Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1889, Page 4

4 - THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1889—-TWELVE PAGES, THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: saTURDAY March 16, 1889, THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local ‘Cireulation of any Newspaper in the Werld. apd ae en Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers published tm Washington. rennet In one respect President Harrison has already taken « long step in advance of his predeces- sors, He believes in home rule in the territo- ries, and lives squarely up to his convictions. Probably there is no man in public life to-day who has had a fuller experience in the matters of territorial government as related to the general government than he. Few men have ever come so fully im contact with the people of all clases in the territories and have bad such abundant opportunity to know whet they want or what they need. In consequence his opinions and sympathies are all on the side of the people in the territors and he is determined that they shall enjoy a government in consonance with the fundamental principles of representative self-government so fur se that is possible. In- stead of using the patronage of the territories ws rewards aud gifts favorites he has selected the best men to be had from among the people whom they are to This is a notable reform, a which the District feels a direct and speci terest. See Aweek ago Friday an event took place so simply and so quietly that it has fuiled to re- | ceive proper recognition. Let the hands of the eloek be put back for awhile until we can men- tion the fact to the people of New York. They are just now esiuding on tip-toe looking down the bay for the coming of | St. Patrick's day and the bounding shad, But here in Washington, while we shall enjoy St. Patrick's blessed anniversary, we have hud our lives sweetened and enriched for a whole week | and more by the presence of the beautiful, sieck, Siabaster-bellied shad. And this is as it should be, That noble fish by some inscrutable law of his being is seized every March with an uncontrollable desire to reach fresh waters on the American continent, Myriads of milli for weeks plow the dark, un- fathomed billows of old ocean in their mad journey shoreward, It ia here in the majestic tawny Potomac that they choose to make their first appearance. They pay the of political and personal | Comranativety New. Its comparstively a new thing to be able to send ‘Your coschinan or footman, or in fact any attendant of As $8,000 Aoventisrxesr. | Ar Tue Paras Rovat Your household, to be fitted in ready-made livery. It's} THE “PALAI8 ROYAL'S” original method of Only ® very few houses that carry @ full and complete line even now. WE'RE ONE OF THEM-—the only one, ‘we believe, in this part of the country. ‘There are lots of stores where they'll show you @ sample and get you a duplicate of it in two or three days, but we can fit your man om the spot, and be can carry the garments away with him if he likes If we G0 into a thing it’s not by halves. Some few years ago we made up our minds to carry liveries, and from that time we've never been without # full assortment of everything seasonable and fashionable. These gar ments are most satiefactory in their appearance and wear. They are cat after the patterns and directions of the English and American plates—the highest suthorities on all matters of dress fashion—Made by our own artisans; so we hnow they're all right. We want toanuounce our Spring Liveries in shape for Your inspection. The colorings of the coach coats, eapecially, are extremely rich. The leading ones are blue, green, wine, aud shades in tan, We can match the coats in the trousers, We offer them to you as perfect- | Atting garmente—and we stand behind them as such, For the indoor servants we've an inexhaustibe stock | of everything needed, from the bell-boy to the but- Jer—from the front door to the kitchen, ‘What'll they cost? Well, you come and see them | If you've been in the habit of baying livertes you'll find us ch&racteristically low in price. It's too often the case that faucy prices are attactied to wuuds of this character. nlerate nothing of that kind, We werk the price—the Lowest that these qualities can be sold for—PLAINLY, and sever deviate from it for any cause, | If you prefer to have them made to measnre, wo in- Vite attention to our Tailoring Parlors, There we have all the latest cloths used for these purposes, and your ideas will be carried cut to the Jeter, shaled here a force of experts—and their best eflorts ‘We bave mar- are at your service. SAKS AND COMPANY, ATTENDANTS’ ATTIRINGS, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKED SPACE mhi6 formalities of the season first to the capital of the nation, its chief magistrate and the citizens whose bs keep his company here at the political center of the conntry. There are many ways in which New York is great. There are | Many things that can be had first there; some wn be found there ouly. But the shad is not of them. + The hotel disaster at Hertford has been vughly inv ted and the responsibility is placed on the two engineers who, from all accounts, fastencd down the safety valv The th of goods danse by fire, smoke & KALE AN'S Double Comb my UN KITEKS’ SALES OF $40,000 WORTH , Titi st mhld.w . . 