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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
Among the many attractions that have bee,

Among the many attractions that have been
dvertised as Ensland's contributions to a
grand exhibit at the Worlds Fair was perfect
reproduction Of Shakespeare's house. the origi-
nal Of which annually attracts so many thou
sands Of American tourists to Stratford-on-
Avon. but it has just developed that this more
than interesting feature will not appear. The
idea originated with The Illustrated London
News and as soon as the necessary permission
was secured firm Of architects was. at greatex-
pense, employed put on paper the precise plans
with their many and intricate details by which
replica could be set up in Jackson Park All
this was done with the knowledge and approval
Of the British commissioners and it is therefore
rather surprising that by reason Of the failure
Of the commissioners to sllot space the pleas
ing scheme should have fallen to the ground.
OF course the promoters are much annoyed
they are on record to that efect-but the real
losers are the millions who never have seen and
never viii see the home of the greatest of dra-
matista
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

Belgium toos long stride forward when its
Chamber Of Representatives yesterday iegis-
lated in favor Of universal Suffrage. The ae-
ton vas no: taken too soon, for bad there been
any lons-continu-d delay in granting the priv
iiez, q great insurrsc.ion would probably have
shaken tie goverame7t 10 its foundations and
perhaps have overturned TIE throne. Now
there 10 brs h:.;s prospect OF trouble,
for the people generally are engaged
IN rejoicing over their newborn right
and viii for awhile at least be
satisfied WITH access Of power that came in
response to demands which were supported by
u nusess Of an excited and couraxeously-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
A Few Literary Suggestion.


II You are down with the blues, read the
twenty-seventh Psalm.
II there is a chilly sensation about the heart,
read the third chapter of Revelations.
IL you don't know where to look for the
months rent, read the thirty-seventh Psalm.
II you feel lonesome and unprotected, read
the ninety-frst Palm.
II the stoss-pire hss fallen down and the cook
gone on IN pet, put up the pipe, wash your
hands, and read the third chapter of James.
II you find yourself losing confidence in men,
read the thirteenth chapter Of Corinthians.
II people pels you with hard words, read the
fifteenth chapter OF John.
II you are getting discouraged about you.
work, read Palm cxxn and Galatians vi, 10.
II you are all out OF sorts, read the twelfth
chapter Of Aebrews.-The Bible Reader.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

Baltimore may well be proud of the new
cruiser Ds.-ci.-.:s l.:ss. SD; sbuildirg triumph
This addition 20 tie American navy Is probably
tae s?sediest OF its elsss, no matter what
country tas o:ser uasribers ts!cag TO. Con
tract rsen.-sEents called for seventeen knots
PEI hour aHd as it wa5 provided that the govern
ment shoaid Pay $4,000 for every quarter knot
In excess Of the miri.aSm, the Detroit's builders
viii probably seez-e a bonus of s15O,GO We
congratulate Baltimore upon its contribution
to VIA. is destined to be the greatest navy in
the world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

Honest Americans who are interested in
what has been termed tie Indian problem and
who have reliable information as to frontier
conditions past and present hardly be
otherwise than pleased at the announcement
that Presiden: Cleveland intends to bring about
an absolute divorce of Indian affairs and
politics The idea is not novel nor is it strange
that such a conclusion as that outlined has been
reached by the chief magistrate who is every
where credited with the courage Of his convic-
tons. Congress. usually far from being in
e;ined TO great reforms. blazed the way for the
presidential determination by legislating its
preference for the appointment of army officers
as Indian agents, and President Harrison gave
loyal support to the humane provision which,
in spite Of powerful interference by practical
politicians, at last found place in our statute
book. From the time of the passage Of that
act until now every vacancy caused By the re-
tirement of a civilian agent has been filed by
the detail Of an army officer, and this highly
beneficial method is, itappears, to be continued
under the present administration. That the
Indian service improved to some extent
during the past four years is evident.
and that it might have done very much
more effective work is also olain. Commits
sioner Morgan seemed to be satisfied that book
learning would do the red man more good than
rations, and in putting his theories into practice
caused much stomachic discomfort among the
nations copper-colored wards But he was on
solid ground when he insisted that the govern
ment should not contribute toward the support
Of schools operated in the interest of any rehg-
ious body, and had he been trifie less pugna-
cious might have been more successful. Much
IL expected Of this administration by those wSo
are true friends Of the Indian, and II Secretary
Smith and President Cleveland will only sup
port the Indian Bureau in its efforts to do
right the results cannot be otherwise than graf
flying. For more than two years there has
been friction-always annoying, sometimes
dangerous-between the Indian Bureau and
the military agents. Under the new deal there
should be none Of this. II there is, then Con-
gress ought not to delay in transferring the en-
tire Indian service to the War Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

