNER 9TH ST.
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LADIES, FINE CAMpn1c UsDERwEAR
FOR
MONDAY, MAY z. 1883,
On which occasion shall inaugurate

On which occasion shall inauguratea
GRAND SPECIAL SALE.
In purchasing this stock from personal selec-
ton We exerted every effort to surpass previous
achievements. and take pleasure in announcing
that we have been successful even beyond ex-
pectations, and will offer on the occasion of the
Opening" the greatest values in Lad les Cam
brio Underwear yet placed on sale Notwith-
standing the reasonableness of the prices our
high standard Of quality has not been affected;
on the contrary, we request your careful scru-
tiny Of the materials, workmanship and finish
of every garment. Such values as we offer can
only be secured by a thorough KNOWLEDGE Of
the hest underwear markets and the best makers
backed by sound Judgment and experience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-05

NorE To LAwN.TESN1s PLAYERS.
Woodward Lothrop call your special atten-
ton to their superb stock of
FLANNEL SHIRTS,
which they are showing in great variety Of at
tractiye patterns in Neat Quiet and Loud Eff
fects. The tendency is to wear the former.
We also call your attention to our unsur-
passed facilities for making
FLANNEL SHIRTS TO ORDER
and are now displaying no less than
ONE HUNDRED PATTERNS FROM WHICH TO
SELECT.
. If you wish Full Suit to match we will make
the shirt and accompany it with sufficient ula-
teral TOR the Trousers, which you can carry to
Your Tailor.
Excellent Line Of Striped Tennis Jackets in
high colors with BELTS to match.
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and sts