Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1889, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON Dict THE EVEN! G_STAR.| Br Nor Discovraceo. WASHINGTON: FRIDAY... March 1, 1889 If you fait to find elsewhere a Full or Semi-Dress suit that meets your views of fit and style, be not discouraged, bat come right here, Lot us show You what we can doin that line, Let ua show you A stock of the finest clothing worthy of the name. Garments constructed under our own supervision for your use. Made for this market. We know Your wants and wishes; we have catered to both for forty years and we ought to, Let us show you Full Dress Suits, Prince Albert Suits and Cutaway Frock Suits that in the important features of mate- Fial, cut, make, fit and finish cannot be equalled here in Washington. Our patrons demand the finest that can be made, finer than can be sold away from here, Our prices are moderate becuuse they do not fluctuate. Always the lowest when you ‘want the goods. When you don't want them we take it that prices don’t interest you. TRE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Circalation of avy Newspaper in the Wortd, and as an Advertising Medi is werth more than all the other papers published tn Washington. = It is asserted that the comfirmation of Mr. Webb as District Commissioner, and that af Mr. Stevenson as District judge, are to be secured in combination by virtue of a bargain between the democrats of the Senate and a few republican Senators. This will be a very curious deal. The republicans are to secure the confirmation of Mr. Webb, whom the District republicans have repudiated, by confirming for the democrats Mr. Stevenson, whose nomination the local democrats condemn. Both these can- @idates in a popular election in this community to fill the offices to which they aspire would be buried ont of sight. The District is to be made @foot-ball to be kicked by the trading pol DEALERS IN FINEST CLOTHING, cians of the Senate. Itis proposed to fill two 319,8.E. COR. OF 7TH AND D STS. of its most important offices, without the slight- | _mht-co est regard for its wishes in the matter, even in the face of public sentiment, by a contemptible barter, which on one side at least must be a personal and not a political bargain and sale. For what political advantage is to compensate Fepublicans for confirming as District judge for life, an appointment made as areward for efficient democratic political services, which offends the republican home rule principle, and is distastefnl to the bar and people of this community? What republican advantage is there in securing the confirmation of Mr. ‘Webb, when a failure to confirm will leave the whole matter in the hands of a republican President and Senate? Fvidently nothing but personal reasons can influence a republican to make a bargain of this kind. It would seem that confirmations secured by an underhand and discreditable deal would be a mortification rather than a satisfaction to the nominees, especially to a person thus con- firmed who claimed to be a republican, yet ob- tained office against the protests of the com- manity in which he was to serve, and in the face of a solid local republican disapproval, through democratic votes aided by a few trad- ing republicans. No Senator who cares a fig for the interests of the District or for his own reputation for straightforward, honest dealing will participate in the suggested traftic of votes, ‘The success of the scheme would be an outrage on this community, and a lasting disgrace to its managers and beneficiaries, _——<——— ‘The Pennsylvania road is a powerful and ad- mirably managed corporation, and whenever its own private interests and those of the public do not elash, its tremendous energies are worked in a way to demand admiration and praise. Inits present attitude towards the people of Washington it is showing its purely selfish side. Does it really think, though, that it shows its customary