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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-02

The Senate's rejection of the British extradi-
ton treaty long delayed. but its first defeat
comes all the sweeter to its opponents. This
treaty. negotiated by Mr.. Phelps in 1886, would
have included in the list of offenses for which
criminals in either country could be appre-
hended IN the other. manslaughter, burglary.
embezzlement or larceny of the value of
$50 and upwards. and malicious injury to prop
erty whereby life is endangered. This extension
of the treaty is especially desirable for both
countries. Its advantages preponderate in our
favor. but Canada is equally anxious for its
adoption in view of her increased aceessions
from our criminal classes during the last few
years. The clause which brought defeat upon
the treaty was that relating to political offenses
The aim of England is to effect an agreement
which will allow her to put her hand on dyna-
miters who take refuge in this country.
The friends of Ireland could not bring
themselves TO believe that the treaty with all
its amendments was sufficiently guarded against
a perversion of its terms. A clause was inserted
expressly excepting political offenses, but both
countries have erred at times in demanding
the extradition of a criminal for a crime which
was clearly extraditable. and then after getting
him in custody trying him for another offense
not extraditable. This was the weak point in
this treaty, and the rejection is due to the
benefit of doubt extended to Irish-American
citizens. Extradition az an international ac-
commodation proceeds now under the Ashbur-
ton treaty modified by the British extradition
act OF 1870, by which Great Britain greatly ex-
tended the list of extraditable offenses.
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Bismarck's latest view of himself !, Tho
Samoan scene is side view. The t1a ma, =
changing base and taking a second thouybt
But the withdrawal of the order TO the German
consul putting Samoa under martial law il no,
n complete breakdown" 1t is apparen, that
the man of blood and iron has discovered that
he Is stirring up a hornets nest and has
made Use Of diplomatic subterfuge TO
modify the alarming state of things. That
he relents at all from his determination IN
prosecute the war against the followers of Ma
taafs Is not clear. or that in waging that war
his forces may not destroy life and property of
Americans Is not obvious. The form of the
affair is changed. the purpose is not. II shows
however, that his information of the state of feel
ing in this country has not been without effect
IN bringing the obstinate old chancellor TO rec
Ognize to degree the error in which his iron
will has enlisted. The effect in this country
and on Congress should by no means suspend
our distrust abate IN the least speedy and
complete preparations tor the worst. In that
way only is peace possible. as things have gone.
The House District committee has done n
patriotic thing in urging a survey for a road or
boulevard from the Aqueduct bridge to Mount
Vernon.
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New YoRK

Prices guarantee to beat on everything we SELL
We giving 10 per cent discount for cash on or be-
fore delivery.
100 made-up Carpets, all different sizes and quail
ties on sale for cash only and marked plain figures
less than cost, no discount off.
In our enormous stock Of Carpets, oilcloths Limo
leums, and Mattings there are always to be found
snort lengths odd patterns. and remnants which we
are glad to sell less than cost
Our new imported stock of Slip Coverings fol- barlor
suites arriving andwe are prepared to take orders
and make up Loose Covers promptly, perfect fit guar
anteed.
uyou have chair, lounge sofa. parlor suite that
needs Repairing or Recovering drop us q line to call
and give estimate Our prices for this work are
greatly reduced and all subject to the per dis
count.
THE MOTH
clothing We have process that will exterminate it
without the slightest damage to the finest fabric Of
any kind. This not only destroys the moth in any
stage Of its existence but any other insect or living
matter. Write or call for further particulars.
WINDOW DRAPERY
OF all kinds, from the cheapest to the finest and Of
every class from the oc Window Shade to Brussels
Point Lace Curtains and Plush Embroidered Curtains
and French Drapery.
FANCY CHINA AND BRoNZEs
beautiful assortment of ornaments suitable for
any parlor have been consigned to to sell The
prices marked on them ridiculously low and adj
dition you receive a cash discount Of ten per cent
These should be seen to be appreciated.
EXTENSION CURTAIN POLES
especially desirable those who are apt to move
Or Twin in, fad haa
fit any size window.
REFRIGERAToRs.
BABY CARRIAGES.
BICYCLES
TRICYCLEs
vELoCIpEpEs.
OF these goods carry an immense assortment
and no one should buy such articles without first
looking over our assortment and getting prices.
THE HARTFORD NATIONAL WOVEN WIRE
MATTRESSES
We are sole agents for this best of all beds We
have been selling it for twenty in this city and
have yet TO hear of any fault with it, while every day
We hear of trouble with cheaper wire mattresses
This Mattress is used with thin hair mattress, as
heavy one destroys its elasticity, thus making the
cheapest good bed to be had.
PAsTEUR's WATER FILTERS.
This filter was patented by the famous DR. Pasteur
OF Paris and is the best in the market il has our
ommendation from actual use, no home should be
without it, Send for one approval you can return
it if you will.
Call and examine our
CATARACT WASHING MACHINE,
for Private Families, Hotels Restaurants Hospitals
Barber Shops etc.
LIGHT.
AFamly's Washing done in one hour
100 Napkins,
so Towels, or
Table Cloths Washed clean in FIVE minutes
Positively no damage to Laces Finest Articles.
Will not get out of order 1t will wash more Clothes in
less time than any other Machine.
LACE CURTAIN sTRETCHERs
for drying lace curtains after they have been washed
an article no housekeeper should be without
W. B. MOSES6 SON,
Furniture, Carpets Upholstery Goods, Interior
Decorations, &c, &c.
Cor. IL tn and F sts NV,
IL Washington, d. C.
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WARnAsrEp BLACK Silks.