7 Luce Fuoes INGS & Daaveny aXers. SALON PEERY pe HAS NOW OPEN A COMPLETE STOCK BEACK CHANTILLY LACE F Nein CHOICE DESIGNS, RANG KOM #1 eS PEM DARD. NEW OL AND MARQUISE 1. NFINED” PATTES ) To #12 PER YARD. RE LACK Nets FOR oven KESSES AND GARNILURE, RANGING 3 K AND COLORED ntés ¥ = = Doiler was new, there was plenty of water in it, no cause for the explosion was apparent ewept that the s had gone off and left the sufety valve fastened down, It had a few days before blown off at 5 o'clock in the j morning end frightened everybody in the house, ond the engincers probably thought they would prevent the annoyance from oceur- ring again, Twenty-three lives were lost in the | catastrophe and the two men are held respon- sible. engine rr is acquitted this time. ney Fellows thinks that the | Jury have acted according to their convictions Be doubtless 4 himself secording to his own conviction; and Kerr has escaped eonvietion, So everybody is happy except the Judge and the New York taxpayers. a er-takers of the District are required | million dollars for @ rotten tunnel, | h iso rvice to them, for which they mtracted, and for the construction of which they are not in the smallest degree But this is notall, By the terms of the deticiency bill the taxpayers of the Dis- | as conduct The w to pay no responsible trict are uow compelled to pay one-half the ex- pense of ascertaining by congressional in- Vestigation that the United States gov- has permitted itself to be 1 that the tannel is rotten. the next unjust charge which the | United States will impose upon the thousands of citizens of small means who are compelled to use Potomac water, and who cannot escape if losses due solely to the blunders or corrup- tion of the agents and employes of the United States are fastened upon them? Of course when the water supply is increased, the local Water takers will pay their share of the cost of iuerease. But how the nation can bring itself to exact from them the cost of its own blunders ina work originally undertaken for the gov- erument, not for the District, and by which the latter does not profit, passes understanding, — + It appears that an enrollment of District militia is authorized by law without an appro- Priation of the money to pay the expenses. In the same way the Police Court came within an inch of being supplied with « jury without any Provision for the expenses counected there- with. The law and the appropriation need to be as inseparable as the old flag and an appro- Priation are popularly supposed to be. —- A peculiar decision bas been reached by & Jower coart in aunty, N.Y., in a liquor Case. which if sustained in the courts above will serve as & good substitute for prohibitory liquor laws. A suloon keeper sold liquor to a man Giready intoxicated, and in his drunken craze | shot ond killed three men. The widow of | One of them sued the saloon keeper for $5,000 | damages for the low of ber husband. The jury found for the plaintiff, giving her about a quar- ter of the damages asked. Other suits will fol- Jow this one. The saloon r endeavored to prove that he was not responsible for the drunken man's intoxication, and that he bad bought liquor elsewhere. But the court held that one glass was enough to establish re- sponsibility fur the condition of the drunken han. Tf the result in the Kennington election yes- terday could be even approximately attained in cne-fourth the conservative constituencies in Eagiand, Gladstone would be premier forth- with. Beaufoy, the liberal candidate, has been elected in the Kennington division by a majority of 639 votes, where Davis, the conservative, who resigned, was elected with a majority of 430 two years « Thus the Pigott affair and the groundswell of sympathy for Ireland may be credited with a change of over a thousand votes in this small voting division, and that, too, where the tots! vote increased twenty-five per cent. The meaning of the victory is unmistak- able and the cousequeuces will not be long in Cums. ee A path leading im the right direction bas DRAPERY NEIS KANGING FROM el NEW Back AND, WORED LA TOSCA USSIAN SILK S FROM $1 ELEGANT BLACK ©D SILK i To #10 IN BLACK DIRECTOIRE SAND GRENADINES. SILK GRENADINES AT AND * NEW Bi AND #2 “EXTRA VALI toe PL AND #1 SPECIAL BARGAIN AL NEW BENGALINES, dh. FAILLE FRAN RSINGHEAT VA- TED BLACK WEAVES FOK COURTAL PES AND VEILS NEW Mot D WKAPS. NEW 5S AND CARRIAGE s orc: PLAIN FIGURES AND CURKECT PRICES Perey Building, Pee TOS PERRY, erry Building, Penusyivania a Oi Fetablished 184 JNDERWEITERS’ SALES OF $40,000 WORTH 1 guods darnawed by fire, smoke and water, at BAU FMAN'S Double Combination, Lith at. se corner of Oth at | Mowpay, Ppp RRR VY Y¥ 00 900 DDD 58g P PR RY ¥ G GO 00 Ps. DRRR VY oOo 00 D' ss, DR RK ¥ G 6A0 00 D Deg Ss b> R RY GGG 00 00 bpD §ss' pay At the A ppp. AA DD EF AA DoD RE ASN DD F — aA bbD EEE . We are offering Extraordinary Inducements for the ext three days in our PPP RRR YY 666. 