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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14

The dog kingdom has come. The stay will
only be for four days, but during that time the
blue bloods of the dog family will have full
sway. No one who attends the show
will attempt to dispute their authority,
for the dogs are bound to have the last say
and long after mos. OF Us have retired for
the night these tireless beauties will still
be barking their arguments They say
that the barking dog never bites and at this
exhibition thus far it has proved true.
Though large signs are tackled all over the
Northern Liberty Hall notifying the visitors
that il IL dangerous to handle the dogs the
warning is little needed and the admirers pet
and fondle "man's best friends to their hearts
content. The objects OF this admiration are
evidently accustomed to this kind treatment
and do not refuse the caressinS of a smooth
hand.
THE FINEST EXHIBITION.
When the doors Of the dog show Of the WASH
ington Kennel Club at 5th and X streets were
thrown open to the public this morninea good
judge Of the animal said that it was the finest
exhibition that he had ever had the pleasure Of
witnessing. While the number of dogs present
did not equal that at the show recently given
in New York which was admitted by every
one never to have been approached before,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
SILK AND Wool Su1rrses
79c.
INSTEAD Or Sl.OO A YARD.

We do not ask you to compare these Suitngs with
tho elsewhere at 70 cents yard. because that would
be unfair to respected com EDITORS. The lowest
profitable price is s1a yard and you can't expect to
buy them here elsewhere at less. 10 cents is a
special price. from Monday until Wednesday at clos
inr time and not than one dress length will be
sold to each visitor.
~ These chofce Suitings in grounds Of tans.
modes. grays iarenders. nth stripes Qf and
contrasting coiors. Sufficient proportion Of SIX in
them TO be rem q ppdreut 10 the siakf and touch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14

Miss PAISTrR OF l. % 9Th street fell from Q
cable car AZ 7th and Pennsylvania avenue last
night and was slightly injured She was at
tended nj the Gilman drug store and sent 10 her
home.
Luther +. SMITH Of this city, q member Of
the junior class of Amherst College was
awarded one Of the Lcaing~ell prizes Of ESQ
worth Of books for excellence in oratoricA
composition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
Real Fstste M.tters

Wallace Grant has purchased for es 100 Of J.
r. Jarvis sub Ia. square 2o6-i9.75 by 20 feet
on Pierce place between 18th and 18th streets
northwest.
Herman Gasch has purchased lot o. block 81,
Columbia Heights. Of James Richmond ct al
for s27. ?2475
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
PREPARE To BE BEw11DrRrD.

Though give below a list of spring collection
Of wool and silk and wool fabrics the French names
suppressed because they would be meaningless
many. So with the colors who would recognize the
French of the new purpes layenders gre rs. blues.
tans and modes. The many styles would not de-
scribe II could, for you would be bewildered too
for profit. So the list Is made sim; lie
We know how; it represents the very latest novelty
weaves from Paris aud London-a bewi.dering va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14

April II not very far OF, and those who wish eco
nomical spring gowns and bonnets have already
bought their diamond dyes for colortng the dress
goods, ribbons and featherS.
Don't forget the children's Easter eggn For 10
SsnX y T. Ssn pSlcesse az An 10
dozen err bright and gay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
AT THE RIVER FRONT.
ARRIVED

schooner Annie Msria. osrrett. Rapr~hsnnoch
river. 80. 900 fee. Of lunh>r Esrbour A Rs.. n.,-
James Ward, Bsrsn. fhilsa.irhs.. aii tsp. cosi.
q. l. sheriff harse ko.s Hsrsn Tics Phtlsd~i-
phs. hr.rk Barre Keystone. L~hengnds fhi. aaei-
phis, zoo tons co.l stevenson Bro h.rve. he
coal frsncis. McDcvitt. 400 coal and sloop
Andrc~s. 300 tons coal. fhilsa.lphis, 10 John n
80 Ton. ec.l. Watson schooner Harry sni Charley.
kendrick Norrini. 30 cords VI God. Carter q Clsrk
Carter CLARK schocnsr Bunker rxles, Wind.
mill Point 2 600 punches hsh. Schooner ppcshCuta.
Duncan. Saint Msry's river. 600 bushels oysters,
SShe Annie t4itecn. Robhs Smiths fotpt. zoo
hushss oysters. Schooner Augustus. Mckinney,
1anxi-r. oyster. schooier Holland. Duncan. saint
Mays river. SO bushels oysters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14

NJ. Chevalier of the department OF the public
debt has been chosen 10 succeed Charles de
Le--sps rs director of the Suez Canal Company.
The training ship Constellation has gone TO
Norfolk 60 take on her battery and ct out for
n summer cruise with the naval cadets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
UNUSUALLY CHOICE SOC FApR1cs.