If the Silks purchased of split grow shiny with
wear A NEW SILK GIVEN. Written guarantee 30 to
do, If You wish it.
Black q. G. Silks, 81 81 10 al o. al 40 n 90
and 81 6S.
Black Royal Armure, Peau de Sole and Rhadzimirs,
$1.2J.
Black Faille, 81, 81. 10, 81 25 81 80 81 SO, 81 6S
and 81 SO.
Black Moire, 81. 81 %. 81 so, sl75 and 1926
Black Satin Rhadame, 81. $l.25, Sl.39, l5O,
81 .65 and 81. 30
eF-side by side with samples from elsewhere win
decide the question: Where the best quality for the
price!i
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.)
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7 AIDES. IF YOU WISH GOOD AND STYLISH
hitting Waist buy Whites Glove fitting Ready cut
Waist Innings. They perfect i'll every respect
sleeves and all They are copyrighted. None genu-
inc without Whites stamp then) Price, 4Oc.
Solda the PALAIS ROYAL and GEO WHITES,
jal9-3w' Ladies' Tailor, Ill st.
THAT LOVELY INTERVIEWED GRAPE-JUICE,
35c per bottle. Groceries often lower than adver-
tised elsewhere, at OHARE'S,
ta12-1mf 1o4J 9TH ST. n. W.
HALLET & DAVIS PIANOS ROOMS. CHOICE
Il selected stock low prices easy terms and
genuine bargains all to be sold by lst of April.
s1-6m H. l.. SUMNER, Agt., Sll 9th st. NV.
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Mr.. Mckinley could have given Cesar les
sons In renunciation. He refused last summer
to De made President. He now declines to be
cabinet minister. Let Us hope he will not
refuse to be himself for many long years 10
come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-02

With Admiral Porssr's con, Major David Z.
Porter, commanding the military forces of
Lsgitime in Hayti, that affair down there vilI
begin 10 have local interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-02

Fans FoR "IsAuounAr1os BALL"
Imported expressly for this ball. You cannot but
admire the selection for it represents the latest
elites from Vienna and Paris 'Palais Royal Prices
too, will We hope, induce call.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-02
OTHER New DREss Goops.

52-inch Spring Weight Broadcloths, S1.25. Among
the colors-Porcelaine. Serpent Gobelin, Navy and
Cadet Blues, Old Rose Myrtle, Olive, Sage and Gray
Greens, Fawn. Drab. New Shades of Tans Grays Reds
and Browns: Black of course.
40-inch Atwood Cashmeres. SOC. Shades as above
Also, Cream Nile, Maize, Pink, Light Blue, Garnet
Cardinal.
40-inch Plaid and Striped Serges, SIC. and 81. A
compliment to the styles is che gathering of
ladies always to be looking at samples displayed
in show-window of No. lit Penna. avenue.......
Faille Franchise at 81 and superior quality Moire
$1.35. All the latest evening shades.
23-inch White China Silks. CO, 15c and 81.
27-inch White Figured China Silks, 81 .25 yard
27-inch White japanese Silks, only s. .25 yard
eF-We ask comparison of Regular Prices, NOT
THE SOUVENIR PRICES, with those of elsewhere
CO It's fact not a theory, that the merchant rho
does credit business cannot compete trh him loo does
not. The Palais Royal DOES NOT do 4 credit bust
ness. What other store DOES NOT?
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Continued below)
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THERE Is IEss DrN,sp

