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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-06

Montpelier Dispatch to the n. Y. Sun, April ).
The action OF the republican convention for the
second Congress district to-day in the choice Of
delegates to Chicago emphasized the sentiment of
the state convention yesterday that Vermont Is
for Blaine as long as there's ghost Of chance Of
securing him as candidate. The men selected
for delegates to-day are the Hon. S. d. Hobson OF
Brighton, and the Hon. Henry C. Ide, OF ST. Johns
bury. While the delegates selected yesterday and
to-day will not openly commit themselves regard
Ing their second choice in the event OF Mr. Blaines
name being positively withdrawn, IL can be said
without danger OF misrepresenting them that they
are most strongly inclined to support the candi-
dacy OF Mr.. Depew. After him the favortes are
Harrison, Lincoln, and Sherman in the order
named.
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CENTRALIZED CALIFORNIA RIPE FIGs.-We have
received q small supply OF these delicious goods;
can be obtained only from US, as we have secured
them all GEO. L. KENNEDY SON,
100 Sc. NV
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women and Anarchists.

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
The charge Is made that the movement for
woman suffrage threatens to re-enact the bloody
scenes OF the French Revolution The only utter
ance at the International council which could by
any possibility be construed as a threat was In
reality a patriotic warning against perpetuaffnp
conditions OF repression and exclusion from direct
political responsibility, which might In spite OF an
the efforts OF the woman sufragists bring chaos
and anarchy into our beloved Country,
All the work for the advancement OF civil.
Hatton reported by the council women
proves that by the admission OF this womanIv
work and this motherly element into politics the
dangers which all thoughtful people feel menace
our republican Institutions may be avcrted The
proved devotion OF large classes Of women TO ius-
tce and equality OF rights II given an active voice
In governmental affairs Will 80 plead for the under
strata Of society that eventually the working men
and women Will have no grievance The anar-
chlSts are not suffragists They cry, away with
the ballot; II has no power for our relief" The
suffragists ask for the ballot that they NAV helm
the wise men and the good men of America 10
evolve as rapidly as possible conditions wherein
discomfort and anarchy can have no ground to
stand on x
TEE GEOGRAPHICAL CLUB met Tuesday evening at
Miss Clara inaha@ taxed about the rS ra5k
Islands I'm a familiar and Instructive manner for
which her birth In Honolulu gave her special ad-
vantage. Following the lecture was a musical
and literary program, comprising an Instrumental
duet by the Misses Balm and a selection by Mr.. W.
+ Williams, with readings by Mr.. o. b. Brown and
pleasant manner. AT the next meeting Mr. W.
L Williams Is 10 tell what he knows about New
Zealand.
MARRIAGE LIcESsKsL-Marr1age licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Wilson
frenzel and Lille Beach. both OF Fairfax County,
va, W. ID. Alexander, OF Knoxville, Tenn and
Amelia louisa Patton, OF Winchester Va; Charles
Z Van Arsdale and Mamie L Knox; waiter q. I'd
wards and Ida A. Furiong; Robt. II. Reed and
susie X Henry; Henry Aackay, OF Hanover
Coonty, va, and Marian cambridge OF Caroline
Sounty, va; VIM. Z Crick and Mallnda Rollins:
WAIVER Bowie and Matte Roane; RobI White and
Hattie y. johnson.
hocsEsREAkER PLEADS GUnrY.--In the Grim
maj oourt TINS morning George Davis q young
man was called for trial for house breaking al the
residence OF julius like on January 40 iasc bur
oeieie Ieslimony was taken he pleaded guilty and
- RUNAWAY WAGON TEAM snAsHrs Turraa-
lestefuay afternoon general smash occurred on
yin street MI. II. c. Coburns wagon team of two
horses ran into carriage, the hofse sttacbed IN
wnlcn ran away. The runaway wagop-horses
tnen got somehow mule between them and rhe
animals ran together, and, striking 8 stroet-car
Knocked IL from the track. They then GOT on rhe
sidewalk, and one OF the horses piunQin1 hts hes6
into simpsons window, the runaTavs Tsre
brought up In en- masse. The mule was bsily cus
In the lank. ~
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CHEw .Rosenfeld's Gem Tobacco

For spring lamb go 10 Jno. r. Kelly, stalls CPS,
6e9 and t}O Center Market and 2O6 and aOS Mort b.
rrn Liberty. Corn beef a speciality.
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The Church and Temperance.
THE METHODIST PROTESTANT CONFERENCE URGED rC
TAKE FIRM STAND.