The improved wire woven Sc 5, the Henrietta
like CAshmeres the typical English Checks the Chic
French Plads. the novelty stripes Only too like the
more expensive fabrics in colors and designs And
such VARIETY over one hundred different styles and
shades Of these all-wool beauties Of 1891
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14

Mrs. r. A. Teel. widow a the late Robert
Teel died at her home in this city this morning.
She was the daughter 90 George Cole Of Ches-
terheld, Va, and granddaughter Of Hsmblin
Cole, both conspicuous patriots in devotion 20
their country's cause. The deceased had been
faithful member Of theTrinity Episcopal Church
OF this city for many wears. she was devoted
wife and mother. and leaves two daughters and o
large circle of relatives 10 mourn her lc~s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14

L HE PALAIS ROYAL bess to announce the
completion of its collection Of Wool and Silk and
Wool Suitings, requesting presence to the spe
cial exhibition and sale to occur Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday. March ID. IA and L.
While the quantities may not be as large else
where the variety is superior-the collection
is free from unreliable cheap 90 goods and is
overowing with choice novelties in sufficiently small
quantities exclusiveness. The prices the
lowest cash business allows. and therefore the low
est in this city You will appreciate these facts after
Q visit of inspection here and elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
FLOODED CANNES.
Opening Of the Dog show ut the Northern
Liberty Market.

THE FINEST COLLECTION EVER GOT TOGETHER
IN THIS INSTRUMENTATION OF THE LARGE
NUMBER or vIsIToEs-rHE WORK OF THE
JUDGES coNMEScKD-PaKNIuMs ALREADY
AWARDED,
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TWO (C) KINDS OF e

TWO (2) KINDS OF CREPON.
White Crepon that sells for l2j1c WE SELL FOR. TIC
40-inch Colored Crepons, pink, nile, baby blue
and red that sell for 1Sc. VIZ SELL FOR. -. 12hc
price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14

THREE C3> KINDS OF STORM SERGES.
Storm sersss 7, that sell Tor & We SILL F3E
storm Serges that sell fo- Toe. WE SELL FOR, As
price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14

ONE ID KIND Of OUTING FLANNEL.
New Plaid and Striped Outing Flannel that sells
Whst SI-t xor IN. q; .5ss
price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14

~ ALL KINDS OF COTTON GOODS.
Brown Cotton that sells for &c. VIZ SELL
Ysraiyds brown Cotton that sells for &c WE w
Yard wide Extra Fine Half Bieached Cotton that
sells FOR Sc WE SELL FOR. .6,2c
Fruit Of the Loom that sells for i0c We SELL
Dwight Anchor that sells for iac. We SELL &c &
IV;4 SIes T Sheetine that sells for Doc WE
o. RfaeesS Shsetins tina. sells FOR 5c VIZ lo'
1ot BItschsd sheeiinT that sell. for soc WE Zo'
White Plaid NsinsooI that sells fors, VESSEL
FOR .41sc
wide. that sells for 15c. WE Sci l. FOR lO5Sc
Dressmakers Cambria that sells at Sc. WE SELL
selicia;, high and staple shades that sell for
Fancy Back seici. that sells for isc WE SELL
@ s SoT IF the b1 in
price.
All these Special BARGAINS can be found in our an
OUR FIRST FLOOR ATTRACTIONS.
25c 4o-inch Biesched Fancy Madras for cur
si.35 Elder Down Chenille embroidered Car Loo
SOC Dam.sk IS inches wide. Sc
i9c. pink; Blpe, Cream and White Ribbed Vests i2c
Is and 1s New spring Fancy Dress Gi,nps ioc
price.
chances will be Just good a few days later as the
quantity is large enough to supply ali the trade our
"A. KAUFMAN.
9o9PA. AVE " w.
20 THE PEOPLES MONEY SAVER o.
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8 Rolls Fon SOC.
The FAMED JAEGER UNDERWEAR.

