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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31
THE HAWAIIAN SITUATION.
Mr. Bieunt Probably Hss B~sus HE N
vessigsaion Japan and the nrstish.

Mr.. Bieunt Probably Hss Besus Hts H.
vesssgstioa Japan and the nvssish.
II tbs revenue cutter Rush on her trip from
San Francisco 20 Honolulu made an ordinary
rate Of speed Mr.. Blount. President ClsvsAuc's
special commissions, 10 now on the Hawaiian
Islands nd his investigation into Ne coalition
Of affairs there has been begun.
The story. nid 10 have been brought 60 San
Francisco BY the L. = 4 Alliance. that japan
was harboring designs upon the islands, In case
the United States should conclude not 20 take
Possession or control OF them. made but little
impression here. Az the Jspapese legation it
wss said for Minister Isseno, in response 10 in
ouiries. that the legation bad no information
whatever upon the subject. In the absence Of
anv communication from his government or
from the japanese consul st Honolulu any sx-
precision Of opinios upon the probabilities Of
the situation respecting Japan and Hawaii
Was withheld by the minister.
A member Of the diplomatic corps who has
spent some time ir both Toxic and Honolulu
said that IN his opinion any assumption Of su-
thority IN Hawaii by the Japanese government
ives most improbable. Although the yap~neee
are now the secondl largest eleme nj of population
on the islands, being surpassed only bv the pstiye
hawsitans. they have no permanent interesss
there. They go in large bodies under contract
~ hoorer on the rice and sugar plan afions and
have never had the right OF citixenship. The
government OF japan, he said. is interested in
the islands only 80 far As the protection OF ~
subjects Is concerned, and 70 certainly does NOT
want to undertake the management Of that ter
ritory.
The story brought by the Alliance said that
The officers Of the Japanese wsrship in the
hArbor OF Honolulu seemed 70 be acting uuder
| the influence and advice Of the British repre
sentatives there. This much of the tale 1.
corroborstive Of the statements cont.inrd
IN letter from a member Of the pro-
visional government 20 one OF the snuexation
commissioners IN Washington. and here
tofore mentioned in these columns That
official wrote that since Mr. wodehouse- the
British commissioner. bad sent his formal note
OF recognition to the provisional government
rs the de facto government he had avoided snv
intercourse or communication with the rnenr-
oers- And up TO the time the letter was
written the officers Of the japanese warship.
VINO were IN constant association with the
British officials, had failed 10 paw the ordinary
and customary visits Of courtesy 20 the mem.
bers OF the government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
But Few Visitors Call - See Mr.. Clevels
Today.

But Few Visitors Call % See MI. Cievelasd
Today.
A short horss b soon eurrisd. say. the old
sdaGs, and today has been short day at the
White House Win sorrsspondinsly short num-
Der Of callsrA
Prom 10 O'Clock until IL, at which hour The
cabinet assembled, hardly bakers dozen Of
people called TO zee the President
There Is no record, however, Of the Presi-
dent complaining Of feeling slighsed II this
apparent neglect, and il is thought that in view
Of ne sxceaivs amount Of attention he has
bsen receiving laAely he would not feel as-
grieved II some people took . vacation for .
week or two. There are one or two regulars,
b fact, Who might obtain sixty days leave Of
absence with permission 70 go beyond the sea.
MORE CANDIDATES PRESENTED.
One Of the callers this morning was Con-
gresham Warner OF New York, who introduced
Mr.. Robert H. Deery Of New York city - q
candidate for public printer. He is Endorsed
by New York newspaper men for the position.
Senator KYLE presented Judge Bartlett Tripp
Of South Dakota, who. failing 20 get the land
enthusiastically, is still willing to take some
thing equally - good.
Senator Camden Of West virginia brough,
up COL W. c. Handlon and DIR. Charles W.
Cowan of Wheeling. DR.. Cowan would Ike to
be consul at Ottawa
Delegate Joseph Of New Mexico introd need
Judge Long Of New Mexico to the President
He was chief justice Of that territory during
Mr.. Clsvsland's former administration and
would like to enter official hfe again
PROBABLE APfoTNrMENrs.
II is reported that two more prominent for,
eign missions viii be filed Monday Mr.
Hannis Taylor Of Mobile. Ala, it 10 though
will fill the Spanish mission and Mr. John Var
Allen the italian.
Mr.. George p. LIE Brun Of New York is al
applicant for the position OF chief ooutrxc
labor supervisor.
official departed, and during the remainder o.
the afternoon no callers we're received
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31
How Time is Consumed.