business sense in steadily ntagouizing the interests of this community. in ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., Fre AND Svoxe: ON ACCOUNT OF THE FIRE AT H. FRIEDLANDER'S CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, 912 F ST. N. W, THE ENTIRE STOCK WILL BE SOLD AT ONE- ‘THIRD LESS THAN ORIGINAL COST. STORE OPEN AT 11 A. M, $12 FST. NW. Six Doors frow 9th st. Laos: Do Nor a TO STOP IN BALTIMORE AND SEE HUTZLER BRO!S. NEW PALACE BUILDING, Admitted to be the handsomest. DEY GOODS HOUSE, for its size, in the country. Their Spring Importation of PARISIAN NOVELTIES now in stock, stubbornly refusing to give con- sideration to the complaints of this — people concerning grievances inflicted by HUTZLER BROTHE: it and violations of law committed by it, and : s | ‘ . = }, 216, 218 N. Howard st., Jast but not least in meddling in the political . — matter of the composition of the local govern- Baltimore, ment by championing a confirmation distasteful i \ to the people to be governed? Wold it not be ti | wiser merely from the business point of view to | Black velty Dress Go eonciliate this community by concessions, to |p {es mt eta =e tag nada pall rseys, and Child’ . White Goods, embroideries, Table Wraps, Lx e| earn its good will rather than its intense | hostility. and to attend strictly to its business cor Hon: as a carrying corporation, keeping its hunds out | Pio € = as on ; f nand Cam rine of the Commissionership controverss | mesa ine ea — + The action of the House yesterday in voting | rete’, » MulDers; Poulet Artic to establish the zoological park will receive | Cloihine fs, Sosa Wi every approbation as time passes that sciem and pride of country can give. It secures place for the study of an interesting field of re- search, having an important a the ebaracter of the American continent in its! natural state. The bill provides for en imme- «tinte location of the park, and there need be no delay in the transfer of the collection of specimens now at the Smithsonian to their new home. Almost every reason that applauds the passage of the zoological park clanse suggests regret at the failure of the national park emendment. But the greater park will come | S#°TICKETS ON THE PENNA. AND B. AND O | wring R. permit stopping over in Baltimore, —mb1-3t* | PPP RRR 00 rm oA MMMM later. Po PK ROO R AA MMMM — ii Sad aa oO $ 4 co he - A = = ¥ PSRs ORE 2 KO 0 6 6G AA Dakota bubbles over with wild western en-| bk Roo ‘ade k RASA MM thasissm in the endorsemefit of Representative Samuel Sullivan Cox, whoxe words of eloquence, truth and justice have done so much to con- vert the democracy into friends of the sion of new states. The otans tributing huge slices of grateful eule the friends and advocates of their cans view of the special vailne of Mr. Cox's serv as an effective missionary to the democrats in OPENS WITH THE MONSTER PARADE, Bringing into action about 100,000 fort, which we are prepared to supply with Shoes that will need no bre ing in, at following special low prices for To-morrow | and Monday only | _Ourfamous Eclipse” Men's best hand-stitched Shoes | | inany shape, style or width; without exception the | | dmis- nm, Laced or Gaiters, broad or 1 equal to seeuring speedy admission on satisfnetory | Fost é 3 i i ve | Light-weis 1 pric terms, his slice is extra Inrge and full of | g)#*** ; regular price raisins. It is proposed toname after him anew | | and Gaiters, with smooth | Yakota county, and several thousand new | Dakota babies. a = The equal partnership between the United States and the District of Columbia has not been @ profitable one for the District in the / matter of the aqueduct tunnel. The senior partner has handled all the fands, 1 a worthless job, and allowed a good » of the amount invested to be stolen. John Adams left what there was of Washing- tom town behind him as fast as his coach could take him out over the Bladensburg pike when | Jefferson came sailing