Just as constant use Of the telephone was said
to produce aural affection popularity known as
telephone ear" so is the overhead-wirs system
Of electric transit being held responsible for an
afiiction which in Philadelphia is derominated
''the trolley buzz" is a nervous affection re-
sulting from the combination of hiss and roar
which is . prominent feature Of the Cheap and
nasty" system ofrapid transit. Itworries the pos
SCISSORS Of fne sensibii:tes. IL dangerously annoy
ing to the sick ard prevents the robust from
sleeping as they ought to sleep. ''Have you
got the trolley buzz" is q common query in
the Quaker City, and if greedy corporations
can have their way here the same inquiry will
take the place Of the oriental "How is your
hver?" or the American ''How dye do?''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

Mr.. Ham is an applicant for the postmaster
ship at Dubuque, Iowa. Perhaps he may get
the Office but it has been remarked that neither
Ham nor his descendants have been over
popular during Democratic administrations
except in the race for recordership of the Dis
trict of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
Crying for Medicine.

We have no idea when Mr.. Cleveland intends
to make his federal appointments in this state.
But We remember that in 1885 the dilatoriness
OF his friends and his own Neutrality-suspicious.
pardonable ther-brought upon the state Of
New York a train Of evils that have raysged IL
like poisonous disease ever since.-Ne,, YorE
Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

ihe man who can present a real western cy-
clone In motion in Midway Plaisance will have
the show Of the fair. and in all probability he
would have it all to himself if ne gave ample
notice Of the opening Of the performance
Kansas City Times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

A Kansas woman who held man up at a re-
voiyer point and went through his pockets has
been sen. TO the penitentiary for two years.
Thus is woman's sphere ever being eircum-
scribed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

1t is perfectly safe to predict that the more
Senator Hill seeks to antagonize the admins
'ration, either IN the distribution of patronage
or anything else, the worse it will be for Sena-
tor Hill-P ihsburg Dispatch,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

If Col Thomas P. Ochiltree should conclude
to hide his light under a bushel for two or
three dozen years he can be supplied. gratis,
with as many bushels as the case requires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

Kentuckian may fail to secure an Office but
no manner Of adversely can deprive him of his
title as colonel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

'Jas. B. Eustis of Louisiana, ambassador
extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to
France" Texas is the only country on earth
big enough for such title to spread itself in
{ dlrestoa Netcs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

Ward McAl:ster denies that he is a victim of
the tattoo habit. The denial is unnecessary.
1t would be difficult to puncture Wards skin
with Q cold chiseL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

The western house-furnishing firm that has
just christened its latest-style refrigerator
THE Olney" cannot sell any of its goods to
this administration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

The demoralized gang Of corporation lobby
lists that infested Lincoln the past winter il in
a bad way. Its members are out OF fodder
and full of blasted hopes.-Omaha Bee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

1t is au.horitatively announced that Mr..
Croker, of New York, contemplates the inser-
ton Of an ga in his name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

The democratic leaven is working in Europe
The French republic may soon have a Belgic
neighbor and companion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
Reduced
To
SO. 98.
For
Three
Days..

IT
HE continued cool weather prompts ternporarily
ra5uca, ,-cas u; TIa I,1aig po,-,r,s T,da-wa,, ord
r. - - Ao to ANe1 "e"i "iiu
hosiery Departments You Will need In very short
time the goods offered special prices Remem-
her after SATURDAY. ApriI 81 regpIar nrices will auain
S~sI, apps - es P "e
lie aSAea.
t1-AH the best makes for Mems, Ladies' and
Children,s Sprinr Wear are here
aroo-;c., uosIo-, ~, = rsa,,
Aiiesica an hosiery 20. onoer"ear.
&C: s."-charlss esrvaise-Underws,r.
o. r.. 80 M"na
~. S O., s
fasent SeIVedge seam nose.
LADIES DEPARTMENT:
Near door No. HI Pa. are.
pIancs in the lsrga ce,ter sbow u;nao,v ,vt,
reduced prices. The list below is only vague notion
of few items.
o.
OCC-Ladies' Fast Black Hose nlain and dron
81.
Soc pair for ordinary. also Boot Pattern novelty
Lisls Hose in all the scarce dress goods shades and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
so CESrs.