A member Of the cabinet, who probably has
Is many visitors as any two of the others put
together, said to . STAB reporter today that
the opportunities Of the office seeker. did not
worry him 50 much or take up SO much of his
time as that class Of inconsiderate people who
called merely TO pay their respects" and TO
expatiate ON their virtues in not wanting ofice.
He said that great many Of bis callers seemed
to take especial pleasure in dilating on that
"time-worn chestnut" and appeared utterly
oblivious TO the fact bat they prevented him
from attending to the legitimate work of the
department, and also from seeing people Who
really had business With him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31

eERsoNAL-H. W. Bell Of Boston, p. ].
White OF New York, C. A Greggs of Milton.
Mass. NJ ID. Caldwell Of Chicago and Wilson
Farand of East Orange, \. J., are at wiIlard's
--Geo-ge L. White and Osbourn Melville of
Syracuse, John Jay fancy OF Richmond and J.
NJ Porter Of Easton. Pa. are at the Randall
s. s. Jewell OF Buffalo, W. II. Washington Of
Nashville, W. S. Devoe of New York and II. +.
Stuart Of Virginia st the Ebbitt -Georce
X. Keys Of Massachusetts, William L. HAYNES
Of Ohio, Charles V. Darcy OF Hob,ken, n. J..
and ex-senator Van wyck OF Nebraska are al
the Riggs.--W. S. FAIRIES OF Boston, W. E.
Hicks OF New York, c. G. wemans Of Rah.
way. \. j., J. s. Rippel OF Newark, Or.
Charles r. Wolf Of Pittsburg and J. r. Lewis
of New York are at the Arlington
E. Hodges of Boston, G. c. Kray Of London,
England. and j. C. White Of Brooklyn are at
the Shorehsm.-George /. Thorndyke of
Boston, George K. Shell OF Oregon ana Nat
Hill of Lowell, Mass., are at the ST. james.
j. NJ. Williamson of Louisville, T. j. Pugh of
Detroit, p. Cauley OF Rochester and J. r. Half
ner Of Philsdelphia are at the Howard House.
". Levin Of Philadelphia. j. Kern, jr., OF
Boston and L. Cripisn OF New York are at the
Johnson.-W. NJ. Ritch OF Greenwich,
Conn, Rev. J. Edgars OF Chambersburg, Pa,
and {. Moss OF Minnesota are Mt the Fredonia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31
A TRANSFER OF DUTIES.
Col. Ernst Turns Over the Work Under HE
Charge to Col. Wilson.
The Office Of superintendent Of public build
ings and grounds was this morning transferred


from Col o. II. Ernst TO Col. John N. Wilson
and the latter at once entered actively on the
discharge Of his new duties. The transfer was
accomplished quietly and without ceremony.
Col. Ernst escorted his successor to the Wash.
ington monument, the public gardens and the
White House and explained briefly the changes
that have occurred since Col Wilson sur
rendered the Office to him four years ago.
There have been very few changes in the
force Of clerks and employees Of the superin-
tendent's Office since then, SO that no introduce
tions were necessary.
Col Wilson said to . STAR reporter this after
noon that it seemed perfectly natural to him to
take up the congenial duties he relinquished
when he went to the Military Academy. and he
was glad to find so many OF his old friends on
the force, a. 1t made il seem more homelike to
him. 1t was too early, he said, to say anything
about his intentions. He had just arrived and
had not had time to seriously consider the work
Of the future.
Col. Ernst will leave here tomorrow for
West Point to assume the duties Of SUPER
intendent Of the Military Academy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31

Though Secretary Carlisle has stood firm in
his determination not to restore 10 service those
whom he has been obliged to drop from the
rolls Of the Treasury Department, there are
ssill some who daily importuns him to cot in
special cases and reinstate clerks that the lack Of
appropriations and work has made it
obligatory upon the Secretary to do without.
Secretary Carlisle will not change the deci-
sion he has already reached In this matter, and
this morning he said TO . STAB reporter thst
be would not in any case restore 10 the de-
partments any Of the clerks that had been
dropped. he was acquainted, he said, with
each individual case and no pressure could be
brought which would lead him 70 re,nstats
any one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31

The Fish Commission to he Undisturbed.
There seems to be no likelihood Of any
changes being made among the officials of the
United States fsh commission. Their tenure
Of Office In the past has been based upon good
conduct. The first to hold the Office was Prof.
Baird, who died in 1887. During his incum-
bency no salary was attached TO the position,
but afterward such p provision was made, and
after brief occupancy OF the Office by Prof.
Goode, Commissioner Mcdonald was appointed
fish commissioner by President Cleveland dur
ing his 6rst tsrm Is the first salaried commits
sioner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31
The Weather and Civil Service.

