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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

Then the Work OF Appointing Postmaster
Will Begin.

Then the Work Of Appointing Poss.nasters
Will Begin.
There was not as great a pressure to see the
Postmaster General today as there has been
for the past week. The throng Of callers
was noticeably less, but still there were
enough to satisfy an ordinary man unless he
is Unfortunately fond of spending the hours
Of every working day in the midst Of a crowd
Mr.. Bissell told his callers today. he has told
those who have seen him on previous days, that
the little matters which they called TO his
attention would be taken up in due
course, and that he did not intend 20
rush matters. Next Thursday 1t is expected
Mr.. Maxwell, who has been nominated
for fourth assistant postmaster general. viii
arrive In the city il he is confirmed in the mean
time. When he gets 10 work ii is expected
that the pending post Office cases will be
taken up and considered. Applications for
postmasters places are being received at the
department at the rate of some thousand a
day. and in a short time it is probable that
the daily receipts will average 1900
per day. A force Of fourteen clerks
from the other branches o: the department have
been detailed for duty in the Office of the fourth
assistant and the entire clerical force OF the
Office is busily engaged in acknowledging the
receipt OF the applications and briefing them
for Official action
Yesterday there was no work done in the
Post Office Department Mr.. Bissell did not
come to the Office aud the employees could not
as the order issued by Mr.. wanamaker four
years ago is still in force. Under this rule
none Of the employees are admitted 10 the
building under any pretext for that one day in
the week. and the result is said TO be that in
stead Of deferring work for the leisure Of Sun
day, which was formerly largely the case, it is
attended to each day.
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HAVE You A CHrLp,

Surprise prices to be quoted tomorrow. Surprise
qualities IS perhaps. the fting expression
yc have before been offered such qualities for
such prices.
BABIES Cambria Slips. with yoke Of embroidery.
80 cents worth for 2oc.
Slips with three plats down from. and embroidery at
neck and sleeves. 20 cents worth for 19c.
Cambria Dresses. embroidery rufie. tucked yoke.
&c. Csc cents worth for 44c
Cambria and Nainsook Dresses. SIS cents worth for
6Sc.
Nainsook Dresses with embroidery yoke, cluster Of
tucks and ruffie on skirt. sl.3o worth for CSC.
Shaker Flannel Skirts. 23c. Coats 15c
Stripe Flannel sacques. PIC.
Flannel Skirts. with hem and embroidery. SOC.
Flannel Shaws. hem. 81 stitched. &c.
Flannel Shawis. scalloped and embroidered design
on corner. 9S cents worth for Csc.
Long Cashmere Closks. with silk gimp and ribbon
trimmings. -. 25 worth for S1.9S.
Silk Caps, with embroidery. lace and ribbon POM
pons. 10 cents worth for Csc.
YOUNGSTERS from to years of age are as we'll
provided for The first short dresses at 4Sc and Csc
instead OF Toe and eSc And the cutest little dresses
for youngsters from to years. at 9Sc. instead of
sl.5O Little ones from to @ years may be fitted
with gineham dresses at SIC . worth S5c. And here
are Fauntleroy waists at 4Sc. instead of Csc.
CHILDREN 1 to IS years of age. Muslin Drawers.
with hem and three tucks. 1211c. Drawers with en-
broidery 25c. Gowns in Mother Hubbard style, 4Sc.
AL sizes the one price.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Cor. 18th ct. and Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

