Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1889, Page 4

> * m . * 4 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1889. ; ° 7 aici : ER A g88y ERE “ ” THE EVENING STAR. | For Trenspsy, Aran. L112. Lavrs Tanonme News re bes 2 zr. Eat Weve Turows You Tur Ror | Dany “Srone News Baows Porcuun Szormso Puce = = BY . 5 ‘ABLISHED 25 YEARS. WASHINGTON: . eke MERTZ & COMPANY. ier & t RE eS Est, 3 LADIES’ DEPARTEENT in charge of Mr. C. oe A Se. AA a ‘Wasnen, late of Kew Yoek be BM 8 oe ry gx Tie to us—and you'll keep in the channel of fashion. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ————————— BA fT woxy comeaae leer ae Be a4 GOS SATE =] Everybody wants to be in fashion—not the ex- ates TRE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local aUA LLL Whether you purchase your material of ns oF A CHANCE FOR ALL AND BARGAINS FOR _| *reme, perhaps, but we all hover around the edges of SESDAY, APRIL 10, 1889. Cireulation of any Newspaper in the World. : not we will be equally pleased to take your EVERY ONE. conventionality. It's human nature. ? koran lp cobs anemia fe went ag Fit and workmanship first-class, ‘89e, Ladies’ Emb. Back Kid Gloves, at 59, a pair, By the way, have you taken note of the exception- -- repre papers published 22 Model Fitting Patterns cut to measure. @1 Ladies’ Emb. Back Kid Gloves, at 75c. a pair. ally choice and unique patterns that have been made : —————————— —_—E————— pee 604 11TH STREET N. Ww. 15e. Buching, Latest Novelties, at 10c. a yard. ‘up into dressy garments for this season? There used ‘There te not a day but that we open new This is Arbor Day for Maryland. Later dates FROM 8 A. M. UNTIL 6P. ¥. tat TATESF FNTADTES | 20e. Ruching, Latest Novelties, at 12346. a yard. to be a wide difference "twixt the ready-made clothes | rood. We shall continue the “Easter” display. are fixed in some of the northern states, with FROM 8 A. M. UNTIL 6 P. M. Hosters the. n Ex fne Uo ee Si eshte Sates Monti cb Sha. cok ‘nd the custom-made ones. Progrese—that’s themar-| © New “Novelties in Spring Shades of Kid the purpose of securing more favorable weather. FROM 8 A. M. UNTIL 6 P. M.. > po Bales: Ab P*) te mortow at one, oN 4 rower, Every year we've progressed —now there's and Fabric Gloves, New “Novelties” in Tree-planting is not at present of the same FROM 8 A. M. UNTIL 6 P. M. pati ULE ‘apl0-4t| 35c. Ruching, Latest Novelties, at 25c. s yard. seit hie ach tas aaa Sisadlbaas pa nate ad mune eegry vital importance in the east as in the western FROM § A. M. UNTIL 6 P. M. 350, Ladies’ Hose, at 25c. a pair. Hosiery, Laces, Ribbons, apm: prairie states and territories, There it is one YROM 8 A. M. UNTIL 6 P. x. COAL-TAR CAMPHOR, 0s, Latter Sheseh She. ape. in both—in the one as much as in the other. ets, Wraps, &. The Spring Stock was never see . Mi. . ‘The plain, black the wide Wales, thenarrow of the weapons employed by man in his strug- fe 32 UNTIL OP. a een ‘Riagent Deslgue, 6k -1styon 6 PI ‘worsteds, before so large nor so attactive. ale with nature to subdue the soil and modify FROM 8 AM. US i 150. A POUND. h id —_ Wales, the loud-pattern cassimeres, the soft, mellow UMBRELLAS.—Something you seldom think ¢limate. Here ite value is largely sethetic and FROM 8 A. M. UNTIL 6 P, M. mneiiap Giuice: 61.26 Ladies’ Double Cashmere Soarts, at 960, e0ch. | susase in twoods and cheviote—Why, there never has | about untis rina; bat when younced oie | 4 8° "illmot wait until the last week to inaugurate sentimental. It serves mainly to adorn — FROM 8 A. M. UNTIL 6 P. M. ES $2 Ladies’ Emb. Double Cashmere Scarfs, at 81.50 | been the care and taste displayed in fabric-selection you need it badly, We aim to keep theassort- + ANNUAL EASTER SALR. =—t (Sepleap hppa gee ee BEST INSECT POWDER (NEW CROP), ims rae = ese ee ene sen manenehS | Cconmeipenieseione teens tap Snel casuals the sum tnye|P'? A ft A F ss ss i : 75e. Corsets in Grey or White at 50c, a pair. Points: Wit ent price, The feenter wequarante tose | crestast, Wo havo Just allied chent Bell a | cus whah gon sent ent pun am aut nae an On has been necessary to remove trees rather than| p= AyQ Sa a ™ im Pound, Half-pounds and Quarter-pound $1 Corsets in Grey or White at 75c. a pair. Perfect, the latter we aesert~and speak knowingly—to | thousand of the choicest Umbrellas we ever | Waited on. Another reason for an catty sale this year to plant them. Of course with the total de-/ F tun 2 4 Hh Mass Ting, at 7Se, 400. and 250. $2 P. D. Corsets $1.50 a pair. be ewes ec eceal veins thensieowhets, Decsstions | siatel aniecie, estacts of both Rime and. | tegtennpetenr pase am ene heer struction of eastern forests the future would BRR 00 YF A White Tar Paper, Carbolized Paper and Tar $1.25 Misses’ Blouses at #1 each. you can prove. foreign manufacturers, een ab a i h t iting in ROO AA 4 St x 2 ¥ GOO! ‘NED AT REDUCED PRICES FS niyo Crp hmmalggl a procter | mee 8 8 YY fA E Paper in large sheets, $1.75 Ladies’ Blouses $1.25 each. So much HAS BEES, and 18 ——- ‘The Gleris Cloth Umbrellas tobe high com. | os the deustment of coor ee they. We ance of Arbor Day is therefore of real import- RR 00 ¥ ACA LLLLE W. 8. THOMPSON, $1.50 Gloria Umbrella at $1.25 each. Spring Overcoat subject that we'll simply Jog your | A word about Gloria Cloth. There is an abund- aoe cease? oat ground thie Seok and we think emori ourn . » . a> i tions of the republic. It teaches 82 Gloria Umbrella, Silver Top, at $1.50 each. Riemorice # tte about ours, Our stries.are the LAT- | ance of Gloria Cloth that isn't Gloria Cloth. _ | us’ ‘his sale will have the desired effect all rou ance in all sec’ e rep THE PALAIS ROYAL for to-morrow offers cer- Pharmacist, EST, the variety the LARGEST, and ovr Seal cies ani = as ourselves the value of trees, and in those places where | tain articles in its COTTON UNDERWEAR DE-| ep10-1m 703 15th st. c. Androscoggin Cotton at 7c. a yard, : ae Pure humbuggery. Like all good things 1 ts XOU NOW HAVE UNBROKEN ASSORTMENTS TO the lack of forests is not yet felt, it ornaments PARTMENT at special prices, PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. it Ras been imitated, and like all ELECT M AT PRICES NOT USU. x " Pp 7 ma Bo, | In fact a general mark down in all our departments, men ae anor ane ICES ALL earth's surface and postpones perhaps indefi-| x4 spotogy is made for the announcement that reg- Po Ser yard Clare Panty Mlicad Satore: ize; usd sesh Demates have mapex heed Obes baleen, De it is inferior to the genuine. Do you know GIVEN EARLY IN THE SEASON. nitely the day when with the disappearance of | ise prices will be resumed Friday morning, Sarner'e Poraline Corset toe oRening to FOR YOUR SERVANTS. the difference? Genuine Gloria is silk EASTER BARGAINS the forests tree-planting — a climatic | Wo think we deserve credit for method of sdver- | Lith st se. apl0-4t ’ | not fail to visit the and wool mixed. Spurious Gloria is silk ms Recessity. With an active parking commission, | tising that is fall of immediate advantage to you and A RRR, CO D FER y it ti them to lay aside MEN'S FUKNISHINGS. and alove of trees among its citizens which | oniy prospectiveto ne, . & Eh So BD OE = oats igubatcar: es | ne Srtnen Soin. Grate acta te elt — | ses bien st on ae oo ae eae ae befits the people of the real forest city of rue ratars nova. |'T'ur Great Dewaxn Cosrmsves | SA BPR 8G 2. (eo ih texture, hae silky lustes, and will outwenr | MIXED Lirht-Weisht Underweer, both