across the Potomac to be imangurated. Times and manners have changed, as shown by the pleasant exhibition of good fecling between President and Gen. Harrison. —— if ‘The Indiana legislature must be made of WM. HAHN & €Ovs Pretty good stuff. The lower house has expelled RELIABLE § & member for slapping a fellow-member's mouth. and “Letter Car- Shoes, Yd Veterans” $1.5 ed by us to the U.S, Sold e the same as fur- 's Home, CLOSES WITH THE INAUGURAL BALL, for which we offer at the following wonderfully low prices Ladies’ Feather-w: nist best and G: American and French Pater ters, with kid or serge tops, at Boys’ best Patent-Leather Tie: pt a pair worth jess than APH OF HA ON AND MO! PRESENTED TO EVERY PURCHASER, Store: S16 $+ = The only man suspected of complicity in the Clwyton murder has been discharged from cus- tody. Arkansas has not cleared her skirts of this monstrous crime, and, ap likely to do so. End Store: 19° Capitol Hill Store: mb1-co W ASTED-$10.000 TO DEVELOP A RICH STT- vor mit tons of ore shipped last fall. One- third of the inine will be sold for $10,000, of | Ww will be used 1 mit the” ani kin: The nin entiy, is not | — «$ ‘The sinuosities of n polities are worthy of Machiavelli himself. Prime minister Crispi hae resigned to escape » condemnatory vote in the chamber of deputies, and is going to con- struct a new cabinet at onc: Address te at ‘Star off MK B H. Stisewerz & Soxs HATTERS AND FURL —___$<——-2-<——__ Gen. Greeley very properly withdraws the storm advertised for the 4th. Avaunt, ail weather prophets of evil! a ‘The inauguration stands are ugly but useful. RS, 1247 Pa. ave. thromrh to 13th st., Alask Le SKIN ULS- | Reduced price... $5.50 | nt pattern trim: s wd, THE MAK ut Anchor.” full length, worth | from 49¢. to 15 are ma ‘They utilize the air for the accommodation of | spectators, and to that extent the | crowded pavements. They are thus a be | | Whabead Skce Eee wavee E 5 YS and JACKETS; MUPFs, t TRIMMIN © Thiet Lamb TRIMMING for Evening Wraps GENTLEME: k, advanc is city for th = eve not a disadvantage even to that part of the ‘public which cannot afford to occupy them, ——— ‘The District. it appears, drew a blank instead Of @ prize in the matter of a permanent in- crease of its police force. However. last night's legislation furnishes consolation, espe- cially in securing a compilation of the District Jaws, and « jury for the Police Court, M MLITARY 8 TREN sae Pe aRETS _ . WORDS, BELTS, GLOV) The West Virginia democrats are insatiable. | CORDS, AND FLAG CANE ‘They have safely secured the senatorship. have | i AT WILLETT & RUOFF grasped the contested congressional seats, and hipiad gor ige are reaching for the governorship. ee S HATS, Special attention Silk and Gloria Ura a: 2 Ss, GAUNTLETS, HAT N, MAPS OF THE City, Albuns, containing fipe Pictures of Public Build- iuss, and Views of the City. Come and see. 5 €. C. PURSELL, Bookseller, 5 418 9th at. Dress Servs FOR HIRE, ate 414 9TH ST. NW, ‘QtriRion Bren FOOD —|Sreeaz Sprixe Ovrsixa Bee ex Food, Bird Dainties, Bint Health a . Gravel, also Food for Aquaria IMPORTATIONS IN Fish. Prepared ty » the Bind Mair of Baltimore, Md, RISHOP, more, 3 SPRING HATS AND BONNET Ammarica’s 1yost experienced Bind _ 8. “For ahe by pincipal Desceisia THURSDAY AND FrIDay, ‘Take uo : Jald-m.w,f3un_ FEBRUARY 23 AND MARCH 1. il cnn, ee de _ bathing, MME. T. B. HARRISON, 1329 F street, CHAS. ys, O23 7th st. nw. Opposite the Ebbitt. FISHEK devotes Ler attention to ihe wants of sae aoa rn 123-6 fl-lu P S885 a Ehaace Naturally, the past week or two we've been P exceedingly busy in our Men's Departments but PETATLAERED OR TRARS, imall the hurry and excitemont we haven't lost x ¥ = Sight of the fact that to-morrow Iecitimately ~— belongs to the children, ‘Their wants and n0= ¥ To cessities are, to them, just as important as Yuw) those of their elders, and should receive the iy same careful, patient consideration. ‘We appreciate this, and are ready to-day