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Tombstone epitaph., 1888-01-28

Young, James, Tombstone--Lot blk VII and imps, total value S75, total tax and costs.. York, James, Tombstone-Lots 8 10 blk 68
 tetal value e200, total tax ond costs. .......
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-26

Sympathi1ers With liberal politics In England
are apt TO be carried away by their enthusiasm
over a succession OF victories 10 the point OF re-
gardlng revolution as already accomplished when
IL has only Just begun. Examination OF the statis-
ties shows that when Parliament convened In
1855 after the elections OF that year. the major
fty In re House OF Commons against home-rule
was IL. Since then four members, Hingley,
Grove, vivian, and Winterbotham, have been won
over by = change OF convictions, which Is eQulva-
lent 70 "a net gain OF eight votes for the home
rulers; anti-home rule seats for Burnley, North
wich, West Edinburgh, Coventry, Spading, Ayr,
and southampton have been vacated, and the
places filed at bye-eleetionS with hOme-ruIers,
making a further net gain OF IA votes Against
these TWENTY-FIVE votes gained must be set Of the
change OF Doncaster from the home-rule side
to the other, leaving a total OF twenty TO
the credit Of the hcrpe-rulers, and reducing the
majority against them to 81. The total number
OF seats IS SO, OF which this adverse majority is
somewhat more than ii per cent-a rather fornid-
able obstacle TO overcome when viewed in this
rgnt The more sanguine liberal, however, may
lind pieasanter subject for contemplation in the
fact Aat cnange OF forty-seyen votes would tie
the l10se while f0rty-eight would reverse the re-
lato$ or parties and render practicable the over
throy@ OF the present government Considering
the Itssibiiities OF death, conversion, promotion
TO Ministerial office, etc. IL would not be fair to
Danish such q contingency wholly from the mind
although no cautious man will count upon its Ike
hhood. To all appearances the fate or the home
rule N syement for many years depends upon the
comp iative longevity or Gladstone and the
prese{ parliament The question Is: Which will
die nftt'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-26

First hoor.l
are satisfied to get what we paid, and SC metiInes
less. You will be surprised at the chespness OF
/ Navy Blue Plaid Parssol. with cord and balls.
I feru r Paid parasol carvedwood stick, I'm
tshed with cord and tassels, reduced to 81.
Cardinal Taffeta silk Parasol. paragon
frame, carved stick. finished with cord and tas-
Striped Satin ParasoL light paragon frame,
fancy carved stick, cord and tassels, black and
gold stripes. hedu ed to 81 90.
crooked stick. finished with cord and tassels,
Black Satin Parasol trimmed with 4-inch
silk lace. colored lining. reduced to $3.50.
l Mourn ny Silk Parasol trimmed with inch
crepe fringe, fancy back stick. reduced to
To appreciate the cheapness of these it is nee
essary to see them; as IN some instances the
chandise throughout the store.
Grand clearance sale in Boys Department
Every I'D" SUIT. Jacket Pants and Shirt
waist must be sold, and to accomplish this pur-
poe by saturuay noon We gladly ma them
2s Boys Exi ra- fine Iaundered Percale Shirt
waists in plain White and fancy figured. slightly
soiied, excellent qualities, some are ut half
price Choice Of the lot reduced to Zoe each.
Boys Atwood Jersey waists in Navy b ne,
Seal Brown and Cream. Sizes 20 and - in.
) Pairs Boys Linen Knee Pants in neat stripes
and plain brown. sizes 3. o, z, 9. 10. IL, Ii and
IA years. keQuced TO DC. per pair.
8 Boys Five Atwood Flannel Shirt Waists,
in Navy Blue and Olive Green. Sizes 3, and
8 years. Re iuced to T. l.25 each.
Boys Extra fine Atwood Flannel Blouses,
Navy. Gray and Drab. sizes 5. z, 8 aud . years.
Reduced to IL % each.
Boys "Odl" Norfolk Jsckets-pants have
been sold. Made of ,teel-gr y serge half lined
Size years. Reduced to S17o.
Boys Fine Norfolk SUITS, In Cashmere.
Serge aud Corduroy lined and unlined suitable
for ear fall school wear. Sizes 4. 3. and IL
years. Reduced to g.. 80 rer suit.
Boys odd Norfolk cket of neat dark
che ked Cashmere. size years. extra value.
Reduced to %. so. =
Third door.)
WOODWARD LoTHRoP,
Cor. 11th and SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-26

