Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1889, Page 4

wet ; THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1889-SIXTEEN PAGES. THE EVENING STAR.| WASHINGTON: | MONDAY March 4, 1889. | CROsHyY s, | THE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Lecal | Circulation of any Newspaper im the World. | and as an Advertising Medium te worth | more than all the other papers published im Washington. Statement of the circulation of Taz Evgxtxo Sra for the week ending March 2, 1889: Mospar, February 25, 1889. 28,896 ‘Teespax, February 26, 1899. 29,497 Wepsespar, February 27, 1559. 28,787 ‘Tuvespar, February 28, 1389. Pawar, March 1, 1889 SarcRpar, March 2, 1559. ToraL...... (Connzsroxpisa Wenx, 1888. Isclemnly swear that the above is true and correct statement of the circulation of Tue Evexrxa Stan for the week ending March 2, 1589, PF. B. Novzs, ‘Treasurer Evening Star Newspaper Co. Sworn to and subscribed before me this fourth day of March, A. D. 1389. Jous T. O. Crarx, Notary Public. Note.—The circulation of 43,054 given | sdove as that of Saturday's issue inciudes | only the number of copies sold up to the making of the affidavit. There is still a steady demand for that edition, and it will doubtless aggregate more than 45,000! a Gamma irs shea GF Tur Evesrs Srax printed and sold on Saturday a complete and perfect edition, more than twice as large as that issued by any other | Paper in Washington eny day this year. Tux | Stan demonstrates its circulation by affidavit | and other exhibits satisfactory to advertisers; and moreover, it has the presses and other mechan- | weal facilities necessary fur printing tue editions it claims to issue ————- ——__ If proper expression were given to the feel- | ings of the thousands of wet and disappointed | people in Washington to-day, it is safe to say | that Congress would a: its next ion pass the Dill heretofore introduced changing inaugura- tion day from March 4th to April 30th. Of| course uo human enactment or provision can | insure good weather for any particular date, but xperience shows that the early part of March is sure to be uncertain and apt to be inclement, | whereas the spring weather is fairly inaugu- rated, and almost certain to be pleasant by the last of April. Beside, the 30th of April was the date fixed for the inauguration of George ington. April 30ti, therefore, let it be! all the people will say Amen ‘The deal by which Mr. Webb's confirmation ‘Was to be bargained for that of Mr. Stevenson ‘was not consummated, and the District is re- lieved of a serious danger. The republican Senator’. with the exception ofgtwo or three interested in the deal, were wholly in opposi- tion to the scheme, and a number of the democratic Senators became disgusted at find- ing themselves placed in the attitude of fol- lowers in Mr. Riddleberger’s uncertain foot- steps. They lost all hope of Mr. Stevenson's confirmation, and would not be held responsi ble-for Mr. Webb and Senator Riddleber; And so the deal collapsed, as it deserved. It is extremely fortunate for Mr. Webb that the | bargain was not carried out. He could not | afford to hold a District Commissionership as | the direct representative of Senator Riddle- berger and his bottle, securing democratic sup- Port only through the surrender of a District judgeship to « prominent democratie politician from an outside state. This community would vigorously resent both the confirmation of a | earpet-bag judge, and Mr. Webb's own con- | firmation secured in opposition to public senti- ment and at such a price. Then the undigni- | fied and spiteful campaign which has been conducted in behalf of Mr. Webb did not deserve to succeed. In the absence of indorse- ment by this community, he has been com- pelled to work through such instruments as Fish and Riddleberger, par nobile fratrum, championship and through } methods would be a disgrace. In view of some misunderstanding on the subject we beg to assure the 200.000 guests of | BVasbington to-day that the weather which has enveloped the inaugural event is wholly unin- tentional on the part of the people of ¢his city. Zvery arrangement had been made for a fair | day, and it was supposed that the elements | would keep their word. In the excitement in- | cident toa great occasion by some oversight | the fair sky intended for Washington was sent eut to Gen, Harrison's Indiana home, end a rain storm shifted over to the! | Chesapeake region. The circumstance can- | not now be corrected, but it would Le very quickly if the people of Washington could do it, Their goodwill mus | be taken for the deed, Meanwhile there are | compensations in the jolly good-nature of | everybody. A contagion of fun and merriment Spreads like a groundswell through American crowds, and nobody bas been heard to swear at ‘the wet overhead or the water under foot. The ‘Weather is dismal only when we who get it are Gisposed to be downcast, Acorrespondent calls attention in another column to an additional complication of title which may result