GHIRTS and America, Washington celebrates and enjoys a| _ (Continued below. s 4 4 kK CCC 4 4 DDD EFE « | Putaside that weather-besten affair and give him a pure silk. The spurious is harsh to the touch, — — — that — [4 cut for us; gusr- = waa w 8 2 = ~ wanes \ommmaened ne ch col e series of Arbor Days at the planting season of | $3] 25 Sumrs For 89c hae em 418 Seyuik woe a x. bright, new, light-weight, It willenbance the sppeer- | asa duilailky color,and will not wear as well | well in cvery particalan Uren ree soared BP tho : se : oe es ' ee a Those Spring Overcoat are ecem to ar! 13-3m ance of your turn-out ahundred per cent. The hall- as the genuine, and is called “Helvetia Cloth.” goneneg me) usual 7c. foods. Choice now, 50c. each, Sse a jee styles: whieh fastadie Muse sighe ox @1.18 — ite Merino MEDIUM-WEIGHT UNDERWEAR; Judge Field, an English magistrate, has sxirtaand twostyles $1.25 Skirts, 00-18 | tare the etadel of 8 praca rarer 200% boy, the batler, and waltere—all they need to Be] Wo speak thus plainly becuse we think | shite te tome ee Suing enone regiiong joined the grand army of thin-skinned reform- | Here's cueof the$1.25 Skirts: Pull widthand length, | as fast as we can produce them. We avoid having too | 60 Smyrna’ dressed neatly and properly can be obtained of us. Re-} = son ought to know what you are buying. ee ae clit ‘ ers who propose. to check the growing dispo-| yoke band, 9-inch cambricflounce with torehon lace ge ae ae re member, please, we are the only outfitters who carry a ; AXELE JEAN DRAWERS many of one kin e wish to prevent our sition of the press to speak its honest mind. ‘The editor of a leading theatrics) journal in London criticised a recent performance of the can-can as indecent. The proprietor of the troupe which gave the performance sued him for libel, and tried in court to show that the criticism was instigated by ill-will, but failed to prove his case; nevertheless, Judge Field in- structed the jury to find a verdict for damages, on the theory that the press needed keeping in order. With costs added to the original amount of the judgment the editor will have to pay nearly 25.000 for saying what he thought. This looks marvelously like a judicial outrage. The case was probably not worth fighting over in the first place. The can-can had its origin in the slums of Paris, and it would be hard to find troupe that can perform it. much leas a troupe that cares to, with sufficient decency to make it presentable to a respectable audience. The manager who ened the editor unquestionably | siytes with plat val. lace trimming. did so. not because his feelings were hurt or | Ip short, the Palais Royal Nightzown specialties are his sense of right shocked, but because he | offered until to-morrow at 6 o'clock at a little less believed the sensation caused by the trial would | than the actual wholesale price, viz: ONLY 890. advertise his show. And yet a judge on the | Eacn. bench prostitutes the dignity of his ermine to this catch «sny scheme. He thinks the press needs “keeping m order.” Who is to keep edve and insertion and three tucks; above the flounce four tucks. Here's the other $1.25 style: Full back and yoke band, 6-inch embroidered flounce, with seven tucks above. Look at the #1.15 Skirt, with 2-inch embroidery on deep cambric ounce; four tucks in flounce and seven ove. 2 Another Style—#1.15 Skirt, extra wide, with 9- inch Cambric Flouuce; 9 tucks in and 17 tucks above the flounce. 