HERE Is LESS DrN,yp
FOR FANCY AND MIXED CASHMERE
SUITS AND AN INCREASING DEMAND
FOR PLAIN COATS AND VESTS, WITH
DIFFERENT GOODS FOR TROUSERS, THAN
FOR A LONG TINE BEFORE
AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR THE
PLAIN BLACK OR BLUE woRsTED THREE
BUTTON CUTAwAY COATS. MADE OF
MEDIUM WEIGHT GOODS WHICH CAN BE
WORN UNTIL MAY, ARE VERY PoPULAR.
WE INVITE ATTENTION TO OUR LINES
OF THESE GARMENTS, MADE UP WITH
SPECIAL REFERENCE TO FIRsT-CLASs
TRADE.
WE HAVE THEM IN PLAIN DIAGoNALS
AND CoRKSCREws, MEDIUM AND BROAD
VALE WoRSTEDS. IN CUT THEY COR
RESPOND EXACTLY WITH THE NEWEST
STYLES AS REPORTED BY THE LATE
FASHION PLATES.
MANY GENTLEMEN PREFER TO HAVE
ONE SUIT FOR BUSINESS AND GENERAL
PURPOSES THAT THEY CAN WEAR TOA
LUNCH OR MAKE AN INFORMAL CALM.
THESE SUITS ARE SPECIALLY ADAPTED
TO THAT PURPOSE. WE CARRY THEM
IN VARIOUS GRADES AND STYLES IN
OUR MADE-UP STOCK.
I. b. BARNUM & Co,
fe1-2t 93l PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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5. OppESHrrMrn 4 Bno..
DECORATIVE ART ROOMS,
5l4 9TH ST. NV,
Direct the attention and complete stock of
Fine and Durable Stamped Linens, in Bureau Scarfs
all lengths; Doylies. Tray Cover, Splasher Center
Cloths Tides and hundreds Of other pieces that add
to the beauties Of the home
NEW EMBROIDERY MATERIALS
The latest Tyrol Cord. in all shades.
BargarrOn Threads, in all shades.
Rope Linen Thread, in all shades.
Rope Silk. in 200 different shades
NEW EMBROIDERY CLOTHS
Silk Bolting Cloth. in all widths.
Bolttng Sheeting. in White and colers
silk Armnre, in all shades
Art Satin, in shades
And great many other novelties I'm the Em,ro;aar,
line. s. OPPENHFIMEp q pro
, Ola 9th ST. n. W.
Lessons in all kinds of Fine Embroidery Work,
Knitting and Crocheting an 49,
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939 Penna. Ave.

QUITTING THE CUTTERS-69c. FOR CUTICURA
~ Resolvent s. s. s.. Hop Bitters Iron Bitters Hos
letters Btters and same reduction nearly every
thing kOLB PHARMACY, 9TH and SITS. NV.
ja2930,3l, f2,4,5
NOR OPEN FIRES, JUST RECEIVED A FRESH
Il consignment of superior Western Camel" Coal
also in stock Semi-Cannel, hand-pcked Cumberland,
Lump and Semi Bituminous, Gayton Red Ash Coal.
ta:bl-eo;} JNO L. GIVEN, 423 10Th ST. NV
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PH1LApEIpHrA STORE

Will offer in Dress Goods One Case
Of Atwood 36-in. Plaids and Checks
Poice was soc. yard. Our Price on this
lot will be 29c. yard We regard this
as one of the best bargains ever offered
in All-wool Goods.
Bargains in Bed Comforts and Blank
cts.
complete stock of Table Linens,
Napkins and Towels.
Readymade Shades Of Good Quality,
Complete. at 3Oc. each. Shades made
to order. Curtain Poles and Fixtures
of all Kinds.
New Stock Of White Goods, En-
broideries, Laces, and Flouncings at
lowest prices
Special bargains in Carpets and Mat
tings.
CARHART LEIDY,
f. e2s 9TH and 7O6 st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-02