00 00 DDD. g88y bp DR RY ¥ Go 0 00 OD DS D PRRR ¥Y 6 "oO 06 OD Dssy D pK R Y¥ 6 G60 00 OD Dg S bop Kk kK ¥ G6G 00 00 DoD Sss' DEPARTMENT. 1.00 Pieces of Se. Checked and Striped Naintooks will pe gold at te a yard of Le. Genuine Damask Towels, warranted wen, L yard long, at 10c. each, ne Datnaek Towels, with knotted, wi 1005 terns, 0 pieces of ® yard, tozen of 11-4 Honeycomb Spreads will be offered at 50c. exch. in plainor w Ginghams, in staple patterns, at Se. GLOVES. that #1 Ladies’ Fonr-tmttoned ve, in the latest spring shades at We are still sel Finb. Back Kid Sue. a pair. Do no fail to visit the A RRR cco A DPD FER AA KR CCG AA DD E AA KRR ¢ AA DD FE AAA KR ¢ AAA D D E a2aRRK A A DDD EKE 7 S18 Seventh Street n, w. 113-3m JNDERWRITERS’ SALES OF $40,000 WORTH of goods danaeel by fre, sinoke wal at ce KAUPMAN'S mblS-lw i Eveny Niw Srasox Buyo . NEW IDE. THE BUSTLE'S SUCCESSOR. “DIRECTOIRE” DRESS IMPROVER. ‘The most Stylish and Graceful Sloying Effect to the drapery of the cress, hitherto so diff piish. is readily attained by the use of the “Directoire reme Whilst forget to 3. A wear of adress, We ot fortum. "Our Coreen éxtre ions, jou mmesina Tditicrent aig scormets for @i etm, all a 18." These show up as kod ax any $20 commer showit, come in all te uew and delicate gets to ft all kinds four different leneti been found for the Fall River strikers. The State board of arbitration has got to work on the questions at issue and there is likelihood of & prompt and just settlement of the matter, ‘The employers and the weavers both show sing- wiar obstinacy, The former are willing the arbitrators should get the operators back to work if they will pot recognize the weavers’ union, The weavers on the otber band object to going back to work Unless they get a promise of more wages, As that is the point at stake, their ground is more easily tenable than the captions one of ignoring the weavers’ organization. The strike is one of the largest ever seen in New England. involv- ing the livelihood of upward of 15,000 people. ‘The points involved ought, however, to all ap- pearances, to be quickly settled by very simple Cuncessions op both sides. Bm RELIABLE COUGH CURE RULES SUPLEME. Its curative powers are mirsculoas Is tastes good. Children Like it ‘Try {8 once and you will use it again ‘Batre lange Botties ouly to Bold by all Lrugyiste dltetuth 3a OUR ANNISE CORSET 84.50 ‘This is superior to anything heretofore sold by un Tale tae) coraet of oer een tena niade according to the very latest principles for ft aud comfort. Every pair guaraiterd. {Uy store-nolled Corsets; were $2.50; now $1.25. ‘Our stock of Infante’ Wear for now on sale. Some of the prettiest styles ever own” CHILDREN’S MULL CAPS 250. Jang Skirts, mage of wood cambric, finished FINE LINE OF INFANTS’ COATS. Infants’ Cashmere Coats, either long or short, nicely dered. $2.08. LANSEURGH & BRO., 420, 422, 424, 426 7th at Tufante’ mhié Mse. J. P. Passes, EMrouTER, 1107 F STREET, Desires to notify ber patrons that she is prepared to show exclusive and original desigus in ENGLISH HATS and FRENCH BONNETS, carefully selected from the leading bouses of e PARIS AND LONDON, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 1 MAKCH 20 AND 21. quickly introducing the new Season's Novelties is by advertising an “OPENING,” during which the newly arrived goods are offered at actually cost prices. THE TWELFTH ANNUAL SPRING “OPENING,” which is to terminate Wednesday, March 20, will have lasted siz days, By no jugglery of figures it can be demon- TWELFTH ANNUAL SPRING Residents are promised a di*play of novelties excell- ing all past exhibitions, TY, NEEENN NIRRR gSSs me ge iS RES 8ss8°00 “uw “Wo kee XSUR BSse® = Gar Preserve this Souvenir List for reference, as reg- strated that the profits sacrificed will amount to over | tlar prices remain marked on all goods. €8,000. THE SOUVENIRS. THE SOUVENIRS. THE SOUVENIRS. THE SOUVENIRS. THE SOUVENIRS, THE SOUVENIRS, THE SOUVENIRS, THE SOUVENIRS. THE SOUVENIRS, THE SCUVENIKS, THE SOUVENIRS. THE SOUVENIRS. THE SOUVENIRS. THE SOUVENIRS, ‘THE SOUVENIRS. THE SOUVENIRS, THE SOUVENIRS, THE SOUVENIRS. THE SOUVENIRS. THE SOUVENIRS, THE SOUVENIRS. THE SOUVENIRS To appreciate the special or souvenir prices, adver- tised in the next column, it must be remembered that the LATEST SPRING NOVELTIES ARE OFFERED. AT REDUCED PRICES. 