The successful representation, every summer, Of
one OF snakspere's pastoral plays In the open air
az the actors resort, Manchester-by-the-Sea sug-
gests pleasant and profitable summer pastime
for PLAYERS temporarily out OF an engagement
There are many well populated watering-Dlaces
where a series OF dozen performances during a
season would be gladly welcomed by the guests,
provided they were not called upon TO
spenc the evening In hot, close hall to witness
them An enterprising manager, who wished TO
give his company an outing aud at the same time
keep little money IL their pockets with which
to tice over the summer, could make arrange
mentS In advance for a subscription season ex-
tending, say, over two months, performances to
occur twice a week. repertory OF good plays with
fresh out-of-door atmosphere pervading them
could be prepared, and there would probably be
no dnculty In renting al a low rate enough
ground, somewhere In an accessible grove or
orchard, 70 accommodate stage and auditory. No
elaborate scenery would be needed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-26
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR ssLE-Two-sroRY FRAME AND BRICK
BASEMENT House On IL I'll St lot 32x 100 price
$3.50 "a bArrain; IA ust be sold u. l. bONkR 3l3
~ stsw. ly2G-3t
ISoR sALF-A Two-sToRY. NEARLY NEW SIX
II room Brick House. pressed br.ck frant, 9TH II.
sw, alley IN rear. Frice $1,000. Rents sl6 10. L.
l. BOYER, 3l3 ~ ST s.w. 9y.63t
ESoR SALE-BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOME A FEW
II squares north ol u =. capitol. six rooms. bath:
large trout and back yard everything FIRST class pce
s3SOO. NHIrAkEk a JORDAN. l4l7 ST jy-as6- 81
LoR sALE-BEATTifUL BROOM PRESS BRICK
My-window house new 2-story aud esselnf. co i
vault. stciie Jrlmulisss modern improvement t. our
RON brick in rear; 3o-fcot alley. sell tor $4,000
90 stiNetn.e. iy.s0-Sts
EIoR SALE-A SMALL FRAME HOUSE on PATH
st near corner Of & NV: six rooms; god lot 4.
eonNtnieAt location: price only s2.lOO. .qnre
MEsColI WILCOX. 1907 Pa ave. NV. b2S-3t
sok sALk-A SMALL CASH PAYMENT. BAL
- snce monthly, Will buy delightful home GU Capt
tol HUI. JAMES r. BROWN,
.y2o-3t HOG ST. NV.
SoR SABA BAhGAiN: Two FINE RE~I-
. y ,aences 4.2 and. 414 . sih w. II rooms al
hlodera improvements. vi sell cheap 10 immediste
purchaser Inquire No 414 ST. n k2o-lnIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-26

Senator Ingalls, Is quoted as saying yesterday
that the senate had passed 1877 private pension
bills In less than fifty minutes, "just 10 crafty
Uncle Cleveland" However much OF this speech
may De attributed 70 the senator's jocose humor,
there was DOUBTLESS foundation OF sober truth
for it. Both houses OF Congress have got into the
habit Of grinding out acts OF this sort by the hun
dred al time, leaving IL 70 the President to weed
out the bad from the good and invite the wrath of
disappointed Claimants upon himself II is
scarcely wonderful, under the circumstances, that
Mr.. Cleveland sometimes has his temper sorely
tired and says outright In his messages what a
more prudent man would simply leave TO be
fnferrer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-26
New DsEss GooDs.

Our buyer returned from New York last night and
desires mention Of the following received this morn.
ing:
25 PIECES OUTING CLOTH, 15c. YD. The prsttiest
styles yet shown. They come in shades Of Fswn.
Brown. Drab. Pink and Blue. which made up with
striped effects made to 80 with these plain colora
so PIECES CHALLIES, 15c. YD. We don't apologize
for not including this MORNINGS arrivals with the
regular stock We are closns-out ct 1870. syd When
you see the patterns you' say NO apology needed"
% PIECES STRIPED SERGES. $50 YD. This
Light Weight Atwood material IL the latest and best
for travelling dresses for mountain seaside
and worth Sl25 ~. Beautiful effects in Blue and
White. Black and White Green and Red Sapphire and
Gold. &C.
10 PIECES CREAM sERGEs. Soc. AND 6Sc. YD..
Out of the ordinary would not have been bought.
They are well shrunk and quality Of wool usually
found in Serges at 75c. and CSC That's ALL up till
1870. If the other lots arrive wen mention them in
to-morrow's Post
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
helo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-26

The Indianapolis conference advocating a d.
vision OF the eoored vote carried It's principles TO
their logical extreme by proceeding TO divide It
self IN the controversy yesterday considerable
anxiety was shown not only in respect 10 d.
vision OF the vote but also concerning the division
Of credit for that achievement Members OF the
convention Indicated an unmistakab!e deterrnina-
ton 70 be on hand at any division OF Offices to the
soivers Of the vots-dvslon problem. and not TO be
EFT IN that occasion BY any VI their disesteemed
co-diyisionists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-26
The Star Out of Town.

ferSons leaving the city for any length OF time
can nave TIE STAR mailed regularly TO any address
ana for any period they may desire.
a" orders for The paper By mail must be
accom- pantsd by he noney,-at the rate OF fifteen
cents week. or nfty cents per month, unless
sent 70 foreign country. when the price, includ-
ing postage. Is so cents per month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-26
New R1BBoss VERY CHrAp.