The New Chief Cierk NJ wsrs-c~.sxA.s.s
for Assistant SECRETARY

The New Chief Cierk NJ werk-c~.ssass~s
for Assistant SECRETARY.
Mr.. DonaldMse cuaie. the new chat e,.rs
OF the Agricultural Department. has been .
resident Of Nebraska for thirty yssr and for
three years Was clerk OF tho district court He
is = farmer BY occupation aud 10 IN old per-
soma, friend Of Secretary Morton. For yssrs
he has been forcefgl writer In the pres Of shs
northwest. advocating tariff reform and honest
money. and IL q devoted student Of Darwin,
Huxley and Spencer.
The new chief clerk IL fer the present located
Of the Corcoran. He was at the department
early this morning diving st once into the mas
OF correspondence which covered his dssk. Mcss
OF the letters are applications for ofhces which
the chief clerk with the approval Of tho secrs-
,ary answers In appearance he 10 tall, we'll
ouht. sturdy Scotchman with fun board He
ability.
=, Although there Is no lack Of applicants for
The position Of assistant secretary -, change
VIII be made IN that ofice for the preeeaA One
q, 'ne most prominent candidates b MAJ a. T.
ANord, the late principal Of the Maryland Agrs-
eaitnral College. Prof Lee. the president Of
.ne MlssissiPpi Agricultural College. 10 also be-
ing urged Tor the place by his friends though
ne hss announced that he is not candidats
himself {. v Riley and Mr.. Corbin Of Virginia
are after the place.
in'endent Of the seed ROOM the curator OF The
museum and his assistant will probably Be
made the early part OF next week The lsck OF
appropriation VIII make 10 necessary 20 reduce
the force In the seed room before long and
from six 70 eight will have TO be dropped Mr..
Sasson VIII remain at the department until Mr..
MacC uaig becomes thoroughly famtliarireA
with the work of his Office
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PRANK DoLE's QUEEN III (BLAcK AND TAM.
thoughts in conversation to any one else was an
utter impossibility. The dogs ware evidently on
vious Of one another's ability and were unwill-
ing to be outdone. Most of the entries that
have arrived thus far are those which have
been at the show in Baltimore, which
has just closec. The others are prize animals
whose owners were anxious to exhibit here but
not on the regular circuit. and these blue bioods
from all over this country and Canada are ar
irving by every train. BY tonight most of the
entries will be here and when the doors Of the
hall are thrown open to the public tomorrow
morning all Of the beauties will be in their
places.
The exhibitors who have already arrived are
unanimous in their praise Of the accommoda-
tions provided and say that the hall
is the best for q dog show that they have
ever seen. To those who are unacquninted
with the location Of the hall it will be an
easy matter to reach it, as all the street
car lines in the city pass within block of the
entrance. 1t was an interesting sight this
morning to nee the dogs going through
their toilet. No pampered daughter is more
fondly cared for than these prize
winners. They are brushed and eombed. Each
one has his morning bath, then a little run in
the sun which pours through the windows and
another rundown. After that they are placed
in the boxes. and 60 to sleep or join in the
never-endinR chorus.
FRANK DoLE's STRING.
Among the first to arrive was Frank Dole
Of New Haven, Conn.,, who is not only we'll
known on account Of the fine bulldog
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and bull terriers that ne owns. but on
account of his interest in sports of all
kinds. Among bis string is Queen III. the
champion black and tan bitch of the country.
He has with him the champion bull terrier
Attraction, which has won over a hundred first
prizes in this country and Europe. Next to
her is the sensational lightweight Edge
wood Wonder. Except for her size she
is thought to be the equal in every respect of
attraction. and being bred in this country is all
the more liked. The champion Starlight, Rose
mary and the black and tan Salisbury also
under his charge. besides D. l. Mitchelrs Sir
Rudolph and Maggie Cline.
All the champion st. Demands and mastiffs
are on the ground. Col. Ruppert's Duchess
kennel were the first to arrive, followed by E.
H. Moore's fine string. Mr.. Reick's blue string.
including the champion Sir Bedivere and
Princess Florence, got here late this after
noon. E. II. Moore has Bellegsrde and En-
press Contoocook in excellent shape, but Mr.
Moore's Melrose and Melrose Belle are sure to
be close up at the finish. Merlin, the cham
pion mgstiff belonging to Mrs. Wallach, ia
among the arrivals. This dog has won the
first prize at all the shows this year.
THE GREAT DANES.
The exhibition Of Great Danes will be a
grand one. Most of these dogs are under the
care Of Harry Goodman, the owner of the
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the blue ribbon. They are the dogs that
compose the trick group OF John
+. Batcheler. which will give exhibition at
the hall every afternoon and evening. Among
them is the smallest trick dog In the business
Her name is Cut. and she weighs but two and
a half pounds. Then there il John Sullivan,
who holds his own in a glove contest
with the professor, while Grover. q French
poodle that was whelped on the day that Harri-
son was inaugurated, will answer all the per-
picking political questions Of the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

NAnrRAD TARNs (DUKE OF HEssENl
have the bsst dogs in the country. and the for
mer have Just imported Gold Dust, who de-
fsated everything be met in England. The
price paid for him il said 10 have been d, 1000
Mr.. Huntington's Ans kennel of Russian
wolf hounds are ct the hall, including the
pen cs ne sS. @s y s1 ~. .S s
kennel, which has . number Of dogs of this
breed, claims thst his dog Groabian u
The best wolf hound in the world and bslisvss
that ct this show hs win gain the prize Over
Argos. he also hss svodks snd vinGA
is here and looked uncomfortably warm With
hi soat that dran - ~ ground. Lonsly. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: W. G. Cole
and Florence H. Calhoun; Theodore Miles and
Mary J. Fox Samuel G. Sweetman and katherine
C. Lucas; MaRruder Hough and Elizabeth NJ.
Brandt; A. Miner Renshaw and Jennie W. r.
win, Samuel Fsldman and Sarah Cohen; Sam-
uel W. Reed and Martha v. Wigginton, both Of
Stafford county, VI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

