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The morning news., 1889-04-28

The military ardor has caught even the
children. Chlldren's Zouaye Suits AT b. q.
Levy g. Bro s.
The morning news., 1889-04-28

English Collars.
Waterloo" Brighton" Ascot,
"Wellington," at LaFar's.
The morning news., 1889-04-28

Boys straw Hats,
Iuspenders and ties, at LaFar'G
The morning news., 1889-04-28

Do You Play Tennis2
Lawn Tennis Suits at b.. II. Levy &
Bros,
The morning news., 1889-04-28
T EN- LOTS
AT
Public Outcry,
On the Premises, 4 p m, |
Tuesday, April 3Otl, 1883.
C. Il. DORSET. Auctiunaar,

VIII sell at auction on TUESDAY, Aprf 30ths
1859. at 4 o'clock =. 81,
Ten beautifully located lots on the high Fffge
between Whitaker and Barnard streets, front-l
ing north and south on Eleventh aud fnwetftA
streets aft ffm
These lots are more desirable than any 90
those recently sold. ss4
They are on the highest plateau south of tha
city, perfectly drained aad advanta SeoustY
located for street car privileges.
The Belt Line cars are but ono block south,
and the Whitaker street cars Immediately east
Fifty dollars cash IN all that will be required
and the monthly payments OF ten dollars Will
not commence until June. Interest VIII b9
allowed on the payments thus made, as wen aa
charged bA a9f
No fainer. or easier terms can be aiowsd. or
asked: and when the increase ia valiD IL EgnN
sdored the result caunot be other than faFurs
able, and must prove better than invastmeat4
either ia savings banks or loan associations. ~
The morning news., 1889-04-28

For the apprehension aud delivery, with
proof to convict, of any S. NJ. giving more
genuine heartfelt satisfaction than the
New Home" Office corner Whitaker and
State Streets,
The morning news., 1889-04-28

CoxanxssmAs Roswell P. FLOWER Is IN Colo
rado fnveafigating fhn methods al r.clalu..
The morning news., 1889-04-28
White Shirts Not the Fad.

" Albe SniTbS INoI tD6 du
Silk and Flannel and Pouge Negligee
Shirts are the style this season. Get them
at B. II. Levy & Bros.
The morning news., 1889-04-28
Going 70 New York;

Steamer aud Hanover Caps at =. II. Levy
s. Bros.
The morning news., 1889-04-28

Save the Children.
Children's Kilt and Knee Suits at B. Fl.
Levy q Bros.
The morning news., 1889-04-28

Inc OTIsAs
The latest Nackinaw hat, yacht style, at
.uorYs
The morning news., 1889-04-28
You VIII EinC
The Weshington Centennial

Anything you want in the shape Of male
wear at B. Fl. Levy & Bros
The morning news., 1889-04-28

Ladies Um brellas
In silk and gloria cloth. at LaFar's.
The morning news., 1889-04-28
LEMON ELIxlR.

Tsdenotes trace Of rainfall. 90
NJ. ]. WRIGHT. JR., Observer Signal Corps
The morning news., 1889-04-28

Try a Plug Hat.
Pearl High Cashmere Hats at B. H. Levy
& Rro fe
The morning news., 1889-04-28

For Ice Cold Soda Water and
Milk Shakes
60 TO THE
Yamacraw Pharmacy,
Where only tho purest Fruit Juices and Ma
The morning news., 1889-04-28
$3.50 Reward

Mems Dress
Shirts and underwear at LaFar's.
The morning news., 1889-04-28

Maxim MIN Temperature 76.1; minimum tenn
perature So q.
The height Of the river at Augusta at
7:S3 o'clock a. m. yesterday Augusta timea
was l0.l feet-a lSe uf OS feet during the
past tweDty-four hours.
Observations taken at tins sgIne moment
OF time at all stations.
SAYAINAH. April q. 7:3s 2. n. city tiue.
The morning news., 1889-04-28
FOR SALE.