through the intervention of | #n unnecessary middleman in the purchase of | ®boul sites, There is not only the danger of ercumbering the property with the record abligations of an irresponsible middleman, but Where the latter is an alien, as was the case in exe of the purchases, it is asserted that under the law the chain of title itself is affected, ‘Tax Stan's views of the parade and the ace Companying side-shows represent the spectacte | uring an intermission in the down-pour of Fain. There is nothing esthetic or impressive 04 surging sea of op -ned umbrellas, ‘The streets of Washington are filled with ‘Wanderers, who, like the scriptural ejected spirit, seek rest through dry places, and ex- etience great difficulty in finding either. FE ocarrns Torready-made dresses and underwear for ladies, Solases, and children, at the * MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT.” (Our spring styles are now ready for inspection, and tavite the Indies tocail We have dremses in every #7He trom @3 up to $50. From s calico wrapper to ‘Snechk dress Wedefy any competition, either in ttyl cr price. We positively guarantee » save of 50 ‘Ter cout on every purchase, and sgood fit. Every gar Jest is of oar own make, and if you deal wich us you will, Servly save © retailer's proftt, and if alterations are Beccary it is done while waiting. “ANE GARMENT MADE TO ORDER OX ONE DAY'S NOTICE” “MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT,Y ‘Second floor parlors, 120-168 oors AND cont . "i302 0s 78 Pe 126-4 ' or LE: ; i, POS SOS foe re Srenee SW 3. Ee eee P 918 7th st. 2. | economical form of reaching the multitude,” etc, | Handkerchiefs elsewhere at less thun 3: Tre Passe Ror. Stone A UNIQUE DISPLAY OF SPRING FASHIONS. ABOUT SPFCIAL SALES. A SPECIAL SALE OF HAN TO-2t0RROW. ‘The manager of “The Press” of New York lately ‘wrote the Palais Royal proprietor that,as he was one of the most extensive ad vertisers in the country, his opinion of the best methods of advertising would be interesting matter for publication in “The Press,” Extracts from the reply sent is here given as the “spe- ® Biblical quotation: ‘Cast thy bread on the waters," etc. Newspaper advertising is ete. PPP, ERE rip FEE 9S ‘ss oP Eee ‘God SS, Cc 4 f BS, AA ei Sys8 2A Tu Eee 7 HANDKERCHIEFS, HANDKERCHIEFS, HANDKERCHIEPS, HANDKERCHIEFS, HANDKERCHIEF, AT THE & A rr e SR-According to custom certain articles will be offered ut actual cost durong the Special Sale. We mention below four lots +0 offered: 5c. HANDRERCHIEFS FOR 170. For the special sale to-morrow we offer Ladies’ Ex- tra Fine Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, with hem-atitehed borders. corded centers, and dice-pattern corners, in all colors. Remarkable values at 25c. THE PALAIS RQYAL (Continued below.) oe, ‘The leading fancy goods store of Washington in- ‘Vites visitors to a special display of Imported Novel- ties for 1889, ‘The ‘Palais Royal” has the reputation of being one of the fittest decorated stores in the country, and this special display is especially made with » view of ask- ng compariaon with the stores of other cities. We in- ‘vite your criticism. ‘A dosen stores combined in one are to be found under ‘the roots of Nos. 1117-19 Pa ave. and 401, 408, 405, and 407 12th st, ‘YOUR PRESENCE REQUESTED TO THE SPECIAL DISPLAY ON ‘TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, Qfarch 5.) ‘Ofarch 6.) ‘(March 7.) AT THE A big ms BA4 HT S558 00. L Rey Al ‘00 a4 LiL £8" Store opens 8 a.m. ; Closes 6 p.m. sharp. (Continued below.) Asoor “Pitas Ror” Prices THE PALAIS ROYAL being the only large store in this city doing a strictly cash business has no success- fulcompetition here, BUT MORE IS CLAIMED. By virtue of direct importation and prompt payments, when buying, AS LOW PRICES ARE QUOTED, WHEN SELLING, AS ANYWHERE IN THE COUNTRY. Again, lady and gentlemen visitors we ask your criticism. Every article has the price attached, marked in plain figures. Walk through the store, note the price marks. We'll feel so flattered by a visit that ‘We'll be polite enough not to bore you with a question. THE PALAIS RO} (Continued below.) — ney ‘The spring season commences earlier here than fur- ther north. ALL THE SPRING NOVELTIES FOR 1889 ARE NOW ON EXHIBITION. Since each de- partment ie virtually s atore in itself it would be im- Possible to give details here. We quote below a few ‘epecial bargains, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Oc. HANDKERCHIEFS FOR 350. Ladies’ Hand-embroidered, Very Fine Linen Hand- kerchiefs, white and colored borders, ‘These are our own direct importation and well worth 50c. THE PALAIS ROYAL. _ Continued below. “- 48c. Haxprencuers For 350. stitched borders, value at 50¢. Handkerchiefs. considered good THE PALAIS ROYAL, _Continned below.) A Srrctar Norice. ‘The Palais Royal reserves the right to sell only one of these Handkerchiefs to each customer. For the pro- ection of our patrons and ourselves this rule is made, ‘THE PALAIS BOYAL. (Continued below.) Tue Wisvow Diseray. The lars play of