with the announcement of the arrival of some more of those advance Medinm-Weight Suite, Just what they'll need from now on. ‘There are a lot of different patterns, in three grades, are ait woul. One at $2.50. We mean all wool, Just as you mean it, literally; not as a commercial term, buta FACT, A better, finer quality at 83.50, and agrade that will stand any amount of hard usage at 83. ‘The boys needa change from the thick win- ter garments, but you mustn't rash them pell mell iuto spring and summer weights, for the air is yet too sharp for that; but these have been made up in textures just suited to this A D AND PROFIT’ COLUMN OF 00D AND, PROFITABLE READ- ONE OF WASHINGTON'S: LEADING STORES. Strongers should not Irave Waxbinvton without a visit to onr establishment, the conductor of auy ear or any cab or hack-driver can tell yon where Baumrs store is. You canmot have an idea from the outside the extent of our place, ds ws tive but a small front of two windows, but once taxe a walk throuch our store abd you will not be ‘the first. person that bas n surprised. Ti covers | more fround than store iu Washington. It extends hack from 7th to Sth streets, one aqu: forms an in about the ceuter of the store, and runs south to D pak with 7th st.) ‘The front store is four st ies in height. We havea complete Book Depart- ment in the front basement (every book sold at cut rates.) The back part of the store ig two. stories: on one floor are extensive DRY GOODS and Housefur- nishing Goods ane on the other a HAND- SOM UPHOLSTERY AND ART DEPARTMENT. Popee Serer eee o 3 be ti ae RIBBON, lowell Cl iren’s Caps, 8, Sui lerse, Gos- gainers, Be. ‘The whole Store er __ Climate at this time of the year. ppp, ‘The advance styles of Children's Spring Over- D DIFFERENT coats are here. Not anywhere near as many bop can Jro gol DD as we'ro going to have, but enough to D Picicewanre! give youan idea of the really charming patterns DD pep Everything sold at the lowest possible prices, as low 4s inentioned in any of the large stores of New York, Philudelphia and the West. We mention a list of that are to be worn the coming season, The Spring Reefers are ready, too, Those little jaunty Top-coats thatso much please the romp- sSSs ing boys. It really isan economic garment for Hae PECIAL you to buy them. It keepa them warm, and iss® 4 i | a at the same time leaves their limbs free to ran » Pee pices. and jump to their heart's content. Pp P Among which you will find just the article you will waut to take home fora present or what you are wow in need of, FRONT BASEMENT, TRUNK AND VALI DEPARTMENT. arry a full line of trunks at all prices, uaran- fewd to be much lower than the regular truik dealer asks, A wood Zine Trunk, iron bottom, well slated and clamped, all comyartnien ‘Now, mothers, we want you especially to see our Spring Kilts, We thought last Fall we had reached the limit in beauty and perfection of, fit in these little garments; but those (handsome as they were) are not a circumstance to the Spring Styles. Every possible shade and combi- $4.2) SMa Dis COs einen 1580: ASEEIC®, AGA Sack: A Tadies' Leathir Saratect trunks item bottom, well slated, aud finished in the best manuer, full compart- ‘one is an artistic “poem in cloth.” pkey 5 30 at < “ Price 50 36.00 | 85.50 00 SAKES AND COMPANY, Fine, stronganedo Packing. Treske 3 hiswes, 2 PRESENTERS OF FXCLUSIVE ADVANCE STYLES | lochs. | IN CHILDREN’S WEAR, ine SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE, Tiot of Leathe whl ; choice We carry a full line of ¥ publications, which we sell far below re Paper-bound Novels, &¢., regular pri Tu: Bos 3 RCHE fe BRR, igmmental or voeal, publisher's RBBB ARGAIN > eee KR BEL GLCVE BARGAIN! 