Our buyer has returned. triumphant. .You can say
i secured the best bargains we have ever had"
"Oh! they all say that" murmursd the advertising
man
well, can prove It, We will have 500 pieces Of
10-inch MORE Sash Ribbons some with Crown and
some with Ottoman edge at 76c.. and you know we've
been charging 9Sc yard"
bad colors" suggested the writer.
do YOU call White. Cream, Black. Leht Blue Pink,
Cardinal. Garnet. Navy Fstache. Mahogany, Yellow,
Lavender, bad colorsi"
Not all the colors are mentioned because of the
rapidity with which the were quoted, and the
swapping Of the mad buyer did at invite other
questions; 80 maybe well continue the ribbon bar.
gains In to-norrow's Pos.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-5Y REsPEcTABLE WHITE GIRL
w situation as hrst-class cook: furnish good
references Addres s. Box l03. Star osfice. IT.
WANTED SITUATION AS COMPANION AND
w to assist in household duties or TO teach small
children VIII assist IN sewing. honie more an OBJ
ject than compsnsstion Address PROMPI. Star
Office. 1t.
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS : POSITIONS
w for Cooks. Chsmoermaids, Waitress, Lzundress
and Nurses Sesmstress. Men Walters Cooks Coachmen.
Butlers SAN'L A. COONBS. 92o I Ct nv, r26-3ts
WANTED DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS,
w maids. waitress, lsundress. sesmstress, nurses.
Wallets travelling walters cochmen and hostlers
family and resorts All city references 013 9TH "
w. N26-2r
WANTED-A POSITION IN A REAL Is Ale OF
w nee: could make myself rally usefnl ami in
h-ence considerable business Please address vERI-
TAS, Star Office E24-3ts
WANTED - SITUATION AS. TYPEWRITER.
w owns Hammond IS week Address Miss IsH,
Agricultural College, Md y23-4ts
MANIFESTATIONS FOR GERMAN sEAM-
w stress and lady's maid Also cooks. chant err
maids pastry cooks. walters, drivers teachers, kc-
cities country and resortA +. VI. BUkNHAM.
jy21-6ts 630-632 T st. NV.
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WOODWARD & LorHnor
WASHINGTON. D. C..
THURSDAY. JULY &c. 1888
Close Saturdays ct p. m Other evenings o'clock
Sroc1-rAnrso Bse1ss SATURDAY.

BrarSs SATURDAY.
NOON.
We are exertins every effort to clear out our
Remnants" and "odds and Ends" completely
on Friday, and viii succeed if low price be any
tnducement You will find "Bareainsr in every
department quantities Of goods being marked
at frsctIsn Of their usual selling price. Just
what we wish to sell before Saturday noon will
60 for less than ever before.
We rehearse few If the more important re-
auctions recently made.
Fancy Lace-Checked Lawns reduced to SC. per
Fine Cone Pattern Curtain scrim reduced to
&c; Per YARD
esch. Thes are at half aud less IL an half price.
55 pieces Freres Koechlin's French Sstcens in
Figured Chsiiies in three patterns, in two or
three colorings EACH reduced to 12xc. per yard.
The 'odd' laps and hanks of our Zephyrs,
worsteds. Yarns &C. are being offered al next
to-nothing prices
ains6sm suits to be worn 1N With guimpes: sizes
and yesr ws rsapsed sS 7Ss each
also few Fancy Bingham Dresses, sizes 3, 4 and
sodd L esS q Jsr:eys;IJEishtesn Jerseys we
iii II fsdss: fins s Ail:1ooi ssr.ey. in black.
ladies' BLACK Fin. Imported Jerseys, per:
reduced to SO each.
(Third door)
NEwMAkKETS-2 Ladies' Light weight
Checked Cloth Newmarkets, with Cspes. subject
70 slight imp rfecti9ns; sizes 30 and 80.
3 ladies' Silver-grsy Mohair listers; sizes
3s, AZ and A Reduced to 81 80 each.
LAD1t s. SUtTS-1 Pongee Silk Suit, stylishly
made and trim. med: sig So Reduced to $12.o0.
/ Ladies' Cream Flannel suit neatly made
and trimmed. slightly soiled size 49, Reduced
TO SIS.
Third hoor)
"ODD SIZES" IN GLOvES-Excellent oppor-
tunity for ladies with small hands
9 Pairs Ladies' six-button-leng.h Grey All
Silk jersey Gloves embroidered backs; sizes
5H and q. Reduced to 5Oc per pair.
II Pairs Ladies' S-button-length AL Silk Jer-
sey Gloves, ia white and cream; sizes and 81.
Reduced to Toe. per pair.
6 Pairs Ladies' g. button length Black All Silk
Groves. embroidered tops; sizes 81 and q.
Reduced to 81 90 per pair.
(First hoor)
Nine lots of Handkerchiefs to go before Satur:
day noon, at greatly reduced or remnant
prices After the successful sale of certain line
Of Handkerchiefs we always let the RENT aiming
few 20 at a reduced price. For lack OF space We
cannot give more definite description than the
following:
Tadtass Hspdkorcb;a fa rod,,cad IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-26