We have secured the sole District agency for
Dr. Jaeger's Sanitary Guaranteed Atwood
Underwear for women and children.
The garments are stamped with the trade
mark Of the company. and it behooves all to be-
rdre of spurious limitations. Made of the best
and purest Of Australian wool, under the super
vision Of Dr. Jaeger. Weights are graded to
suit the seasons and DR.. Vim. A. Hammond
and other noted physicians recommend its
wear ''dU the year round" from birth to death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14

THREE 80 KINDS OF sATINES
ing. that sell for lsc VIZ SELL FOR 1oslc
FOR I2,sc
Navy Blue Satines suitable for dresses, waists,
shirts or blouses, that sell for 15c. WE SELL
FOR. .,......... lOsIc
What difference. NOT in the morning, but in the
price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
GOODS OF ALI, KINDS.

Henriettas in all shades, inclu6j0r black that
sell for 29c. WE SELL FOR.... ............... Is
Changea6le Diagonals. WHIP Cords and Brocades
that sell for BIC. WE SELL. FOR ..,..........2 81
New Broadcloths. for sIring capes. that sell for
What difference. NOT in the morning, but in III
price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
TR1MMrses FoR The ABOVE.

The fashion plates from Paris and London arc here
showing the correct trimmings and how used. We
have all these trimmings. but only space here
ton few. Son.s extra ralues quoted T
Titan Braids. to inches. &c to Csc yard.
SILK Moss Trimming, only 25c yard.
Russian Gimps. inch. only 25c yard.
Bead Edges, all colors lSc to SOC BIRD.
SILK Gimp Bo eros. 81 9S to Oh. 25 each.
SILK Gimp Eton Jackets. So rs to %. 40 each.
Jet Empires. only s12 each.
Trimming Velvets, 81. si.25. 81. so yard.
velutna NEW fabric,. 75c and Il yard.
velutina has the pile-the look and the feel of all
silk velvet the eolors in exquisite shades Beirs
2a-inchss wide. only 7jc and 81 yard and looking
Ae the richest silk velvet. IL dress trimming pa,
excsiienee.
These Jet Empires choice and exclusive novel.
ties imported to retail 1t $40 each bargain secured
and tbs benefits shared with our Pc irons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
OrHER SpEcrA1r1rs FoR 1893.

EMPIRE" Corsets. with long and short waists. 81
to s. pair.
COMFORT" Corsets. Of silk pongee. madras. linen.
&c. 81, 81. 60 80 and 81 pair.
'DONlTA' Corsets. improved, so and 90 pair.
and worthy imitation which we introduce at "a 80.
The regular price is to be SIS pair.
MARIE MISUNDERSTANDING improved &c
meet the requirements of the style Of DRESSING.
Introductory price, 80. After tomorrow evening.
81. 2o pair.
'VENCS"-This celebrated French Corset is 90, %
pair. And here is the Ia Venus, in black, pink.
blue. mode. white. only 81 50 pair.
"PAR1S"-An American Corset nodded after the
French: thus the name Paris Made of black lasting.
long and medium waists. Introducing price, Toe To
be 81 pair.
REFORM Waists and Corsets in fifteen styles, Sc
to 81 80 pair.
MlSSES'-While you may find an equal collection
elsewhere of Childrens Waists. other establish
naent in Washington has the rdrfe:p for misses and
young ladies' Growing girls need to be fitted scenti-
fcaly. The medical faculty recommend The Pala.s
Royal by sending many to be fitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14

THREE t3) KINDS OF GINGHAMs.
chimbray ainshams that sell for l2sc. WE ,,<
FOR. 1ol<c
FOR 1870
What difference. NOT in the morning. but in the
price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
THREE "a, KINDS OF cHALIIEs

Cotton Challies that sell for Sc. WE SELL FOR SIC
Wool Chaies that sell for lSc. WE SELL FOR. 12sc
All wool Chsllies that sell for 6Oc. WE SELL
What difference. NOT in the morning. but in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
Az NMlW[FET]MR]0
TOMORROW,
WEDNESDAY.
AGooD MENU OF BARGAINS
To start the ball rolling and keep 1t 80 until our next
REMNANT lad" APPEARS

Read reflect and run no chances on getting left
THE BARGAINS ARE GREAT
THE ASSORTMENT GREATER
and the PRICES THE GREATEST
OF ALL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
scI CoRSETS foR DC.

