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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-23
Tn Event o. Tn WrrK.

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Tn Event o. Tn WErk
pro1-r 1919 1s~rv =. 49,
A. IN.
pooro,, nv e,nr,. uo~.p
Ina arrival 81 ~ 80. /. soecins sn..s,ee, Of
WsnsAs aocA short isrgshs odds sna Snda. DC. 70
| puuerous Ss,sss.s ss,nnsSc,t the etoes.
rom sISrss m orOyr0
place the ri. Of shs FssSays 'odd ssss. beyond
psrsiyenturs = hsv. r.e shs .rces ooestfrd one
| hslf. ma t-o.,r,sSs
snk ciove.. handsomely embroidered saps ais.s 6S
| and :.
Regular price. d so
shemuan,m pr;c" soc
Pairs Lsdies 4. p.t,or .r.ruot. Kd Gloves in
cream ns.h ana r...s -. az - a
Rsgrlar pf,cs. ....-...'-...'. ~
ssRemnsnt- Price SOC.
Pairs Ladise, & 1utton pinked-vrist Real Kid
Gloves In tan ana brown. sisos AK 6k and en-
Resul.r -. '~"~ " a, so
Remnant Price 81
Pairs Ladies' A-butfon Embroidsrsd- Bach Hid
Gloves Ia lieht TN. siss 6a<
REGULAR Price NJ
rHempsuts p,,c. 1Sc
BLACK BEADED DRESS 1RoNTs
AZ
EXACTLY HALF PRICE.
A special Remnsnt dsv sftr.ction ve osr the fol
iewns Black Beaded Dress Fronts exactly half hsr
niach BssdsA Dress Fronss reduced from q 25 10
es,sc zach.
10 Black Beaded Dress Fronta reduced from Sl00
70 eSe. each.
Black Beaded Dress Fronts reduced from O.. IS TO
sLi2A each
Black Beaded Dress Fronts 9 Of one style end
OF another. reduced from % so to ~ rs each.
In the same department shall offer the following
choice ends Of Black IAco Tlouncings extending an
opportunity extraordinary 70 eject great saving:
|. tysra AVincn b'sek S1saish 0uipure Flouncans,
t,..S 40 80
ystu sO-iucu uaeck Cnhntluy Lace f1ouncln6, from
sLfo 10 81
| Ayaru 4Oincn BLACK spanish outpure Lace Elounc.
| AAoA' 800 WHO.
ysrd 4Onch Black chantiiiy Lace Hlouucing. from
ee SO to %.
~ yards &0ineh Black Chantily Lace rouncing,
! from S4.s2 to 3D.
3A yards 40-inch Black Chantflly Iace FIouncing
rom $50 to % so for the piece.
| Ia. .o,a,, ~ az. ~ WARS:
YET offered
IL medium weight Jackets and Short WRAPS. left
rom early fall stock correct weight for cool March
ana April evenings. Colors black. brown aud fancy
checks All sizes in the otno, all sizes in any one
! style
e r,,,an U frice ,choice,. IS
AZ .naas snort wraps stylish shapes Sizes So 80,
Rssni. MAJ prc. CANADIAN.
Remnant" p,;c. and s sEs
Third noorJ
odd Lot~ Of Fin. French s.,,. co,..,, aide
st.els pertoc. hitting. ' SCUM N'''' '''e
| R,,ct .,,a, On o,.oa
csrdinsi. sizes 20, 81. 22 %, "a. %. 20 and 81.
rank, sizes 20 to 30-tnch.
Lisht Blue sizes 81 to 2S-inch.
! Regular Price .,.. a20o
"Reunantr Price '''''~ IN
D.. 80 I-oo
Pairs Ladies' Corded Corset Waists. front stee,s,