A test case ID to be made - 10 whether or not
It II violation Of law for members Of . social
club 70 play poker in their club roomA Ths
club chosen for this test 10 the Mysterious Club,
and Saturday night the police entered the club
rooms with . warrant No arrests were made.
The police took possession OF the poker outlits.
The Witnesses VIII be examined this afternoon
BY District Attorney Birney, and II he h satis-
made out aGainst the Officers Of the club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

BY THRILLING WITH COLD many a one allows
himself 20 drift into condition fayorshle "a tse
aeNelupment OF some latent disease which therr-
after takes fun possession Of the system Better
cure your cold az once with DIR. ID. gaynes Expeo-
torsnt good remedy for throat ais and lung
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

Range Of the Thermometer
The following were the temperatures at the
Office OF the weather bureau todayi sam, 81,
2pm-, IS; maximum. Sc; minimum, s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

In the case Of Sophronia Rigney against VIM.
Rigney Chief Justice Bingham today granted .
divorce to the complainant They were married
in December, 1885, and she charged desertion
July l, 1883. Mr.. II. T. WAwall appeared for
her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

Four workmsn were injured ct The 81 Paul.
Mimi, CordAge Company's works ON Saturday
BY an avalanche Of ice and snow falling through
the roof upon them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13
VI ARRtFD.

CIABK-KINsLFY In Baltimore. p~c.mt.r m
iSte AZ the cathedral. by the Rev Father Thousss
kIDkED q. CLARK AMI MARY MARIAN KINR.
LEY, both Of MashingtJn-
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LONDON. PANS.
DREss FABRICS.
SPRING. 1893.
LONDON.

HE PALAIS ROYAL begs to announce the
completion Of its collection Of Wool and Silk and
Wool suitngs, requesting your presence to the spe
cial s1h bition and sale to occur Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday. March b. IA and IL
While the quantities may not be as larre as else
where the variety is superior:-the collection
is free from unreliable cheap % goods and is
overlooking with choice novelties In sufficiently small
quantities to exclusveness. The prices the
lowest cash business allows. and therefore the low
in this city. You will appreciate these facts after
q visit of inspection here and elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13
PREPARE To BE BEw11pERrp.

Though We give below list Of spring collection
OF wool and silk and wool fabrics the French names
suppressed because they would be meaningless to
many. So with the colors; who would recognize the
French Of the new puppies. lavenders greens. blues
tans and modes! The many styles we would not de-
scribe II We could for you would be bewiidered too
for profit So the list Is made as simple as
we know how; 1t represents the very latest novelty
weaves from Paris and Loudon-a bewtldering va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

prize winner Of the Rockland beagle kenpel.
has pat In an appearance
On In the northeast corner Of the hall are Q
group Of some fifteen dogs that though they
may not win Q prize for blood OF breeding
should IL come to intelligence they would have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

BABY CARRIAGE DEPART
MEMTs

THE NEWEST DESIGNS.
STANDARD MAKES,
HAYWOOD AND wHITNETs LATEST PAT
TERMS
There are new styles in Baby Carriages As we'll as
other goods. and you would not to buy that
stylish three years ago. You may pur-
chase here and feel fear that 1t is not correct
We haven't old style in the house. All Of them
bought this season from the best manufacturers in
snch Quantities that quote the prices
sible for like grades. You've perhaps As
many different styles show you and every
9 reputable make. For instance: Published Rat
tan Carriage. large and roomy body fully upholstered
in fancy figured goods folding psrasol. strong gear
and wheels. steel springs. &c.
80 Co.
AfuIi-sized Rattan Carriage. upholstered in fancy
figured goods body shellacked folding parasol patent
rod steel springs. strong gear.
-s5o5-
Aspecisl Whitney Carriage. beautiful pattern, up
holstered in spun silk and American darnask. silk
plush roll ct top and bottom. good parssol with lace
edge. steel springs. handmade wheels. &c.
-s695-
Cane wound Rattan Baby Carriages, upholstered In
SILK plush. cane bottom. satin para.ols with lace
edge. handmade shavsd-sposs wheels. STANDARD"
gear.
-sIoOO-
Ten patterns Rattan baby Carriages Haywood and
Whitney makes. upholstered silk plush, satin par
asol. lined and edged wiihsilk
-s15OQ-
The best value for the price yet-usualy eco 90 and
$500
Baby Carriage PArasols. all shades and styles made
10 order.
All Baby carria<e sundr:es can Be had of u..
Old Carriages rsupholstered In any material at rea
sonabls prices.
carriazs Robes and Wool Mats nice assortment
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SILK AND Wool Su1r1ses
79c.
INSTEAD Or S1.OO A YARD.