82~ Choice of above Skirts until 6 p.m. to-morrow ( Thursday) FOR 89c. EACH, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) $1.25 Gowss For 89C. Four styles of $1.25 Gowns and two styles $1.15 Gowns in the lot. Some of cambric, some fine muslin, Four styles trimmed with best embroideries, Two THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) 59c. Corser Covers For 47c. Faultless fitting Cambric Corset Covers, V-shape and Pompadour styles, Exquisitely trimmed with fiuest ‘Swiss Embroidery. We chailenge comparison with any Waist offered else- Judge Field in order after euch an exhibition of his inability to govern himself? a M. Coquelin respect and good will of his American enter- coming “common.” Therefore, while we show a great variety of styles—and grades—and colors, wo are careful never to have too many of one kind made up, That is another reason why our coats are so much sought after by ultre-stylish young men, We see them worn by leaders of fashion on tho ave- enues and promenades. cause we created them. No one else can. “Bell,” We recognize them be- “Rock,” or “Poole” couldn't turn out finer-fitting gar- tents, or crowd more style into a Spring Overcoat. ‘They'd crowd on the price, though. That's the only point we yield to them, Our prices are $10, #12. 815, 818, 820, $22, 825 and 30. Take yonr choice; whichever grade you buy you'll get more style and better value for your money here than anywhere. The output has been unusually great this scason; yet our counters bend beneath the wealth of styles we're showing. Every garment marked at lowest possible prices now. No future Hurrah Sales, Cut Sales, Auc- tion Sales, or Fire Sales. Our prices can't be lower than they arenow. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., tainers generally. The dignity with which he has comported himself everywhere in this country, and the tact shownin such criticisms aa he has been called upon to make, are in strong contrast with the record of some of his | (Continued below.) European cotemporaries who have visited us. as He has not cajoled and flattered our people by saying things which their own judgment tells them cannot be true; he has not vented his in- dignation at the undeservedly small audiences which have sometimes greeted him in places where the French-speaking populace is limited by saying spiteful things. What he has seen to admire be has praised in a judicious way, and what he hes found of the other sort he has censured kindly. Above all, he has not posed as the idol of silly women and filled the press of his dear Paris with stories of his conquests, We can all afford to wish him a safe journey homeward and hope for another visit at as early a date as his engagements will permit. $< a where at 68c. Until 6 o'clock to-morrow only will the price be ONLY 47c. EACH. ‘TRE PALAIS ROYAL. IT'S ONLY UNTIL 6 P. M. TO-MORROW. Eastern Sarr Or Wrars. Please select your wrap to-morrow, so that any alter- ation may be made deliberately and carefully, You know what next week will be, THE PALAIS ROYAL. | _ (Continued below.) The value of such a life as that fof Michel) \Warkrxe Sacxets For Paster Eugene Chevreul does not end with his death. | The “Directoire,” with its jaunty tacket with big He was a great chemist, but he was a greater, | buttons and oe ae vest, is the style par z, ‘ cocellence. We show “Directoire” jac of ourown philosopher, and the lessons of his career wil seer live after him. He showed the world that it | jpPortation. and copies, made to our special order in J ong this country. was possible, by living rationally, eating nour- ‘Thé imported Jackets are Satin-lined throughout. ishing food and abstaining from excesses at | Those with Goblin Jacket and Tan Vest are very 5 i ‘ A stylish. Then we have Old Rose and Tan, Brown and table, refusing to let anything excite his pas- | lish. Then we have 0 REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 319 7TH STREET, CORNER OF D. 710-00 se (CHINA