The position Of assistant meteorological OBJ
server for weather bureau stations outside Of
Washington has been placed in the classified
service and the United States civil service com
mission is now prepared to examine applicants.
The first examination in Washington will occur
on April IL. Outside Of Washington it may be
taken by those who have fled applications at
the same places and dates as other depart
mental examinations The subjects are orthog-
raphy, copying, letter writing, arithmetic Tin
GLIDING decimal fractions). meteorology and
physics, the last two eubje:ts being weighted as
seven-tenths Of the whole. Application blanks
may be obtained by writing TO the civil service
commission, Washington, D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31

CoLuhsIAN SrAxfED EsvEIorx-The new
Columbian stamped envelopes were placed on
sale today at the city post Office. The design
Of the stamps Of the entire series is the same
but the color varies with that OF similar de.
nominations Of the adhesive stamps. The
main feature Of the design 10 an American
eagle, with outstretched wings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31
Secretary Morton's Civil Service Plan.

Secretary Morton's Civil Service Plan.
Secretary Morton Of the Department of
Agriculture has devised plan to test the 1T
ness Of applicants for positions in the depart
ment that are not governed BY civil service
rules. Each aspirant in fling his application
will be required to answer certain questions %
to moral and physical fitness. and also ques-
tons bearing upon the work he desires to per-
form. This will enable the Secretary to more
accurately determine the qualifications Of ap-
plicants and attain high standard Of work In
the department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31

STATE AGENTS RExoyrp.-Secretsrv Norto,
has appointed five state agents in the Depart
ment Of Agriculture. to take effect April 1.
They are: Prank A. Dilalush Of Illinois. vice
S. ID. Fisher, removed: A s. Mercer OF Wvom.
ing. vice Z. A. Slack, removed; q. 4. FRYER Of
Tennessee. vice I. II. Reeves. removed; J.. NJ.
Fay OF Wisconsin, vice II. c. Adams, removed.
and Nathan Pratt of Delaware, vice Daniel b.
Stewart removed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31

NAVAL oRDrRs-Ensign J. c. Drake has
been detached from the Alliance April 10 next
and granted three months leave. Passed As
sistant Paymaster Reah Frazer from the AL.
lance, April Il next, ordered to proceed home
and granted three months leave. Assists nj
Paymaster E. ID. Ryan from the navy ward.
New York, and ordered TO the fish commission
steamer Albatross
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31

Coneuler Anspecthon ~ VueenstoWn.
The United States consul ct Queenstown, in
carrying out what he supposed 10 be the In
struetions of The department - 70 the inspee-
ton Of passen gers on steamers arriving II
oueenstoun destined for the United States,
detained Tie vesssis that touched ct Queens
town what b regarded - N unreason-
ahls time while he inspected every
paoengse. Complaint was made 70 the Tres
sry DspsxtDsnt end sscrseasy Carbide ~
requested Secretary Greaham to instruct The
Us1tsd SAsss consul at Quesnstowu Inst Il 4
his duty to inspect only ths passsngers thas
embark on vssssas q Queenstown bound for ths
Uaited States, but mos the paasnosrs that my
have como aboard at some other port
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31
NEW York BANK EXAMINERS The for,ow-

NEW YoRK BANK ExAnrSrRs.- foI,ow-
ing applications for the position of bank ex-
aminer for New York state have been fled at
the Treasury Department: Frank Merz, James,
town; A Wilson, Newburg: b. & W. Clarke,
Buffalo; J. G. Cutter. New York: II. b. DYER
New York; E. J. Hand, Amsterdam; J. Van
Nranken, Schenectady; J. J. Cassidy, New
York. There are believed to be other spplica-
lions not yet placed on tile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31

CONSTANT COUGH, with failing strength ana
wasting OF flesh, are symptoms denoting pulmon-
ary organs more OF lees seriously anected. You
will md a safe remedy for all lung throat-ails
In DIR. ID. Jaynes Expeciorant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31

T1 CoLun1zA-Ths Secretary Of ~ Havy
today nads ths twsaty-Afth psynsns d 81, 40
- Cnnp . Sons Il Philadslphia o. sseeuns e
~ seasEuc1i@ q IL seuissr Culunh6A, -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31
k1D Gloves Fos EASTER.