TOR SALE cheap. a large ice cream freezer
Y suitable for sal )on. EMPIRE BARGAIN
STORE Liberty and Jt fferson streets.
The morning news., 1889-04-28

EoR RENT warehouse on River street, for
Il merly occupied by Artesian Ice Company.
Apply to F. G. BELL, Business Office, Morning
News.
The morning news., 1889-04-28

EOR the very best quality OF building and
paving brick, send your orders to O. J.
TOOLE & BRO, proprietors Of Ocmulgee Brick
Yards. Macon, Ga
The morning news., 1889-04-28
FOR MIsCELLANEous.

LOR RENT desk room. Office centrally
4 located, cool tor the summer. RESPONSE
BIZ this Olive.
The morning news., 1889-04-28

II SPRA Fine Smoked Reef Tongues only 5Oc.
~ e4ch a. D. B. LISTERS.
The morning news., 1889-04-28

WANTED, a sawyer for a railroad mill; also
w OF INSPECTOR. None but live men need
apply TO 3 care OF Morning News.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06

The railroads have repeated their notable
record of four years ago by transporting the
vast crowds Of inaugural visitors to and from
the capital without serious accident. The DO
lice arrangements Of the inaugural period are
also entitled to commentator. Major Moore
and his men have handled admirably the
crowds and the inevitable disorderly element
In such gatherings. The ball was an unauali-
ned success In every particular, and to man
under cover the parade was magnificent
and impressive. Everybody in any way
associated with the inaugural pro-
ceedings has covered himself with glory. in
proportion to the extent of his responsibilities
and labors. The only drawback upon the en-
thusiasm and the general but reasonable glori-
ncation, Is imposed by recollection of the ex-
cessive dampness Of the afternoon of the Fourth.
Washington washes its hands from all RESPONSE
biiity for the weather at this season. II has
been long pe.itioning Congress for change Of
Inauguration day to the date of washington's
Inauguration, April soth. Every inaugural Wis
itor Of 1883 should constitute himself a com.
mittee Of one to impress upon his representa-
tive in Congress the urgent importance of this
change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06
Is II IMITATION JrwrnRY,

Ths fss tel but the s
pearls fac SMILES Of sio God Pns TURQUOISE ana
for Ts ss T. for ss. s.
are usual, usually Fets all sS. at 6sc
As variety as in any jewelry Store Of real Amber
real Shell real Gold and real Garnet Jeweiry. HALF
THOUSANDS OF FANS.
r That tan ThoSs who
rmmed with gold silver sticks, for 81 each worth
s' GOOD pocKETBooK 17o
As good as any you have bought before at 26c And
nowadays fairly good rocketbOOt may be bought for
Ne have them at s1e each with, sterling silver
mountnss and proportonay as good bargains as the
MEMORABLE GLOVE BARGAINS.
Time has proved these Gloves.
broidereS Rct. rs4s Tans rn. p R style EN-
Ssc. .gndressed Kid Mousaustsires. New shades.
Csc :, button Dressed Kid Gloves, all shades. En-
81 SO sfsisis Royal" Dressed and Undressed Kid
Gloves; New Grays Greens, Blues Reps Fawns, Tans,
.ns EsEsY S fir Rs AN
Tried on at our risk.
eec for Real French Kid Gloves. in all the latest
dhs s1 . be
HANDKERCHIEFs TO BEwILDLR
Several thousands shown In gigantic show window
AZ isfc with Ffsdaassd Striped borders, as IN the
New Dress Goods. All the new shades Of Greens,
Blues, Reds, Tans, Browns, Grsys &c
Al 25c nnety-one new and beautiful patterns.
At SOC. the finest hand-embroidered Handkerchiefs
ever offered for the price. - -
Three for 25c, pure Linen Cape Coliars new shapsa
Three pairs All-1inen CUTS for 25c, and the only
store where ALL-LINEN can be got 3 for 25c.
AT 200. unusual good quality Neck Ruffling In
121<c. Null Ties embroidered in new styles
II 3 sessssS
Hand-run Lace Neckwear ct e16; usually retailsd
ct $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06
To Pur In Youn PocKrr.