Handkerchiefs ever seen in this city, and doubtless as large as ever seen in the country, may be noticed in the show windows to-mor- row. Over five thousand Handkerchiefs, representing over two hundred and fifty different styles, may be bam THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continned below.) Mews Lasex Haxoxencmrs. near door. No. 1119 Penn. ave.) AT 13% € —Full size and warranted All-Pure Linen, Thirty-one styles of colored hemstitched bor. ders Three styles of white hemstiteed borders Four styles of white tape borders. Could we but show you here the quality for the price we wouldn't have to ask you tostop at the corner of 12th street and Penn. ave. to-morrow. AT 25 CENTS— A novelty are those of White Linen with narrow hemstitched borders, and an inner border formed by revere stitching. You have not seen these ‘Ten other styles of Men's White Linen Handker- ehiefs—tour styles hemstitched borders, six styles tape borders. With hand-embroidered bordera we lors. Handkerchiefs that each. THE PALAIS ROYAL. © Haspxencmers, ‘S. Pure Linen Haudkerchiefs—ALL Reinember. guaranteed all-Linen, Examine Handkerchief in this city? touly the finest and best Linen for the price, but here, also, as much variety as in any other two stores combined. NEW STYLES—For illustration, at 12% cents we show,the colored band borders copied from the new rus. 1'S.—Wide colored borders—so wide squere of the White Linen remaing ax On the broad colored borders is scat acenter piece. ered pins, lightuine strraks, stars, polka dots, all eonfas n, but artistic confusion—odd, new. AT 12%. like above but colors reversed—White borders and Colured Pins, &e. By the way, in the @iors are shown the new Greens, Grays, Bl ues, Reds, ‘Tuns—in fact, all the new Dress good shades, AT I2%¢c. we show nearly 100 other styles of Fancy Colored Borders, but let us leave them for you to look ‘ when you call to-morrow. At Liye. we ghow eigiit styles of White Hemstitched and Corded Borders. Seven styles of Embroidered and Il. S. Borers. Five styles of Revered and Block Pattern HS. Borders. Six styles Scalloped Embroi- dred and Revere H.8. Borders, Three styles Corded and Embroi !ered H. 8. Borders. One style revered i: imitation of Tucks. Five widths of plain White Hem- stitched Borders. ‘We can tell you of the variety: it's large, isn't it? You'll be more surprised at the quality we offer. AT 25 CENTS.—The task is too great for attempt at descriptions, Imagine two hundred and twenty-four desizus before you and then be asked to describe them. Wouldn't you say as the advertising man of the Palaix Royal now writes: ‘J give up.” “Look for yourself” AT 39 CENTS.—Only one style—it should belong to the 50 cent crowd. Very finest linen with scalloped borders, hand embroidered, BY HAND; not big, course work, but fime, delicate, fern leaf patterns. Only a few dozen of these and soon gone. THE PALAIS ROYAL. {Continued below.) Hasp-rusrowerrp Hasorencurers. Not only twice the variety but twice the quantities ‘seen in any other two stores. the country of French Em- broidered Haudkerchiefa. When we write tweut eight different styles of thowe st 50c. exch and comparison with any sold elsewhere at O¥e, and ast not think we write thoughtlessly snd apidiy. Would it not be foolish to invite compari- sou with other stores if we were uot certain of your Aceision being in our favor? THE PALAIS ROYAL, _ (Continued below ) R. eat Lace: Haxpxencerers, bess and Duchess Point Lace Handkerchiefs, at sContinaed below. a Stix Hispxencmmrs De: ‘fowrs Japan w the Palais Royal saves you and uwidldls saen's prodits. And, too, we don’t have ilo waniee for bad debts when we add our profit, therefore, aud qualities offered you 20 + to the credit store handkerchiefs, 35, 50, 60, 75, BSc. each, All sizes for Indies and men, all widtha of hemstitched borders, some plain, some embroidered, some hand painted 1n typical Japanese style. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below » 1 £ E ° 1 00 AT NEXT COLUMN, AT NEXT COLUMN AT NEXT COLUMN AT NEXT COLUMN AY NEXT COLUMN FOR ALALS REVAL. 16 | mise cor. 14s Street she Peterfiaie ave, To Per Ix Your Pocxer. As far as possible we have mentioned those things ‘which will be appreciated as Souvenirs of Washington and which can be carried in the pocket. FOR THE MEN, SCARFS—All the 1689 English styles for the spring now on exhibition in window, corner of 12th street and Pennsylvania avenue, at 50c. each, for SCARFS—Eypresaly manufactured for the “Palais Royal” are shown, 100 dozen Silk Scarfs, with Satin Unings, in identical shapes, styles aud colors to the English, only 25c. each. HANDKERCHIEFS—Full Silk Japanese Silk Hand- kerchiefs, with white and fancy colored hemstitched borders, only 35¢. each. Generally sold at 50c. GLOVES—The best only. The best, or could we war- rant every pairand fit them to your hand, atour risk. @1 for English Dogskin Gloves, ‘with the new automatic fastenings. ‘The best Chevrette Gloves usually cost you 82.25; we charge #1.98. Evening Kid Gloves, #1. SOAP—Bars