"A MRS E. BRASELMAN,
Teacher of
ART NEEDLEwORK,
COS 11th street northwest.
Fine Linen Center Pieces,
Tea Tray Covers,
and D'Aylin,
Embroidered in Wash Silk and Linen Floss
full and beautiful line of all the new
Fine Art NeedlewOrk
~ and Embroidery Materials
All the new work will be commenced free of charge
fe2-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-02

New SPRING DREss GooDs
NEW PATTERN BLACK BROCADE SILKS
NEW SHADES IN ARMURE SILKS.
NEW SHADES IN PEAUDE SOLE SILKS
CHOICE PATTERNS IN WOOL CHALLIEs.
WOOL HENR1ETTAs IN NEW SPRING SHADES.
SILK AND WOOL HENRIETTAs AT 81
NEW PARIS DRESS PATTERNS.
SPECIAL BARGAIN IN BLACK CHANTILLY
LACE AT $500, WORTH $3.50; ONLY FEW
PIECES.
BLACK NETS AND LAcEs IN NEW DESIGNS.
NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED cREPEs.
BLACK PELERINEs, NEW SHAPES, AT IS. SO,
81, ANDss.
EXTRA BARGAINS IN PURE LINEN sHUCK
TOWELS, AT S.
CONFINED STYLES FRENCH sATEENs.
WE ARE SHOWING AN EXTENSIVE coLLEC.
TON OF CHOICE PATTERNS, WHICH ARE AL
WAYS SOLD EARLY
WIN SINISTER & SONS,
f2 9ls PENN AVE-
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HONEST REDUCTIONS
What We would call your particular attention 10 IL
OUR SHIRTS, though they are 50 well known We
would still impress upon you they MADE Up 10
our SPECIAL ORDERS, with all the new Improve.
ments a shirt can hive
And with years Of EXPERIENCE in the making up
Of Shirts as our REFERENCE BOOK
BANDS. BoSoMS. AND WRISTBANDS OF Pure
LINEN
Continuous hands in hack and sleeves
Cotton all cut on the straisht. and-well we could
go On hlling RACES about Shirts. but We would
have all who have NOT TRIED THEM To GIVE
THEM A TRIAL that is all we ask
We GUARANTEE A PERFECT FIT OF your money
refunded.
DRESS SHIRTS.
Our 81 Unlaundered Plain-l,osoln Dress Shirts ,ac
our 81 Unlaundered Plated bosom Dress Shirts
| &C.
Our sllO Unlaundered Plain Bosom Dress shirts,
| SO.
Our 81. - Unlamdered Open front Pain or Plated
Bosoms. Dress Shirts. ell
Our 81 lAundered plain1Or PlAitedsBosom Dress
| Shirts, Csc. each.
NIGHT SHIRTS.
SPECIAL PRICES OF INTEREST.
s5c. Plain White Night shirts a. csch.
soc. Plain white.tDWight Anchor Night Shirt. $50.
each
Csc. Fancy Trimmed Night Shirts.
ONLY SOC EACH
s5c. Fancy1 Trimmed Night Shirts
| ONLY csc EACH
100 doZ. od25c Fancy Half Hose. special prices,
3 PAIR FOR Soc
These comoiin new.pstterns
80 doz. Of 5c:Unbleached HalHose, elegant value.
| special prices
3PAIR FoR:5Oo
NECKwEAR
All our Doc Neckwear uhe best value YOU could pos
siby at that price ew patterns in both Flur-in-
handsland -Four hand shapes special price only sac
/ each
Some of these goods bring c in exc,usvs furnish
/ ing stores.
OUR pc. NEcKwEAR.
Four-in-Hand Tecks. special prices Gle each. good
/ BARGAIN IN sUSpENDFRs
10; Of Boo. patent, onepiece hack suspenders no
ring 70 cut throushe leather also have drawer sup
porter. good web. special price, gle pair
GENERAL REDUCTION ON ALL HEAVY
| UNDERWEAR.
Doc. WHITE MERINo Shirts and Drawers for ale
! each
75c. wHITTlMERINo shirtssand Drawers for Csc.
| each
75c. GRAY MERINo shirts and Drawers for Csc.
each
slo5 PICUNA MIXED Heavy Wool Underwear,
| Shirts and Drawers, 81 each.
also NATURAL MIXED WOOL Underwear, Shirts
and Drawers, lbs EACH and 80 on
Bear in mind our genuine
LION BRAND
COLLARS AND CUFFS
| WARRANTED FOUR-PLY
LINEN
| COll.AhS... loo. EACH.
| CUFFs...-..........20cA PAIR
E E { ~ Il \ ::
fl 9TH. sTH AND ID STREETS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-02