We do not ask you to compare these suitinss with
those elsewhere 20 cents yard because that would
be unfair to respected com. EDITORS. The lowest
profitable price is eli yard and you can't expect to
buy them here elsewhere at less. 20 cents is .
srecal price. from Monday until Wednesday at clos
ing time. and not than dress length will be
sold to each visitor.
sH These choice Suitin0s come in grounds Of tans.
modes. 0raVs. larsaders. rih stripes Of and
contrasting colors. Sufficient proportion Of silk in
then, to be rerv aDpare,n to the sight and touch.
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HARK, THE DOGS DO BARK.
The Gathering OF Swell Canines in the x
Street Hall.

ARAANerNHyTs ron TIE DOC sHow-MAxr or
THE DOCS ALRKApr IN TKK HAL1<-rHErn
MORNING roILKTs-soEE OF THE FAMOUS
REPRESENTATIVE OF plsrryoUrsHKp BREEDS.
If appearances are worth anything at all a
visitor to the Northern Liberty Hall this morn
ing, where the dog show Of the Washington
Kennel Club opens tomorrow at 10 An. would
would be impressed with the fact that the ex-
hibition ia bound to be bowling success.
Already 500 Of the entries are at the hall al
the corner Of 5th and X streets and the con.
cert this morning was far beyond any effor,
ever before given. To hear yourself think was
quite struggle, but to communicate those
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

Now. while while selecting your NEW DRESS MA
TERIALs is the time to secure your NEW CoRsETs.
Corset must st nicely. and before you have you
dress lifted that you possess good hitting Corset
for an illttinx Corset will upset all the calculations
of your dressmsksr. We have Corsets to At al
shares.
LONG wAISTED-SHORT WASTED
MEDIUM WASTED
EXTRA LONG WASTED
II CORSETS FOR LEAN LADIES. ~
II CORsETS FOR FAT LADIES. II
~ CoRsETs FOR LADIES WHO ARE I !
IL NEITHER LEAN NOR FAT. II
II CORsETs FOR MISSES. u
IL CoRsETs FOR CHILDREN. II
II The R. AND q. CORSET. II
II THE c. P. CORSET. !
~ THE p. d. CORSET. ~
II THE SONNETTE CORSET !
tt THE HER MAJESTY CORSET. IT
II THE C. b. CORSET II
II THE THOMPSON CORSET. II
II WARMERS CORSET. II
II ALL KINDS OF WAISTS AND II
II BUST FORMS. IT
II ALL OUR CoRsETs WARRANTED. II
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BAGS and VALlSES

In wonderful variety.
Canvas. shsepskin. Grain Leather. Bag Lesthsr.
Sole Leather Alligator. seaskin &c. in such popular
shapes as the Club. Gladstone. Cabin; Extension
Cases. Mems Coat and ORES, Suit Cases.
Canvas Telescope Cases. three strong straps.
leather corners and handles riveted on. 3 inches
long.
Strong. well-made Crystalized Zinc Trunks. iron
bottom hardwood stats, hinges. good lock. deep
tray with hat box.
Flat-.op Dress Trunks. oiled canvas cover. sheet
steel bottom. EXCELSIOR lock. hardwood stats.
specia! iron bumpers and clamps large strong
hinges. No Taylor bolts. large iron center bands
sd u
The worlds F.irr Trunk the strongest made for
the price. two brass locks. waterproof cover
four hinges two Hssney bolts eight special iron rail-
ings top and bottom. hickory stays. sheet steel
bottom. deep covered trays. large size.
81 So
Our No. 71e Trunk. Eastwood box. canvas cover.
hickory stays. Excelsior" lock- sheet steel bottom.
I2-nch hinges. heavy bumpers. large bolts. deep
covered trays. fun muslin lining.
2s-inch. 30-inch. 32inch,
sa65. 5000 se3.
Rattan Trunks. the lightest made. enameled can
cover lined with Hnen large tray. sole leather
corners and bindings,
-s16 So
tSTrunks marked free.
IA strono strap free NTH each trunk.
G-Trunks repaired at short notes = reasonable
priees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