nnisfed with shoulder straps. sizes 81, % and 20
hegular Price Observation-Disclosures. a so
-. :-............ i.Vo
/ IIs Misses Corsets. sas is-fnch.
A.esu'"s FHce.'... SOC.
| fsecond Aoor
'Opp SIZES. IN uoSIVpy
sizes IN noSiEnf
nSaihants- lneS are the more desirable on &C.
count OF the low price
G Pairs Cbldreo., p,.ck y,;h,,., co..o, No.. H..
49,,
he.hhant fiice 3 for SOC.
4Patrs Chiidreas' Sack Fancy Ribbed Cotton Hoss
size 5l
hcpulav p-oa
..psn,,,s.,
GIG.
Pairs Childrens' Navy Blue kiboed Hose size 8.
,ts,n,,. - 1 Di -
"Ronnan," Price Soc.
=. falrs Ladies' f!ue grade Cashmere Hose 3 black,
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RED TICKET DAY.
MAJ: 'Hs si sa Ssa ss' y. as = T ss
IN 9'S SSs WsfaS x S55sns out e. S:.Ss
n1a mention onsssii x sh:m Z az .av:ss.
ment.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT,
Lot Of Fine sik and Plain end Fancy Iisas 1fAsad
Hose in desirable shades sold for as Friday 4Sc
Lot of Infants Cashmere Hose in stripes anl pain
'''''' '''s ssss p e. e.
Portiers way bslow cost:
4p~ir Wide Chenille Dsdo. ssss % HriAsy, q. So
Pair Oriental stripss were $50; Fridsy, %.
Pair Chenille Dado. were IS; Friday. $3.50
Lot Of Nottingham Lace Pillow shams. were IS
aud 40c sach: Friday. l5G. each.
ART EMBROIDERY pEPA1r1uNT.
Lot Of worstsd Fringe vas IS 70 soe. sard; Ri.
j Lot Of stamped Pillow shans were lswc.: Ri.
day, &C.
DRY GOODS D1HARrAGERf
II Pieces of 22-insh Dress osoas. u snsal ehssks
and Fsids. were l2,te., Friday, 1oc. syard.
10 Ni.naals liz White Bed spssadA sishts ssi,sd'
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
I Lot Of Knit Shirts and Drawers. we're soc.; ri.
day. 25c.
sL.undsrsd Dress Shirts. siaes ~ and TIN saiy,
LADIES' NEcKwsAa DEPARTMENT.
day. Sc.
Lot Of Black Spanish Lace scasfs wsss % 25 ri.
day, 11.50
FUR DEPARTMENT..
Lot of CATS and s3.7 IS Fox Mufs: Friday. e10s.
Lot Of Black Hair Muns, were 20 and 0so., Fri
day, 49c.
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
Lot of Black Chantilly Laos founcins. was el.SS;
Friday. S5c.
Lot Of Black Beaded Omsmspt Gimp. was DC.
each or sass yard; Friday. 25c. saeh o. o.. Is
yard.
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
Lot Of Walnut Corner Brackets. sold foe &c.. III.
day, loo.
/ Lot Of English Tooth prushss sold for e5e. ri.
day. l5c.
Lot of sanelansuss Fscs Powder. wsa 25c: m
day. lOc
LACE AND EMBROIDERY pRPARrNISr.
Lot Of Oriental Laces, were IS I'D 95e.; Friday,
15c. yard
Lot of Torchon Lsces. were 10 and l2kc. yard;
Friday. &c. yard.
Lot of 45-inch Embroidered Flouncinss, ware d
and S1.25: Friday, SOC. yard
For other items see our advertisement under the
ladies' Column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-23