SILKS. ALT SHADES, 0c wool 38-inch Dress N Cassimere Polo Capa, de., at our Mprinye 0} morrow. KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBI Lith st. ne. Wir Nor Heer IN THE NORTHERN CITIES THE MOST FASH- IONABLE GENTLEME: ARE WEARING FANCY DUCK VESTS. THESE HAVE VERY LARGELY TAKEN THE R. G OLDSCHMID, 1007-1009 F ST. N. W. DAILY BARGAINS, Prices that you can remember. Prices that no house has ever attempted. Goods that have no equal in style or finish, Agenuine reduction of 25 per cent of all goods of- fered for TO-MOKROW (THURSDAY) ONLY. Fancy Bamboo Umbrella Stands, worth #1.98, for $1.48, Fancy Cherry or Antique Oak Tables, with Plush Top. worth $2.78, for $1.98. Fancy Bamboo Tables, with Cherry Top, worth $2.98, for $2.28. Fancy Brass Tables, with Plush Top, worth $5.48, for 33.98. Six-foot Bamboo Easels, worth $1.38, for 94¢. Six-foot Antique Oak Easels, worth $1.48, for 98c. for $5.98. Six-foot Brass Easel, worth # BABY CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT. Special attention is called to the prices quoted below on Carriages: Handsomely Upholstered Carriages, worth $6.48, for $4.48, Handsomely upholstered Carriages with plush roll in back, worth 87.48, for $5.98. Fancy Rattan Carriages, with satin parasol and lace cover, worth $8.48, for 26,98. ‘The choice of any of our Carriages worth from $10 to $14, for $9.98, A beautiful Carriage upholstered in the finest silk Plush, with patent wheels anda fine lace cover, for 311.98. Compare our 813.98 Carriages with those sold else- 20. They are rich in design and handsomely finished with the finest of upholstering, where for $18 and patent wheels and parasol. FANCY CABINETS. I will offer 15 per cent discount on all my fancy cab- inets and bookcases in cherry or antique oak, PIANO LAMPS, I havea large and complete stock of fine Piano Lamps in bronze, brass and fancy metals, with Roch- ly decorated shades, which Iwill give 10 per cent discount off este: or Duplex burners, with handsome! marked prices at R. GOLDSCHMID'S, ap10-3m Ae THE LATEST ARISIAN NOV Millinery exhibited at our Tow, 9 ,DACEMAN's DUUB 1007-1009 F st. n.w. FL’ CONBINS QOMPLETE LINE OF ALL THESE THINGS READY MADE. You'll be surprised at the low prices, too. Investigate. which, i AND COMPANY, everyday knock-about wear, ‘THE ALL-AROUND OUTFITTERS, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. aplo Gests, Ts Coxcenxs You We've said little of latein these columns about our Men's Department, ‘The reason is that ow- ing to the unusually brisk demand for our Men's Footwear, during the past few months, our manufacturers have been unable to keep step in their supply with this phenomenally large call for goods. However aggravating to us this short supply has been at times, it speaks volumes in favor of our goods and prices, as compared with those of other houses, We're not going to say much about our Men's Goods to-day, only that our manufacturers’ in- creased production now enables us to show you @ complete enough Stock to stand most any reasonable onslaught, Our goods and prices will speak for them- selves, Ask anybody that has ever bought our . shoes what they are for comfort and durability. Our $1.90 Men's Kangaroo Button, Laced, and Gaiters are specially worthy of your attention. ‘There isn't another shoe like ‘em in town for Jess than $2.50. Our 3 “Best on the Globe” Genuine Hand- sewed Calf Shoes need only to be seen to be fully appreciated. For $4 we can give you a fine French Calf or best Kangaroo Shoe, in all desirable styles, that will put any 85 shoe in the shade, sive handles, are “just looking to-day.” BOYS’ “ODD” PANTS. “Odd” Pants at greatly reduced prices. pair a bargain. 