The Church and Temperance.
THE METHODIST PROTESTANT CONFERENCE URGED TO
TAKE FIRM STAND.
Routine business occupied the attention mainly
OF the Methodist Protestant Conference at the
sion In Baltimore yesterday. The report OF the
committee on temperance urged total abstinence.
provided that the members or the Methodist Pro-
teStant church shall not sign petitions for
license, and declared the manufacture and sale Of
Intoxicating liquors as beverage to be anti
CHRISTIAN; that the trade should be condemned by
the church and prohibited by the state. The re-
port regretted the action OF the legislature in not
submitting constitutional prohibition to the quail
ned voters OF the state, urged voters not to sup
port men who are opposed 10 prohibitory legisla-
tiOn, denounced high license and demanded the
entire suppression OF the trade.
A long discussion followed which mainly turned
upon the use OF the word ''shalr instead of
SHOULD" In the clause relative to church members
signing petitions for liquor licenseS.
Rev. j. W. Charlton was unwilling that the con.
ference should put Itself on record as saying that
members OF the church shall or shall not do a
thing.
Mr.. E C.. Ford, OF West Washington, favored
making the resolution so strong that there can be
no room for doubt. 1t only hurts those who rent
their property and sign these petitions FOR license
There would be local option in Washington to-day
II tue Christian people had done taeir duty With
out reaching conclusion the conference adjourned
for the day.
The RIFLES REcEPrIoN.-The National Rifles
gave an lat home" last evening at their armOry,
which was largely attended and greatly enjoyed
Ihe moor committee was composed OF Messrs. Geo.
w. Evans, s. Edwin Tomlinson, John A. Evans
WIN. X. Ellis, John Mitchell, jr., and Frank A.
Burkhart.
The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World IA
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the WEEKLY STAR 1t is a handsomely printed
Dook OF l9l pages, profusely illustrated with more
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awealth OF general Information See advertise
Ment In another column.
Petersburg to expedite negotiations with reference
to Catholics in Poland.
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PHoros OF the National Woman suffrage Assoct-
alton can be procured at Rices new establishment
1sl7-l9- - Pennsy lvania avenue.
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VNOK RENT
Il Ne cor ~ and 9 GIG Pa. ave. Sc, ST.. - $50
SIS, NV, l4r 300 31l 9TH st. Sc. Or. Is. 30
BID ST. a. w - lfr S3t5 Sl3 18th ST. n ors. IA
d2Sy n L. ave. LIT 12l7 Wylie ST. ne, Or. 3
o4l "a ave. n.w- store 434 18th sts.e, Or. 1870
ana or.::...... 90 IOs 18th st. Sc, Dr.. 10
9o1 sLn.w store Sr.50 ll26 c St me- ) s.. 10
NOR RENT-ENTIRELY NEW HOUSE; FOUR
Il teen rooms; complete in every respect; laundry
furnace, &C.; rooms on LIST floor: per month"; SS333
WHITAKER JORDAN,
app ct l4l7 j st
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Another Victory.
THE wAsHINGToNS DEFEAT THE ATHLETICS OF tn
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

THE wAsHINGT0NS DEFEAT THE ATHLETICS OF THE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
The Athletics, big. buriy, and blum, tried dila-
tory tactics on the Washingtons yesterday, and
failed They managed, however, to keep from
playing more than six innings. but the home team
took advantage OF the opportunity given to defeat
the PhiladelphianS by score OF TO 3 II was
game OF long hits, but most OF them were captured
by the outfeld rs. Whitney and DeaSley did bat
terry work for WashingtOns and for four innings
the visitors made but two, widely separated hits
leaving their score blank. In the nth, however
Long Jim let down a little on his speed, and the
Athletics batted out three earned runs securing
two doubles a single, and a home run. Bunched
hits In the third and sixth netted three runs each
time. Hoy made three singles out or four times at
the Bat. The errors were three by Washington
and I'VE by the Athletics while the hits were nine
TO six for the same clubs Two men struck out on
each side. The clubs will play again to-day, and
tomorrow the Amherst College team will cross
bats with the Senators
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A Coming Cold Wave.

