Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1889, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON THE EVENIN G STAR. Were Is Tur Swi. WASHINGTON. N: moxmay CROSBY 8. NOYES 25-1890. | our Spring Overcoats are being rapidiy distributed Editor, | tong the best dressed men in town. Why? Bécause the'styles are exclusive. Can't be found in the city QHE EVENING STAR has the fallest Local | tide of our house. ‘The colors are such #8 you've Cireulation of any Newspaper in the World, | €¢” looking for—thinking about. Our thoughts and end as an Advertising Medium is worth | Yours run in the sume groove, and we've simply antici- more than all the other papers published | P*ted your wants. We know your wants. Queht to, io = = Statement of the circulation of Tae Evextxa Bran for the week ending March 23, 1889: Moxpar, March 18, 1889............ 30,179 Tvespay, March 19, 1999.......... - 29,671 Wapxespay, March 20, 1589. - 380,179 ‘Tuvarspay. March 21, 1889. 30,091 Fuipay, March 22, 1889. 30,159 Satvnpay, March 23, 1889.......... 34,602 Toran... 184,881 Dam AvERAce......... . 80,813 ‘ORRESPONDING Week, 1898....... 27,447 Isolemnly swear that the above is a true and correct statement of the circulation of Tur Evesrya Star for the week ending March 23, 1859. F. B. Norges, Treasurer Evening Star Newspaper Co. Subscribed and sworn to before me this twenty-fifth day of March, A. D. 1889, Jouy T, C. Crark, Notary Public. With the coming of spring there comes also to the front the perennial international issue of protection for the Alaskan seal and the Canadian cod. Canada gives warning that ficenses to fish must be obtained without the omission of an inch of the specified red-tape accompaniments, and suggests that the cus- tomary inhospitality will be freely extended to distressed American fishermen. The republic makes proclamation against entry of the waters of Behring sea for unlawful purposes, and gives general warning against the destruction of American seals and salmon. In respect to its own fish each government says to the rest of the world: “Hands off!” ‘The proclamation of the President in respect to Behring sea does not establish conclusively that the exclusive jurisdiction of the United States in those waters will be affirmed and sus- tained by the new administration, but that course is expected. The proclamation docs not define our dominion in this sea, but it is merely declared that the statute prohibitions against killing fur-bearing animals apply to all that dominion. It is not likely that the exclusive control of the Alaskan fisheries will be readily relin- quished by the United States. Russia held the Behring sea as a closed sea for centuries, and still keeps out all intruders from the part which was not conveyed tous, She formally transferred to the United States the eastern part of the sea, the most valuable part of the purchase being the seal fisheries, and our ex- elusive control of these waters has been since maintained. If the sea is not treated as closed and the seals may be intercepted by fishermen of all nations in the open sea, the value of the fisheries will steadily decline and will soon be entirely lost. The new administration will be likely to maintain that Behring sea is a closed sea. or that we have exclusive rights in it by prescription. While | we are harssed im eatehing the cod, we will | hesit ite especially to our Canadian neighbors, the unre- stricted mght to slaughter the seals which we have bought. The growling of the Russian bear frightens away intruders from the western neries. If the republic cannot growl with effect, it may induce Russia, while pro- tecting itsown part of the sea, to defend the | title of the property which it has conveyed to the United States and maintain its grantee in | exclusive possession. Perhaps, however, under | the new administration the nation will do its own growling. os Whether Ex-President Cleveland declined the offers of hospitality extended by Governor- General Salamanca because he carried with him into private life the dislike which he man- ifested as President to accepting favors, or be- cause he felt that future political cyuems| Le might place him in a position where the mem- ory of such relations with a foreign magnate would be embarrassing, is an open question. There are a good many democrats still who say that Mr. Cleveland's public career bas not ended. $+ = Sir George Gray, formerly governor of New Zealand, says that “America will eventually become the leader of