1 line reduced to 75c. per pair. 1 line reduced to $1 per pair. 1 line reduced to $1.25 per pair. 1 line reduced to #1.50 per pair. 1 line reduced to @1.75 per pair, 1 line reduced to 82 per pair. 1 line reduced to $2.25 per pair. 1 line reduced to $2.50 per pair, ‘These run in sizes from 4 to 14 years, (Third floor.) GOWNS BELOW VALUE. Whenever yon are ready to buy your low shoes, remember we have a complete stock of IN these in the house. Gentlemen, it will pay you to visit us, E,asrer Canos, EASTER BOOKLETS pSttin and Plus Art Prints in unique ster. Ihe iinest and best Easter Cards. _mb30 HE GRANDEST DISVr trimmed Hats, Flowers, €.C. PURSELL, Bookseller, 77 418 9th ot ¥_OF RIBBON, U nid. Feathers displayed at Our wrand spring opening’ to-morrow, KAUEM DOUBLE COMBINATION, 11th st. s.e. aia } designs 10% WM. HAHN & CO.'S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE, Main Store, 816 7th st. Se, each, (Second floor.) abluat” West End Store, 1922 Pa. ave. ‘We have both, but we tell you frankly which is We offer an excellent value in # 26-inch “Helvetia” Cloth Umbrellas, with light paragon frames, with a variety of attractive Natural Wood Handles, at $1.25 each, Excellent for We offer also over fifty different styles of Handles in a 28-inch “Helvetia” Cloth Umbrella at $1.80. These Handles embrace Sterling Silver Caps, Hooks, Knobs, and a great variety of com- pound shapes that fit snugly in the palm of the hand. These are very artistic, and many of them are reproductions of much more expen- At $2.50 the assortment of Handles is beau- tiful, There is hardly an imaginable shape but that we have it, Many of the Fancy Handles shown by us are exclnsive—not to be found elsewhere, We believe our present stock is without an equal in the city, either in point of immensity, beauty, or intrinsic worth. We have placed this stock at the entrance of the 1013 F street door, where it will be convenient to both those who want to buy and those who We are closing out abont 300 pairs of Boys’ ‘These are made of substantial spring weight material in lightand medium effects. Every ‘We have just placed on sale a 100 dozen ied Muslin Gowns at 85e. each, that are 15c. cheaper than they have ever before been sold. "Iwasa lucky chance that brought them our way. Weshall give youthe advantage of the purchase, It is equal to any Gown we have yet sold at a dollar. Made from strong Bleached Cotton, soft finish, has yoke of solid ail-over Embroidery, and is trimmed around the neck, yokeand sleeves with wide Hamburg. Ouly 5c. a pair; th of Jean Dr T made. GLOVES ai special price: = 2 bi fod for NBec, nur $1.7 Gloves tor @1 5 All new colors. amoebae eare showing the most complete li cCK- WEAiL to be found anywhere for the price: We hon Puffs, Tecks, and Fourin-Hands in ¢ and hewest patterns. “Goods for which fo pay Toe. Ii any furnishing store, Special Our “Famous” $1.00 UNLAUNDERED DRESS SHLKTS, in plaited or plain boom; Spoctal Price, Ge. EASTER NOVELTibs, PARASOLS. ‘We can’t tell you anything of our Parasols and do them justice—you must SEE THEM safe 4 say that we earry EVERY THING Stylish We mention Alineof “LA TOS jored Silk Parasols, very nobi ‘es of 84.9000 85, - t Special ‘Theee goods are really worth ¥ SILK PARASOLS, with ie. silver knob, colors —Ge brs » Cardinal, &e.; @3.7 Then we keep Parasols 2s. hich as they come, E ERCHIEFS, Handberchiefs that are ine of goods tn_col- nt red or scalloped, all ‘These goods are usually sold for h sti darme, Garnet, Tau, ! 