ss-inch FRENCH sERGE-5or. a yard.
s6-inch sURAH sEEGEs-.5c. and 81
yard
4e-inch FRENCH. CAsHMEREs-s5c.. q.
81. p and 81. 80 yard
5o-inch STORM sERGEs-sl and sL5os
yard
4s-inch STORM sERSE-75c. yard.
4i-iach NUNS sERGE-sl. % yard.
45-inch ALL-WcoL TAMIsE-s5c. and sls
yard.
4o-.nch SILK WARP TAMIsE sL2ss
yard.
4o-inch slk Warp c,airerte-sl Is a yard
42inch-sI. 30 yard
PLAIN and FANCY Atwood Gre
PoNs-s7sc.. 81. 81. p and 81 80 ya-d.
ALL-NoCL BATIsTES-5oc.. o21<c and q
ayGrd.
MoHAIR TAMIsE and BRILLIANTINEs-
Soc. 75o. and 81 yard
44-inch MoHAIR CAsHMERE-don't be-
lieve you ever saw any-Glmost rich NJ silk
only 81 yard.
40 aud a inch HINDoN ooRps-sLas.nd
$50 yard.
3S-inch FIGURED. DIAGONAL and GRAN
ITE sUITINGs-75c. and sc yard
i6-inch oNDE CLOTH-sl. 20 yard.
i0-inch PoINrILE-sl.5 90 yard.
42-inch FIGURED TAMIsE-sI . yard
Plain and fancy
es-GRENADTNES
eS-cRAPE CLOTHS,
ss-ALL-NooL BENGALINEs,
es-wRIPcoRDS.
sS-MATELAssE sUITINGs.
eSJACQUARDs.
H-CHEVRONs
@RAILROAD CORDS
es-PRIEsTLEYs Wells and yErLIN6e
2-Ahd Others.
Most You see only here. We try hard 10 have our
effects exclusive. We pick the stylish patterns
and designs tha. made-but very few Of them
come from the open market We order while the pic
lures are but fancles
Mole up on quality. We must have thst-hssps Of
it-whether orno. That ID really what yos expsss b
pay for-trhat vou do pay tor-HERE
Are you ready for another BLACK costums' Thsss
viii tempt you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

Just now the Hawaiian situation appears t.
be vacant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

"Well," said the editor YEARLY. as he re-
turned from the restaurant, II don't know
which is the toughest, a spring chicken or q
spring poem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

Saved
Her father muttered "Sick i'm"
And the maiden fainting lay
But his new spring pattern trousers
Scared the angry pup away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

That branch Of the Judiciary which has OFF,
cially been denominated the Court Of Appeals
for the District Of Columbia is experiencing
much difficulty in finding place of habitation
II had been arranged that it should OCCUPY
apartments in the City Hall now sacred to the
Civil Service Commission, but, as the commits
sion Is sill in possession, the court must lool
elsewhere. There should be NJ serious din
Guilty In giving the court habitation. II there
is no place available within the Emits Of the
District, there raay be a vacant corner in Mary
land that could bs occupied, or i; Maryland i;
overcrovied. what's the matter with Texas:
Washington has a ssl: Interest in the expenses
Of the court, AID oa;y one-third Of Gn interes.
- 30 its composition; i. Cannot reasonably be
expected TO CO mere tn.n is share in the mat
ter Of sAe.:s=iEg tie m:snsmed organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
SHOOTING STARS.