the Anglo-Saxon race, and will displace England from the position she now holds.” But, as a preface to such a change, be considers that the United States must have a navy of formidable proportions. A few years ago such a requirement would have been considered a bar to further consideration of the subject. The renewed interest taken in the naval armament since Mr. Whitney went into office, however, and the manifest purpose of Mr. Tracy to outstrip his predecessor's record, if possible, warrant the belief that the time is not so very far distant when Sir George Gray's prophecy will be put to the test. ee Out on the borders of No Man’s Land it is declared that if the President's proclamation opening the territory to settlement is delayed much longer blood will be shed. It is probabie that there will be bloodshed any way, whether the proclamation is issued to-day or three months hence. It is hard for the worthy people to wait; but there is other public busi- before presenting to the world, and | 1 ness for the President to attend to besides Opening territories, When the proclamation is issued there will be a scramble, and every tan who has got anything worth having in View must expect to fight for it, ——— The young man Hardie, who robbed his employer by forgery in New York and fled to Canada, was foolish enough to deposit some of bis ill-gotten funds ina bank at home and to try to draw it out by letter from his retreat on the Other side of the border. Hence his arrest, with a strong probability of his extradition. It seems to be one of the compensatory arrange- Wents of nature that a malefactor generally knows how to do only one bad thing well. — —$—— At Columbus, Ohio, a prisoner accused of murder bas very properly been granted a new trial because his jury towseda coin to see whether their verdict should be “guilty” or “not guilty.” ‘This is the sort of thing which undermines public confidence in a system that ought to be regarded only with respect and faith. If such discoveries are made from time to time. how many go undiscovered? Kus SILVERWARE, OF RARE AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, Sold Extensively at Home and Abroad. Manufactured by SAM'L KIKK & SON, 114 Baltimore st, Baltimore, Md. Established 1817. Also, SEWELRY. —, DIAMONDS, AND OTHER EMS. mh+-Im GENTLEMEN'S SILK AND DERBY HATS. KNOX, New York. YOUMANS, New Xork. HENEY HEATH, London. B. H. STINEMETZ & SONS, 1237 Penna, ave Srvizs Is Hars. FIFTH AVENUE DERBY HATS NOW READY. Just received an Importation of FRENCH SOFT Bats, light tm weight. La TOSCA UMBRELLAS and CANES for Ladies. WILLEIT & BUOFF, 405 Pennsylvania ave. Bole Agents for STYLE SILK AND We've clothed your fathers when they were Boys, and we've clothed you since childhood. Prices—well, they're right—the lowest possible for such splendid garments. The lowest now. We mark them at the lowest notch when the goods come in. We make a profit on them, too—of course we do. We won't affront your intelligence by telling you we sell our goods below cost and explain our being able to live and pay expenses on the ground that we sell so many— below cost, mark you! Make no mistake, Gentlemen, the Spring Overcoats you wantare here-they're not all in the windows, either—but ON OUR COUNTERS. Correct in style, and are not held at high prices now to average up on fnture “fakes,” ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 319 7TH STREET, CORNER OF D. 125-00 WE OFFERING BARGAINS FROM OUR W5,AEE, © 2 ing. o’cloe! giaeetio fi Tith st. A AA AA AAN AA FFF TIT F . 2 FE zt H E T OH ¥ # # RR! PPP. ft Rm. PoP it ERE PPP iL R R P it RR Po Notwithstanding the great rush of the past ten days, we have been unable to dispose of the vast quantity of goods on hand within the time intended. Onur lease of the store ht ing, through the kindess of the owner, been extended the K UK RRR U U PPP TITT KK RL RU PT KK - KK ? A ar 1423 NEW YORK AVENUE. As every Shoe must be sold before we vacate the Store, EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS ARE THE NATURAL RESUL 5-e0 CONTINUES AND. OUR jed with their bargains. More in DOUBLE COMBINATION mb | Jcuvs Ta URGH'S, 315 SEVENTH ST., Great Closing-out Sale, previous to removal to thenew building, 13th and F sts, $100,000 worth of Carpets, Furniture, and Uphol- stery Goods to be sacrificed. Not a dollars’ worth of the present stock to be taken into the new building. 