of Glycerine Soap for 10c. that usually retail at 20c, SATCHELS—20-inch “Giadstones” of Alligator Skin. Safety catches, good lock and key,two straps, three inside compartments, hold suit of clothes, three shirts, collars, &c.,and toilet articles, : cheap at $4.50. Hand Satchela (Allixator), with insid pocket 10 inches long, #1; 12-in., 81.1 14-in. #1.35. | Which is haif usual p SHIRTS—Full Dress Shirts with plain fise cnly 8] each, Saine quality as Cu size, only. y 01 Made wt 81-75 Sone a Collars in all Ianufactured ex- I” and equal in COLLARS—Warrunted Four-Ply Li fnew shapes, 2 for ber Bay Dresely for the “Pu Quality to the naual CUFFS—Four-! Linen, Ls yaine “Gloria” Umbrellas, look like Silk, twice as durable, ‘recovered. free of ghanee HL they split within a Sear. only 133, You are churwed more for the wure- Hable imitation “Gloria.” The “Conestoga” Sik Umbrelias, war- ranted one year, €2.79; cheapest elsewhere 3.50, RUBBER COATS—The London Mackintoshes, #2.98, The feather-weizht cloth-finish Rubber Coats, $4.98. You know what the Rubber SIOBT-SHINTS“AI siure with Collar and Pocke Weer with Collar ani te 50c.; Fancy Embroidered. 75 Pleated Fromfts and’ Embroidered. #1 enerous length and widt! and pertect-nittt ENGRAVING-Kour naiue on 9b carts, with copper- a ag ‘Bic. Work that generally costs you ferMen's Department near door, No. 1119 Penn- a THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.? For Tur Cunpzes. second floor of the ‘Palais Royal” is the largest Infants’ and Children's Department in the Dis- triet of Columbia. What have we? Rather, ark what havo we not. Single articles for a few cents up to $100 for Infante’ com- Tete outat Children's Dolls, Fant, Jewelry, Pocketbooks, 9 for Tuesday, ortery Shoe, Jackets at special w Ureday, h Sharada, Mate PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Tavs. RB Foe Dee tire stock of imported novelties for the spring and summer of L886 are here, ‘See the new , 0 long that they have to be Jointed at the gubter for conveniuceia packing. The new carrince 1 at #24 is the only one of ite kind imported. Morass withthe neck check benders and Seng “atch Svrasois ‘neck chee! jong sticks, bat the credit stores, Is Ir Thamnox Jewerer: ‘The Won't tell you, but the prices will, of course. t who's to know what you paid! O8e. for tol 1d. Lace ith farguoise, ‘aud Heeger a mace, ‘oe omen me puually sell for 44c., but which As hue variety an uang Towers Store ot real Amber, Se abel real tnd real Garnet Jewels, HALE THOUSANDS OF FANS. More stock than shown in any other three stores. Fane 1 20c. to #50. $1 for Fans 13.50 Kunde traudwtent. Cane Beip thet ernie ae be ted Gauze Fan, lace ‘ay ‘zimmeds with wold or Iver sticks, for #1 each, worth, you have i betore at BSc. And fairly good Poc! ‘may be bought for “Werhave thera st $16 cach with, sterling-atlver van tings and Honally as good bargains as the lie. Pocketbook. MEMORABLE GLOVE BARGAINS. ‘has proved these Gloves. in Mousquetaires, with new atyle Em- . men Rd” Mousguetaitse Sem hae vote pattgn Dremel Kid Gloves, all shades, Em- devon: New Urape Green Bites eps eeeee re and Berke Fixe par ef aie fine Suk Ba tak, woe broidery at VERY PAIR WARRANTED, ‘on at our risk. .for Real French Kid Gloves, in all the atest Wery pair warrnitted, Lia iy mize col ia obtained, exchanged, by nail within one month et uae hse Oe Ser JARDEEROUIERS TO. Si oped of No. 13.10 Fennaylvania ave. Seu’ Show window At busted striy ‘All the. the shades Greens, us, Grass, &r ninety-one new and nar mck eters. hicts Tor foc por tien Cape Collars new shapes. i. meats 2c, sof te only enteral good “amily Rack Sine 5 ahd Titeal; Boiting Cloth ‘and Ribbons broidered in new atylen. ls suenish Lace Hearts, OVER 9 vi a be charged 82.50. = o Neckwear at $18, ansuih estate Tasos, You Axwaxs Wasr. 4 Brash, Brush. jute for the BES Sy ieecee awl Eee tise rin At 2he. ‘At 50c. on “Three PACKED, JAMMED, FULL~EVERY DEPART- MENT. THAT'S BEEN THE CONDITION OF OUR STORE TO-DAY. IT HAS TAKEN EVERY ONE OF US TO SUCCESSFULLY COPE WITH THE IM- MENSE DEMANDS MADE ON US BY THE THRONG OF CUSTOMERS. 80 BUSY ARE WE THAT WE HAVEN'T THE ‘TIME TO SAY WHAT WB WANT TO. IN A GEN- EBAL WAY-YOU MUST COME TO US FOR WHATEVER YOU WANT IN THE WEARING APPARAL LINE, AND WE ARE CONFIDENT WE CAN SUIT YOU WITH THE GOODS AND PLEASE YOU WITH THE PRICES AT WHICH WE OFFER THEM. WE'VE ONLY ONE PRICE, AND THATS ‘THE LOWEST THAT FIRST-CLASS HONORABLE GOODS CAN BE SOLD AT, AND WE'VE AN IN- EXHAUSTIBLE STOCK FROM WHICH YOU CAN SELECT. ONE SPECIAL THING OCCURS TO US, HOW- EVER, AND ITS THI! OVER, AND THE DRENCHING RAIN GIVES PLACE TO PLEASANT SUNSHINE, YOU'LL, IN ALL PROB- ABILITY, WANT A LIGHT-WEIGHT OVERCOAT. AFTER THE STORM 18 DON'T YOU THINK SO? WELL, IF YOU DO WE PROUDLY REFER YOUTO OUR STOCK. IT'S JUST BEEN RECEIVED. IT CONTAINS THE VERY LATEST PATTERNS, AND EACH AND EVERY GARMENT HAS BEEN CUT, MADE AND TRIMMED INAMANNER THAT BESPEAKS FORIT—EXCEL- LENCE, SAKS AND COMPANY, THE BUSY OUTFITTERS, SEYENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. Bs