Who said the little King Of Servia was q
Smart Aleck"?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
In Cloak DEPARTMENT

In CLOAK DEPARTMENT
IAN INCOMPATIBLE STOCK" that expression
Just fits the great stock OF garments third foor.
Rare novelties of ths choicest and newest styles
unique. distirctive-many that are ours alone and
yet they are popular pricedwithin the reach Of all.
Notable among the many choice things are
HE BRoApcLorH CAPE.
WITH BOURDoNNE LACE FLoUNCE
AND SILK BERTHA.
AND
The LoNDox-BAck JACKET.
WITH FULL BALLOON SLEEVES.
Many other attractive styles that can only be seen
here.
Special lot o: VELVET BoLERo JACKETS, new
colors. silk lined and handsomely embroidered
Actual value So. so.
One lot Of JETTED BoLERO JACKETS, silk lined.
-S3 co. 80. 80 and 81 Co.,
Another lot of ALL-WOoL TAN REFERS. full
sleeves and velves collar.
-s5cO-
Arrival of NEW EToN SUITS. SILK WAISTS.
GOWNS AND WRAPPERS.
so dozen Ladies' IRISH LAWN AND SOFT FINISH
CAMBRIA WRAPPERS. entirely new patterns, fast
colors.
SO 25-
so dozen Ladies' BEST GRADE PRINT WRAP
PERS. light and medium colors
-SI.2J.-
25 dozen select PRINCESS CLOTH WRAPPERS,
entirely exact copies OF French flannel patterns
-$2.21-
EXTRAORDINARY VALUE In
LADIES, LAuSDERED FRENCH PEncA1r
WAISTS.
fortunate purchase enables US to offer 100 dozen
In pretty patterns at
-75o.-
THREE In A Box Fon So.
in the best possible manner perfect in fit and finish
and in sizes 81 to 81 only.
lSd moor. st. buiding.)
Domestic DnEss GooDs.
SECOND FLOOR. 18th ST. BUILDING.
1850 YARDS
Fancy JACQUARD Su1r1Nss
In lavender and all the desirable new spring shad
ings regular 40c. quality.
-29c. yard
SOME New SHOES FoR LADIES
AND CHILDREN.
Ladies' Low-cut Butchers, in Russia Calf and vic
Kid. Just in. Excellent qualities and handsome
styles.
Children's and Misses oxfords-Red Goat, Black
Kid. Tan Goat and Russia Calf.
Childrens and Misses Patent Leather Slippers with
one strap Also White Kid Slippers
Our Ladies' Oxfords at SO 90 pair are worth an in
spection. Best Wei Stock and Russia Calf.
Boys and Youths High and Low-cut Russets
81 so to o.. 90 pair
ed LIST annex.
%
SPECIAL VALUES In
ART EnBno1prnY DEpr
One lot Of Figured Silk Sofa Pillows, with suk
Rufies.
One lot Of Figured China Silk Sofa Pillows. with
Silk Rufies.
One lot Of Double Head Rests, silk Tassels.
-25c-
One lot Of Single China silk Head Rests.
-25c-
One lot Of Double China SILK Head Rests
Sec
One lot Of japanese Ponxee, 80 inches wide.
Poe. I'd
cd noor .11th st. bldg.
DRuee1srs, SuNpa1rs
One pound Pure Powdered Borsx. for the Toilet.
Laundry and Household Use.
-15c-
woodward / Lothrop's" Florida Water, 8 OF.
lst noor .1lth ct. bldg.
TIE "CAp1rorr Srw1,
McLupIxa a FULL SET OF ArTAcHs
AND GUARANTEED
"aseee '.s'sssssss..'
WOODWARD
,oru ,1ru 4,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

ANOTHER CHAPTER.
Alas for Mary's little lamb;
1t got to be a giutton.
1t cost so much to feed it that
They changed its name to mutton.
Now, said the pedantic man, ''poetry in
the accepted sense of the word-''
There's no such thing" said the disap-
pointed writer; real poetry is always rejected. "
buy-word-''cash."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

Newspaper readers who dsily see evidence Of
weakness in the procedure of American courts
when the accused has great wealth or social
prominence are making interesting COMPARE
sons between the treatment too common here
and that which was melted out to the dowager
Duchess OF Sutherland by the president of the
London court OF probate. Ths duchess, who
is fighting to sustain her late husbands will OBJ
tanned from the court an order permitting her
to inspect certain papers then in possession of
the court OEe OF the documents was letter
the existence Of which annoyed the duchess, so
she abused her privilege and des,royedit. For
this she was sentenced to SIX weeks imprison-
ment In Holloway Jail and to pay a fine Of
$3.50. English justice is generally administered
In an even-haIded manner and this is a fair
sample. 1t is quite probable, though. that the
sentence would have been less severe had the
duchess been an aristocrst by birth. title
achieved by marriage is of but E.t.e conse-
qusnce on the other side of the Atlantic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
Reduced
To
$1.O9.