1f a man, yon are invited to an exhibition of London's latest style neckwear, underwear, gloves, etc. Ifs woman, the fruits of the world’s looms are here to se- lect from—your spring dress and all its accessories. Those with sons aud daughters and a baby are equally Well provided for. The reduced prices are even ereater thau they appear, because the Pulais Royal's strictly cash system enables smaller profits in the first in- stance than necessirily obtained by thoxe merchants who credit, SEER NEXT COLUMN. BEE NEXT COLUMN. SEE NEXT COLUMN. SEER NEXT COLUMN, SEE NEXT COLUMN, SEE NEXT COLUMN, SEE NEXT COLUMN, SEE NEXT COLUMN, SEE NEXT COLUMN, SEE NEXT COLUMN, SEE NEXT COLUMN, SEE NEXT COLUMN. SEE NEXT COLUMN. SEE NEXT COLUMN. XT COLUMN. E NEXT COLUMN. E NEXT COLUMN, Ep NEXT COLUMN, NEXT COLUMN. LT COLUM XT COLUMN, T COLUMN, NEXT COLUMN, Have you glanced at the list of Souvenirs in next column? Well—you are apt to be more dec eived than in structed, The list gives a false idea of the variety and extent of the new stocks. The dress goods are dismissed in ten lines, the new wraps are but briefly mentioned, But nine lines de- voted to the matchless stock of parasols, Space is limited here, but in to-morrow's “Post” the “Palais Royal” will devote nearly a whole page to de- scriptions, aud the special prices for the “Opening” of the new Plaid and striped serges. Silk Snished Henricttas, The new “Ray” Henriettas, Spright Weight Broadcloths, New colorings in Cashineres, New Clotl-finished Serges, Brocade Wool Dress Patterns, ‘The “Banpire” Dress Patterns, ‘The “Directoire” Dress Patterns, Side-band Dress Patterns. Dress Patterus with Sashes. Silk-striped Dress Patterns, 1880 English Tourist Suitings, Koechlin’s Freres 1889 Sateen, ‘New Band-border Ginghams. Pique Side-band Ginghams. New Striped Scotch Ginghams, Art shades in Challies, New Figured China Silks. Striped Chinas for Trimming. Spring shades Faille Francaise, Surahs and Satin Rhadames, New Black Dress Goods. Lupin's, Priestley's, and Courtauld’, Warranted one year Black Silke, ‘The Black Surah Silks. Improved Satin Rhadzimir, The 1589 Satin Rhadames, Improved Finish Faille Francaise, ‘The New Royal Armure. Matchless Black Motre Silks, The 1889 Pin Luxor Silks. Fancy Weaves for Trimmings. THE PALAIS ROYAL has always been credited with the largest and most varied stock of DRESS TRIMMINGS in this city, The “OPENING” Display for the Spring of 1889 is attracting unprece- ally being admired, and is it » wonder, when we show them as high as $20.8 yard? You will also recog- nizemuch besuty and worth in many of the lower priced goods. For the “Opening” Black Silk Braid Gimps, Silk Braid Band Trimmings in colors. Silk and Tinsel Band Trimmings, that are regularly sold at 50c., 59c. and 68¢,, are offered for 42c. a yard,and ‘need we write how this souvenir is appreciated. Agwith Dress Goods and Trimmings, 00 with all the stocks. The Souvenir List in the next column ‘gives no ides of the extent or variety of the new goods, mbl6 SOUVENIRS FOR LADIES. ‘10 per cent off the marked prices of all Fans, Laces, Embroideries. Dress Trimmivgs, Buttons, Art Goods, Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers, Shoes, Bric-a-brac, Children’s Dresses and Ulsters, American Hosiery Co.'s Underwear, Koechlin’s figured Sateens for 30c. . 0c. Koechlin Freres plain Sateens for 25c, All-wool Striped Serges for 0c, be, Silky finish Henriettas for 69e, #1 Fancy-bordered Suitings for 8: 14 Novelty Dress Patterns for 812, $18 Novelty Dress Patterns for $ 50¢, Braid trimmings, allgtyles for $1.19 Black Faille Francaise tor $1. s 5 Black Satin Rhadames for $1.19. 1.35 Warranted Biack Silks for €1.19, 7 London style Spring Ulsters for #6. #10 New style Striped Ulsters for $9, $15 Black Diagonal Ulsters for $13.50: $6 Black Cloth Jackets for 85. $10 English Black Diagonal Jackets for $9. New Loose Front Jackets for 811. New Braided Colored ModJeskas for $18, $12 Improved Beaded Pelerines for $11. #15 Improved Beaded Pelerines for 81 #27 Improved Beaded Pelerines for #25, Surah-trimmed Challie Tea Gowns, $15, 3.98 Spring Style Braided Jerseys for #3.50, 8 London Style Braided Jerseys for 50. $16.8 Plain and Vest Front Jerseys, $1.48, $6.50 Misses’ new style Jackets for 36. “Tosca” Parasols reduced as follows: Marked$1.98, 2.68, 83.25, 83.9) For $1.75, 82.50, 82.98, $i One of & kind Novelty Parasols: Marked $7.68, 12.98, $13.98, #24.98, For 86.98, 11.98, $12.95, $23.75. Carriage Parasols reduced as follows Marked = $1.48, 82.98, $4.50. For $1.29, 8198, 2.79, S419. Genuine “Gloria” Umbrellas, warranted one year Marked = 81.35, 81.60, 82.20, 82.48, For S120, $1.49. e198, S219. Silk Umbrellas, warranted one year: Marked 2.48, 84.68, 86.48, 87.98, For $1.98, 84.25, 85.98, $6.08, 24¢. Linen Handkerchiefs, all styles, for 10c. Linen Handkerchiefs, all styles, for 20c, . China Silk Handkerchiefs for 29c. 50c. Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs for 40c. Se, Children’s Pure Lincn Handkerchiefs for 4c. | 124¢c. Pure Linen Collars, 3 for 25c. ‘Mec. Pure Linen Cuffs, 3 pairs for 250 25e, Ruffings, all styles, for 20c, box Tourist Ruitling for 19¢, 8c. Lace-bordered Veiling tor 50e, Se. Chenille-dotted Veils for Ge. #1 Silk Spanish Lace Scarfs for 89e. Lace Scarfs, 10 feet long, for 82. Silk Windsor Scarfs for 20c. ® Embroidered Mull Ties for 10c, rsian Scarfs, for draping, for 39c. 3c. Lace Tidies for 4 for . Embroideries, all styles, fo Japanese Fansin all styles— c. 1 606.1 800, For. ve. | OBe. #@1.50 “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves for $1.3 #1 4-Button Elite Kid Gloves for #6e, $1.85 “Palais Royal” undressed Mousquetsires Every pair warranted, ‘YSe. &-button Mousquetaires for 89e, ‘Tafetta Silk Mousquetaires for . de. Tafetta Silk Mousquetaires for 30c, #1 Misses and Boys’ Kid Gloves, All Jewelry marke: Is offered at. $2.50 Andrea Kid Button Boots foréL.71. $3.50 English “Waukenphast” Boots for $2.70. 0 Croxton, Wood & Co.'s Spring Boots for $3.15. #4 Hand-Sewed Button Boots for #2.70, #5 Curtis & Wheeler's Spring Bouts, 34. #2.79 Hanan’s Boy’s Boots for 81.80. 5 Misses Spring-heel Boots for $1.80, $2 Children’s But. Kid Boots for @1.13, 8c. a bottle Brown's Shoe Dressing for 6c. Tde. Corsets, all styles, for Sbe, #1 French Woven Corsets for S4e. #1.50 Coutil Corsets, all style >. Bustles, all styles, for 12 Ze. Night Gowns, all styles, for 69e. PRe., all styles Gowns and Skirts for 84c. 50e, Chemises and Corset Covers for 3: Gc, Chemises and Drawers for 5c. $1.15 Infant's Slips for Oe. 4%, Dresses 39¢., and 756. Ne. Mull Caps, new style BHe. 16 Infant’s Hand-knit Sucques, for 29¢, Knit Bibs and Booties, for Ltc, hirt Waists for 39e. ped Pillow Shaius for 196. Summer Bal Fuglish Balbriggan Hose for 1 Schopper's Fancy Spring Hose for chopper's Black Ribbed Hose, Fancy Striped Cotton Hose for 3. tibbed “C, & G.” Lisle Hose for 45c. ancy Silk Lisle Hose for 48e, . New Boot-Pattern Lisl+ Hose, 68¢, Spun Silk Hose, all styles, a S Silk Hose, all styles, for Children’s Colored hose, 2 pairs for 25 Ladies’ Spring underwear, ail styles, Silk Vests marked. Are offered ests marked offered at Ladies’ and derwear, 10 per cent, discount. Novelty Rubber Raglans for ladies— 10¢. bars Glycerine Soap for Ye. 14c. White Rose and Tea Soap for 12¢. Warranted Genuine Cuticura Soap for 14e, Que. bottles of Bay Rum for 18c. Se. bottles of Florida Water for 19¢, 37e. Lubins Extracts for 3lc, . 50c. Hair brushes for 44c, 20c. Tooth brushes for 15¢, 25e. Rubber Combs for 20c. Rie. Best Silk Elastic for 19c, 19¢. boxes of writing paper for 15c, Ge. packages of envelopes for Se. 2dc. gilt-edge playing cards for 20c, SOUVENIRS FOR MEN. 85c. Palais Royal Dress Shirts for 78c. ‘75e. Fancy Trimmed Night Shirts for 68c, $1 Plaited Front Night Shirts for 880, 15, 3-ply Linen Collars for lle. 20c. 4-ply Linen Cuffs for 160, 25c. Scarfs, in all styles, for 2c, 50c. Scarfs, in all styles, for 440. ‘75e. Scarfs, in all styles, for 6c. 25c. Half Hose, all styles, for 21c. BSc. Half Hose, all styles, for 290, 60c. Half Hose, all styles, for 440. Special Lot English Bal Socks for 18c. pair, 25c. Gauze and Bal Underwear for 21c. 50c, Underwear, in spring weights, for 44c, ‘7c. Fancy Bal Underwear for 69¢, 1 Underwear, in spring weights, for 89c, ‘75e. all Silk Suspenders for 50c, 81 English Dogskin Gloves for 890, 81.50 English Calfekin Gloves for 81.35. $1.30 Genuine “Gloria Umbrellas for $1.20. 82.20 Bilver and Rolled Gold Handles for ¢1,08, 82.48 Warranted Silk Umbrelias for $1.98, $2.68 English Mackintoshes for 82.79. $4.08 Feather-weight Rubber Coats for 84.25, ‘12héc. pure Linen Handkerchiefs for 102, a ance Pr pt “*Srone News: Fo Mosoas, F Lace. ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS, sS8s Sss,PECIAL 8558 885s Case after case of new goods are being opened and Putin stock. To mention all would be an impossi- bility, but ALL are MARKED alike—that is, av the very lowest prices we possibly can mention. We have been among the people of Washington many years, long enough to be known that we do not ask “FANCY PRICES FOR FANCY GOODS,” and that what we rep- resent goods to be you may rely on, 80 it isof no use of dwelling on those subject The prices we have mentioned below are as “start- ers” togive the season an early push. You can get your picknow, Later on you can’t, MEN'S FURNISHINGS. 