100 dozen 4-button ves, Tans, Browns, Drabs; rezular price, #1 pair. 4-button Pig Skin Tans and Browns; regular price, in this department unk or valise, Shi . orth ¥1. Special price Regular price. #4.00 ull line of men’s furnishings at the low- Buaneiss Ts Fass Silk Gauze, Waved-Boue silk umbrellas, ks, sil i in price from $2.79 to Hand Umbrellas, usual price ze, Hand ndie, all colors, only & ainte X DF 1 TOSTEY Silk Gauze (new shape) Hand-Painted, ede, Gilt Stick, with n Bi 1 colors, only $1.89, Silk Gauze, San Remo, Handsomely Painted, in Gold, | # Gold Stic Thea , Ribbon Bow, all colors, 1.89, a few special bargains hard t aa the entire stock of Sat nd Ostrich Fans ze =: AI always on hi ed at such Bargain Prices, THE BON MARCHE. rc 1 by almost every Indy ves, all lenzthe, xa Frower worth $1. Largest assortment, le of Ladies’ west prices in Roses, Leaves, | “ | 266, ayerr. hmere Gloves, worth 50c. tets, Bouquets, Garnitures and Art wers, FA of odd Fanis. Alo | “Tiot of odd ¥ dey 10 styles Bouquets of Roses, Violets, Lillies, nds; were $4 to Gancy), worth 81.50, for 78e. a ew AtOSe.,10 styles 3 yard Garnitures of Violets, | We carry al i] aseortinent of evening Fans, Roses, &e. 1 Hairpius, worth 100, at Se, for 10, ear} At? and | s, Aiure 98, a novelty cluster of Ro: Pisted Jewelry in gold pat- ety of Nickel and Silver Watches prices S DEPARTMENT. nooks, oxydized sides, worth GSe., two Canary Birds, At 98c., handsome clusters of Roses in various styles. | Crusied Roses, cheapest in the city. THE BON MARCHE. DEPAR' Ss, worth A Bareus Is Haxeexcamrs Only 50 dozen new p: broidered, seallop be Children’s Real Torchon Colars, worth 3 F DEPARTMEN L-bordered Handkerchiefs, | hand- éterns wide colored and em- at two for RING WRAPS— ilk Pele 4, and 1 Lot of black Bead Ornament worth Le., for Se, sis | cach azge assort Sonne See: | 1 Lotof Girdles, all colors, w 0 500, each, RRB MM MM 1 ¥ DEPA. Matar 14 : MM MARCHE, i fi 5 MOM ot of strip bBB M MM ll colors, 316 SEVENTH ST. NW , worth 40c., | Silk Garter Web, 1214 "TOILE OODS DEPARTMENT 3 Jot of Porcelain Puff Boxes, worth 4 520 14th st. now. st of English Ha Lareo Gingham Aprons, 20c. it Brushes, worth 50c., for (Fest floor; back.) LESS GOODS DEPAT 1 ty aude Se tention t $ best value int «1 partic lar Kk, Which is th: Box Tooth-picks, 4c, Sth st, n. REMNANTS, ¢ n Damask Nap ched Napkins, d for 81.59 a dozen, ‘loth and Napk.ns to . weil worth inter us fot as a ve Combination, 11th s h; from J.C. Hercuxsox, IMPORTER MILLINERY, (front. XDERWEAR DEPARTMENT, NOVELTIES IN NETS, LAC LESS Hut i TRIMMLN FANS. PLOWEKS. 7 SPRING JACKETS. dered bust and WRAPS, of Corsetsand many SELECT STYLES. ePARTMENT, LOWEST PRIC zo(two Slums abd Spread), FOSTER KiD GLOVES FOR STREET AND EV ING WEAR, £22 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Silk crosasstri acu D STREET STORE, ILTINERY DEPARTMENT. FPaass M. Loews Hil Line of fine Seine Mlitiinery, Wa . ve, Tow an Black JEWELER, SILVERS MITA b Line of trin a crepe tis ai ered are the Wai ston. Prices rauge tre RIPON DLPA F Just opened 26 cartons’ of Muported ribbons, em= Proidcred in Persian and gold tfferts, from 2” to 3 fnches Wide, prices range frou ac. to B18 per DEALER IN PINE STATIONERY. ‘Our establishment will be closed ali day Monday, March 4th—Insuguration day. Do your shopping to-morrow, Saturday. ‘The freedom of the store is extended to Visitors, You will not be asked to purchase, We have the finest and largest Dry Goods, and Fancy Goods store iu the city. ter Every visitor presented with a“Sou- venir.” WOODWARD & LOTRROP. or, 11th and F sts. nw, PS SE METEOR erat md Bostox Hovse “Stone News» RY WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Buy your decorations to-morrow, Satur ny—as we shall be closed Monday. Wide bunting in Red, White and Blue, only Se, per yard, Bunting of Stars and Stripes, ouly Se. per yard. Silk Flags at 18c and 25c. Be patriotic and decorate. LAST CHANCE OF BED COVERINGS. Satuntay will be your lest chance to bay bed-coverings of us before the Fourth, as the store will be closed all day Monday, We Tan over the price-list again: Eighty Bales of Comforts, 50c. each. Thousand Pairs of 10-4 Gray Biankets at $1.25. Five