It must have been q cynical spirit Of prudence
which prompted the murder and suicide OF the
coupls In Camden yesterday, while apparently on
their way 70 BE- married. The headiong reckless
Of moss Of the world Is shown BY the fact that
tns ORDER of matrimony and blo0dshed Is usually
rpVoFuNl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-23

The Reading strike has ended again, the settle
ent % last As long as the suspicious parties 70 IL
think that It's conditions are faithfully observed
A vssy snaky settlement, except 50 far as II is
based upon the .necessitiesr Of the strikers!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-23
COTTON UNDERWEAR.

No. l3-Nearly 1000 garments ct csc. eseh.
Cambria and Fine Muslin Corset Covers Chesnisss.
Drawers, skirts. and NiRht 0owna Certainly 200
Of the LOCO garments worth from 81 .35 TO -
apiece Try to call before the afternoon, a. the
stock will be picked over by then.
No. 14-Broken Lots, some soiled Underwear.
The outcome Of the special sales A table full Of
bargains that we recommend to shrswd shoppers.
Look for the big hand that points the way. IT'S
the second door Of the Palais Royal. So some
other bargains Of which you'll resd space below.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-23

A Rare TRrAr
s3s III COCO COCO aoooo
j: il IS : c.
WILL BUY THE CHOICE OF $50 ovxRcoAfs
THAT SOLD AT sls. SIT So $40 AND sa5.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO..
f23 7TH AND STREETS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-23

The MrsL Cleveland boom seems 70 have struck
FLORIDA as hard as 1t did the West last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


yyANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGF LADY A FLsCE
w As wcrais housekerper or as nurse 70 All invalid
LADY: good needle woman. Address ia x ST. n.w.
WANTED = THE CARE OF AN INFANT OR
references exchanged. Address L NJ, Star Office.
f23-3t.
WANTED : BY RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman situation as cook in private family; good
references. Call 1929 st. Sc 1t.
w Cor Cooks. Chsinberlnaids. waitrsss. LanndreJs
Butiers sAMI a cOoMBs sss & nv. ' EST.
WANTED-BY A SETTLED WOMAN A COOKS
place; Ssn rye 1924 references willing 10 stay
w Cooks ehaDbermaids, Mattresses. laundresscs.
and boys with city references 6i3 7th St NV :2e ST.
WANTED-A DOUBLE-ENTRY BOOKKEEPER
encs: from present employer. Address Il, b, Star
ofice f22-3t'
yVANTED-slO 30 NUs 70 Any ONE WHO GETS
W me o situation - conductor on the Washington
and Georgetown Railroad Address lMMEpIATE.
star Office. f23-2ts
yyrANTED-A YOUNG FRENCH FARMER DE-
w sires situation, he understands the cultivation
OF vineysrdA Apply at SIS l4th st. NV f2l.1w'
VANTED-BOOK-KEEPER DESIRES CHARGE
w OF books for parties whose business does not
s s Ter isrm. reasonable Address sG&foS Star
WANTED-ORDERs FOR COOKS MAIDS, SEAM
w stresses walters houeemen, sculione bartenders
sns eei
1866.
WANTED-sITUATIoNs FoR ALL KINDS OF
w help; free e emnloyers referepse g9srSnsesd to
& ssaIss ,4 sh aHD ROOM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-23
FOR SAIE-HOUSES.

y - :
II msni Brsek Bcuss. Win hay window. sev.u rOoms
s;s s 3' :sIi y. ~ s%s. :SscS Sggsss
J,oR s1LE-SoSfHwrsr- SFR cfSr INVEST
sRsSS $ni Hal; 81, iosDis i.Rsfs
EoB sALk-Ar sAcRIr1cE.QwNER MOVING.
49, aslish' u corner hosss ON lesh street sco,. On
.ared kdaf..s boa isS sisr csOs E5-sr
SR sALEzHousEs>J, n wnafR, 1873 fsI.
d. SSs y ss.l s :ss may e serve h sss ssa
I>oR sAtr-Bousfs-BvY A BoNE SAW
vent ss rcSms ss. 2. Eodsrn
ESD jim % ''A 'h''' h'.;'' wi Sfs liz is,sra
lfoR sNL--cHEkP AND NV Two-sToRy.
ren h,S sns s, s mi sss sh o. ne SS1', en-:
Z; sil. .a s.s pa sSS ;r osJ sooo .HS"
II. SO ptS Nv.
Eok SALON MONTHLY PAYMENTS HOUSE
Iro ao sesnasy ct With sir Rooms. ~ r.Iidiy an.
l IHNas neasnoorhood- near Donnecucut ave Bent
S.a s $e.sh SS' Ne Lfr Ias ne e'-s
r room Brict. Win al NOD sn,s M 40 900
'l ass' :as''d 6sviSsos Z ss: .IS
I>oR SALE = ON 1S7H ST Y q Two HAND
ssms sJs.s. s.a:5I sssss
houses in the city for the money
na,o. s..,d so sslt E,S. f .ds S,S =
LNoR sALE-ELEvEN ROOMS. NJ 4 IN FAsH-
Il io1abls quarter Of tie north west ctrls
80 "a $3.50. ons ,nta sssh oAlsnoe an one.
RoBf 9 rIFrcHrR
fS2- lot se.ton Bah. 4Os 9Th q nv.
EOh ski-t-sEvEN HOUSES BRieK, FouR
IL rooms southern exposure water ocCuged rcf ting
for 81 per mouth pr cent inye.tlueut, slO0O
i22-l0t s-ston Hall Building. 4Os gu 81 nv.
L,oR sALE-rHREf FRAME HOUSES, mo MN
and rs1, for csr nonth Que iSg sis ps5 gS..e
l4th..s f2i-.t'
TroR sALf--owNER WILL SELL DLLIaHlFUL
IL corner house on 18th st. shove Dupnft Iin-e. o.
sacrifice. Also. Furnished HOUSE. AEy terms ae-
sired Call Room "a sun builails ri
EoR sALE-ls04 5TH ST. Nw-NEw GROOM
y BRICK house hay Windows. iron Tor,hes and iG ..
lsrms $4,000. $500 down, sSOO in Is months and
balance on time 90 suit Addr~ss TIE ONN MIR. Star
0fhce nl-3s
NOR SAIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-23