Tue Paws Or Wasutxerox Is in her beautiful streets, her grand public ‘buildings, and counting amongst its many mer- cantile houses THE LOWEST PRICED RETAILERS OF FINE, RELIABLE ROOT WEAR IN AMERICA, WM. HAHN & CO. RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES. ‘Main Store: 816 7th st, Pa ave, Capitol Hill Store: 23i Pa. ave. 4.2. = The only house where you can buy the fotlow- ing Strictly Solid Leather and Reliable Goods: Ladies’ Pebble Button at@1. Ladies’ Dongola Kid Button at $1 Ladies’ French Dongola Button, from A to E ‘Width, any shape, #2. Ladies “Best on Globe” 3 hand-made Shoes. Genta’ Velvet Embroidered Slippers at 50c, Gent's Genuine Calf Shoes, 1.50. Gents Seamless Smooth Inner Soled Calf Button, Laced and Gaiters, at $2. Gents’ “Best on Globe” Strictly Hand-Sewed Fine 83 Shoes. ‘The Best and Cheepest Children’s Shoes in the world. . Handsome Inaugural Souvenir to every pur- chaser. mbs-e0 mE AND SwoKe! ON ACCOUNT OF THE FIRE AT H. FRIEDLANDER'S CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, 912 F ST. X. W., THE ENTIRE STOCK WILL BE SOLD AT ONE- THIRD LESS THAN ORIGINAL COST BY THE INSURANCE COMPA: ‘Men's Fine Dress Suits at #4, #5, $6, 87 and ‘Men’s Fine Pants, $1.20, 1.50, $1.75, 82.50. and asin the | Elegant Fine Spring Overcoats at $4.63, $5.25, 62 and 86, Children’s Suits, $1.20, #1.37, $1.50, $1.75, #2 and 50; worth from $4 to 89 per sit, Rewe.aber, the goods are slightly smoked and must ty etd ta 15 Sige by we insurance company. 92 PF at. N.W. Six Doors rom 9th st, mb1-3:n Kas SILVERWARE OF RARE AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, Sold Extensively et Home and Abroad. Manufactured by SAM'L KIRK & SON, 114 Baltimore st, Baltimore, Ma, Established 1817. Also, JEWELRY, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, AND OTHER GEMS. snb4-}in INDON AND PARIS STYLES ow reac STRING AND suai SPECIALTIES ies’ Riding Habits, Travelin Costumes, Walking Gowns, Uisters: Jackets. Driviig Gente ae ‘of Mr. Jno, All Indies” work ta under the mipervision lesiug, late with Creed, of ‘and Faris, jou guaranteed. OWEN, MERCHANT TAILOR, mb4-3m_ Cor. New York 14 10th st. 'ONDERS_ FOR CHILDREN! SCRAP _ B00) A) Pictures. Toys, Gaines. Favors, Studien Hargion ‘anes, Japanese Napkins, Materials for making Paper Flor ‘French: Fane) lel Carls Mimttation of Leather Gooda 3 SHY GGOTs 471 th st. je12-2m* Soueruxe New. LEATHEROID TRUNKS. ‘Very light in weight, STRONGER and MORE DURABLE than ‘Sole Leather, and ot HALF THE PRICE. ‘Made and sold only at TOPHAW'S ‘Trank Factory, 1231 Ps. ave, mh2-1w FOR HIRE, 416 9TH ST. XW, , ey Ty icsce Tantre Acres Or Froonre Sparse Oneuee Stone N Ews,” COVERED WITH 2 WOODWARD & LOTHROP, qpices —e UPHOLSTERY GOODS, Wohave concluded to have a “Formal Open- AND INTERIOR ret manage ms we tnnpert thie Miata Fesbunungen ‘here every] eeday, March Sand @. We acknowledge that thity is marked 11 ixin figures and you cau sce at lance tie cost of houseturuishiug of ail classes frou rlainest to the 4 Cliave every variety in the different goods;we sal, PYouarealscinvited to i289 a Bins Eye View of ‘Washington from our roof: the building is eo central and high, it is a desirable sight. UPHOLSTERY ee Afull line of every kind and qualit; furniture oaTesaia eette See re re goods, teeing a Bt, ot: and oe besides: selling them over the counter. Se aasurankers ReneS icine is of the | equil in country. THE MOTH. doe ne This little is beginning to weare reiting very baay extermfoating Lita, Sine Rea Ti eat sua ee? ‘and «ive us me as we are anxious to avoid disappointing any one. WINDOW SHADES. ee We have s full ine of colors from 2c, a shade, wi teed on ail qualities. me math INTERI¢ DECO! lONS. sofghavg the lancet Line of and Tapestries wal "A great variety of ail shades of plain and figured silks, in price from up. Lace ins from $1. a * — Curyains from $1. Ktw Sitk Bortieres from $3) Fapestrs Forticres from Turcoman Porteree trom 22, Sarit Daiuaake Tapestries of all wines ond ait pet erin Daniasky a = Tlushen ty all coliry sud. 50 inches wide, which weares Ling from per yard yy A large line of Table Covers, all A complete line ot juxes, many low coat vetime ia greet variety, from 12}, 1 price. ‘pieces mated ‘Scrime in ry ion Sill ] 7 an entirely ‘new thin, and very destrublo’as it hier the nlase of eke oad only costs from 12}¢c. to 1 Be. per yard. CARPET DEPARTMENT, FOR BARGAINS READ THE FOLLOWING: 1 Tapestry Rug, 10 feet 6 inches wide by 14 feet OP ianestty kus, 10 feet 6 inches wide by 12 feet 6 ney 15. Sa tapenty ii 8 fect 3 inches wide by 14 feet long, si6, Velvet Ruz, 6 fect wide, 9 feet 3 tnches long, #12. 1 Beuy Brussels Huge 0 Sect wide by? feet Sinekea TeisSiy Brumels Rug, 6 feet wide by 7 fect long, 87 1a Rug, 6 feet wide by 6 feet long, 86. 