MD Gloves Fos E.srER.
Ties. come first. as they are certainly
;i- most important article for tornor-
rows NEEDS. sud IN these We lead
We w1ulj ziv.ss Won 20 CONE EARLY
sATCRDAY. ss last year N the Satur-
Gay ie.ore Esstsr We could not besin to
xalt on tae immense thronS Of SHOP
EI.S az our GLOVE COUNTER This
se-scn the DEPARTMENT - VERY
mach en.arxej and We nope To be able
to SERVE EvEKT ore. bat it viii be
best to De on the safe side by coming
cry. some 81 the SPECIAL EASTER
GLOVE BARGAINS fo= SATURDAY
yon viii ind indicated below:
EXTRA QUALITY SUTTON
LESGT1 SUICIDES. in TANs. GRAYS.
BLACKS. MODES. Reguls- PRICE.
els FOR SATURDAY. ONLY
Sis pair.
BED ENGLISH WALKING GLOVES.
Regular price. s1.25. FoR sATUR
DAY. ONLY
FOSTERS 5-HGOE BLACK KID
GLOVES Essular prise. al FOH
SATURDAY. ONLY
sc. pai-.
FOSTERS BEST QUALITY 7-Hook
GLOVES. in BLACK or SPRING
SHADES Regular Price. &c. FOR
SATURDAY. ONLY
81. 80 pair
wEITE SUICIDES. S-BUTTOS-
LENGTHS. A good value Tor Sl.25.
SPECIAL.
4BUTTON NEW GLACE KID
GLOVES. in SPRING SHADES. such
as MTRTLE. II. GREEN. EMERALD.
BRITISH RID. ELECTRIC BLUE.
NAVT. CADETTE. RUSSIAN BLUE.
NODE. TAN. SUEDE. BROWN. BEA-
YER. HELIOTROPE. VIOLET. REESE
DA. BLACK. &c. finished with large
pearl buttons anil BLACK or WHITE
wELTs and FONTS. A SPLENDID
VALUE for
els pair.
SUTTON LENGTH SUEDES, in
ALL Of the ABOVE SHADES. also
PRIMROSE, NILE. SKY, PINK,
BRONZE. GARNET. SPECIAL
PRICE.
THE CELEBRATED CHEvIETT
ENGLISH KID GLOVE, black, 4 but
tons FANCY STITCHING. Regular price,
s2-25. REDUCED for SATURDAY
ONLY To
81 90 pair
4-BUTTON SUEDE IN BLUE or RED.
REGULAR price. 81. co. FOR SATURDAY,
ONLY
SEC pair.
MISSES GLACE KID or SUEDE
GLOVES in SPRING SHADES for
Sl.OO pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31
10tA. iltA and 2 SIS. 4. ".
April Fool Candy. 1Oc. Box-BassmsuS


MEMS EASTER NECKwEAR in ths ps,ssssse sna
newest Spring styles-Dsinty Colorinea The Soc.
line 10 without parallsa-ful Of quality and beauty
and eood enough for anybody. Wsich and Haryst-
sons EnRiish Cfavsts In great VARSITY Novelties IN
Canes. Umbrellas. ETC. sprine OvsrcooGs In III the
proper colon and shapes. Underwear In the right
weights for now.
(st moor. 1O0o It sutsAnoe)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31
Range of the Therrnometsr.

The following were the temperatures at the
Office of the weather bureau today: Sam, a;
2 p. m, 60; maximum. 60; minimum, S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31
EASTER Is INDEED Ar HAND.