SeR1Se OvEncoArs.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND ARE
SHOWING LARGE LINE OF SPRING
OvERCoATs. THAT FOR BEAUTY OF
DESIGN. WORKMANSHIP AND REAL
VALUE sUaPAssEs ANYTHING We
HAVE EVER HAD.
GEORGE spRA1sH
oNE-PRIcE cLoTHIR
fes 4s4 7rH srRExT xoayHwEsr..
WAsHnaroNs DxoosAr1vr Arr
ROOMS
NEW GOODS CONSTANTLY RECEIVED.
CLOSING OUT STAMPED LINENS.
CSC. Stamped splashcrs. l9e.
DOC Monte Cloth eplashsrs 25c.
43c. Monte Cloth splashsrs, Gee
Extra Fine Open Worked 40
64-inch Bureau Covers reduced 70 600.
72-inch Bureau Covers reduced 70 zoe.
New afternoon Tea Cloth.
New Tray Covers
Boiling shsetins in new Art Shades. nice material
for Table Cloth LambreQuin and Portierea
Easter EgKs for Painting
Our school Of Decorative Art for faintias Embesd.
cry Crccheting and al kinde Of Deecrstve Work now
open. Terms. SOC. per Lesson
d oPpENHE1xIR Z BRO.
5l4 9th ct. NV. New DuiidfnG
Sole es,h assnt' Light Running New Home Sewing "
IHE EyAseEI1cAI Ana1Axes
Jus. published PIC Y ~ T::sSS IN seises
~ n s;:S":S Ses 81
wM sALLAxrYxs 4 sox
NoAI- COAL ooAL.
Is'wA e: Coal 1853 g B. &: s sS
JOHN MILLER,
r.,...o,. q. ooePa ave- n.v- 1910 j ,sa e q;
AND Now
THAT THINGS ARE HOT AND GETTING HOTTER
On q 81: ~
MAoxAxI,urr.
We behold them % sAsir knees suypiicatins the
DEAR PEOPLE
: :a.s 'sss 2: ss:: s: s:s::s e.
Well. WE ARE NOT.
And that's the long and shost q II ssaiA nat 49,
brethr p" to Be atulstea thsf vpp1r9ps
euf MnSP " sSn: e sSps%sF ss
g, fJj Eat Ugh sSS VA q. fas
so1ss ssa Witch opposiss Ssssss va 3 $780, 4
A. for ourselves. permit ~ 10 ~ Inst " hsvsse
| SACRIFICES
To make. We would not saeriAes ouessaysA hscsuss
sELRlRRsxRvArloN
As ss. In :. s.s:s s; :. sss
TIE iIoSIE. on iIxCE 70 4xX1 x3fSE
p1s.l e. s6s aoEs w'''' s'A os svs
vlCfo1 = AOGIx'o
10 Ise csot CleGhins AessA 10
| OFT asa o2e IN st NV. sseose Nassashasst1s -
| Secretly ons 1slsA
opsa saturday ustn II - n
~ wsrshe no usssussaseo ~ suaSs,es susseu,
q a - sHJs 81 'xaosf sSss '.'''ss' AaE0as 81
SRxX9 AIR i6{11n SI965t IP1 81 g
SS2 frsn ~ See. LIT 4, e4Sf El04:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-23