1 Velvet Hug, 12 feet wide by 15 feet Gipebes long, 1 Velvet Rug, 10 feet 6 inches wide by 13 feet 6 eesti ¢ Rug, Steet 3 inches wide by 8 feet 3 sdtry Rug, 10 feet 6 inches wide by 15 inches lony taney va tuntry i 10 feet 6 inches wide by 12 feet 9 in HRunectr) deus, 10 feet 6 inches wide by 12 feet 6 inches long, $15. i, Tapenty Kia, ® feet 4 inches wide by 10 feet 8 ini hapestiy ili, 8 feet 3 inches wide by 9 feet long, 10 feet 6 inches wide by 12 feet 2 1 ing, 9 feet 9 inches wide by 12 feet 6 incies lous, 818.50 roghalgatty Mis, 8 feet 3 inches wide by 12 eet jon wh tapeates Rue, 10 feet 6 inches wide by 13 feet 6 a ianvents 8 feet 3 inches wide by 11 feet I'Moquette’ ux, 8feet 3 inches wide by 12 feet 1 ia) ootey Rus, 8 feet 3 inches wide by 11 feet 3 iniciee lousy 812. 1 Tiuvate} ue, Ofeet Ginches wide by 12 feet 6 nia O feet 8 inches wide by 12 ng7 fect G inches wide by 10 in one plece, Lugs, 7 feet 6 inches wide by 10 feet 6 hipments of Straw Matting weekly from Chinw, from 4 per roll of 40 yards up. aveu fine line of extra-quality Straw Mattingn, ju this couutry, which ure far superior in y and design to the inported. FURNITURE, DEPARTMENT. 19 up. ¢ Up. Desks from 6 mp. ea tre i of 18 ftoors will be fonnd a polite corps of anen to auawer any and all questions. mh? Tm: Box Maurcue BBR 88g EBB ARGAIN Sss,LATE. ae Sys8 GLOVE BARGAINS, ws Em. Gloves, Tans, Browns, ice, $1.25, at Oe. pair. n Pig Skin Tans and Browns; regular price, pe. pair, 4-button, plain, all colors; regular price $1.25, at $2 pair, ‘To close out Long Evening Gloves in Tansand Black. 16-button Regular price. Reduced price, Sexsey Banca. ‘We think this the best Jersey Bargain we ever offered. A fine Stockinette Jersey, with Smocked Surrah Silk Vest, in Black, Gold, Brown and Ma- hoghany, worth $3.00, at 1.98, A fine Stockinette Jersey. with Silk Braids la Mili- taire, Black only, worth $2.50. at $1.98, ‘We carry one of the largest assortments of Colored and Black Jerseys and Blouses in the city, including every uew desirable style. ‘THE BON MARCHE. vextxa Fowers. ‘we have been influenced to a reat extent by the enormous infux of strangers now in the city, ‘Who, we believe, will be glad to avail themselves (of the opportunity to inspect the various new fabrice and styles now on exhibit—representing, as they do, the very latest and most exquisite Productions ef both home and foreign looms. Strangers who contemplate doing all or # part of their spring shopping while in this city will be afforded every opportunity to satufy even their most trivial wants at our establishment, which they will recognize to have but few superiors even in the langest cities. ‘We frequently sell goods cheaper than they can be bought in New York, Philadelphia and Boston, ‘We purchased our spring stock early in an- ticipation of a very larre out-of-town trede, and the manner in which the store has been crowded with strangers the past few days—o reat proportion of whom have proved ex- tensive purchasers—convinces us of the wis dom of having our spring stock ready at this time, ‘Wo have put the store in the best possible trim for your seeing and buying. Whether you ‘wish to buy or not you are cordially invited to make yourself at home. SPRING DRESS GOODS. Fashion Journals recently have been filled with beautifully word- ed descriptions of the various new weaves. tex~ tures and artistic colorings and combinations im the Spring Season's Dress Goods, in Silke, Woolens and Printed Cottons, It is only left for us to say that wehave them nearly all, and at their best, for ours are personal selections and embrace the choicest, Printed Lustrines, French Figured Wool Challis, lovely shades of Henrietta Cloths, Empire Suitings and sttrac- tively Parti-Colored Plaids, Stripes and checks in the most harmonious combinations conceiv- able. You will always be proud of a dress pur- chased here, Youhave no doubt resdof the artistic and original gesigns and beautiful delicate printings ofthe French Sateen. We have them—not few, but hundreds of patterns in the richest colorings yet produced by the French. GINGHAMS. They have outgrown the name ofinghans. They deserve something better. Zephyrs,Ombre Stripes and Plaids, Lace-striped Zephyrs, Rich-colored Ginghame in Bars, Checks, Stripes, Plaids, &c., with plain Ging- hams to match, Anderson's Ginghams—of course—as the stock would be incomplete with- outthem. AMERICAN CHALLIES. This season's pat- terns run closer than ever to the French, and their price isn't half, Mostly Cream grounds, with fancy figures, sprays, leaves, ferns, de- signs, &e. ‘Harper's Bazar says: “Washing silks and the washing Scotch flan- nels are now added to the list of summer Gressen,and are made with sailor blouses or With spencer waists and pleated skirts. The flannels that sre partly cotton aud partly wool Wash well,and are mede up for tennis gowns ‘and for boating dresses, partly of stripes and Partly plzin. The plain blouse has also a deep sailor coltir and cuffs of the stripes.” ‘We have mth the Silks and Flannels referred to, alsothe Biause Waiste, The Silks will be found on the firee @oor, in second annox: the Flannelsare locatedon the second floor, and the Waists are on the thied floor. ‘The new Flannela are exchdingly stylish and beautiful, and will be extensively