Hundred Puirs of 10-4 White Biank- ets at $1.50 per pair. Three Hundred Pairs of 11-4 Fine Gray Blankets at $1.75 per pair.” One Hundred Pyirs of 11-4 White Blank- ets at $2.50 per pair. Two Hundred Pairs of 11-4 Extra-tine Blankets at 85 per pair. Bleached Single-bed Sheets 55c. Bleached Doubie-bed Sheets 6c. Bleached Pillow Cases 25e. each. Excellent Feather Pillows $2.25 each. SPREADS. White Fringed Bed Quilts 65¢. each, White Crochet Spreads $1 each. Colored Crochet Spreads #1 each, (Fourth floor.) “REQUISITES” FOR THE BALA We have all the correct furnishings for the ball for Tadies and Men, Buy them on Saturday. each. SILK LACE MITTS. ‘These are considered equally as de riguer as the long gloves, We ofcra superb line of delicate evening tints. Ladies’ Jersey Silk Mitts, in White, Cream, Pink, Light Blue, Cardinal, Light Green and 12 But. Length, only $1 per pair. 16 But, Length, only $1.25 per pair, 20 But, Length, ovly # Ladies’ Silk s,in Whit Canary, Pink, Light Blue 3 are entirely new and very + tractive, 16 But. Length, only $1 But. Length, only $: LADIES’ EVENING GLOVES. You can rest assured that the Gloves of- fered by us for wear at Balls, Receptions and other special occasionsaz Superior Qu ves, in 12, 16,20, 2nd m, Tai 12 BUT. LENGTH, ONLY $2.50 PATR, 16 BUT. LENGTH, ONLY 23 PAIR. Cream, A Black; these slish and at 5 per pair. per pair, rietly @ la mode, ity Real Suede ntton lengths, ays and Black. Ladies’ ) BUT, LENGTH, ONLY $4 PAIR. Fall line: styles an FULL DRESS REQUISITES. Special, Elegant line of Men's Embroid- Pure 1 Shirts, open im front and back ; boxom suited to serew-stnds, and buttons, Fully in accord with the ted fashion. ONLY $1.50 EACH. 100 Dozen Men's Wh Silk Hemstitched Ha: ered pen-Bosom ai rel hems, ONL EACH. VERY L. 'T IN COLLARS. VERY LATEST IN CUFFS, LONDON SHAPES IN LAWN BOWS. ABSOLUTELY PLAIN WHIT? FAST BLACK” HALF HOSE. E AND FANCY SUSPENDERS. Remember we shall be closed all day Mon- day; 0 buy rr our necessaries for the Inaug- rdlay ¥ RIBE The new spring r ‘The various eff we show in the most ex- a plain shades 4 $1.50. serves to rank wit This latter the most artistic ribbons ever produ: AN OPPORTUNITY EX ROW LACES. We a ‘Job lot” of Point ¢ in Widths from 1 to 7 shall offer at the follow low prices—for this quality, viz,, 3 and $1 was in va ely trimmed in lace, in delicate s! cts; also whi Y Only $ #2 nd $ ‘These gowns are vei the ultra-fastvion: bre os h affected by s,andare worn also as ex) FOR boys, have just opened a f of Boys’ Spring Suits, and effcets, at the low price of $3 each, to 14 years, at stripes, checks ond fancy mix- tures, Strictly all-wool, and made in asu- perfor raanner. Prices $4, $4.50, $5, $5.50, 0, $7, 87.50, #8, $8.50, BY, 89.50 and €10. Sizes 4 to 14 years, (Third floor.) WINDOW SHADES. ‘We offer 200 Rendy-made Al!-linen Scotch Folland Window Shades, made in ovr owa factory on the fifth floor, best spring roller, finished with double brass curtain-pull, com- plete, reedy to hang. ONLY 70c. EACH. WINDOW SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY. x every facility for manufacturing window shades on the premises. We euar- autee all shades made by us, and will keep all shsdes made and bung by us in perfect api. 300 pieces of all-nilk eros grain rivbon, wide satin HAS JUST OPENED A LARGE AND HANDSOME | give, trois? td hivinn wile in blac meee EN STOCK OF Brown, &., only 25e. worth 0c. % inFA CAPs. ONYX TABLES, A beautiful line of fine embroidered infants’ eeps, in silk and tine muslin 3 pecs oat 31.63 toe AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES. Our assortment French flower, bunches, Site aaiks Machen ley coe hemes ESTABLISHED 1840, 1215 PENNA. AVE, | {y%5°° epithe ase ecthod jad-3m : cLon NT. D aparea complete ins ot li tis Cholce Spring ‘The new Irish Peasant Cloak, in Light and Dark a5 ‘wiih Plaiied Ball Siteve, from $7 up- ward. And a grot variety of Imported Garmeats in new ALES. NEW PACIFIC