Fos FarDAr, Frs. "a, 1883.
E {! ! 4 ! IF r g; AHhi5::
COTTON uxozawzAR
BOYS CLOTHING
F. (. !. E.. 4 1 $: ::
s ssa g II A +
ks.Ssoc 7 ~ liza .

aLovEs
No. l-uAdrsssed Kid Mousquataires in tans
wear; 1e-batt0n lnstAs reduced from ease TO
SL6s.
The 20-buttoa lsaeths, from g. 50 to s1.9s
Warranted Tried on at our risk.
No. 2-Ladies' and Misses 4. 6. sad 6-button
French Hid Gloves. Tans. Grsya. browns. black
Embroidered backs. o. so "Palsis Royal" quality
Tor CSC pair.
No S-Dressed and Undressed Kid N0usque.
taarss 0rayA tsns, black. Embroidered backs
Sl.6S quality for $50.
1our.button. black. with 2-tone smbroidsry.
@1.4S quality for Csc.
EThs styles quoted above are the present fashions
Our stock beng large and the season for SILK Gloves
spDsoachin9, make reductions thus early In order
to tnefsass our sales fourfold.
DRESS GOODS.
Ne A-s0c. quality 36-inch cashmeres for soc.
No. SEQ. quality 3s.inch All-wool suitinss.
Cheeks. and Plaids for SOC.
No. G--o5e quality 4O-iueA sergss for CSC.
e~Nsw Challies. sateens and Silks In unlimited
variety and quantity. Bsrsains Nos 4, 6. and cart
last lonssf than this week, and. unfortunately.
cannot obtain more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-23

II for few days only those beautiful houses IN
hs, near Congressional ave. lN0s SOQo, 200s. 20io
~ Svloi SOyo 20s, "osi aud 202yI lho-e
those without the hack buildings ~ll be sold for
~ 1OO Az these prices these houses the
b4rEalns IN the market Is. n WARMER a co.
f2l-3t Ole Il ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-23

No. 7-O,ercosts for Boys from four to nina
yesrs. chinchillas, Tweeds, Meltons Good value
at prices NAKED on them, viz: S3.T5 SS.95. $3.50
To 60 at q each.
No. S-Overcoats Genuine imported English
Kerseys, Beavers. Cassimeres, Cheviots and Chin.
chillsa made up in latest London style. with cspe.
30. Fit boys three to eight yesra e5 for choice Of
$40, s12.50. AUD SIS ovsrcoats
No. 9-Knee-pants Suits. Foay to fourteen. Che.
viots and cassi,nsres. IS. sa73, &c: su.ts for
% each.
No. 10-Knee. pants Su,.s. Fou- and ten. Cassi.
meres and Jerseys. 90. %. so. a725 Suits for s3.
No ll-Knse-pants Suits. -Four 70 eleven years
Corduroy. % Suits for also.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-23

SAAS AND CO4PANY.
THE VAST MAJORITY OF wAsH1NaroS1Ays
NEED NO ASSURANCE THAT WE ARE CAREFUL.
TO ADVERTISE ONLY BROAD FACTS THAT CAN
NOT BE MrscoNsTRUEp. OF /MIsuNpERsTooD.
But THERE ARE THOSE AMONG OUR PEOPLE
WHOSE WINGS HAVE BEEN sINeEp BY THE
CATCHY ADvERTIsEMENrs OF IRREspoysI.
BILE PARTIES, AND WHO. NoTwITHsrAxp-
ING THEIR PAST EXPERIENCES. RUSH,
MOTH LIKE. AGAIN AND AGAIN INTO THE
GLARE THAT BLINDS AND BURNS THEM.
FOR THE SPECIAL INFORMATION OF THOSE
PEOPLE WE WILL HERE STATE THAT
WE HAVE NOT, IN THIS INSTANCE,
DISTURBED THE ORIGINAL PRICE MARKS,
AND roR THEIR 6&x GUIDANCE AND
SATISFACTION WE WOULD SUGGEST TO
THEM THE AVAILABILITY OF THEIR BRING.
INC THIS ADvERrIsEMENT WITH THEM
THEY WILL THEN SEE THESE GOODS MARKED
AT The ORIGINAL PRIcEs-wHIcH EVERYONE
KNOWS WERE THE LOWEST IN TOWN FOB
GOODS OF EQUAL MERIr-AND THEY CAN
MAxETHEIR SELECTIONS AT THE PRICES Ap
vERrIsEp.
ONCE AGAIN. RENEMBER THIS GREAT CUT
PRICE SALE WILL LAST ONLY FRIDAY Axr
SATURDAY. You NEVER SAW SUCH BARGAINS
IN BOYS BELONGINGS. AND You NEVER VIII
AGAIN.
sAxs AND COMPANY.
TIE cLoTHIxas WHO WANT morn ROOM
sxvrSrz STREET AND xAxxxr SPACE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-23