The German system of espionage, signs of
which have been noted by American army and
navy officers for several years. is provoking
attention anew. German officers have repeat-
edly enlisted in our army to desert with the in
formation which they were sent TO secure The
same thing has occurred to various vessels in
our navy. They have sustained wholesale
assertions at times which were afterward
discovered to be due to the enlist
ment OF numbers of German naval OFF,
GERS sent to report on our ships and their
armament The latest outcropping of this
crafty system of spy-work occurred this week
during the trial of the Compound dynamite
shells in New York harbor There suddenly
appeared on the scene. unlimited, a banner
little Spanish count, so-called and introduced
This little man now turns out to he
Baron Stomberg. of the German
army, and his errand was TO learn
all he could Of the ne1 projectile. and the gun
that must be depended on in great measure for
the defense of New York city in case of war
with foreign power. tits not pleasant TO think
that these spies infest the country. but il il we'll
TO know their presence and put "a proper esti-
mate upon 1t. When Germany fought France
her officers knew the French territory better
than the French themselves.
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The ADVANCED SPRING STYLES.

Since the Opening" display is to be continued for
few days the following, clipped from Wednesdays
Star. is apropos:
the most elaborate seen for years in Washing.
fo, I'M he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-02

FRANK Nj. LEWIS
JEwELER, sILvERsMITH
DEALER IN FINE STATIONERY
LARGE AND HANDSOME STOCK OF
STERLING SILVER AND PLUSH CASES,
DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR WEDDING GIFTS
1915 PA AVE
REDUCED PRICES.
ja4-3m ESTABLISHED 1910.
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING BY s. r. ELKINS,
Il 1907 l. st. NV; only frstclass help employed /;
button holes speciality. IT.
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RUsTLES-S AND 10 CENTS: SET DRESS Fly
nytenders &c and &c. wood-rim -four selves Sc Io,
and d. i;c ls-inch eaststeel saw, DE at TR0TTsS
.'-O 'N - NV. ta24-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-02

Race ART OBJECTS.
OBJECTS FROM EXCAVATIONS IN CITIES OF
ROME, HERCULANEUM AND PoMPEII
VALUABLE POTTERY q 9Th and 10th Century, OF
URBINo sAyoNA. PEsARo, ABRUZZL
PORCELAIN FAMOUS FABRICl CAPoDIMONTE.
OLD MURANo GLASS AND MAJoLICA.
ANCIENT ARMS AND ARMoR.
OLD AND MODERN MARBLE STATUARY
ORIGINAL PAINTINGS AND ENGRANINGS BY
OLD MASTERS.
FINE MODERN WATER CoLoRs ANDPAINTINGs,
CHOICE GEMS. ANCIENT MEDALS
AND COINS
All comprised in RINALDI COLLECTION. One OF
the finest collections Of Antiquities ever brought from
sections may be desired.
GoLDsBoRouGH CO,
HOG ST NV.
Next Door Messrs w. b. Moses Sons.
WV. III. McKNKw
933 Pennsylvania avenue.
Now is your opportunity to secure genuine BAR
GAINS in our
E%MMM&% ERR ERR a Err Er
E%wwWT Z 4 AAA AZ
Department Every garment is marked way down,
and you inter sted the price and quality will
surely meet your approval.
ALASKA EAL-sKIN SACQUEs
at great reduction.
Afew Chldren's
S S'G go 4 TIT ssss
Gee Gee o 90 "a T ssss -
all Sizes at very low closing prices.
ladies will please remember we carry a complete
line of Furnishings.
Our GLOVES have Justly maintained their reputa-
ton for perfection. Our grades the finest that
can he produced by the Leading Manufacturers in the
World We carry at all times complete assortment
in all the new colorings and latest enbroideres from
4 to 3o-button length.
Hosiery, Underwear. Handkerchiess, Corsets &C. P.
and p. d. makes) Collars and Cuffs, Ruchng, Yelling.
Umbrellas, &C, &c.
We are Offering AT COST some very fine MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR. Call and examine it before you pur-
chase elsewhere.
wM- II. McKNEw,
Successor to r. H. Taylor,
ja3-3m 933 Pennsylvania ave.
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WooDRurrs
IMPROVED FILE HOLDERS
c B 1 N E 8,
FOR F1LE-ROOMs, OFFICES. VAULTS, SAFES,
DESKS, ETC.
To file Letters. Vouchers, Deeds, Wills, Briefs
Pamphlets or other form of papers compactly and
departments of the National Government in many
State County and City offices Ivy Railroad, Insurance
and other companies in Banks, Law offices and Libra
r1es, and by Business Men generally. Their ADVAN-
IAGES consist in FACILITY FOR REFERENCE,
ECONOMY OF SPACE and PRESERVATION OF PA
PERS FROM WEAR AND DUST, dispensing with
STRINGS, TAPE AND GUM BANDS, and rendering
PldEON-HOLES and DOORS UNNECESSARY.
The File Holders be made Of any required size
to suit papers fit shelving They also put up in
Cabinets containing any desired number, made either
with or without lock.
They are the simplest most thoroughly practical and
usef article for the purpose that offered the
PUBLIC and the material and workmanship are the
very best.
MANDATORY AND SALESROOM,
637 and 639 Massachusetts ave-,
and 63o and 63i ST. NV,
f2-1aw4t Washington, DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-02