DIAGON, MNANTS, ; Pique. Welt rematiin the,t ew bacite Vest Dostars Niw Yonx Hass. tuon, 11th at. se. ‘The Spring Style of Silk and Derby Hat, Fifth Avenue Style now ready at WILLETT & RUOFF'S, 905 Penn, ave, mhi order for a period of one year free of change, (Foarth floor.) FINE PLATE ENGRAVING. We propose to turn out only the finest class of work—such as will give absolute sat- isfaction in every respect. There aro as many grades of Plate-ongraving as in any- thing else, and we particularly request your inspection of our line of samples, showing the class of work we propose to execute. Examine the samples, whether you think of buying Just now or not. We shall make a specialty of cards, announcements, invita- tions, &e, (Stationery Dept., first floor, near main entrance.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ml ‘Corner 11th and F sts, now. THE INAUGURAL BALL. THE INAUGURAL BALL, TUE INAUGURAL BALL, THE INAUGURAL BALL. THE INAUGURAL BALL, THE INAUGURAL BALL. THE INAUGURAL BAIL. THE INAUGURAL BALL. TuURSD ATE 28: ERIDAT, MARCH, 15 % ARCH 2, THE TNAUOURAL Bart, Ir THESE coOb : “s THE INAUGURAL BALL COMEONE AND "omer " 7 un 2 Gente }e Hone at LXc. pat dies’ Linen Tu TO VISITORS AND &E TO VISITORS AND ResTDEN TO VISITORS AND RESIDENTS. TO VISITORS AND RESIDENTS, TO VISITORS AND RESIDENTS, TO VISITORS AND RESIDENTS, TO VISITORS AND RESIDENTS. TO VISITORS AND RESIDENTS, TO VISITORS AND RESIDE) TO VISITORS AND RESIDE aad REMEMBER THIS SALT ONL TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SAME. }8 POR THREE DAYS Ow-Since the PALAIS ROYAL is headquarters for Evening Gloves, Fi Jewelry, &e., and since the store will be CLOSED ALL DAY MARCH 4, visitors} A RRR, 0c 4 php ee and residents will further their interests and obhge| QA ERR G6 AA 4 ee the PALAIS BOYAL by calling, if possibile, to-morrow|“ 4 % B COG 4 A bop re (Saturday), during the less busy hours, viz: ase, SS Oreh tote w. 8 TO 10 AM aes 170 4 P.M. Tren: 5 TO 6 PM een £27-Enter by door of No. 1119 Penna, ave, for Men's | Yes, sorely 7 elians PTED to have quite a tall Furnishings. ¢#7Enter by door of No. 1117 Penna. ave, for Silk | about a superb st SPRING CLOTINNG Hosiery, Sik Underwear, Jewelry, Toilet Articles | Which we are mai ring and receivir en i | fuished, but th perature is AQLN The we Notions, dropped on us so euddeniy and vast } drive our th t2Enter by door of 412 12th street for Slippers | WON Ht Bilks, Gauzes, Flowers, Featuers, Ribbons, Dress Trim- { FINE isi aes ] demands-cur attention endl your constdcention &e"Lnter by door of No, 1119 Penna ave, for | sider th Lees of @XposUTE to wevere | minus a comtortable Overcoat, when such a © Skirt-ruflings, Handker- | con be purchaund ot VICTOR FE. ADLY 10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE ling Sum of 85.87. the Right Heft, at READY-MADE CLOTINNG Gloves, Laces, Neckwear, chiefs, Pans, Jewelry. A FEW WORDS OF ADVICE. A FEW WORDS OF ADVICE. A FEW WORDS OF ADVIC A FEW WORDS OF ADVICE, A FEW WORDS OF AD’ A FEW WORDS OF ADVICE. ‘What worse catastrophe th s12to 18 years—Cout, Veat, and anon trying om your | La imagine at the last moment | op qu), ) ¢ fitted lange or emall, short Gloves to split or that, tit the body such a thing happening. | prox bis our prices will fit you purses, ‘To avoid all risk, to-morrow, during the day, havea tried on. A faultless fi ‘leet «love a Pair tried on. ultless ft end a perfect glove will | vowees &. aoteee bo thins assured; and, 3f housht at the “Dalais Royal,” | ” PPR CENT CLOTHING Hovst ” notat your risk, for,if the gloves, after trying on, | and st. nw, corner Mansachusetts ava, show a defect or do not fit perfectly, others are tried | tly One Price, uutil satisfaction is given, Then, and not till then, Open Saturdi ntl 1 pm, fe25 4o you pay for t be m. And pay less than elsewh Livruress uo & Arnvonn, au 8 Royal” is the only store wheres strictly cast ness is done. MEN'S KID GLOVES in evening she eae Agente in District