3.000 shades, 2 yards long, on Patent Fixtures, 22 | CHALLI cts! each 1,500 Body Brussel Hassocks, 2009, 5 S008 Poles, in all Tenth tures, 21 cts. e: ets, each. with Brass Fix- 000 pairs Brasw Chains for Portieres, 9 cts. per | NOT pair. pills Chine Straw Matting, 40 as. for 84. 00 Wooden Chairs, 10 cts. api Sots. te T yard. > ets. per yard. 40 yards Enbocsed Furniture a 50 ets. per apiece. 4 ft. by Se, Raw Silk Furniture Covering, retticed t 1 itaw Silk Furniture Covering, feduced to 1.50 Raw Silk Furniture Covering, reduced to w Tapestry Furuiture Covering, Raw ‘Tapestry Furniture Covering, reduced to 4 Raw Tapestry Furniture Covering, reduced to 3.300 pairs Madrass Lace Curtains, $1.50, @2 and 30 pairs Antique Lace Curtains, reduced from ee Real Lace Curtains, reduced one-half, pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, reduced OUR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT Tail be male especially attractive as resrards price, and you will fi array of Bed-room, Furniture, Parlor Furniture, Tables, Hat Trees, Sideboards, at almost your own price. OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT mnnst be closed before the summer season sets in, and isit will amply repay you. Everything in the house no matter what itis, Everything must. be as We will positively not take a Gollar's worth of our present stock into the new building. a eM eee symm Fe one-half. JULIUS LANSBURGH, 315 SEVENTH ST. Exma Lenox Cue PEACHES, Remarkable for Delicious Flavor and Absence of Canning Taste, A Dessert for seven persons for 33 cents, N. W. BURCHELL, mah23-2t 1325 F street. ee eee Ee eS Sparse Suozs, LATEST STYLES FOR MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN, ALL OF THE BEST MAKES. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR COMPLETE LINE OF MEN'S GENUINE KANGAROO SHOES, BUTTON, LACE, AND CONGRESS, NONE BETTER AT THE PRICE, 85.00. DALTON aprascxcimn 939 Penna Ave, 228-3m “ions sg ates Sa At ae st nw, Paucar a ie Wiian reduced 0) 4 PULL STOCK OF MERIDEN DRITTANIA C Torr Wire Tass. SPRING If you're in a hurry—read the mar- ginal notes. They'll give you the CVERCOATS. bare facts. If you've the time read ail we've got to say—it'll prove worth — your while, 36 “Tipped with Taste"—that's right. Whether it is the 86 Spring Over- 1s coats or the $35 ones you'll find taste, hand in hand, with quality ONE _ perched on every garment’ Not just enough virtue in them to make them END = sell-BUT THROUGH AND oF THROUGH IN EVERY STITCH- THE THE QUALITIES THAT GIVE LINE. WEAR. Now for 86 you won't come and ask for a Silk-lined Garment— But at that price you'll get one that will stand the of course not. pulling and hanling its sure to re- ceive. The extra embellishments have been sacrificed to service- WHILE = giving properties. Eight dollars IN is the next step. Then $10, $12, BETWEEN 815, 820, 30, and 835 mark ARE the succession of grades. You ought NOTCHED to be posted in price. These gar- A ments are pictures of beauty—silk DOZEN _ lined throughout—facings, sleeve lin- DIFFERENT ingsandall. Equal to the best gar- GRADES. ments that merchant tailors can make, and we've beat them in the Price, All these grades—from the lowest to the have been made in full and complete lot! hest— —not samples —but thorough lines—in all the fashionable shades—of all the standard and novelty fabrics, and all cut in the variety of leading styles. We mark the prices plainly on each garment—whether in the windows or on our counters. We want youto know the price—we are not ashamed of it—we have but one—and its the lowest for the best. SAKS AND COMPANY. OUTLET OF FASHION. ‘NTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. UTIFUL WHITE DIM- ‘ CORDS, IN RED AND ERE PRICE TS 15e. % WIDE. SATE ALL COLORS, AT #3.00. JUST OPENED A NEW LOT OF PRINTED CHTNASILKS, AT 21.00, IN LIGHT AND DARK GROUNDS, ENTIRELY STYLES. THESE AKE GENUINE CHINA THAT WEAK AND GIVE SATISFACTIO! NEW MOHAIR: LOT OF WOOL D: LARC IN THE ESS GOOD: STOCK OF mee A ae ‘DID QUALITY BLACK SURAH SILK DON'T FAIL 1 TO SEE IT, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENN. AVE, N.W. Frasx M. Lewss, JEWELER SILVERSMITH axD DEALER IN FINE STATIONERY, Will have on exhibition Monday, larch PLATED WAKE, PRICES SUALLY LOW, ESTABLISHED 1840, Jad-3m Ox Tor: AS USUAL, AND LIKELY TO REMAIN THERE, 1215 PENNA, AVE. THE FIRST GUN OF THE SEASON contains 4 double charge, FIVE HUNDRED SUITS FOR CHILDREN. Sizes five to thirteen years, inclusive. AT $1 A SUIT. ‘These Suits are not ALL cotton: neither are they ALL wool, but a mixture of each, and are Just such as You will be required to pay from $2.50 to #3 for else- where. THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY PAIRS OF PANTS FOR CHILDREN, Sizes four to fourteen years inclusive, at 15 CENTS A PAIR, Come early, as there will beagreat rush for these gots. So be on time. They won't last forever. at VICTOR E. ADLER: 10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 39 927 and 929 7th st. n.w., corner Massachusetts ave. Strictly Oue Price, Open Saturdays until 11 p.m, Lous Ia Tosca UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS. ‘We have just received from New York largo assort- macnt of Umbrellas aud Parasols—Natural, Silver, and Gold Handles, mh18 B. H. STINEMETZ & SONS, mb15 1237 Penna. ave. Soxeruxa New. LEATHEROID TRUNKS. Very light in weight. » STRONGER snd MORE DURABLE than Sole Leather, and at HALF THE PRICE, Made and sold only at TOPHAM'S mb2-toap! Trunk Factory, 1231 Pa. aye. QUPERIOR BIND FooD, ce a eh BISHOP, the Bird Man cf Baltimore, Md., Aumerica's most experienced Bird Fancier jal4-m,w, fm AT SD CLOSE AT 5 ON AQCOUNT ‘DOUBLE COMBINATION, 11th st. ae, Sur Or Loose Covers FOR FURNITURE Cut and made to order, perfect fit and all styles of cov- ers, from the cheapest to the best. Write for samples andestimate. The new importations of Slip Cover Goods have Just arrived, and are the most beautiful ever exhibited. PERAMBULATORS, We are showing over 100 different styles of Baby Carriages, ranging in price from $5 to 850. We havea variety of Carriages not upholstered. These we cover to order in goods selected. Carriage parts of every de- seription for saleat factory prices, We also repair and upholster Carrriages. VELOCIPEDES, TRICYCLES, BICYCLES. In great variety, at lowest prices, REFRIGERATORS. ‘We have the exclusive sale of the best Refrigerators made, Also sell the cheapest makes, The stock com- prises pver 100 different sizes. ‘The line of Sideboard Refrigerators in Antique Oak, Mahogany Finish and Walnut, are very handsome. WATER FILTERS. We are agents for the famous Pasteur-Chamberlain Water Filters; also, the Kedzie Improved Water | Filters. If you can’t call and examine them write for | Particnlars, We guarantee every one we sell to give entire satisfaction, PACKERS AND PACKING MATERIALS. ‘We are now prepared to execute promptly any orders for packing and moving; also to sell materials of all kinds for this purpose. CABINE’ SHOP. Here we have an Experienced Corps of Designers, Furniture Mak 1 Kepairers, and in connection With this Shop we have a Finishing and Varnishing Room, where every kind of finish can be apphed to ‘Wood in its various shapes, UPHOLSTERY SHOP. If you have any furniture that needs repairs or doing over, call or write for an estimate. We are doing first- class work at prices for cheap work, to keep our hands employed during the Quli months, FATAL TO THE MOTH. Our motleapparatus is a large and extensive affair, by Which the moth in all its forms or any other insect can be destroyed without damage to the finest fabrics or best finished woods, Articles of clothing, as well as furniture, are treated with the same result. Write or call for particulars and prices, CARPET DEPARTMENT, We have a new supply of Straw Mattings at 84a 101 of 40 yards; also, of the extra quality we are offering at 2c. per yard, RUG AND MAT DEPARTMENT. We are offering ¢oods in this department at unheard of prices. The stock is very large and the bargains many, W. B, MOSES & SON, Cor, 11th and F sts. n.w., Washington, D. C. Furniture, Carpets, Upholstery Goods, Interior Decorations, &e., &e. MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS For English Rrass Bedsteads and Cribs, Hartford Woven Wire Mattresses, Parquet Flooring, Mosaic Wood Flooring, Venetian Blinds, Moorish Fret Work, Berlin Carpets, Steel Door Mats, Best Carpet Sweepers, | The Cataract Washing Machine and Lace Curtain | Stretchers, mh2:s RE GE: dry Goods and Notions. DOUBLE COMBINATION b ui Apvastace Or Tue NS BBR IT GGG BOIL BBB IT B BIL ¢ BBB OL A A ppp AA AA oD D AA AA DD AAA AAA D aA A A bpp All our G8e. Gents’ Dress Shirts at 47c. each, All our Se, Plaited Bosom Dress Shirts at 50c. each, ‘All our GSe. Jerse c. each, All our 896. Allour #1 All our Gxe, Ladies’ Hose af 19. a pair, .adliea’ Hose at 15c. Turkish Towels 1 a 1k Garter Elastic 10c. « yard. Ladies’ Chemise and Drawers 25c. each. Childs Short Dress 25¢ 9 Cashmere Scarfs 9 All our 10, Brass Frames 3c. each. All our #1.50 26-inch Gloria Umbrella 81.25, All our $2.00 28-inch Gloria Umbrella $145. Allour 10. Boys’ Percale Collars