bulletin issued from the Signal ONCE this
morning says: 'Cold wave coming. The tempera-
ture Will probably fall twenty degrees or more by
a. m. saturday."
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

TIoR RENT-ooRNER BRICK HOUSE se6 A ST.
east exposure. large parking &c Apply al S24 south
Ast G NJ. MIDDLETON. apt- sts
LOR RENT-9o3 U ST. n W, THREE STORY
II Brick, rooms. mod. imps, at S.s3. Also, four
story Brick 10 rooms. mod inps, at s42 90. In
Quire of A EBERIY,s Sons.
ap6-3ts .ls 7th ct NV
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During fierce thunderstorm yesterday the
Erie and Pittsburg depot at Jamestown, Pa, was
struck by lightning and totally consumed, to-
gether with large part OF the contents.
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ansusensenus TO-nighs.

SAroSAL-"Jim, the Penman."
ALsACGH's-"Dr. Jekyll and Mr. HYDE
CSIvERsALIsr CBuRcH-Chamber Music SOCIETY
Concert.
PANORAMA BCIIDISG.-"Battle OF shiloh"
EARKIs'.-Henry Chanfrau In 1.-The Octoroon.-
kkRSASs-'sThe Night owls
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

ss.sosAsLE ChiId suits. Elseman Bros. Thai.
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FoR choice spring lamb call at stalls OF J. II.
Btscher SAL and J42 Center and 3O5 and 3O7 North
ern Liberty Market. Always on hand
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A BARGAN.-ThOse line imported Tooth Brushes
at 2lc. each, worth double the money.
MERTZs Pharmacy,
l014 street,
The niOnper d low nrfcsS
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RnsKRr II. JoHSsoS's, "a 18th street wing
Center MarkeJ-Strawberries, new potatoes.
tomatoes, beans, cucumbers, headed lettuce choice
fruit, &C.
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NEW COURSE BEGINS MoSDAY.-Owing TO the
great popularity OF the German In f1ve weeks
course two new classes will begin Monday by
Prof Haupt, Masonic Temple. Register your
name for the same this week as the number Is
limit ted
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REFINED C.xrHoR asc. No. Merits Drug stor,

MES's excellent fur Derbys, lined and unlined
Sl-Ja. X 4. Lewis, $50 9Th 81. NV.
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r. II. T." Ou.krn t.

SURF CCRk for Dy-ps,asin and all Dera1zv $500. -
the stomach Constiyaton, Discsses " Livv sad ~ "a
neys DroIsy. BLOND Poisoning. Nervousness f. n,e
o. Herb s1d rhsI ssssgsd nakes pls SAINT rsstis
Lee .isn i, M cesrs a. their es IN "a conpett
may be eonsaitsd on all cnrsn'e Dss es fres .sn
wanna ave-; 1l2 ST NV. Agents nt.d .nis -
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III. ID. Ban.
nPoxrER AND Anos
BE- ss s hone, e inform yeS uA. Id. NEW eoops
~, bAkk personally ~ Ill ~.r,..u.. "a. .. M.
.Aas Ail'..-ya.,.,s..:.S
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

II to furnish large house in good STYLE offer the
elegant residence ON the corner Of * and sta
400 per month kor particn!ars and permit 70 sse
cali at once Of 6WORMbTkDT BRADLEY. 027
NOR RHNT-TWo TwO.STORY BAY WINDOW
II brick houses, zoos and 2007 11th Il NV;
rooms; al mod. imp; rent. each o22.50. By CHAa
o. sHRKEvE. ll257th IT nv. mh27-3m
EOR RENT-THREH-eTOR BRICK DWEILIN0.
II 1922 33d 1t. with thirteen roous, including hath
room, pentry and yseh rooms. Apply 70 j. g. n
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For FINE second-han furniture, desks, pigeon.
holes, counters, refrigerators, &C., &C, Gil 9th
street northwest
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ap6-3t