- u VI IN u OUh l. OChET.
As far Is possible we have mentioned those things
which will be appreciated Souvenirs Of Warrington
and which can be carried in the pockz.
FOR THE MEN
SCARFS-M the 1889 English styles for the
spring now on exhibition in window, corner Of 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue. at Soc each. for
choice.
sCARFs-Expressly manufactured for the .pslais
Royal" are shown 100 dozen Silk Scsrfs. with Satin
Innings in identical shapes styles and colo TO the
English, only Csc each
AUTOBIOGRAPHY Silk Japanese SIX Hand.
iercaiefs, with white and fancy colored hemstchsd
borders, only 35c. each Generally sold at Soc
GLOVES-Ihe best only. The best, or could we war
rant every pair and 1T them to your hand.
at our risk. 81 for English Doeskin Gloves,
with the new automatic fastenings.
The best Chevrette Gloves usually cost
you s2.25; we charge 81.9S.
Evening Kid Gloves 81.
soAP-Bars Of Glycerine Soap for 10c. that usually
retail at zoe.
SATCHELs-2O-inch -oladstonesr of Alligator Skin.
Safety catches, good lock and key, two straps,
three inside Compartments Will hold suit
Of clothes, three shirts. collars, &C.. and
toilet articles, 81 so: cheap at "a. so.
Hand Satchels Obligatory. with inside
pocket 10 inches long, 81; l2-in. al.l5;
14-in. sL35. Which is half usual prices
fronts: three lenqths Of sleeve to each neck:
Made G at MS s'ch same aoa'y Is Custom
new Linen GG IN AL
pressly for the "Palsis Royal" and equal in
quality to the usual zoe. collars.
CUFFS-Four-Ply Pure Linen. only 20c. pair Finer
quality linen ,;e than usually sold Ct 25c
will cost you At the credit stores 81, OIL .25
and &1.50.
UMBRELLAS-Genuine "Gloria" Umbrellas look like
Silk. twice as durable, recovered free Of
charge II they SPLIT within year; only
81 3d. You are charged more for the unre-
liable imitation Gloria"
The "Conestoga" Silk UMBRELLA, war.
ranted one year, 2.75; cheapest elsewhere
1880.
RUBBER COATs-The London Mackintoshes, 81 90.
The feather-weight cloth-fnish Rubber
Coats, ~. 9S. You know what the Rubber
goods stores charge
NIGHT SHIRTs-All Sizes with Collar and Pocket,
Soc; Fancy Embroidered, 75c.; Pleated
Fronts and Embroidered. ell Generous
length and width and perfect-fttinR
ENGRAvING-Your name on so cards with copper
plate for SIC. Work that generally costs you
t1Mens Department near door, No 11l9 Penn
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
fCoutinued below.y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06

Our colored faahion plates viii show how thu New
Trimmings azs worn. Even the buttons ere plainl,
depicted
Persian Band Trimmings. CSC. to o676 I'd
Persian Applique Trimminga 81. 95 70 s4-26 "a
Ttnsel Band Trimmings, Soc 70 IL IS I'd
eteel Band Trilnmings. ellis TO % I'd
Persian and Jet Trimpings. e6-85 70 Is "a
Persian Ornament Tr1mmings, ol2 TO e2O "a
SUI Band Trimmings. csc. 70 ol68 I'd j.
separshAs eiR Trimmings. el-36 to ok6s n
silk Fringe Tximmingn. ~ 70 &c I'd.
Out Steal ButtonA $50. 10 ~. oe dossu.
psax1 Duttons nom 6e. 70 u so dossn
Crochet Buttons from 1oc % q doseu
0ddised SILVER Buttona. $50. 70 ease doasn.
Mstal Buttons fson a6c. - - dossn
TIE PAI.Am RoYAr.
CoFns 1stA sad n svA a LIsxxRa
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w AnRASrrD BLACK SILKS.

WARRANTED BLACK SILKS
~ If the Silk splits or wears shiny A NEW
PIECE GIVEN. written guarantee 80 to do, on
demand.
BLACK eros GRAN SILKS.
Quality @ D E F
Price 81 Clio 125 sl5O q 90 g.. 25
BLACK FAILLE FRANCHISE
Quality G D
Prices 81 s1.1s s1.25 s1.5o s1.es else
BLACK SATIN RHADAMES.
Quality G D
Prices 81 Clio s1.25 sI5o sl.6s
BLACK SURAH SILKS.
Quality g d E
Prices Doc Csc. Zoo 81 Clio sl,25
BLACK MORE SILKS.
Quality G d
Prices 81 alps also el75 s225
Satin and Moire Striped Armure and Satin Brocade
1t 81. Is yard
Peau de Sole, Royal Armure, Rhadzimir and other
fancy weaves, el.25 yard.
CONTINUED belowJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06
NEARLY THREE ACRES o. Froonrsa
COVERED WITH
FURNITURE
CARPETS
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.