worn this spring and summer. ‘NEW SPRING GARMENTS FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN. We are displayine the latest shapes and color- ings in Spring Newmarkets, Wraps, Cloaks, and Jackets. Visitors desirous of purchasing their spring wraps can depend upon securing the awost stylish of the season's garments, INFANTS’ SPRING WEARABLES, Spring styles and weights in Infants’ Cloaks, Caps, and Furnishings have arrived and are now on dinplay. (Becond floor.) HEMSTITCHED FLOUNCINGS. Here only will you find the beautiful emstitched Flouncings and Embroideries at their brightest and best. Newest effects and lowest prices. NEW SPRING DRESS TRIMMINGS. ‘We have just opened an additional Five Hun- dred New Pieces in Spring Trimmings, Persian banda, Galloons, &c, Finest line in the city be- yond doubt, NEW MILLINERY RIBBONS. The new spring ribbous are the handsom- est yet. The various effects embrace “Ar- mure,” “Brocades,” Satin stripes, Ottoman stripes, &e., which we showin the most ex- quisite color-combinations and plain shades Possible to imagine. Prices, 25c., 375. 55c, 65e, 85c, and $1.50, This latter grade deserves to rank with the most artistic ribbons ever produced. ABT EMBROIDERY. ‘We bave © surprise in store for you here. Largest assortment, lowest prices in Roses, Leaves, | Beautiful new textiles, art pieces, &c., in a Picquets, Bouquets, Garnitures and Art Flowers, At 25e,, 10 styles Bouquets of Roses, Violets, Lillies, be, At98e.,10 styles % yard Garnitures of Violets, Roses, ke. At #1.98, a novelty cluster of Roses, Aigretts, and two Canary Birds, At U8c., handsome clusters of Roses in varionsstylea. Crushed Roses, cheapest in the city. THE BOX MARCHE. Novermes, JEWELRY, LEATHER GOODS. PLUSH BOXES, HANDKERCHIEFS, ‘Large assortment. MM MM » ib J.C. Hercamsox, IMPORTER ‘MILLINERY. NOVELTIES IN wets, aces AND DRESS TRIMMING. FLOWERS. SPRING JACKETS. wraPa, FANS. FOSTER KID GLOVES FOR STREET AND EVER- ING WEAR 29 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVR —_— T ‘Ts20 24en ot. nw. ‘Lange Gingham Aprons, 20e.; axtrs large, 2c. ; 18- iuch Cast-stesl Sew, 250.; 26-inch, 350.; Dress But- ‘tons, 3, 4, 5o.: Corsets, 25, 35, 600.; Gallon Oll-can, ‘180.; Quart Coffee-pot, 8c.; Horn Pocket Comb din case), 20.; Ladies? Cashmere Jersey Gloves, 25, 30.0; m Pyasheg dusters, 7 and 90,5 ‘Box Tooth-picks, 40, superb harmony of ‘and materials forfancy CELEBRATED “REYNIER” FREXCH GLOVES, ‘The French beat the world on Gloves. We announce the arrival of our import order of the celebrated “Reynier" French Gloves, than ‘which there are none better. There is no doubt, Of it; they are most assuredly equal to the best Gloves made, m point of quality and prepare- tion of the skin, the tanning, the dyeing, the stitebing and the finishing. New gored fin- gers, of course, and also the latest Parisian shades accepted by the voterles of fashion. ‘The embroidery on the back is in accordance with the highest authority, and the Glove on ‘the whole is the very “ecme of elegance,” a Tegards food taste and refinement. “ Weslso ‘ave them with perfectly plain backs, Here ere ‘the prices: $1.50 and $1.75 for 4-But, Suede, and 62.25 for the 8-But, Mousquetaire. Asa ‘matter of true economy these, though the high- est im price, axe really the cheapest Gloves can buy. BUrToxs, Buttons for the season of 1880 come in for more than the usual share of attention. ‘They ares most important adjunct to s sty} tah garment, and should be selected with care, ‘We purehased our spring buttons with special: reference to their matching our new dress goods and trimmings, and have pleasure in in- viting your imepection. Buttons of Cut Steel, Lasting, Bone, Metal, Agate, Pear—buttons of all kinds and izes. Also new shades ‘We have placed on sale a considerable part of ‘our Sipring and Summer Weight Merino Under. ‘weer, and quote as specials the following good values: Ladies’ Geuse Vests, jersey fitting, silk bound, ‘and in high neck and long sleeves, high neck and short sleeves, high neck and no alerves, low ‘neck and no sleeves. Only 25c. each, The first season we hove offered o jersay-Atting Vest for ‘260, 100 dozen Swiss Ribbed Vesta, low neck an@ ‘Bo alesves, neck run with silk ribboa, 37) each. ‘We also call sttention to our super assert ‘ment of Ladiey Pare Silk Underwear, ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, =z Corner 11t8 and F ote. av, xs TO! shonld not eave Washington wi Strangers ‘visit to Our establishment, the conductor pf or or back-driver Gan tell ite store la fe ou extent of our two idee ‘Tave but have we We if sf (parallel with 7th st.) ‘ihe front i four Storleaim height, Webuve a compicte Depart ‘ment in the front baseapent (every book sold at cut Fateg "The back Part of the Store in two starien con one Boor, extenmve DKY GOODS and ir bishing Guods Mra n a HAND. SOME _ UPHOL: x I ues. Flowers, Ubsidzea's Opry Gloss, sultn Sereaye, us: dainsre be. The wht Bore cotaprising over 23 > a 38 m3 aw 7%, F bavescxe PD bop DT 2% Peranrvexre, ppp - possible prices, as low epee inayat ‘he Tae ‘sores of Dew Tork, Pulladeips re We maution « lst of 5 ‘88, PECIAL 8x58 PRICES. TEN, RAREST, 2 Ss Pte Re =a A good Zine Trunk, iron bottom, well slated and ‘clamped, all com; artments. ‘Sizes 32, 36 Price ,, a5 2.25. 