But one day isft 70 supply yourselves With the
finishing touches." without which the costume ID
incomplete Be the gown new one that has
already done service. you must necessarily have .
pair Of new Glovea They viii help brighten mp the
costume wonderfully. There some things yet
lacking: IL in your hurry you overlooked them. We
have not They the HandhsrcASey. the Neck
Firin0s and the Indispensable VeR. We have many
Easter novelties in these.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31
EASTER HosrEnr

EASTER HosIERY
Is neIton thsI!st. a very important item.
too. YOu must have NEW Hose for
EASTER for both the GROWN folkf and
the CHILDREN.
CHILDREN'S ROYAL RIBBED
FAST BL.-CK HOSE with double heels
and toes. size to g Regular price, 25c.
to SIC. FOR SATURDAY. ONLY
PIC. pair for any size.
CHILDREN-S FINE RIBBED ELIAS
TIC BLACK HOSE, size tn o. Regular
price. 25c. to BE. FOR SATURDAY.
ONLY
21c. pair for anv size
GIRLS FINE PLAIN BLACK HOSE,
size , 10 So REGULAR price. &c. TO Soc
FOR SATURDAY. ONLY
2-1c. Pal for any size.
CHILDRENi5 ZINE RIBBED HOSE,
VERY ELASTIC. EXTRA QUALITY.
with DOUBLE knee. heel snd toe, size
81 TO .. Regular price, 39c. to 5Oc-
CkOIce Ct any size FOR SATURDAY
ONLY.
3psirS for 81 90
CHILDRES'S NOVELTY Isle
THREAD HOSIERY in DROP STITCH
or PLAIN. at SPECIAL PRICES
SATURDAY. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31
w. A. PIERCE & Co.
1Is MARKET SPACE.
COR sTH ST. AND PA AVE
SATURDAYS
GnrAr EasrzR BAKaA1s OrrxsISa.

TOMORROW. SATURDAY. the last
day before EASTER. when your time IL
limited in the purchasing of MER-
CHANDISE tina. you must have for
the next day. il is the finishing that
you need and these ARTICLES we viii
OrFGH AT SPECIALLY REDUCED
PRICES FOR TOMORROW ONLY
This Is Scre for the advantage Of our
EAPIDI.Y GHOwING CUSTOM and as
one II the MODERN METHODS OF AD-
NERTISTNG the ADVANTAGES Of
Our HOUSE o. SHOPPING PLACE.
REMEMBER thx. the REDUCTIONS
TOMORROW are ALL ON SEv6OoDS
and are GENUINE HONEST REDCC-
IIONS - you W II see Cor yourself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31
SonE Books FoR EASTER G1rrs
HANDY Vo1uxx Ct.s.,ca

An entirely new line Of Standard hooka. IN pross
and poetry. Handy in size. carefully printed on
good and bound in faultless ssylss Each vol.
ume is illustrated with fOntsptecs and title pags IN
photogrsvufe. and most Of the volumes have numer.
Gus additional illustrations By tie bat artists
--15c voiume.--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31

LADIES HosIKnr
LADIES' FINE BLACK HOSE,
DOUBLE heels and toes. A good value
at Sc. FOR SATURDAY,
LADIES' DRoP-sTITCH FAST
BLACK HOSE.
35c pair.
LADIES' EXTRA so GAUGE NACO
soIEs and HIGH DOUBLE heels.
RexulAr price. Soc FOR SATUK-
DAY.
3 pairs for Ell
LADIES' DRoP-STITCH BOOT PAT
TERN HOSE for
y and SIC. pair.
LADIES' EXTRA FRENCH Isle
CLUSTER NOVELTY DROP
STITCHED HOSE, fast black Esgu.
lar price. 6Sc- FOR SATURDAY.
:jOc pair
LADIES' FINE Isle BOOT PAT
TERN HOSE. DROP STITCH. FOB
SATURDAY.
Soc. pafr
SOLID COLOR FRENCH LIsLE
HOSE for ladies. novelty drop stitch,
IN eolors Of WHITE, fANS, REDS,
GRAYS, 1T. BLUE, PINK, YELLOW
LAVENDER. VIOLET, PRIMROSE.
NILE.
RICH SHOWING Of BOOT PATTERN
HOSE, also SOLID COLORS, IN NOV
kLTY CLUSTER, DROP STITCH,
made Of the FINEST SELECTED
FRENCH Isle THREAD, for
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31

EAsrER GARTERs.
III. surprised precursors Of GOOD
LUCK. in ALL SHADES, IN . variety
4pc to e1-3s pair
RrD1cu1ous REpucrross In Nor1ors
FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
FEDORA SHIELDS. Regular price,
20c. FOR SATURDAY,
lie. pair.
QUIZ STOCKINE1 SHIELDS. Regu-
lar price. ID and 1Sc. For
Toe. pair
BEST BUTToNHOLE TWIST. Beg.
MAR prics. &c SATURDAY,
1c- spool.
''DELoNG" HOOK and EYES. 70.
dos or Sc. card
VELvETEEN SKIRT BINDING.
was l2c. SATURDAY. Sc piece
INSIDE Betting. Was l2c SAT-
bone CAsfNa- Was ac. sArUR-
NOVELTY HAT PINS, all COLORS
TO MATCH NEW SPRING HATS:
solid unbreekAbie head
&C. each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31
NV VErIrsas Fos EASTER.
EASTER NECK F1x1Sos.