BuRcHE1rs FAMILY TEA,
At SOC. a pound
(Spring 1eaf)
Its Purity
has been attested
by
Government analysis.
Compare il
with any Dollar Tea,
and you will be convinced
Of the excellence Of this.
Sold only at
fe1-Ot 1925 4 St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-02

M wARNERp HEALTH QQRsKL. 7ec., IN
~ WaFneFs Nuzsi1g coEsst 1ec-; 800 C6Q1zRs
HzS's boasis 6aniaassss. lsaS ssd les ia :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-02

On exhibition the advanced styles of Parasos
rage Shades, Beaded vsites feature of the
play is that the Jerseys Dress Goods Gloves and
Hose harmonze in color.
ABOUT PALAIS ROYAL PRICES.
Can the merchants who have bad debts to make good
compete with the strictly cash system of the Paas
Royal? You can learn. Will your
THE PALAIS ROYAL
(Continued below)
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RUMORs ABOUT THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

Collector Erhardt yesterday attended the unwilling
OF the Arthur Monument, leaving the Custom House
In charge Of Deputy Collector McClcnnand. There
were no removals appointments, OF course. but
there was plenty OF gossip AZ 10 what tomoiro"
would bring forth II IS expected that 'he Deputy
Collectors will be appointed this week Nnmot han
Il Yesterday that Wilson bergman, OF the XNIth
Assembly District. thought that ho had very good
chance OF getting one Of the pums. Then II was said
that ~ Michael Kerwin was appointed Collector OF
Internal Revenue, Denis Shea would certainly be a
there are numerous candidates for local Federal
pnsitons from the XIlth Assembly District CLARENCE
Mead, It is understood, wants to be pepuN W VI
iecfor There Is an Assistant Appraisers place 10 DC
filed John simpsons friends want him aPpo'h"u
a Deputy at the Custom House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
p,.ys yoR 4 STATE NAVAL MILITIA

The signing Of the Naval Militia bill by UoVernor
Hin gives satisfaction 70 many persons In this city
Aaron Vanderbilt formerly q naval officer and now
superintendent Of the Ward line Of steamers who has
had much to do With pushing the measure It Albany.
voiced the general pleasure among tho supporters Oh
the bill at tho tact that It has become law II
would be necessary, be sad 10 walt for tho passage
Of the National bin before all the features OF tho
system could be put into operation but respectable
nucleus had already becn formed In this city, and
preliminary instruc tor in boat movements. the manual
Of arms etc, could begin without delay. The Al.
ministrstion In favor OF the Naval Reserve plan.
and Secretary Tracy had written a cordial letter of
approval Of IT, In answer To letter from Governor
Hiil asking him 10 give his opinion on tho subj~ T.
Mr. Vanderbilt thought that there Wa not mucL doubt
that the Naval bill would BE- passed at the coming
session OF COngc.s The general Government, by this
lha, will provide the training ships or h0ann1
aruloltes the Instructors. and the arms and uniforms
for the naval militia.