TOR RENT-HoUSEs-t
.s stasns knk sOO sss ss sssS.1s
ios la SIS. h'sss = is ar s. NV
an,a. 1853 g ZOOS = $: AZ, se se
3 SS52 a Ps ?. w'fS l3rso s39 iSsh St sw 9rs
3 I; !, !: Sss s S. re- 8
2i2 70 aSs n j. ave- n SIS st NV. Sr~ ~ SO
s9S s. NV 1or s5s :a .iS IT W. Or %
ssh $. I hGG% SC se s'a~ot
2l42 st. NV, 9rs......35i
STORES. OFFICES, SC
fSf Fl nss store sna La AVE.
apntcn Buiidins: rooms store and dwelling; sw:
and dwelling is ysPnon Y Ro~ nS RS '
Store s. and sr asens SIS 4q Room h s. NV Is. T
Canal st Sw, Dr.. 80 Cellar i543 III st NV " 5
aRs 'HRys E ~.
the LIST and 18th. Iap6l THos. E wAGaAMAN
EPoR RENT-FURNIsHED-A NEW Two-sToRY
on north side Of corcoran st. near 10Th ST. viii rent
very cheap for five months from May lsss In
a1 aps. & +. M M ff i4isFs,.
Es ,Tam ~ ST sE nj p ROOMS ONE
ab6-3t. saS Penn. ave. a
EoR PENTHOUSE HOWARD AVE. MT. PLEAS
BENZ pstis 1915
EoR RENT FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SIX
Il months or more: location central. Hamilton
and Portland; convenient to herdics and horsecars
10 rooms to private family only: children, use of
piano Address +, care Of Carrier 40. City p. o.
VHOR RENT-A CONVENIENT HOUSE OF SIX
\ rooms all mod. imps, All ID street owner
III I'd street.-the. sp6-2t'
ICOR RENT-A NICELY-FURNISHED HOUSE
Il reasonable to desirable tenant Call at 1872 Wal
ZACH Place. ap6-3t'
ESOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUsE-TO MARRIED
Il couple without children Apply to owner prem
lses after 4:30 p. m, 4o2 Maryland ave sw ap5-3t'
IGOR RENT-NEW ELEVEN-RO BRICK. EAST
Il front. northwest, $50 New store and dwelling
cottages, Washington Grove. Groom brick, o st
near 18th, $40 STALEH HILL GA 18th st.
ap5-3t
NOR RENT-HANDSONE AND DESIRABLE
Il three story brick dwelling, fronting south and
overlooking Capitol grounds; rooms, = bath rooms
all m. !. TYLER RUTHERFORD. 1907 ST. n W.
ap5-6ts
Tor RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE COR HOUSE:
Il - rooms and bath: newly papered: ali mod. imp.
month, Tyler L Rutherford. 1907 r It. NV ap5-6ts
INoR RENT-ls19 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, TWO
K. H. T. LEOPOLD,
ap4-3t 1881 ST. n. W.
TNOR RENT-BY OWNER, HOUSE l2O8 STREET
4 NV. All improvements; rooms; in tine order
c. CORCOkAN, 226 list st. Sc. ap4-3ts
IOR RENT-619 ST. S. E., 8 ROOMS BATH;
Il all mod ilnps. first class condition convenient
cars and herdics S25 per month WALKER WAL
TER, 613 + ST. NV. ap4-:,t
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Il Large Double Brick Saith and Z SITS nw-22
rooms. S1OO
1229 New YORK IL rooms. IA.
0Ig ST. n W., IL rooms, mL................-...b 10
lS.3u
SIT Market Space. I'd so
j. T. DYER
ap6-3t 600 18th at NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

For sALE-4-RooM HOUSE AND DoT. oNs
block above Boundary.on ,re>ceni a. Meridian hill.
e'Neen 10th and l1th sta cheap. lnquirc OF sAMl-
AiohIlAEk. own@r. On premises Hp2-or
EfOk sAi.E-s25O CASH. BALANCE el5 PER
month; new and neat frame DWELLING. 2s52 IN g.
io@N@ Ahrithtwood aNe. OPPOSITE SchcutEen tark (.
price sl.So0. ApTiy 2.S 7th st. fs-;im
E9k SALE = DELIGHTFUL PRIVATE RESI-
- nencrs lOle Connecticut ave-. threestury brick
snd cesenents close "a fNrras square rooms,
hts oeth-rs,os are closets, galleries. n eet
snont oy II. f,ct deep a. rabc alley. all co1yeni.
eiioes' heikhoorhood unsurpassed
TnOS. u FISHER 4 90.
mh@flm l324 n 81 n
nor saloon SMALL CASH PAY MENTs AND
II monthly payments At cash prices.
IopArues seeking nioe homes and nrst-cass invest
ments. invite inspection of those beautiful Houses
on II 81 and Linden Place n. q
These houses were built hy by days. works all
OF hnerent desisn. two and three stories aud bank
buildings, 10 10 rooms each handsome -oiid antique
cal mantels oren ire place.. csthcrai glass nnely
built. handsomely nnisled m different wundS. and
only seventeen minutes ride from 9Th aud ~ n ave-.
IN The prettest and most rApdly improving part the
northeast 1rohounced by purchasers the hAndsome-t
beet built and cheapest houses ever offered in a..
ington-
For particulars appy
". L BURFoRD
mhlO-lm lace y. \.
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Star Shoe Specialties.