NoTICE.-While Miss Lenmsn's famous toilet
preparations still sale at 93l under competent
assistants the Office OF DIR. Sanche's ELECTRO
POISE VICTORY" has been removed next door
929-over Wilson CArr's. 1t
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5000

Rattan Trunks. the lghtest made. enameled can
cover lined with linen. large tray. sole leather
corners and bindings.
sic So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

Our nsmmoth Trunk Department. opens with one Of
the most complete stocks Of Trunks and Travelling
Requisites In the country. We going keep IL
throushout the season. and want you come here
feeling assured Of finding the LATEST IDEAS. the
BEST GOODS aud the LOWEST PRICES CUR
RENT for like qualities. You have guarantees
that Il shall bs 50. EVERY TRUNK IN THE
HOUSE WAS MADE TO OUR SPECIAL ORDER By
the largest and most reputable manufacturers in the
country and special feature that can
not be seen IN any other trunks in Washington.
Trunks for any proper nse-big care for. little
ss you vish-from the cheapest Packing Trunk at
Sc to the finest Sole Leather Trunk at $50 90.
Zinc Trunks. Canvas Trunks. Lesther Trunks.
Rattan Trunks. Steel Trunks. Sole Leather Trunks.
Feather weiEht Trunks. Overland LiSht-weisht
Trunks French Tourists Trunks, American Tourists
Trunks Worlds Fair Trunks. Men, Stanley Trunks.
Cabin Trunks, Dress Trunks. Bernhard Trunks.
Woodward L Lothrop Tourists Trunks. Columbian
LiGht-vsight Trunks and every other proper style
known 20 the trade.
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LACE AND EMBRorDERY
DEPARTMENTS.


Sc Fancy Cotton Lace. yard. ...................2
&C. Oriental Lace yard. &c
1oc. Oriental Lace. yard.
I5c. Point de ireland Lace. yard ............lOc
zoe. Point de Ireland Lace. yard. .......... l5c
12-inch Black silk Lace yard ..-..............23c
DC. Tuxedo Yelling, all shades. yard ........12sc
&C. Embroidered Swiss or Hamburg yard. ..2c
&c. Embroidered Swiss Hamburg, yard. .4c
lOc. Embroidered Swiss or Hamburg. yard. sc
Ice. silk Guimps all coiors. yard.
25c. Silk Guimps. all colors. yard lSc
19c. Jet Trimming. yard. 10c
&c. Jet Trimming. yard. ................ 15c
In our Corset Department. We handle all the POPU-
LAR makes.
SOC. Corsets- .39c
75r. DR.. Balls Aurora Corset SOC
81 French C. B. Corsets. "a to 3O............ Csc
81 sonnette Corsets...
81 DR.. Balls KAbo Corset. TIC
Mus11x UNDERWEAR.
pc. Muslin Drawers. tucked.
35c. Muslin Drawers embroidered and tucked. 25c
&c. Muslin skirts. tucked &c
7oc. Muslin skirts, Drawers. Cheniise. Gowns
and Corset Covers.
SPECIAL VALUES IN
Hos1ERY.
l2%c. Childrsns Black Hose ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
15c. Ladies' Hose. tans and gray.
1Sc- Ladies' Bapriggan Hose .............-..11c
lsc. Ladies' Fast Black Hose l24c
PC. Ladies' Derby Ribbed Black Hose. .........16c
zoe Ladies' Hose. fancy boot pattern. -1oc
Sse' Ladies' Hose. sprnx shades
In OuR GENTS. DEPARTMENT.
SOC. Unlaundered shirts. double front and back a9c
Toe Neziige Shirts new designs -49c
.oc- LAundered White shirts.
ioc- Linen Collars.
l5c Linen Cuffs 10c
lOc. Hemstitched Hzndksrehie<s 5c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-13

Canvas Telescope Cases. three strong straps.
leather corners and handles riveted on. 3 inches
long
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SSSSSSS8 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S8SSSsSSSsSSSSSSS
SSSSSSSS3SSSSSSSSSSSSSS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
S8S8SASs8SS8> SS8SSSSSSSS SSSSSN SSSSSSS3SS- 1888
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Mas. CLEvEIAxps RA,os PORTRAIT.

The illustration in Saturdays "star" showed the
beauty Of the fame not less than the picture. SINH
lar style frames for cabinet size photographs Be
had At the Psias Royal. corner I2th IT and Pa ave-
Prices. 81 81. IL so snd 81.