at 5c. each. Allour 8, 10, 123c. Embrosdery 5c. a yard. Allour 50 and 7c. Oriental Flouncing 25c. a yard. All our 8c, Checked Nainsook 6e. a yard. Allour 81 The above offerings are positively for three days only at the A RRR ROR RRR AAA ROR OC A A RE © >>, e< MPHE FIRE SALE CON’ TINUES, AND A LARGE stock of Dry Goods, Boots, but slightly demiaged ty water and eaneees are t way-down UF "S$ Double Combination, 11th at, me. Hens We Go Acus WITH SOME ASTOUNDING INDUCEMENTS. Ladies! Ribbed Vests. made of Balbriggan cloth, low neck, ng sleeves, well made and weil Anished, 1256 cents. SOLD WH: Mn ies 8, Twenty different pattern i Jength ‘fies; excellent value Rideregenierters 1 th juch worn, ¥ urn-over Ruching—the latest alanly nice on Tea Gowns and WINDS ARES, 2 plaids; in all the dt values: sume as nid led be LADIES FL WRAPPERS ig FY ful RPLikG PATTERNS TN GINGHAMS, lovel: ul] mauuer of Stripes and Plaids, at Te Sete por S IN GORGEOUS PROFUSIONS OF PAT- some limited patterns being of our own im- loa, tis always advisable to secure coufined ESS WEAVES IN ALL THE NEW 'S, with new trimmings and buttons to ma\ PARA NEw te igr OSS: AL Gentlemen who are accustomed to 1 Four-in- Hand Tyos will find a spleudit bargains ‘awaiting them at our Mev mter. Dark and Medium etfects in Stopes, Plaids aud Ne Nout Figures, cents. nd SPECIAL PRICE. 2 Engrat NGRAVING DI AIST ae pur Name on’ a Copper Plate and Cards for BU Cents: “The work eonenteet we solic orders nbd will furnisit estinutes for Wed Party COREE BE ve DE gi gk tae Jea in 01 rouble by ne SELES OV] ENING corser PCE ‘al. 4 tively the most convenient article a lady can wear. W ask you to imspect these. No ore convenient astiel of bag renga ever me of tee. You are saved all annoy- Anco by wearing one of thene, LANSBURGH & BRO., 420, 422, 424, 426 7th st, Mis. M. J. Honr. 1309 F STREET ¥. w., HAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK, and in- vVites the Ladies to inspect the LATEST NOVELTIES mh23 in FINE MILLINERY GOops. The Largest and Handsomest Stock south of New York at most moderate prices, mb23 Groene Scr Score SARL Ge eames ot, Went WaskdiaSa Trrspavs Dany Store News» ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, There is a great deal about the Store that Should receive newspaper attention, but our space is so limited we can only touch upon @ few things each day; hence, we are led to sug- gest that owing to the arrival of almost the en- tire Spring stock, you should pay the Store frequent visits of inspection, as there is much to be seen. THE “EVENT” IN WHITE GOODS. ‘The “Occasion” in White Goods started out well this morning. White Goods are almost as much under the influence of fashion as Dress Goods and Silks, We have almost everything pro- duced in White Goods. The variety and beauty of the stock is really bewildering. We have purchased heavily and direct from the source of the supply, hence our prices are as low if not Jower than equal qualities can be bought any- where in this city or any other. “LINON DE DECCA.” White Linon de Decca, or more commonly called India Linen, has been sold by us for the past seven years, and each season it comes again looking whiter, purer, smoother and better fin- ished. Its increasing sale each season is but a Just tribute to its intrinsic merit. It is made from the finest Egyptian Yarns, which are the best obtainable, as they bleach better, have a purer color, a superior finish and launder more beautifully than any other make of which we know. We sbow this Indis Linon in eleven dis- tinct qualities, each guaranteed the best possi- ble to procure st its price. 100 Pieces White India Linon at 10c, 100 Pieces White India Linon at 123¢c. 100 Pieces White India Linon at 15¢. 75 Pieces White India Linon at 18¢, 75 Pieces White India Linon at 20c. ‘75 Pieces White India Linon at 25c. 60 Pieces White India Linon at 28¢, 60 Pieces White India Linon at 31c. 60 Pieces White India Linon at 35c. 50 Pieces White India Linon at 373¢c. 50 Pieces White India Linon at 50c. 48-INCH WHITE SWISS LAWN. We introduced this Swiss Lawn in this city six summers ago, and each season the sale for it has increased, ‘This season we imported a very large quanity of it, and, considering its ex- treme width (48 inches), it is about the cheap- est good White Goods you can buy, It will ‘wear and launder equally as well as our India Linons, and is sheerer in quality. Only 25c. per yard SPECIAL OFFERING IN WHITE GOODS AT TWELVE-AND-A-HALF CENTS PER YARD. Aspecial feature of