Star Shoe Specia1tieS.
Infants pebble button shoes at 22c
Ch1ldren's spring heel button with tips at 45c.
Children'S pebble goat, worked button hole
shoes heels or Surfing heels, sizes to IL, at Csc.
Misses all solid leather school shoes sizes IL to
9. at 75c., worth fully s125.
Boys and Youths button or lace warranted
solid leather throughout, at 81.
Ladies' genuine kid or pebble goat worked but
ton hole shoes at soc.
Ladies' dongola kid button shoes. opera or CON-
mon sense style, at $1.50, worth 81.
Ladies' kid opera slippers at soc.
Mems serviceable button, lace or congress- at
Mems genuine calf, seamless sides, button lace
or congress, opera. medium or wide toe, at 81,
worth fully So.
Mems cloth house slippers at 4Oc.
The STAR SHOE HOUSE.
L I26 7Ch st., between and IL.
Hats, soc. TO SO. over 1O, 600 Fine Hats at
about half usual prices
Latest Spring Styles, Best Hat in the city for g.
AMERICAN HAT Co.,
200 Penn. ave.
Cigars, Cigars, Cigars.
Gentlemen come ir3n all parts Of the city to
liberal reduction on them by the box Saturday
Will be great cigar sales day. You join in.
AT 9TH street northwest
Shoe Department.
We Begin With
Children's Kid Spring-heel Button,
Misses Solid Leather School shoes.
youths nth; Fine Veal Calf Cali Button Seamless
Nobby Shoe for Dress
'''' Boys NooS Sf Lace Shoes '''
93c. 93c CSC.
Ladies' Opera-toe Button.
SOC. SOC. SOC.
Ladies' Common sense Button,
$1.O9 Sl.O9. $1.09.
At KAUFMANs,
DOUBLE CONVERSATION STORE,
1241 and 1243 18th st. sc.
You Can Always save some money by buy
we have LADIES' Kid Shoes from s1.25 up.
Children's Spring Heel, all sizes, from SOC. up.
Our Mems Department offers special induce
ments. A Fine Dongola Bal only $3.50.
Baby Carriages. Baby Carriages.
We shall ofer on SATURDAY, April z, a handsome
Call and see the handsomest line Of Carriages In
the city.
10000 Imported Tooth Brushes
VIII be sold at &c. each. Every brush guaranteed
MERITS Drug Store,
The lowest priced drug store in the s' city:
They are Here-5OO More
qTanSy s e style
worth $3.50 SO say all who see them, at C. Auer-
bach's Mems Furnishings. Hats and Sewing
Machine Rooms, 9TH and II. a2,4,6
Given Away.
Patent Trunk Strap with every trunk pur-
chased OF JAS. s. ToPHAN,
co 1921 Pennsylvania ave- NV
Take 5th.street Omnibus, Jump Off
at corner II, and get one OF those super1ne $3.50
spring Style Derbys selling at $1.5O all cOlors at
C. Auerbach's Mems Furnishings, Hats and sew
ing-Machine Rooms, 9TH and n. a2,4,6
CALIFORNIA; Tickets, J. +. Minor, B. o.
Depot. 46t
''ROyal Gluc'' mends China, Glasswood, go,
Phillips, Digessiblc Cecoa does not dis
tress, and adds flesh and weight. 2
Waists 5Oc. up TO $3.50, all colOrs, most complete
assortment at G. Auerbach's Mems Furnishings,
Hats and Sewing Machine Rooms. It'll and b. az, z6
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In 10. ward. prints sc. per ~
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CITY ITEMS.
Cheaper Than at Auction.
SPECIAL SALE
I'm lafnr