In order 20 offer an extraordinary good thing
for the money We have reduced the price of our
line of ''Sonuette" Corsets in black and gray.
from 81 to Toe. per pair.
The 'Sonnette" Corset is made upon the same
mold as the c. p and equally we'll fttinR.
Full line Of the &C. P. ""B. D. ;" &C. B..
"R. 4 g." w B." Warmers Health and
Nursing. Thompson's Glove Fitting and other
Corsets,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
The
SSFasgO''
Corset.

What Altman is to New York Is the Pals;s Royal to
Washington sole agent for the 'Fasso" Corsets. As
worm costume is to the ordinary modiste so is the
Fasso" to corset makers. The 'Fdsso" il
designed. cut basted and finished by the
Horths Of the corset word. Acknowledged the
BEST France produces-ths best in the teortd. Thus
only the leading corseere in each city Is granted the
agency. cheap corset. though high priced. 1t i'm
proves the best figure not less than the lacking it
materially assists the modiste; 1t outwears two ordi
nary corsets.
1T Is A PERFECT CORSET.
Improves your figure. 20 per cent
Benefits your modiste. % per cent
ADDS TO your comfort. ................2o per cent
Unusual durability equals. ......... 80 per cent
The total is perfection ............ 100 per cent
THE ''FASSO" Corset is made in IS models. by
skilled artists. Of selected materials, including real
rhdiebone. Prices. s. rs to So pair.
- The Larditiere. at Sl2 pair. style Of the
'Fasso. is proving afavorie. much that have
. copy Of it from leading French maker, and while
the price is only 81 pair it is really eondertul
limitation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
TWw99 DRIVES II UNNBBEEhH%WEEaARR :

100 dozen Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests. white
and ecru and square neck. run with ribbon.
Usually sold at 25c. Only f9c. each.
Ladies' Extra Size" Ecru Swiss Ribbed
Vests (sizes up to Al in. for stout ladies' extra
durable edges. with ribbon, only 30c.
This is a regular SOC. quality.
TOILET DIAPER 4 HEAP TOMORROW.
1.0OOrolls of Fine Perforated Toilet Paper.
500 sheets &c. or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
MeKNEW'S
Daily Letter
Easter
Gloves.

It IL not . bit too early to select your
Easter" requisites. and nothing plays Q more
important part in your spring outfit than
stylish gloves. Many of our patrons buy .
half dozen and a dozen pairs at time.
We have been more than fortunate in secur-
ing another hundred dozen Of those cuperior
S-button Suede Mousquetaire Gloves in white,
tan, mode. gray, pearl, beaver and black,
which we shall continue selling at e. 25
per pair.
The usual price Of this otore is $50
We uiH cut the fingers and ndrrdnt all
olopes sold BY US orer 81 per pair.
MORE pARAsoLs.
We have many novelties not possible to
duplicate later and early buyers will secure
big advantage.
Fancy Changeable Pa-asols. S1.25
EAAssTTEERR HoossiiEERRYY.
so dozen Ladies' Iight-weisht and Light.
colored Hair-line Striped Hose at 25c. per
pair.
Also superior quality Of Light-weisht Fast
black Hose at 25c.
A line of 3Sc. Red Drop-stitched Hose are down
to pc. pair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31
A Stunning TOUR
MADE By CHEF M'SICHOL AND DETAIL
LAST MIGHT.
Conspicuous Mes. Of Vice in the Second Ward
Inspected The Health Ofiesr to b
Asked to Look at Il

