Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25
A MONSTER STAR.
A sixteen-Page Paper Tomorrow and
Some Of Its Contents.


The phenomenal advertising pressure on the
columns Of THr STAR has made ii necessary to
still further increase the size Of tomorrow's
issue. Instead Of the twelve pages which are
the order Of the day generally for sstur day
tomorrow's paper will be sixteen psges This
increase Is made In order that the thousands Of
srAa readers may not be deprived Of the Sat-
urday literary feast which they have learned to
anticipate with pleasure every week. The STAR
want and TEE STAR thinks it knows what they
want and will do its best to give it to them.
Tomorrow's paper will be Q model OF enter
prise in its preparation and will be brimfull OF
good things. The additional four pages over
previous Saturdays will give an opportunity for
printing series Of bright sketchy, interesting
articles, for which TIE STAR is famous and
which are quoted all over the country. The
news field will be covered, as usual, in the
most thorough and systematic manner posi-
bic. for no expense has been spared to place
and keep The STAR in the front rank Of jour
mails. Saturdays monster edition, while omit
ting nothing that enables paper to reflect as
in q mirror the worlds news, will contain q
number Of original chapters on local and
timely subjects, many Of them profusely illus
trated, which will be found specially entertain
ing Some Of them are as follows:
WOMEN OF THE SOUTH Qllustrated).
Matrons who lead in the social life at the Ma
tionsl Capital.
KINGS OF THE "CoPs" illustrate d).
Col. Moore and the men who command the
police force.
THE ELECTRIC DEATH Qllustrated)
Arrangements for Kemmlers execution-Capi-
tai punishment in other countries and other
ages.
IN TROPICAL CLlMES.
Interesting scenes in the city Of Santiago de
Guayaquil. By Fannie B. Ward.
LOOKING BACKWARD.
An entertaining chat with ex-senator Cling
man about old times in the House.
AT THE CLUB WINDOW.
Life and things from youthful and frivolous
standpoint
WHOSE WAS THE HAND Qllustrsted).
continuation of Miss Braddon's absorbing
story.
CROWS AND THEIR FUNNY WAYS.
Something of interest about some very re-
markable birds.
HOW CROOK WAS CAPTURED.
The story Of daring raid made by COM
pany of confederate troopers.
FREEDOMS LOFTY PERCH.
The huge statue on the dome Of the Capitol
and its history.
UNCLE SAINTS BIG SEED BARN.
The enormous business it is doing at this
season of planting.
WINE WHEN IT Is RED.
Some OF the surprising things used in its
manufacture.
BURIED BY THE NATION.
Congressman and others who have public
funerals free Of expense.
HANNIBAL HAMLIN.
"reminiscences of the venerable Maine states
man.
WEIRD EASTERN CARVINGS.
New treasures of the orient to be shown at
the National Museum.
ATTRACTIVE HOMES.
Something about frills and founces and over
skirts on furniture.
TENNIS COURTIERS.
Washingtonpl players who will WELD the racquet
this year.
IN THE BALL FIELD.
An interesting chapter on base ball in Wash
ington and elsewhere.
THE DISTRICTS SOLDIERS.
News Of interest from National Guard head
quarters and armories.
NEW YORK NOTES.
Echoes Of the week from the great city. By
The srARs special correspondent
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
What is going on among the builders Of
Washington.