L HE PALAIs ROYALS KID 0LOvEs-of selected
Suede or undressed Kid. IN the new taus, modes.
grays. browns. pearl. white and black. Thousands
Of pairs sold annually during the last fourteen Year,
for u. 25 pair. The special prce-e1 .09-commences
tomorrow morning. continuing until Saturday.
positively longer. It's of ways Of making
new patrons This way: You induced to buy .
pair because Of the price reduction-vou wear the
gloves-thsts enough-your steady patronage 10
secured nine times out Of ten-aad only costs the
ioss of profit on one pair Of 0lorss.
Not more than one pair Of these gloves will be
sold each customer. unless tho regular Price 10
paid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

Il suppose" said the man who had just been
let out of jail, ''the warden meant to be kind,
but he wasn't exactly thoughtful"
What did ne say?''
HE wished me many happy returns Of the
day"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

IHe artlstIc get OF real EOutdoh Lace OF the
1893 season at the following special prices.
3 inches wide for 55c sd.
Az inches wide for Soc I'd.
inches wide for 81 I'd
10 inches wide for 81. 10 yd.
Above set comes in white, beige and black silk.
sE-Not only the public. but merchants dealing in
most exclusive novelties recognize the super of
our % lace mpo-tatons. The lace buyer Of loading
store on the avenue called yesterday and was evil
IDENTIFY surprised with the great business being done.
as well as with the beauty OF the laces shown him
This is the second time he has asked for samples We
mention the fact TO show that The Pa!ais Royal is
lace headquarters; tina. where We lead others feel
very confidence in following.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
ABOUT
OUR
G O r S E 7 S ,
FOR THE
GENUINE "PAssyr Constr.

NENC1NE Il ANSY" OORSET.
It's an imported French Corset and has no superior
anywhere. Its advantages widely known. but
Washington has been deprived it for
a number Of years until given its exclusive
agency. To any who are not acquainted with tho
~ ansy" we invite them to become Our corset
litter will fit pair for you
Ask TO see the EMPIRE ''PANSY." 1t is made to
be worn with the Empire Gown.
WE ALSO CONTROL THE II. c." AND ~ z "
FRENCH CORSETS-both perfectly shaped. In these
we can mt any figure they are made in about
twenty distinct Styles each possessing its own pecu-
liar advantages.
THE &C. p" is ANOTHER FRENCH CORSET.
We show them in several styles. various lengths.
IN DOMESTIC CORSETS we have such reputable
makes as p NJ" ''R. G. &C. b." ''THOMP-
SONS GLOVE FITTING" 'SONNETTE," WAR
NER'S HEAlTH"-al lengths and styles-all meri-
torious and Trustworthy.
OF course the stock is the main thing but the place
where the stock is shown counts for something. You
know our CORSET PARLORS-the handsomest and
most convenient in Washington. Separate, private,
away from the other departments elegantly carpeted
and furnished with easy chairs and settees. three fl
ting rooms avatory and everything possible for your
comfort and convenience.
You'll have no trouble in getting perfect t as we
have
AN EXPERIENCED CORSET CORRECToR,
Who viii make any changes you may suggest.
Special attention given to LAUNDERING, RE-
BOSIEG and REPAIRING Corsets.
va uOOr. Annex, }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
Reduced
To
Csc.

Figured Glace and Figured India Silks at Csc In
stead Of SOC and 81 yard We ask appreciation OF
this bargain. While the importer loses and not u.s.
remember that share the advantage of the lucky
purchase tcith patrons. Most of these silks if
mixed with the regular 81 India Silks would be the
first to he selected. because they IN the nep
figures and sea &c shades Of hetotropes. green's &C.
such desirable bargains feetlng,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

The onion gives a favor rich;
Who scorns it is q sinner
Provided tbs an onion which
Is cooked for your own dinner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

A buy-word-"cash."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

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