COMMENCING TOMORROW tFRIpAY) MORNING
AND ENDING SATURDAY EVENING WE PRE-
SENT TO PARENTS OF BOYS AN OPPORTUNITY
WELL WORTHY OF THEIR CONFEDERATION.
THE MAGNITUDE OF THESE REDUCTIONS
IN PRICES OF BOYS CLOTHING At THIS TINE
Is ONE OF THE ABSOLUTE NECESSITIES OF
OUR GREAT AND GROWING BUSINESS ROOM
We MUST HAVE SPRING GOODS ARE NOW EN-
R0CTE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-23

OsT-u THE SNAIL YELLQwIsl SKYE TER
~ ner that Va Lent - u l44 q xsnr.ssy. H9 Pm
sivsn and no questiops saksd. Es3-3t.
I .QRL-A sNAIL oENEyA yAATca: sLrE . nNp
- NM \ IN q tSs E66lss Ue1ss. nR9-3s'
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-02
AMUSEM ENTS.
Attractions at the City Theaters this w eek
all Are Excellent.

Attractions at the City Theaters this w eek
all Are Excellent.
OF the great Duncan Clark Female
minstrels-a 'picture gallery of loveliness'
which appears at the Grand Tuesday
evening. the Buffalo Neips says: Dun
can Clark turned people away from the
Adelphia last night. His show is the best
of the season.
DIR. j. B. Helwig will lecture on the
kings English" at Blacks Tuesday,
April II, for the benefit of the Associated
Charities. Tickets are now on sale by the
various church organizations for 25 cents.
The French Grand Opera company will
open at Blacks opera house next Thursday
evening for three nights and one matinee
on Saturday, and. 1t is only mild promise
to say that II will be the most brilliant en-
gagement of the season in an operate line.
The fame of the company, as well as the
individual artists, has preceded their COM
ing, and the music-loving people are al
ready informed as to what Is In store
for them. st. Louis, Cincinnati and the
larger cities In the east have been unstint-
ed in their praise of the good work and the
artistic manner in which they have pre-
sented the works which they have an
nounced. There are over fifty singers In
the company, an orchestra Of twenty-five
members, grand ballet with each opera,
and three premier dsnseuses. The cos
tunes are rich and attractive and on scale
In keeping with the other appointments Of
the organization. The organization surely
carries its own recommendation for favor.
and merit which should insure patron
age equal TO the capacity of the house at
each performance. Reserved seats can be
secured at Pierce's book store tomorrow
morning. There is no extra charge for re-
serves, and the admission to all parts Of the
house Is ST.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-02
THE GLAD EASTER.
[Continued from First Page !