100 doz. of 4-ply 180, cuffs; special price, 2 pair for 25¢. A fine line of medium w.ixht Merino underwear Just the thing for this changeable weather; shirts and drawers, 35e. each, 3 for $1. An elewant live of New Spring Neckwear, 4-in. hands, tecks and puffs; nobby patterns, usual’ price in Furnishing Stores 7c, Special price, # Se choice. Anew line of 2.ic, neckwear. Special price, 21¢, A large line of shades, PARASOLS, We are showing an unlimited assortment of all the things, Plaids, Checks, Stripes, Plain Colors, Black aud White dilk Lace Covered, &., and all the new shapes in bandles, including the very popular Long ‘Tosca sticks, A line of Black Silk 16-inch Ebony “Tosca” stick handles, with 14 kt. Gold Cap and band and large silk tassel, Worth $6.50. Special Price #3. A Black Silk 16-inch Dog Wood**Tosca” stick, Ivory Tip. Special Price #4 Black Silk I-inch Etched Oxydized “Tosca” handles, Special Price $6.75. Prices of our parasols range from 82 to 815. UPHOLSTERY AND ART DEPARTMENTS. Something entirely new, Art Squares on Imported Bolting Sheeting beautiful designs and assorted colors; these are sold all over for 50c., to introduce them we will offer them at 37c. each, A Heavy Momie Linen Buresu Scarf, 2 yards long, colored striped center, cheap at @1. Special Price 1 line of Jet Lambrequins, all colors, 2% yards long, appliqued and embroidered ceuters, worth $1.10, $1.25 and $1.35. Special price g1. pair of Lace Curtains, 3', yards long, Wide, side border, tape edge, worth & price 81a pair, Weare prepared to make and hang shades at short notice; weure showing @ full line of new Hollands, which 2 inches Specia WE GUARANTEE TO BE SUN FAST, regular width and length, put up for 75c.on Hartz- horn rollers, DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. SPECIAL OFFERS—ALL RARE BARGAINS. 30 pieces of 38-inch New Wool Plaids, in the new colors and designs, good values for 75, Special Price hc, a yard. 10 pieces of 40-inch plain Mohair Dress Goods (just out), in beautiful Spring colors, worth fully C. & yard. Special Price 48c. a yard, Exquisite designs in best French Printed Flannels for Wrappers, Tea Gowns, Dressing Sacques, Blouse: Children's Dresses, &e. Usual price Goc. aud 75 our price 60c, a yard. HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. 15 dozen extra heavy full bleached Bath Towels, well worth 25c, Special Price 18¢. 50 dozen 8-4 Faucy Table Covers, splendid value at €2. Special Price 21.29, ‘The above are unusual values, NEW SPRING WRAPS. We have heard nothing but favorable comments of our line of Spring Garments; it certainly is the most complete we have ever show: Our Long Garments for early trade have been “tak- ing” even beyond our own expectations, We havea light striped “CONNEMARA" Garment in the latest Cloths, at 7.50; a very low price. NEWMARKETS of the same Cloths from 86 up- ward. We have an elegant line of short Jackets in Black and colors, cut in the new shapes, from $2.48 upward, In JERSEYS we are: showing all the most desirable styles that can be found, both in plaited and staocked. JERSEY BLO! of all styles, in plain, striped, &c. The same styles in SURAH SILK BLOUSES. Colors: Old Rose, Light Blue, Cardinal, Black, and complete assortment of Misses’ and Children’s Flannel Blouses from $2.25 upward. We would call special attention to our entirely new style of Ladies’ Gossamers, made in the “Connemara” shape, in colored stripes, for $2.48 each, BOYS’ LOW “KING” SHIRT WAISTS. We do not think that there has ever been as complete aline of Shirt Waists shown in town, We have them in the most stylish and desirable patterns, sailor or standing collars, also without collars. These waists are made in the very best manner, and have the patent Waist band with button that can’t come off or rust in Unlaundered Waists, ie. ; 50c., and an elegant Waist for Gdc. They all come in uew patterns, light and dark colors, Boys’ Flannel Shirt Waists: an immense assortment ranging from SOc. upward. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. We have Just opened another large importation of hosiery, among them being something Bew in a ribbed hose, ribbed about three inches from the top, making & very good substitnte for the garter. To introduce these we make the following prices: The 50c, quality guaranteed Fast Black, 39c, a pair. The 60e. quality guaranteed Fast Black, pair. The 70c Our line of 48c. hosiery is the most extensive ever placed on our shelves, they comprise, plain colors, new stripes and combinations, in cotton and lsle threads. These are all excellent values, Worth full 55c. to Se. a pair, only 48c. remember, 50 dozen of Ladies’ Ribbed Lisle Vests, V or square shape necks, white, piuk or blue edging, only 42c. each. BLACK LACE FLOUNCINGS. We have bought an importer’s stock of sample pieces of PURE SILK, Black, 45-inch flonncings, # rare chance to buy a lace dress at a big barcain, 7 pieces all-silk Black Lace Flouncings, worth $1.50 syard, Spectal price, $1.00 6 yard. . 8 pieces Black Flouncings, worth $1.90, for $1.25 s yard. 11 pieces Black Flouncings, worth $2.25, for $1.50 syard. 