: A"'o" DloAiiNA
nsper snd sopr fenas are cordially invited 70 cal. and
the cos IL .a % S Glass;. e. :,
the plainest 10 the hnest
, Me have every variety in the different goods sell
You are as i nv - ~, y, pesa MIN. r.,
Washington from our root the bndiny n 40 ceptrsi
and hish' II Is a desirable sight.
Afull line Of every kina .na nn.,,,x =, ,u,,,,r.
oOsfr R1ss IRON II The e ao @ The best.
sus ,ba sne n ,s. goods guaranteeing IT. besides
Our shop where fur1,itare i. mazda An any aas,-.a
L. one Of te s1f ~ S sS Of hard s required
This little annOyer Is beginning to DO nj. work ana
have No, heard q method Of call TOR paft Ss
IS we anxious avoid dissppOlntns any one. WIZ
We have . fun lin. Of ooo snn from sso .,,.. 18Th
s s OK I y, ,eSosete up Our prices
INTERIOR DECORATIONS
for wall cOSerinSs we ever had 'e'0nNs' '"' TAPESTRIES
Madras S Curtains rri aH nom 3 4 ~ 's6up.
ksw six six Porti saeI from aS az 60 up
jnte PoTtierrs from if s5.o g. a a2o up.
Flax eioars. Raw skS SIX IDA bsn up proc.,...
Plusbes in all colors "a and so inches vida winch
iarse line Of Tab1e C pe5 sara nn
below eass ne Oh frne. many odd pieces marked
scr-ms in yra,t v.rsa., -. ,o,<- -
Imitation s lsa I xa1e BE. Iron l3e; up
only costs rom is 70 ise pe shs A'e OF h and
CAhfhI DEPARTMENT..
FOR BARGAINS READ THE FOLLOWING.
Tanestrx Ring 10 fat n inchs. IA. r., \ /. a..
inches long, 40. ~ 'ss' inens' Woe oy IL fess
inches long, els. y ''' '"'"'' "''s W * 'ee'o
Tapestry hug 8 feet inches wide nv feet long
2l6
i Velvet Rug q feet wide q feet a inches LONG arc
Body brussels Rug 8 feet VIDE by feet x inchs.
j bssdy Brussels Rur a feet x,de nv ? ,.s, ton.
AZ ~ WV 'e'
Body Brussels Rug feet wide by q feet long az
Velvet Rug ID feet wide NV 4 4 feef x inclss
e25
i Velvet Rug 10 feet @ inches vida nv "a fsef a
inches long AS
English Velvet Rug g feet inches wide Inv : feet
inches long All ? so -
Enelish Ispestry RUIZ o feet q inches wide nv A
feet long as e' ~ 'ee' " '"e''s ~'"e W a"
Talestry Rug % feet g inches Wide Inv 4 ? feat q
INCHES long ais bO ~ -
Inle.try huv 10 feat fncbes IA. t,x \ D t..t n
inches long. al g. ' ~
j Tapestry hug, 8 feet 4 inches wide by 10 feet 9
fnches long Sl3I0 VIZ" ~ ~ A'S'
n Tsnestry I'm, y feet a ,r,.,.. IA. n- q g., 49,,
s1l e' ''~Ae' VINO W y aeo' ions'
T.,es,rv Rug \ t.st a ,,.n.. IA. ~. a a.. N
inches long 40. ''eA'" "' W
Tapestry Hug, 8 feet inches wide by ~ feet q
'hSh g. LONG, sio,So ,ss, q ,,.,.. "a. -, ,o,..
long. ais "1e w '
,neha. sss has' iofee' inches wide by IL fsete
/ IaresIry hug, 8 feet 8 inches wide by III feet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06