the “Occasion” is @ large center table piled up with White Goods, at the uniform low price of twelve-and-a-balf cents per yard. ‘The offering includes— White Lace Plaids, White Lace Checks, White Lace Stripes, White Plaid Lawns. White Checked Lawns. White Striped Lawns. ‘White Plaid India Linen. White Striped India Linens, White Checked Nainsooks, White Plaid Nainsooks. ALL AT THE LOW PRICE OF 1230. REVIVAL OF FIGURED LAWNS. There isa decided revival of the Figured Union Linon and Pure Linen Lawns, and of course we have laid in alarge and attractive stock of them. Why shouldn't they be popular? No fabric will Jaunder as well or look so clean and spry when done up, No fabric is so handy to wear, being suitable for almost any ordinary occasion. No fabric is so durable or so inexpensive when ev- erything is considered as the beautiful Figured Lawns. We have them in half linen and all linen—clear white ground with black and col- cored designs, sprays, twigs, and other attractive fieures, Prices 18c., 25c., 30c., and 37c. per yard. PATTERN ROBES OF WHITE. ‘We have on display a beautiful line o. WHITE LAWN ROBES AND WHITE EMB. PIQUE ROBES put up in boxes, containing 10 Yards Plain Material, 136 Yards of 45-in, Flouncing, 44 Yards Fine Embroidery. Prices for complete Robes, 35, 85.50, 86.50, 7, $8.50, $10, and 12 each. A FEW OF THE DIFFERENT WHITE GOODS WE SELL, Nainsooks, Tuckings, Campbrics, Egyptian Dimity, Masalia, Lappet Musiins, Victoria Lawns, Organdies, Persian Lawns, ‘Tarletans, Linon de Decca, Organdie Checks, Ecru Batiste, ‘Lawn Satin Plaids, India Mulls, Dotted Swisses, Swiss Mulls, Plain Swisses, Figd. Swisses, Piques, Welts, Lace Lawns, Striped Lawns, Marseilles, Batiste Clare, Colored Mulls, Plaid Lawns in Isce and hemstitched effects. India Twills. Figured Lawns, £0. Excellent line of White Conled Piques, in ‘fine, medium, and wide cords, 20c., 250., 31c. 3734c., 50c. and 60c. per yard. NEWEST AND BEST IN EMBROIDERIES. ‘The close relationship between the Embroid- eries and the White Goods induced us to include both departments in the Grand “Occasion,” and you will see our new Embroideries draped and mingled with the White Goods throughout the second floor, The beauty of our Embroideries is in the fineness of the work; the newness of the patterns. We show the latest “Empire” and “Directoire” Flouncings, in hand-hem- Soe Or Yorn Favorrres. Since the “Opening” Display of Spring Goods the following have become popular fevorites, Spoken of by many as the FP AE & L AA pr £4 FC AA ld AAA L PA“. tu 24 RR 00 Bey R OO RR OO R R 0O BR A RRR GGG. BAAR RG ae Me Aan RoR Goo AAk BRB AAR R ‘Goo 24 FOR MEN. 50c. UNDERWEAR.—Gray and White Merino Shirts And Drawers, with patent “Everlasting Stays,” Rein- forced, Taped Seana, $1 UNDERWEAR —Natural and White Wool Shirts and Drawers, Spring Weight. 13c, SOCKS.—Full Regular British Half Hose, Double Toes dnd Heels, 180, SOCKS.—Fancy Striped English Half Hose. See Window corner 12th and Pennsylvania ave, 50c. SCARFS.—The New Four-in-Hand, Puff, and Knot Shapes. Some of these Scarfs are usually retailed ae tc. BANDKERCHIEFS.—Warranted all pure linen and full size. Hemstitched and tape borders. We show them with colored borders, but the white hand- Kerchiefs are the ones termed “bargains.” S1GLOVES.—Enelish dogskin with patent auto- Matic fasteners. Lvery psir warranted. Tried on at our risk, 82.20 UMBRELLAS.—Gennine “Gloria"—recovered free of charge if they split within oe year of par- chase, The elaborate and beautiful oxidized and bur- Bished silver handles have made these umbrellas a popular favorite, FOR LADIES. 20c. FANS.—Japanese fans with treble sticks laced With colored silk cord. -—Chatelaines of curiously wrought oxidized silver. GLOVES.—These are warranted fast black quetaires, 6c, GLUVES.—Keal French Kid, four buttons. New style embroidered backs, All the new spring shades, Every pair warranted, —Canvas, in all colors, with hand- straps and buckles, —Collars and cuffs of plaited mull, lace ‘The **Fauntlerc RASOLS.—Silk and Satin Carriage Para- trimmed. S14sP. sols With colored silk linings. 3 FOR 25c. TEDIES.—Hand-made antique Lace, 36 yard square, 73c. VESTS.—Ribbed Silk Vests in thirteen new and beautiful shades. See window full of samples. 50c. HOSE.—Ribbed Silk Lisle Hose to match the Undervests, in shades. 28o. HOSE.—Warranted fast black, ribbed eotton Hose, with double toes and hich spliced heels. 87 PELERINES.—Beaded all over, jet sleeves and pendants, and trimmed with moire ribbons. 