of Columbia Extra fine quality French kid with new style euibroid- ered backs 1.35 a yair. for the male of the | LADIES’ UNDRESSED KID GLOVES in mousque- LIDGERWOOD MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S milder lengths, are shown in delicate shades of light green, blue, pink, HOISTING ENGINES straw, flesh, fawn, tans, modes, ream, pe ni, lavender; AND BOTLERS. also white and black, Below is given a price-list of these gloves; also | FOUR IN USE AT LITTLEPINLI’S WARE, few hints of fans, Jewelry, &ec. iii ro Washington, D.C, Orders selicited. Telephone, 405, For Tue Lavies Office at Wharf Foot of 20thet. nw, f34w LING AY ie arent eahiee i Serra Wearure — WILL SOON BE NERF, AND THEN MP the Inaugural B, DIUM-WEIGHT CLOTTING WILL BF THE FITTED TO THE HAND AT OUR RISK, Warranted the B8-buttons Monsq 12 buttons (elbow | 16 buttons (turn th 20 buttons (should 30 batt D | Fawn, T PALAIS ROYAL” GLOVES. ‘ NEEDED. t Glove that cau be made, THE MOST USEFUL AND MOST POPULAR, EARLY SPRING GOODS ARE THE MEDIUM AND BROAD-WALE WORSTEDS, us (for stout WE HAVE THEM IN FINI IN ENGLISH AND icate shades of Lig GERMAN MAKES. CUT #, Cream, and White rs and le chs and propor- PRINCE ALBERT AND Ot y COATS. in price, EVENING FOOT-WEA + ETC, uf SILK-FACED AND PLAIN LAPEL THESE ARE CH s00PS FROM THE BEST NEW YORK HOUSES AND CCT aw | THE LATEST STYLES | A PINE ASSORTMENT OF dseacipercan! NEW PIECE GOODS FOR SPRING WEAR + Oxfords, $2 and} UST RECEIVEDIN DOM DEPART | MENT FROM WHICH To MAKE SUITS AND a010! gROUSERS TO OKDI cked | a F. B PARNUM & Co. PENNSYLVANIA AVR. | | an Silk Hose for | | e150, | Wa. H. McKee, *value. The fect and | Uppers, j ss are also Shown at SSe. | 933 Pounsytvauta aveune, ning wear a specialty, NEW FANS AND JEWELRY, coded Headquarters for s any other thre 4 stores | We are receiving daily iarce invoices of SPRING | GOODS and have now an cegant assortment in stock. SOc, to #50 each. Silk Fans, Gauze rans and Feather Pans. The most sought tary Anderson” Fans—Ostrich Plumes, | new shades of Gloves, and apecial attention has been — rape whe agnecae P " | #iven to the correct shades and lengths for the IN- Many noveltics in shapes shown in Gauzeand Lag | © Y°" i ii | Fans. See the hand-embroidered Gauze Pana, with | ACGURAL BALL, We would advise you to-call violet wood stic | and make selection. Our KID nthe Departineut is complete im ation Diamond Hair , Pins and Earrings | ated in Sterling Silver and 14-karat Gold. Acol- | al in this city, and free from the bie imitations, POISE SHELL HAM ORNAMENTS. from 10c. for the Plain Double Hair Pins claborately Carved Back Comb, ‘The donble pins with fancy “gold craameuted tops are | ident: }o tho: or shior ary a poner seo tor og o>) pr tis Gide Oe ste e oem Real amber and English earnet Jewelry, aleo rolled | SUITS as we now have on exhibition, Prices range gold Jewelry in cold patterns, An inspection invited. | from $10 upward. Spring Jackets, Wraps, and all the HANDKERCHIEFS AND NECKWEAR. ew varieties uf Long Garments, French Hand Embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs from 25c. to $B each, Real Lace Handkerchiefs from | Large line of Jerscys and Surah Waists, all colors, $1 to $10 each, Not ones and twos, but hundreds of them, Every variety of Silk, Cotton and Balbrigean Hose, All the desirable makes of UNDORWEAR in Silk, Merino, and Balbriggan. kerchiefs, Corsets, Collars aud Cufts, RuchingWeiling, Umbrellas, &e., &e. | Completeassortment of Pisin and Embroidered Hand- } LACE NECKWEAR for the head, Black Silk Lace a3 Fichus, $1; Crean, 31.68. Hand-run Black Lace Scaria, 7 feet long, 63.75 each; WM. H. McKNEW, those 5i¢feet long, #3.68. Black Silk Lace Scarfs, 9 feet long, $1.85. Neck, Sleeve and Skirt RuMings,in 132 different @) tes, comprising all latest novelties, Successor to K. H. Taylor, 3-3 ‘933 Penusylvania ave Srroat Bancans Tx Fees Axo WEAPS. SEALSKIN SHOULDER CAPE and MUFF. 208 genuine bargain Seger eae s ree pty ee