The pastor, Rev. DR.. l.. II. Gotwald, COLI
bearing on the subject of the "Resurrec-
tiOn," the readers being members OF the
school.
An address of ten minutes was delivered
by Prof. j. w. Richard, in which he
showed conclusively that Christ both died
and rose again, and commented upon the
twelve different appearances of our Lord
after the resurrection, as incontrovertible
proof that HE died for our offenses and
rose for our Justification" and has become
I the first fruits of them that slept.
Prof. b. +. Prince followed with short
address, showing the universal belief in
the doctrine of the resurrection. st. Paul
and the apostles met with persecution in
its PRONUNCIATION, but it is entirely different
now. There is in the human heart desire
to live again. 1t is only in Revelation
that there is proof for 1t. The
speaker referred to Robert Ingersoll stand
ing at the grave of his brother some years
ago, when he made an address in which
there was a breathing and longing for im-
mortality and resurrection for that brother.
Short reports were made by the secretary
of the school, Mrs Rice showing the enroll
ment to be 500, with an average attendance
during the past quarter of 321. Mr.. Chas.
Bost, treasurer, made report showing the
finances to be in good condition. The as
sistant superintendent, Mr.. w, N. Wach-
ter, made some appropriate remarks cover
ing some features of his Office and work,
and then after a few characteristic words
from Mr.. SCHNEIDER, urging the school to
greater activity and usefulness, the vast
audience was dismissed with a benediction
by Prof. j. w. Richard.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-02
THE CARNETT CLUB.
They Endorse Hon. b. W. Arnett for Dele
gate-at-Laree to the National Repubii-
can Convention.

They Endorse Hon. b. W. Arnett for Dele.
gate-at-Large to the National Repubii.
can Convention.
At the last meeting of the GarDett club
the following important resolutions were
adopted, as follows:
Whereas, The Hon. B. W. Arnett has
proven himself to be an able and HONORABLE
representative of the progressive citizens OF
Ohio; and
Whereas, We believe 1t the duty of every
good citizen of the state to show his appre-
citation OF and gratitude for his great work
in securing the removal from the statutes
of our great state the legislation which dis
criminated between citizens on account of
color; therefore, be ii
Resolved, That We respectfully urge the
delegates TO the republican state convention
to elect Mr.. Arnett one of the delegates
from the state at large to the Chicago con-
vention. Be 1t further
Resolved. That we earnestly request the
other clubs of the state to use their best
efforts to secure his election, for we believe
in so doing it will reflect credit upon them
selves as well as honor upon Mr.. Arnett.
z. r. JACKSON,
WM MILES,
GEORGE Ii. BAILEY,
Committee.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-02

Through the use of adulterated food att
cles, people unconsciOusly invite disease,
suffering and death. Prudent persons
should be ON their guard against the impo-
sitions practiced by the adulterators of our
daily food. Table articles are tampered
with and rendered injurious by unscrupu-
lous money-makers. Accurate methods for
the speedy and satisfactory detection of
such adulteratiOns are freely given by the
iady-analysts now performing their mission
of mercy in this city. One of their num-
Der will soon call at your residence. Kindly
accord to her your time and attention for a
few minutes. The information which she
imparts, and without any charge whatso-
ever, will prove of inestimable value to
you, now and for long years to come.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-02

Paper cleaned-Business rooms and
houses made to appear new by my new
process of paper cleaning. Call or address
Harry l.. Hauer, Springfield, Ohio, IS
Church avenue
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-02

Mr.. A. J. Frankenburg, Of east Liberty
street, received telegram yesterday morn
ing announcing the death of his father at
his residence in Columbus.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-02

Ladies had better bring In their cleaning
before employing the dress maker, and
avoid the rush.
SPRINGFIELD STEAM DYE WORKS,
No. 81 north Center street.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-02

Do not forget the social at the Christian
church tomorrow evening. RefreshmeD 8
will be served for 10 cents. All are CO. =
daily invited.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-02

GRAND.-Tuesday, April Sd, Duncan
Clark's Female Minstrels.
BLACK's-April 5, 9 and Z, with Satur.
day matinee, the French Grand Opera Co.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-02

LACE CURTAINs.-Get them done up In
the finest style at MarshalPs Home Laun-
dry, 10 and IL west High street.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-02

The Champion City Bath Rooms
Are not dead, neither do they sleep. but
they are the cleanest bath rooms in the
city. No. 81 north Center street.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-02

Doctors say many of the ailments OF
actresses are honestly imaginary.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-02

Housekeepers, get your lace curtains
Iaundried at Marshalps Home Laundry.
Nos. 10 and II, west High street.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-02

DOR SALE-The entire stock of stoves and
Il tinw3re, tools, ladders, etc, recently
owned by o. B. Williams, will be sold at a bar
gain. This will be a rare opportunity TO OBJ,
tain q cheap stock of goods. with which TO en-
gage in business. Inquire of J. Z. McGrew.
assignee, - Z. Main street. 13t