A good deal has been said in print
during the past ten years or so, about
the nest of iniquity which centres
around the intersection of Market street
and alley six. but still the general pub
lie has little actual conception OF the
true situation in that delectable neigh
borhood.
The vice and squalor OF this vicinity
seems TO revolve around saloon at the
corner Of the alley, kept by Louis Cav
ala. 1t is from his joint that the
GROWER and the bottle are run TO sup
ply the denizens Of Alley C and Alley
six with the intoxicants. upon which
they thrive, and il is this stuff which
leads to nine-tenths OF the frequent
fights and about as large q percentage
of the general wretcbedneSs and
misery.
Last evening Chief McNichol, Lieut..
Terril and Officers West and Herbert
went through the tenement building in
alley six, Immediately in the rear Of the
saloon. The tenants In this building
are said TO rent from Cavala, and they
are a dandy lot. The place reeks
with filth, and the doors arising
would turn the stomach OF a
marble statue. In one room the officers
found Mrs. Williams, two men, another
woman or two, aud three or four little
children, the latter sitting or lying on
the floor. In another apartment was
Mrs. Davis, three other women, and
several children. To still another was
that somewhat notorious woman famil-
fairly known as "Beef-neck," and in
still another was b. Miller and his
woman" Lizzie Neal. la still an
other small and dirty apartment Pearl
Carr was induslriouSly having fits, and
was being held down by Liz" Carless
and female companion, while Joe
Cavala, Pesrle's our!y italian husband,
was two-thi rds drunk.
whats the matter with Pearl?"
asked the Chief.
ugh. She nottln' matter. She make
believe seek. She all right She do IL
herself. Ugh" And this was about all
that could be gotten out OF Joe, who
was apparently as happy as clam at
high tide.
In an sx10 apartment eight Italians
were grouped about In. picturesque atti-
tudes, all smoking long stemmed pipes,
filed with what, from the smell, seemed
so be pieces of wooden rags, irag-
ments Of old gum shoes and weeds,
while over an open fire in CRATE big
skillet OF saussages were frying, and
bent over the fire was ninth son OF
Italy, packing a dinner bucket with
alterate layers OF bread, butter and
saussages, the latter being speared ever
and anon from the sizzling lot over the
fire. The room was insutferably hot,
and smelled like last years fish stand,
but 20 one seemed to mind IL In the
least.
The wonder is that the house don't
catch fire aud burn down, but fires
neyer seem TO start In places OF that
sort, as witness the long life OF those
historic spots Castle Garden, the Shot
Tower, and dozen others which might
be mentioned scattered over the city.
It's always somebody's good property,
well taken care Of, which burns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31
INDUSTRIAL TOPICS.
Points Picked Up About the Mills and
Factories.

Points Picked Up About the Mills and
Factories.
The Riverside steel works resumed In
full again last evening.
The run at the La Belle mill Is I'M
steady, as the proper kind OF steel is
OF had.
The new method OF manufacture OF
skelp iron will be given a trial this
morning at the La Belle mill.
The mould shop at the Crystal glass
works, OF Bridgeport, resumed yester-
day, after an idleness since the middle
of August.
The Bellalre Bottle Works went on
Yesterday, after an idleness OF four
months. About one hundred and fifty
persons are employed.
a full force OF men went to work yes
terday at the Riverside blacksmith
shop. 1t has been thirteen weeks since
the full force was on at the shop.
Two scrap furnaces at the La Belle
will 20 on this morning. The large nail
fnctory went on yesterday; the tack
factory will go on to-day. The puddlers
will go on in full In a few days.
Ex-Jailer Dimmey's dne new frame
house at Pleasant Valley will soon be
completed. VIM Eisennoch is building
large two-story frame blacksmith and
wagon shop In that locality. This
structure is nearing completion.
Great preparations are being made to
start the Riverside furnace. An addi-
tionaI force was put TO work yesterday.
The steel plant cannot run longer than
this week unless the furnace starts or
additional ore is secured. II is proba-
bic the iurnance will 60 on the latter
part of this week.
The works Of the Elm Grove Coal
Company, at Elm Grove, having been
put In frst-class condition and enlarged
at a cost Of 600, are about ready for
operation. 1t Is arranged that on next
Monday the works will be started 10
full again. The mine has not been In
full operation since early last summer.
Formerly one hundred miners were
employed, but now the number is 10 be
doubled. There are large orders ahead
and a steady run Is looked for. Many
new families are moving to the Grove,
and some difficulty is experienced by
the miners in getting houses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31
1t Wasn't q Cinoh.

A well-known head clerk in q leading
hotel, who was never known 10 make
a wager unless be had lead pipe cinch,
furnished considerable amusement for
his friends yesterday. On Sunday, he
was bantering a. well-known gentleman
on Worlds Fair topics, when the latter
came back at him with proposition OF
500 to SIS that the total attendance at
the Fair, including passes, would not
reach 100000 600 There was the
"clnch" he was laying for, and
he Jumped at the chance to
made a cool hundred. Friends OF his
victim protested that 1t was like DELHI
crate robbery to take the hundred, but
he turned deaf ear, and started out to
price diamonds. Yesterday morning,
10 make assurance doubly sure, he
made quiet investigation and ascer-
tanned that he fell short more than p
600, 600. Now he offers to buy some
thing handsome II the other gentlemen
will call the bet off. Verify, there's
nothing half so uncertain as dead sure
thing.