The Congressional committee TO investigate the
abuses OF our fore On immigration system, who
neid their nrst meeting In New York yesterday,
nave an interesting but not an easy task before
tnem The existence OF the evils complained OF is
beyond question, for the city OF New York is
swariaing with the lowest and poorest class OF
peasantry from every country in Europe arrived
only within the last year. In June and July the
nnux OF Italians notably large, owing, posi-
Oily, TO the haste made By the enigrant agents IN
italy 70 get their victims started for this country
before the act OF parliament restricting
such business shOrld 20 into operation.
For the month ending the 18th instant
$3.50 Italians landed at Castle Gar
Den This would be at the rate OF a half-miI-
hcn year II continued; and when We consider
That The whole Kingdom contains less than thirty
million souls, these 1gures show an enormous
draft on the INDECENT element OF Italys popula-
ton The statistics become startling by q COM
parison OF the present rate Of immigration from
Italy with that VIII h prevailed ten years ago.
when the entire number OF arrivals from that
country at all the ports Of the United states and
Canada was only 993 II Is not TOO late yet for Con-
gress 70 take the matter In hand and produce some
changes for the better; although such action might
have lone more good II applied 10 the case OF the
Italians before their own home government inter-
fered The inquiry, as now directed, however,
aims at no nation In particular, but covers all
with whom we have communication. The Italians,
by the vast numbers In which they come, by the
evidence OF an organized system OF false pretences
TO bring them here, and ~ their disappointment
and heiplessness when tley have arrived, attract
special attention at present, but substantially the
same conditions are found in much OF the immi-
grafton Of Hungarials, BOhemians, Poles and other
nationalties. The movement to limit this immi-
grafton Is not directed as a reproach against q
single nationality, and Is as much In the interest
OF the defrauded lmmigrsnts as OF the american
republic A stop must be put 10 iL sCIley ere and
somehow; whether by further restricting the
permits 10 land, or by taking sizes 10 punish the
rapaeity OF emigrant carriers and their agents, or
what other manner. IL is for our lawmakers 10
declda. Ali our people ask Is that an effective
means be found, and that IL be enforced,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-26
SPECIAL SALE Fon 5 DAYs.

Closing out some odds and ends in Stamped Linens
39c extra fine Monte Cloth splasher; reduced to 3Oc
Soc extra fine Monte Cloth open-work splasher; re-
duced TO 49c.
New designs in Tray Covers for German Cord work
43c.
Some very fine Hemstitched Bureau scarfs Pillow
shsms. Tray Covers, Of which we have only ore and
two pieces Of kind, will be sold at greatly reduced
prices.
L lot of Linen Chair Tides at sc. apiece.
New shades of Rope silk and all the new Embroio-
cry materials.
Botins. Sheetiug and Art Saline ia all Of the new
shades.
SILK Bolting Cloth for Introducing and Painting
in all widths, at
s. OPPENHEIMER BROS,
Agents new Home Sewing Machine,
jy26 514 9th ct. n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-26

The only poles fOf overhead wires which WASH
ington should permit be erected within It's limits
are the few which may be absolutely essentiai TO
keep the wires In position 70 do service until next
session Of Congress- wnen consideration or a gen.
efal plan for the burial or all wires Is promised.
Failure or Congress TO abolish the poles az this
time should not, under the circumstances, encour-
age the Industry OF poIe-erectlng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-26
GENTLEMEN PLxAsr Nor1cs