Silk Fronts to Be worn with Eton Suits Blazers
Made Of China dix. with gathered front and latest
style girle. Plain colors. stripes and polka spots
-91.T-
White Null Fronts. RUNE down center and hsm.
stitched In light blus. pink, heliotrops and black
choice assortment of Windsor Tiss-plain color,
plaids. stripes and the latest combinations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31


E@P SaGu0pdayo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31
next

Sunday is Easter-and It will be great day II it don't
rain. Every friend you had will be out for an
ating-new dresses. new SUITS new hats. new shoes
you wouldn't miss it for dollsr-sre.you all readvf
Don't spoil the suit by wearing queer" pair of
shoes-Patent feathers 'the thing" and you can
get the latest shapes at WILSON CARR's. go F
street northwest Five dollars-ssvsn dollars-ten
do!lars-that's how the prices run. and Mr.. Wilson
would almost be safe in guaranteeing the wear-they
are such grand qualities. Even his 81 so footwear
looks Is well and wears longer than many higher
priced shoes-and they 80 comfortable. They are
not made in Just sns stereotyped style-there are
three different shapes Of toe to choose from-broad
medium and narrow-dull or glaze finish for ladies'
CouSovt absolutely guaranteed with every pair-Try
EN-. mh3l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31
GENUINE CxYIos TEA.

Just received from the Ceylon Plantsss' Tea Co. 800
pounds Of their famous 'Bhud. ''TYfdn" and 'Bung
aloe" Tess. The best Tee u grown In Csylon viz
gin soil by British psntsrs graduates Of Oxford. Cam
bridge. Harrow. &C.. who have invented machinery
that the Tea u untouched BY hand after pucking
These Teas conceded to have the finest favor Of
any grown. In order to introduce them will
give with each pound package . handsome cup and
saucer-vith ak-pound package . Jspaness cream
pitcher or toothpick holder-with A-pound package
an ash receiver.
JAPANESE DEPARTMENT..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31
NEW PRAYER BOOKS. all styles Of btndsas.

THE HYMNAL-Another lot of the low priced
edition Just in.
---25c.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31

Prnrunrs FoR Easrrx
CRABAPPLK BLOSSOM EXTRACT.
Regular price. Soc FOR SATURDAY,
PIC ounce.
FOR SATURDAY.
PIE ounce
SPRING VIOLET EXTRACT Resu
lar price. Zoe FOk SATURDAY ONLY
fUNDBOaG's SWISS LILAC. R.xu-
lar prize, 35c. FOR SATURDAY ONLY
o-c- ounce
WHITE HELIOTRoPE. R~xul.r
price. 3oc. FOR SATURDAY ONLY
gle. ounce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31

SUITS THAT YOU CAN PUT
RIGHT ON AND WEAR, FIT
AND STYLE PERFECT. NO
NEED OF WORRYING WITH
DRESSMAKERS. NAVY
BLUE EToN SUITS. WITH
SILK FRONTS, HALF SILK
SLEEVES FOR.
ALL-WOOL TAN MIXED
CLOTH ETON SUITS, WITH
UMBRELLA SKIRT. ..
CHILDREN'S KEEPERS AND
JACKETS, MODIFY STYLES
AND EFFECTS. ........
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31
BoYs, EASTER CLorz1se.

Yon should see the rssait Of orr pr.psrssioos 70,
fields Of Juvenile clothing. Everythins g new. We
get the styes hrst-atys than to nrst fhe style
offerings.
Our $500 and q 90 Custom-mads suits-ths kind
stoptsst q Al wool rood. StzsS . e Is yesrr.
almost = much e the suit Ours are de .Hothsrs
Friend" find-ths bess known. tA0 best Atting and
-b0c. to a2.5 3d.