The fftieth Congress has celebrated itselS
with good record for work. In the first place
no previous Congress sat 30 continuously in
session. Over II 600 bills and joint resolutions
were introduced, upon which nearly 1000 re-
ports were made by committees, and of which
1871, or little over ten per cent, became
laws. Thirty per cent Of these
were public measures, the rest Of
o private nature. During the life of this
Congress more Of its work was negatived by
the President than ever before in the history Of
the country. Mr.. Cleveland vetoed 278 bills
during his term, and LAG were bills passed by
the late Congress. The legislation accomplished
IL for the most part necessary and salutary.
-Four new states have been admitted, an
inter-oceanic canal authorized, new cabinet
secretaryship created, the irrigation Of the
vast arid region provided for in part, besides
many other notable achievements in legisla-
ton. Much failed The tariff Ii still un-
changed; the Pacific roads were not brought
to taw; the Blair bill again bit the dust;
woman's suffrage is still on the knees Of the
gods; the dependent pension bill did not be-
come a law; the land forfeiture problem was not
solved; the extraditiDn treaty was rejected; the
fisheries question left almost untouched.
Measured by what it did not do, the Fiftieth
Congress may not seem so important, but
judged by its protracted labors and the laws it
actually did put on the book it was a great Con-
gress, well worthy to mark the centennial term
in the life Of the government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06

II the people of the District were consulted
concerning the manner in which the vacancy in
their Supreme Court should be filed they
would doubtless make at least three suggestions
or requests. First, they might reasonably ask
that the nominee for this responsible and i'm
portant judicial position should be practising
lawyer, and that fitness for such Office which
depends both upon legal training and natural
temperament, should be the test rather than q
consideration Of political or personal serv-
ices rendered to the appointing power.
Secondly, they could well suggest that
among the practising lawyers of general fitness
the choice might with advantage be narrowed
to the class who have been trained to common
law practice, as code lawyers are entirely at
sea in respect to the methods Of District pro-
cedure. Lastly, they would undoubtedly rep
resent that both the general and special fitness
which have been indicated as desirable would
be secured by selecting for judge member of
the District bar, course which commends
itself both to thoughtful and sound judgment,
and TO republican good faith in pursu of
the pledges Of approximate home rule to the
territories Of the United States. The
District Supreme Court exercises q
peculiarly extensive Jurisdiction, and the
labors and responsibilities imposed upon
1t are many and great. 1t is too small in num-
bers and the salaries paid are inadequate. But
aposition upon it Is a life-ofice Of dignity,
honor and wide influence. While there may
be some lawyers, otherwise fitted for the Office.
who are unwilling to make the business sacri-
dces involved in its acceptance, the same diff
Guilty will be experienced whether local or a
carpet-bag appointment be determined upon.
The District bar is large in numbers and strong
in ability, and furnishes an abundance of the
best material out Of which to make District
judges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06

On the second floor of the ''palais Royal" is the
largest Infants and Childrens Department. in the Dis
trict of Columbia.
v hat have we! Rather, ask what have we not Single
articles for few cents to 800 for Infants COM
plete outfits
Children's Dolls. Fans. Jewelry, Pocketbooks,
Hosiery, Shoes Jackets at special prices for Tuesday,
"sON'A' A.' The PSiAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06
New An.WooI SU1r1ses.

New AL.Woo1 Su1r1ses.
40 AND 500. YARD-Check PLAID and Striped AL
Wool Suitings. Special!
81 AYAhD for Cheviot suitings 40 inches) with
side band
III YARD-Diagonal Cloth suiting (4O inches),
Half the width Solid Color the other half with Fine
Stripes.
CSC. YARD-An-wool Smooth Face Serees (4O
inches) with the new side bands
CSC YARD-Al-Wool Side Band serges go
tnches).
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below.)
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BLACK Wool DaEss GooDa

PRIEsTLYs SILK Warp Hsnriettas and fancy weave,
Cairetta. Convent Cloth, Ravenns Abstross Diagonal
Cloth, Cachemere Inde Armure Checks. Mourning
Cloth. Grape Cloth, Drsp dAlma. Melrose. Compare
Pslss Royal prices with elsewhere.
COURTAULDs English Grapes, Nuns yelling 70,
wells. &c. 70.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06