87 ULSTERS—Imported, striped and checked cloths, Bell sleeves, tizht back and loose front, $5 JACKETS.—English broadcloth, tailor fintsh; Pearl buttons, &e. Tan, navy, earuet, green, terra cotta, gray, red. 750. SKIRTS.—Best moslin, cut full wide, 9-inch cambric raffie, 18 tucks above; yoke band. 81 CORSETS.—The ‘Palais Royal is made in imitation of the celebrated “Fasso” or “Pansy” Cor- sets—xives the appearance of hich bust and Jong waist, @nd can be worn without discomfort, 2.20 EMBROIDERY.—60-inch “Directoire” The entire width of 60 inches is embroidered; 15-inch band border, the rest of the width in small figures which cuts to advantage for waist. 60c. TOOTHBRUSHES.—The “Ideal” felt tooth- brushes are coming rapidly into popular favor, Note “Palais Royal” price, 10c, SOAP.—Bars of glycerine soap. 9c. TRIMMINGS.—2-inch wide Persian band trim- ming of gold tinsel and colored worsted. 50c. DRESS GOODS.—40-inch all wool Enelish rte al in checks and plaids, Bargains in black ted in lower half of this column, rt OR Canon abric, in “Gretchen” style. Tucked yoke romero to 4 years. SSES. Short aud Long and three-inch emt Mull Caps of three pieces, with high dow and strings, lace trimmed, A favorite because so easily lanndered, 95c, SHIRTWAISTS. We have been told more than once that the “King” is the only Shirtwaist with buttons that never come of. The best French Percale, stylish in appearance, perfect in ft, WARRANTED. i ons come loose, corrode or break within one Warranted Fast Black, ribbed and plain. Sizes for little children and big boys and girls, THE PALAIS ROYAL, Goops. For Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, March 25th, 26th and 27th, the Palais Royal devotes extra counter room to the display of Black Dress Goods. A good north light will enablea critical inspection of the qualities offered at the various prices, ‘That we can buy asadvantagcously as any merchant our cash system makes apparent. That we should be enabled to sell at smaller profit than the merchant who does a credit business is obvious, DO WE? This special display is made with a vi ing this question, ‘Tis for you to reply. THE PALAIS ROYAL, of answer- (Continued below.) Pursizrs Buacx Goons. IMPORTANT. All fabrics manufactured by B. Priestley & Co. are rolled on the “VARNISHED BOARD,” showing the grain of the wood, which is the Priestley trade-mark, and is stamped with the manufacturers’ name. They are also stamped, on the under side of the selvedge, every five yards, with the name" B. Priestley in gilt letters. Without this nove are genuine. COMPARISON 18 ASKED WITH PRIESTLEY'S GOODS SOLD ELSEWHERE AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES: PRIESTLEY'S SILK WARP HENRIETTA, Priestley's Melrose Cloth, 7 Se, $1.25, Priestley’s Armure, 75c., $1. Priestley’s Armure Check, $1 Priestley's Cuch de Inde, Priestley’s Cainel’s Hair, 73 &2~ Since we can afford to sell at ten percent less Profit than our neishbors who credit we should be enabled to offer ten per cent better qualities for the prices than they. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below. Fiw Srrctat Baxearss, A manufacturer or importer in immediate need of funds seeks the merchaut who will pay cash down, ‘The following “Special Bargains,” are the outcoma ofsucha transaction. We and you the gainers, the unfortunate producer the loser: 40-inch Black AIl-Wool Serges, 50c. 45 inches wide Black All-Wool Serges, 68¢, 40-inch Black All-Wool Albatross, 50, 68, 75c. uch Black Nan’s Veiling, 68, 75c. ch Black All-Wool Cashmere, 50c, uch Black Cotton Warp Cashmere, 39¢, z fz Thouzh the quantities are not sunall, the extra- ordinary qualities for the prices will make an unusual demund, and, as more cannot be obtained, it wou't do to delay scall. ee (Continued below.) “pe? i) Lees: Axp Coveravips Goons. We ask attention to the qualities of Lubin's Black Cushmeres offered at 75c. and 98c, # yard. Full 40 inches wide and in Blue and Jet Blacks. trim- mings Prices, $1.35, "81.50, $1.98, 92.25, 62.98, $3.48, 84, $4.50, 85 and $68 yard. Samples will tell where the best qualities for the prices. THE PALAIS (Continued below.) = If the Silk splits or wears shiny a new dress given. A written guarantee so to do for the asking. We ask special attention to the very beautiful Faille Francaise now being offered at @1 a yard. Rhadame, Surah, Satin Rhadzimir, Royal Armure, aoe Luxor, and which will beon exhibition during sale. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below. Jess stock of Bpring Novelties. stitched work, in combinations of Guipure and Persian ‘Trimmings, 25c. to 80.75 7d, AlL-overs, Flouncings, Insertings Steel Band Trimmings, snd Nigiogs | Persian and Jot Trimmings, 63.55 10 68 78. {matched seta, Persian Ornament Trimmings, @12 to €20 ya. If in want of Embroideries you cannot afford. A Hf va to pane our present stock, copes So an WOODWARD & LOTHROP, = ; | Recura Bax BARGAIN SLATE. Ribbon Bargain: 25e. yant. 7 inches wide Persian Border, warranted All Silk Ribbon,in Black, Navy, Brown, Cardinal, Bronve, Myrtle, Sage, Terre Cotta, Garnet, elegant quality. The dest Ribbon Barrains we ever offered. Worth 5c, at ‘Roe. yard. All silk, best quality Armure Ribbon 16, with wide, satin edge, in all colors, at 30c. yard. Note our complete Line of fancy Millinery Ribbow ‘ROW open. THE BON MARCHE. Usverwean Banca. 50 Dozen Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Under Veste in white at 1260. each. 50 Dozen Children’s Ribbed Vests, Fern, all sizes, af 106, each, All Silk Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, all colors, She. each. Complete assortment of Summer Ribbed and Geuse Vests now open, THE BON MARCHE 2,489 yards of Crepe, Linse and Ribbon Neck Ruch ings in full and fiat designs, entire new designs, 150, ayard. See our new Fauntleroy collars for boys. THE BON MARCHE. A) ILLINERY. Complete line of New Spring Millinery Goods now open to which we call your attention Some very pretty desighe in Trimmed Hate and Bonnets already open, call and seem them without feeling as though you must buy. THE BON MARCHE, mh9-1m 316 SEVENTH ST. N.W. SECURE GENUINE IT THE FIRE SALE arpaius in Boots, Shows. Drs Goods and Notions, UF UBL a MAN'S COMBINATION, : minapepata Sone Will offer special inducem Linens. Napkins, and T. = od Damask. extra widthe, 50e. to Special Rargain Damask, # Cream Damask, quality, 506 66-inch wide, extra fine quality, 60e. 72-inch wide (a spe Full line of Rewking, to | ma Bleached and ( Oe. t eae, Will offer a full extra size Marseilles Bedspread > We have only ® Lmited quantity of these A choice line of Black and Colored Surah Silks, Very low im price, Black Rhadames, Fuilles, Amure, Lux- ors, and Stripes. One lot of Fancy Plaids in DroseGoods. Keduced from 50 t ard, Henricttas and ¢ aslneres. All the new shades, 50: Fancy Dress ees Mattings and 011-C! CARHART & LEIDY, ¥25 7th and 706 K at.n.w, CONTINUE a, Shows, ut Wianokesare ofered at way: KAUFMAN" 8 Double Colubipation, 1] thet. se. FIRE SALE Goods, danimeed by water pric mi Esrasusue 1844, ANDREW J. JOYCE. coc A RRR RER TI A GGG EEE gSSg C CAA R RR RI AAG GE CoA AR RE RIAA GGG EER Sss® FOR SPRING AND SUMMER USE. Victorias, Cabriolets, Mail Phsetovs, Ladies’ Driving Phaetons, Carts, Spiders, Buckboards, ‘Surreys, Road Wagons, Family Carriages and ‘Business Vehicles. ‘We are making a specialty this season of Vic- torias. We havea lange stock and a great ve riety of styles, It will be to your advantage to inspect our ‘stock before purchasing. Our prices for the quality are ss low as any- where in the United States. mhit-1m Wi ARE OFFERING BARGAINS FROM OUR e stock danaged by the fire of Mc even- ing; open from 9 to 5 o'clock. KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION, 11th st. se, mh22-3t Curae Sprixe Fon. our Small Nut or Pea Coal at per = This coal can be used the spring and summer Mouth, aud the low’ price ylacesit, within the nese of every housekeeper. We arc also handliny ali other Raies and relephone ‘coal at a reduced price. P. POLLARD & SON. sor. 12th st. apd KL. eon, 13h Snd Rats now mon 23-at J.C. Horomssox, IMPORTER MILLINERY. French, English, and American Novelties in HATS, BONNETS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, ETO, ‘Charming Models in TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS. Manufacturing Rooms no Pog a Ry tg TT and made work in the country. CHOICE COLLECTION IMPORTED GARMENTS, garment being made expressly for us, consist- ingal chelusive etyite in Sechels, Wraps, Mngisme oe, mh22 807 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Offices ; Snex A Pix Ture ‘The highest up in quality SUITS for Boysand Little Boys are here; in Make snd Style, too, Every penny that could be sheared off the price is off. Couldn’t be made to cost less, unless, instead of being the finest quality they were low grades of goods made to fit the price. The Btock is plenty ; we're head and shoulders above: competition on BOYS’ CLOTHING. Several hundred SHIRT WAISTS putin stock to-day. Re ake