SPECIAL SALE
On Saturday, April z
AT the FAIR, $40 18th street NV
p, a. f ooaen Large Size White Porcelain Dinner
rates Plates for 36c.
81 dozen Large Size I6-inch White Meat Platters
Will oe sold for 29c. each.
10 Chamber Sets 10 pieces in set, hand painted
pretty decorations are worth $44S, will be sold
4 Tea Sets, hand painted, new designs and
snaPes, are worth 90, to be sold at s4.9s.
handle, can't pull out, only csc.
Garden TOOLS In Sets for lee, 19c., Csc.
GSoa shoe brush, Daq6er, and large box Of
-Four Hooked Metal Coat Rack only O4c.
Large 7-Pin Hat Rack only O4c.
1slncn Sliyered Brilliantine Tray, handsome
Handsome Decorated China Cream Pitchers very
Velvet Top Wnisk Broom only 1ac.
A Good Feather Buster for OSc
"A Good Four String Broom, worth 3Oc., we viii
A Carpeted Boudoir Backing Case with large
Dox or Bixly's Best Backing, a Good Brush and
Dauber, and Fine Whisk Broom, all for $1l9.
we call your attention to our elegant line OF
BABY Carriages. Refrigerators, &C., &C.
The FAIR, s12 9TH St NV.
Franks ''Bargains that are Bargains.,,
s. Mems Calf Dress Shoes at s19S
s325 Ladies Fine Kid Button at s1.sS.
Zoe. Child's Kid Spring Heels at sc.
5Oc Ladies' House slipper at 25c.
$l2o Ladies' Lasting Balls at 75c.
33l and 1893 Penn ave. east, Capitol Hill.
Refined CamphOr 2sc h. Merits Drug Store.
Cigars, Cigars, Cigars.
A box OF so good cigars 9Oc., nothing like them
ever offered over cigar counter before. sales
immense, stoc rapidly diminishing, come see them
tomorrow: Also the best sc. and 1Oc. cigars to be
round In the city. Our motto, the best and most
Ior the money. Cigar Dept. M. & P. METzGER,
AT 9TH st. NV.
The OriOIe, S22 9TH ST. and branch l722
pennsylvania ave., offers special inducements for
saturday, April Z, and Monday. April 8. Our line
OF parasos complete; gloria silk umbrellas 81 25;
nice chlidrens parasOlS 23c., &c., 35c and 39c. ;
nne ail-sllk satin coaching parasOls for misses
'4c lor ladies, 9Sc., in the latest spring cOlorS
ana shades; 50 fancy striped and plaid parasols at
$IeS; ladies' black camilla parasols with satin
border at SOC. and 49c; ladies' silk gloves 25c
4.buttOn kid gloves, 49c. CSC. stitched-bac OK
gloves &c; children'S underShirtS l2hc, loo,
19c. and 23c.; ladies' undershrtS 25c.; chiidrens
rlDDed hose, 1Oc.; chlldren's high-crown embroi-
dered caps25c; nurses caps. 19c.; jerseys, coat
PACK. 49c.; plated front jersey, 73c. much finer
jersey, worth S1.75, at $1.19; turkey-red table
linen, 25c.; table Oil-cloth, 21c.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS.
SOC. spring neckties, 25c.; boys and mems un-
dershirtS or drawers, 25c.; mems or boys linen
bosom Shirts 39c.; double back Shirts Soc. seam
less socks double heel, pair 25c; mems or boys
fancy flannel overshirts, soc. linen collars, for
25c.; Guns, pair for Doc. mems extra-sze shirts,
&c.; best tailOr-made drawers, 49c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-06

Hats! Light Hats, Dark Hats,
Small Hats, Large Hats, Nobpy Hats Staple Hats,
Stin Hats, Soft Hats; Hats! HatS!! Hats!!!
1 FRANC, Halter and Furnisher, cor. 9TH and D.
Refined CamphOr 2Sc. ID. Mertz's Drug Store
Old Rye whisky straight from the dis
tillery), 81 per gallon, Sc full quart bottle SOC.
pint bottle. NJ p METzGER,
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