10 pieces Black Flouncings, worth $3.00, for $1.98 ayard. ‘These goods won't be in our store Jong. NEW PERSIAN AND APPLIQUE TRIMMINGS. Big bargains in PERSIAN TRIMMINGS (handsome designs) at 25c., b0c., 7hc., O8e. and upwards; every piece worth 10c. to 60c. « yard more than we ask for it, APPLIQUE TRIMMINGS at 75c., @1 and up to 5a yard; worth 50c. t0$1 s yard more than marked. JANE HADING VEILINGS. Just opened 8 line of Deep-bordered Dotted Veilings, worth 50c, to 60c, a yard, for 35c. 8 yard. 1 lot worth 75c. # yard for 38c. 8 yard. 1 lot worth 81 s yard for 50c. a yard. A lot of finest Embroidered Mull Ties, worth 150, to 40c., only 10c. each, AURVS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, mb16é quality guaranteed Fast Black, 50c. a pair. | WOODWARD & LOTHROP. On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, March ‘18th, 19th and 20th, we shall have a grand “oc- casion” in Colored Wash Fabrice for the Spring aud Summer season of 1889. ‘The exhibit will embrace Sateens, Ginghams, Challies, Outing Cloths, Flannels, &e. They will be tastefully draped, artistically looped and festooned, piled in heaps, and displayed ‘n the most ‘magnificent manner possible, The Ladies of Washington will thus havean oppor- tunity to view ataglance the most bewilder- ing array of the handsomest designs and most effective and attractive colorings infancy Wasb F abrics ever shown in Washington, The new Fabrics are wonders of color Printing and designing, and in lightness of weight and colortone, are very surzestive of the warn season now so nearat hand. Customers who know and appreciate the ad- vantage of so doing, sclect their Wash Dresses before their Spring Woolens,and bave them amade up and hung away ready for instant use, There are two or three reasons for this; the ressmakers are not usually rushed with orders; and many ladies make their own Wash Dresses during Lent; and last but not least the assort- ment at this time is such that a poor selection is out of the question. All ot these reasons have Prompted us to hold this “occasion” ‘at this time, FRENCH SATEEN! before were Sateens shown in such a fashionable variety of new colorings and designs. They may Well be called the “Queen” of Printed Cottons, for this Season's productions are of surpassing beauty and good taste. . Never In general effect they are hardly distinguish- able from India Silks, and there is an originality in designing snd a beauty in color-printing sel- dom found outside of the most costly silk fabrics, The ground colors embrace such ex- quisite new shades as Old Rose, Vert Green, Mahogany, Roseaax, Perruche, Serpent, Tice de lis, Japon, Boreal, Grenat, Acajou, Vieux Rouge, Royal Blue, China Blue, Tabac, Leather Brown, Bois, Loutre, Castor, Mouse, Perle Ivy, Box Green, and other equally handsome ground colors, richly figured in flowers, stems, vines, spots, crescents, geometrical designs, &c., a one, two, and more colorings. GINGHAMS, One of the most important of the Foreign Wash Fabrics is Anderson's Ginghams. As the name implies they are Scotch, and are intrinsically the finest Gingham manufactured. The texture is exceedingly fine, the weaving is close and even, the finish is silky, aud as for the Patterns and colorings, they were never so Pretty before. These Ginghams are so hand- Some and durable they have won for themselves a world-wide popularity. The colors are abso- lutely fast and embrace innumerable Plaids, Stripes, Checks, and Plain Shades, 40c. per yard. In addition to Anderson's, we are showing & wide rapge of effects in Zephyrs, Bouretto Ginghans, Embroidered Ginghams, Corded Ginghams, French Ginghams, American Gine- hams, Chambrays, &c, in stripes, plaids, checks and plain shades. Particular attention is called toa number of “Novelties,” in combi nations of stripes with plain shades to match. ‘These are shown in the newest shades of Green, Blue, Mahogany, Old Rose, Browns, &. As ® special attraction, we offer 50,000 yards of fine Criterion Ginebatns, m hundreds of attractively colored plaids, stripes, checks and plain shades, at the popular low price of 12i¢e. per yard. This isan excellent quality of Gingham, is ex- ceedingly durable, absolutely fast iu color, and the designs for originality and beauty are not exceeded in any similar goods. 