What with the Handkerchief Bargains quotsd II
lower half Of this column: the Underwear and Haif.
Hose Bar.ains we'll mention in the Pod" and thu
Neckwear Flannel shirts and yaies displayed in the
Window you can't but shop at the Corner Of 18th Ut
and the Ave The reduced prices will attract you q
THE PALAIs ROYAL
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Continued below.)
UNDERwrAR AND CoRsErs

UNDERWEAR AND CoRsFTa
Buyer has been to New York to give fall orders
and incidentally picked up the following:
25 Dozen Hand Embroidered French Chemisss, 6s
cts. each; a. good Is those formerly sold at 81
The celebrated corset manufacturer, Thomson, made
up to order line Of Corsets for Western house. but
for reason did not forward them. We've got the lot
cheap Corsets good value. at 81 and Sl25 we'll offer
you at Toe. pair.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED below.)
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MnL OnDrRs SoI1crrrD.
promptly and ihselnssnsy ansa,
F. F. {. |. l.. 4! 4 !. is:
r II s. Y {. /. l..
Ests 4 snts 8 gee 20 a ssss
Es5s "a = / i { aS 81 ! II 4 1 Iii
+ f ss IS: I
LII Il .sss !
FOR FRIDAY. JULY 271z
(Stors open tn tomorrow; closed Oh Saturday u
/ o'clock)

Fiye buyers s-bsrgain- hunting In New York An e.
ira column rented in to-morrows Post, where we'll
quote the goods arrived late for mention in this
column You'll shop Friday, won't your Encourage
the saturday halliday holiday movement and do your
principal shopping ON Friday. Tomorrow Is Friday
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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jy26-2w

GLATE MANTELS THAT MUST BE SOLD TO RE-
- due an overcrowded stock. If you building do
not fail to get my prices
J.F MANNING, Manufacturer,
VZo-2w 1920 Pa. n W..
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I. WALKER SONS. 2o4 10TH STREET n w.
- Asbestos, Taper, Fire Brick and Clay,
,,o Lime, Clements, Charcoal. Pitch,
1y26 Felts, Pulp. &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-26
FINANCIAL.

10. W. CoksoA INC. ". MACARTNEY,
- Member ~ T. sssck -
coRsoN MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING. l4lo n 81 NV.
Banken ana De&2ers IN 0ossrnmsnl hondA
DeTcsits ExchanFe- Loans. coiiecuena
Railroad Stocks and BoDdk aud al securities liBoo0
On the Exchanges q New lork. fzAaoclphlA b0seonb
and Baltimore bought aud sold.
sJelalty made of Investment Secunoea Distrlgo
tonos aud al Local Railroad 60. Insurance. END 1sA
ek'llone stock dealt In
Xnssscsn Bell Tsisphons ssocl bo.shs and SID yls
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YOUR FAMILIES

I1KUIE II 1OIh FANIIlfh
Il Money sdysDced 20 buy Homes Easy payments
and risk Property belOIr % family frOm
remembrance IN of death Better than Buiid
Associations requiring payments after death This
any oners easy 10 purchase zeal
homes. Investment business pcses costing htts
IL any more. than ordinary rent Mortpzscs uTo1
estate be assigned 70 this conIIany and maxi
payable according 20 ts system United security Lie
SMITH. agent kor further informal on, sppIy e
once Of eMl1H 4 SlBBAlD.
AS-1ms 62e n 81 n. ~
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LOk ; ALE-hOUSLS.
4 1901 K IT. NV,
a, N i..-.......s36.00 900
400 Nj st. n. ". b. h.,
IN. l. l4r.........22, 500
6:s3 and oaa5 Il st. NV
b.h. a ) houses TT. 22.Q
l1lo Conn. ave. NV.
b h. mi, l2r. .l0.50O
NV b. h. ar. 10. 900
1872 VT ave. n.w-.h h..
IN l.. 1:Sr.........16,o0O
Il bet. 18th and IAN
SITS NV. h h. mi. l3.000
lt3o n 81. b. h. Tor. -, 500
Alb Sd st, NV. b. h,
N; !, llr..........l2.5 500
1913 10th St n. W, b.
h. m. l.. lor.......l2.0o0
909 NJ 81. NV, b. h.,
IN. l.. l3r..........ll.0O0
1910 II st. n. W. b.h-,
iOn y, 500
l242 18th ST. NV. %.
b., m. l.. 13r. ....... 3. 900
2033 II 4. NV. b. h,
ln. l.. l2r. q, 900
42S g st n. w. b. h.
MI, lor............S.0 900
223 Indiana ave. NV.
b. h. m l., Sr......1.5 500