4 Vp ayy a, weling Bags, were @4.25 and Sook Drbarrwenr. We carry a full line of Books, both standard and new plications. which we sell far below recular prices. ‘bound Novela, &., regular price, Z5c.: now 5 for 300. Folios of Muste. ‘or vocal, publisher's price, S0c, Our rier Sie STATIONERY DEPARTMENT, A full line of Stationery in the newest styler, Engraved Copper-piate, with our uawe and Sfty cards only S4c. "heprinte, 7c. a hundred nest Work’ guarantecd. | Furties leaving town cap bave the forward ett areas a FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT. Alot of Very French Bisque Dolls, were $3. now $1.25. 29, Albums, were $2.75 and €3.75, now 98. ‘You will find many fancy articles in thie department that take up sual ‘pace ia Four trunk of vale. First tr MEN'S FURNISHINGS. 550 dozen of laundered Dress Shirts (ready for use), Big topos pertect sitting, worth $1. "Special prios A faucy trimmed Night Sift. diderent, potter: trim. ir (€0 ufls and side-| Balhae Aaa Tce "werk SE Wo carr Line of men’s farnishings at the low. HOSTERY DEPARTMENT, doz, Ladies’ best French Lisle Hose in 4 shades of gray. 4 shades of brown, and dark blue, They were itn- P00 dos. of “chorpers fart block derby fibbca for ladies and chiidren. sizes, regular price S300 x price 3: rm. “Wercarry a” saw of hosiery of all 'e ‘carry & superb grades. UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. 25 dozen of Ladies’ Swine-ribbed Vests, high neck anal Longe aleeves unl GLOVE DEPARTMENT. ee ea ou sayw Parz, They can be'recoumentd by aimowt every lady Al asnort it of Evening Gloves, all Sodosen of “button Kid Gloves, worl 61: Por Oe, o R'Lst of Ladies’ Cashmere Gloves, worth 50c. For 25e. a pair. FAN DEPARTMENT. A lot of odd Fans, finest Evening Goods; were @4 to special pre : Si jot of ‘odd’ Fame fancy), worth $1.50, for 78. out ‘We carry a beautiful assortment of evening Fans. ee a= NT. i lot, worth 25e., for 10¢, each. We large line of Plated Jewelry in gold terme, ala a uice variety of Bickel abd iver Watties Stone BPEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT. toh got ane Pook ‘oxydized sides, worth 68¢., ote Jot of Knitted Purses, metal trimmings, worth » LADIES NECKWEAR DEP: . pipet of five Fancy Ktuchings, worth 2be.,for 160.0 1 lot of Children's Real Torchon Collars, worth 38a, for 123¢c_ each. HANDRERCHIEF PEDaRryry. worth 8 ana {0cs for beach der be. sotne mgremag rth gine for —— ie. each DRESS TRIM! DEPARTMENT, 1 Lot of black Bead Ornaments, worth for Ge, “ 1 ot Gir dion, all for NG DiPARTM! Pe odds and ends of rie d tted vathorsall shades, worth 16 to 25e., fore. TEESE eee ay DI T 4 * worth 400, Esouse Caxcrtannex We have Just received another taroieg, gap ‘own importation, of those handsome ENGLISH CANDELARRTY, ‘That are requsite for ali entartatnments, BARRIS & Suarra JEWELERS, Made at TOMAS FACTORY tave a Nations Reputation for standing Land ume, instep JAMES S. TOPNAN, 2231 Pennesivania avenue, SPECIAL DRIVES IN DRESS 20 yee Pwiied ties oe cals ws latwe Line ot U OFm aud sty Jen, Pull dine ot Wile. SPECIAL FOR GENTLEYEN B00 doe. $-vly Lives: Collars and Cutty Outs, “Life, These re worth more moacy, aud from 1 & pfrom Le. wy to Bie Oce Esrazusavesr ‘Will be open after the Insugural Parade op MONDAY, MARCH 4, UNTIL 7 OCLOCE rm Full Une of LADIES’ GLOVES, sILE HOSIERY, HANDEERCHIEFS, &e., &e, top ‘the Insugural Bal! Fine assortment of LIGHT WEIGH) wears. WM. B. McKNEW, Successor to B. H. Taylor, 633 Pennsyiveris ove. - Pancy Hose st 1c spelt. $b La eee ‘Lace Trim:sed Apron t lle i -y ot ier Eg ge REMEMBER THIS SALE IS FOK THREE DAT® ‘OSLY TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SAME. ooo A > DR AE A PE APE ts f4 Be Seventh Street 2 ow 13-3m co ‘If yor fail to find elsewhere « Full or Semi-Drew Suit that mects your views of Gt and style, be nat Giscouraged, but come right bere, Let ws show you what we can doin that line, It us show Foe Sstock of the Anest clothing worthy of the name Garments constructed under our own supervision for your tse, Made for this market. We knw your wants and wishes; we have catered to both fortorty years and we ought to, Lat nsshow 778 Full Dress Suits, Prince Albert Suits and Culewsy Frock Suite that in the important features of mai® ial, out,make, £8t and finish cannot be equalled here im Washington. Our patrons dewand the ‘nest thet can be made, finer than can be sold #67 from bere. Our pricesare moderate because We @o mot uctuste, Always the lowest when 9 wont the goods, When you don't want them wets 18 that prices don't interest you. ROBINSOK, PARKER & CO. DEALERS IX FINEST CLOTHING 329,88 COR OF 7TH AND D STH i aT FOR EVERIBODY AND EVEEY OOCASIOS. FOR WALKING, FULL DRESS AND DANGING. ‘EVENING SLIPPERS and TIES, i Blech, Popular Osiors MEWS SILF TOP PATENT LEATHER CONGREM