TIE srAa ID receiving on every hand, and
from citizens and strangers alike, congratula-
tions on the handsome manner tn which Il has
met the demands Of the public for all details
In relation 70 Inauguration times. Nothing
but completely equipped establishment, suoh
- that Of TIE STAR, both in reportorial and
mechanical resources. could be equal to the
emergency in which it found itself; but, hap
PLY, it has been able to supply all corners with
the latest, fullest and most accurate account and
description Of every event and incident Of inter-
est. This the public freely and cheerfully con-
cedes, and to the public TIE STA. desires to
return its sincere thanks for the splendid
recognition its efforts have received. 1t aims
to lead, and the general and generous acknowl-
edgment Of its leadership from all sides is
ample recompense for all its enormous expendi-
lures of time, energy and money In that
direction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06
THE NV Co1oREp SILKS

THE NV Co1oRED SILKS
Toe. and 81 q yard for China Silks-fgures and
stripes on light and dark grounds.
Toe and 81 yard plain colors in nearly fifty differ
ent shades.
sl.25 yard Black and White Toshiko Japanese
Silk (2S inches).
81, $l.25 and s1.9S yard for Spring Shades in
Faille Franchise.
Toe. aud 81. 10 yard for Surah Silks
SIC. and 81 yard for Black aud White Striped
Surah Silks.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06
PR1cE Lusr Or DRrss PArrEnss

These are in great variety but only one or two OF
style are shown, principally "Directore" and aEm.
pire" patterns.
Ella Dress Patterns Of Diagonal French Seree with
SILK plaid SASH ~ yards long, finished with deep silk
and wool fringe.
$146S Dress Patterns Of styles somewhat similar 70
those quoted above
SlS Dress Patterns containing ~ yards Of the new
"Foula" Cloth French); also. 2K yards brocaded
goods, for trimming Reseda Green Biscuit Brown Old
Rose and Electric Blue you'll find among the shades
shown.
~ We could write q column of interesting read
ing concerning these goods of our collection but we
spare you the infiction.
THE PALIIs ROYAL.
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06

The building Of the Canadian Pacific and the
survey Of western lands has given Canada
heavy debt 1t now amounts TO S2s6, 900 900.
which, considering taxable property in each
country, 10 nearly twice the debt Of the United
Statea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06

Rev. Joseph Cook delivered an inaugural adj
dress for President Harrison in Boston. The
novelty took well, probably because it was very
much Like the original heard here in Washing
ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06

TEE SrAn emerges from the press Of inaugu-
ration matter long enough TO remark: "Hurrah
Tor the six million dollar congressional library
buildingr'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06

SpRrSa- WEIGHT BsoADcnorHs.
81 YARD-white and Cream Broadcloths. A few
pieces only. Cannot obtain more
$125 YARD-Every new shade and quality for
the price. We are anxious you should compare with
those offered elsewhere; (52 inches.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06

Not every state Is 30 well supplied with gov
errors az West Virginia Gov. Wilson, on the
ground that until the legislature decides who
was elected last fall he 10 himself the executive,
refuses to turn the capitolove TO Gen. Gon, Who
yesterday took the oath and qualified for the
ofice, as did also Mr.. Carr, the labor candidate.
The courts must now decide who shall be
recognized
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06

One serious annoyance has beset the private
secretary Of the new administration in the frs,
hours Of his incumbeney. The White House
visitors will call him colonel He dislikes q
military title, and being neither . doctor, q
college professor, nor judge, there is nothing
suitable left but to call him Mr.. Halford. =
That 10 excellent-the best title he can have.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06
VIcrOa Am VAsau1sHrD.

ro.s y: !. l merry :a'' s.1s ne ana ss.
have . home only IN N A>esSsA.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06
THE New HEsR1rrrAs.

Doc. YARD-All-wool Henrietta 40 inches) in
twenty-five shades, comprising all the new tints
sNCompare with samples Of Csc goods of else
where.
Soc. AND 81 AYARD-Silk- finished Henriettas as
inches' in all the new street and evening shades
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-06
TH1sas You ArwAYs War.

Toothbrushes--20c.f for the Csc; impcrte Brush.
Hairpins-4c for 100 in fancy box.
Extrscts-35c. an OF. for Lubin's famous Perfumes
Note Paper-l9c. for ~ shees at Payer and "a En-
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