12%4c. per yard. CHALLIES. Gream ground, with black and colored figured effects. Clear and cool-locking, suggestive of Bosting parties, Four-in-hands, Excursions, Picnics, Summer Hops, &e. So far aslooks are concerned they equal the all-wool Challies, Large and small patterns, in twigs, flowers, rings, and other innumerable designs equally attractive. We havea complete line of new plain shades for making combination Challie suits, or for trimmings, such as collars, cuffs, revers, and “Empire” belts, Plain colors 16c., figured 18c. per yard FLANNELS. We hsveshown you beautiful Flannels in our time, but none so beautiful as these. The progress made in the productions of Fancy Wash Flanuels is almost marvelous, The multifarious designs and blending of col- orings beggar description, and eubrace every- thing that is the leastwise desirable. We have “Outing Cloths,” all cotton, with s Flannel finish, Scotch Flannels, half wool and half cot- ton, and French Flannel of pure weol. These are particularly suitable for Lawn Tennis Suits, Yachting Suita, Seaside and Mouatain Dresses, &c., and general “Outing Suits.” ‘The patterns embrace Checks, wide and narrow Stripes, small and large Plaids, &c. Prices, 25 to 75c. per yard, Superb Line of Fancy Wrapper Flannels in choice stripes apd plaids; 371 and 50c, per yank, Scotch Flannels for Men's Outing Sifrts, Pajamas, House Jackets, Blazers, &c. Eider-down Flannels for Opera Cloaks, Re- ception Cloaks, Children's Cloaks, &c. ‘We were never iu better trim for the Flannel trade. ‘Taking our stock of Colored Wash Goods ssa whole we confidently believe that its equal has ‘ever before been shown the people of Wash- ington and vicinity, either in immensity, ‘Variedness, beauty or reasonableness of price. ‘The display on Monday, Tuesday and Wed- nesday will be worth coming miles to see, and ‘we trust that our patrons at Laurel, Takoma, Rockville, Hyattsville. Alexandria, Falls Church and other near-by points will find it convenient to visit the store on one of the three days, Ladies living out of town who cannot visit ‘the store will be mailed s sample line of Wasb ‘Fabrics upon request. Remember the entire second floor has been given up tothe display and sale of Colored ‘Wash Fabrics for three days. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ‘Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. Ir Has Bers Sav River teats cee aay ues ere. those of any market, you of any, of (his assertion. W. B. MOSES & Son, (Cor, L1th and F ste. now, Washington, D. 0. ‘thes Press. Dining Ex. Tables. Diniow- st ry Tabie Library Suits.7 Pisces in Leather 38 00 Students’ Chairs, 8.00 Vesbentals : Chairs. | Uinbredia Stand Parlor Suite. a Lou. Li's Bedstead id's Cribs jaid’'s Cradies. id Mirrors, Tapestry. Bouse Bosty Brussel. Velvet Carpets. . Moguette Carpets Wilton Carpets éxiniuster Carpets - Linoleums, ip 2 aud 4 yards * Venetian Stair Carpet Keversibie Brussels Ca RUG DEPARTMENT 10 00 ators) Stee cco Dawisiciia, aiid Art Squares, ; Mats Martiord aud Door Mat Carpet Swe Hassocks Ma.tuye Rigs Stuur and Floor Linens, widths . A T Steel ait KEED AND RATIAN DEP ARTMENT. Refrigerators... S00 hoe heats: 20 00 io 00 10.00 15 00 0 00 wean Waikin ¢ ‘Tripod Publes, brass lege s “1 er Tricycies...... Velocipedes. Curtain Loop « Madras Turcomans Velours Portienes... ne baln, Swiss Lace Ligue Lac Lace Curtaiius. Curtain Brussels Lac White and Cream Madn Colored Madras Curtains, nek silk Plush India Gauze Curtains. Cedar Chests, Curuuns. AGENTS FOR Pood Carpeting, Mosaic Flooring, Moorish Pret Work, Ve y Blinds, Berlin Carpets fidest d Woven Wire Maitressen, Et steals aud the Famous Cataract Washing Machine, mu x = Gare Cirx Sroxe Ficrens, WATER IN THIS FILTER PASSES THROUGH NATURAL STONE. JEWETT FILTERS. WATER IN THIS FILTER PASSES THROUGH CHARCOAL AND SAND. WE CAN RECOMMEND THESE FELTERS as EM- . TIRELY SATISFACTORY. M. W. BEVERIDGR, IMPORTER OF CUINA, mhl6-6t 1009 Pa. ave, Panavevesia Srone. SPECIAL DRIVE IN 6 Pik OVES, Ul slindes, The, ves, ail miadew, @1, all sbedea, 61.1 How ane Kid Glove Blacks trom #1 up All giowes thom #1 up are’ Warranted, SPECIAL Ba i ADIES RIBBED VESTS 186, Good qualiiy Ladies’ Ribbed Vesta, 2 Full i bet ‘ods inn Lisl i ANOTHER LOT te Uh ck Derby ub ‘Hose, onl 2 MARSEILLES BED-SPEEADS. Special barease only 2 SATINES. ull line of Fre DEES ‘GOODS. JUST RECEIVED—One jot New checks, 38-in wide, only 25e. Que lot new stripes, all-wool, only Sew styies Spring Flaunels tru 37ig0. Op FULLASSOK Seu all ore. 4, CH GINGHAMS, all thenew st » plaids and stripes, from 2Oec. ap. DOMESTIC GINGHAMS, dress styles, selec. I Zige. BLACK GOODS, all-wool and silk aud ‘wool, from ap to Alusteoea, Nun's Veiling, Challies, and other hew tubrica, BEACK SLLK - in ail the best makes, Black Sursha, Faille, ithadaiwes, Sc lower i price thas fver COLORED SURAHS from 65c. up to $1. | FULL STOCK OF MATILNGS AND OLL-CLOTHS. CALHART & LEIDY, $28 7th and 706 K st nw, mb16 Rolled iron beams, every wize fovement doors, Hyatt's vernet : bore tore, English and. German auchore yout ‘usin ae Pan ag Wood-Burnt Brushes, Glue, Window Glass, and otber fuired 1 tiulding. ‘Every thiiue Without extra fh baree. Estimates it JAMES H. MoGILL. 908 to #14 G et. aw, Hesse By, Hey..W sen He DE ae Pa ‘TRE SPENCE BOT WATER BOILER. a ln 116-colm* “SEAS aE, SESRESG bin goad es rear 255 7 wt nw,