0. We have am | ored, white, hemstiteh« inet guaranteed. AT 500. we show their equal in have colored borders, p rod orec ba bese nally have a lance aseort oRN- ING HANDKERCHIEF S. — 50 dozen of All-Linen COLORED BORDERED HANDKERCHIEF tat sold ior 12ige.; Spee RANDRERCE ne Mee. Special Price NEW EASTEK HOSTFRY, We have a line of © d Patterns that deserve careful examination; we have every color t the New Dress Goods, in COT TON, LISLE THREATS We have about 50 dozen of LADIES’ BLACK HOSE of very fine texture, but they are NOT WAKKANTED F. fore we Will sell them out at the following theres ery low price; they were SUc. a pair; Special Price 29. a pair. quality of the New Ribbed Ki hed or Black, Special Price yy 3 ery afull line of the celebrated “DIAMOND PYF.” WARMANTED PANT. “Bt SRO HOSIERY for and Litle Thread at #1: for Children from She tofhey accel nd size, EASTER BARGAINS * X Penttiee un i xP, Yalues i AIT. - LUXOK SILKS, whic ex ing ate bargain Yrom a large iin. house, and we would aavise our patrons to fxeqileut value for ie a Luxe re 5 anteed), worth fully @1 38; Special’ waritty a yard, 22 inch Black Satin Luxor, weari it; sntecd, cheap at £1.05 japeriat Brive BLAS a LINEN HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT. Something entirely new in Satin Damask T. full Dleached, extra heav; 5 these Towels will be 40c. will have them on our counte: 4 full bleached German Ni 5 ditlerent styles, at the remarl per doz. ‘kins, extra a pkins, extra heavy au bielow Puice, B13 EASTER OPENING OF WHITE Goobs. We will offer, for a few days only. fain. 100 pieces of our 1Sc. India S styles of Cream Satin Plaids, Worth 18e., at Lec por y a erecta) bar- Todia ‘Lines, well per yd. Sikk dfreniNes MILLINERY. Children’s Trimmed Sailors, fie Milan braid, 3 if- fereut shapes, sells for Boe. : Special Sale 6c a STEAMER WRAPPERS, We bave just opened are F Pig on eos Wreaths, &c., sions unduly or the most pressing cares of bus- | “The domestic of good quality spring weight Brosd- Capitol Hill Store, 231 Pa, ave. 8. e, a line of Ladies’ Flannel Steamer Wrappers, in | “754 SL °44 1-48: Srecal Sule O¢ talents iness to interfere with the amount of sleep | clothare shown with Blue Jacket and Grey Vest; J spiced light choice effects, Four grades. Outing Flan- | atid eiubossed, worth 50c: Special Sale Ze. which experience bad proved to be medful for | Bisesnd Tan, Green and Gray, Blue and Gray. ACKETs, nel Wrappers at $3and #3.50, All-wool Flan- | Ribbon black, worth OSe.a yard; Special eae, Sam | Some of Stri roadcloths are very stylish. E : ~ . him, to become ae than = centenarian and | pices 06.50, 85, 69, 90.50, 810, 813.90. See te tara ee ee CaN a re sieata visti at ge aif an gies ose Ovexrxa Or A New Crormse nel Wrappers, $6 and 88 each. mises NEW FASTER yet have every faculty in fair working order. | ‘Those at the higher prices s0 closely resemble the HOUSE (Second floor.) LOAKS AND SUITS. And think what a century of life in France | imported ‘that it is difficult to detect the one from the ever sold for quality. : BLOUSES. More Blouses and House Waists A pew Jacket with ap scams, bell sleeve and tailor meant, in his cas:—a human bridge from the | other when side by side. —— have arrived. Itenlivens the assortment ex- in fin elegant garment in Tan > THE “LONDON” WALKING JACKET. LARLY STYLISH WITH CUTAWAY COATS. Tan Jacket, vest front, bound, at $5,98~a bargain. cig Okl : a clot a ee ‘arnot, vol a - | Bell Sleeves, Cost Back, Pearl Buttons. Colors— “ i rad ee ne Scotch and French all-wool Flannels, in Reefs ets in So dered. rectory through the long Napoleonic era to | Stone, Gray. Fawn, Mouse, Greens, Blues, Terra Cotta, Sr eee ae OL Or Dee Seco smerre eeeeeee OPENED THE BEAUTIFUL STORE, | plain, cream and fancy stripes, checks, dota, bo. | athens Guha gee Cloth, with embrol Sedan and the third republic. Garnet Prices $4.50, 85. 86, 88, 9. with Smocked Surrah Silk Vest, Worth $2.98; they 317 7TH STREET, i ‘Special attractions in MISSES’ CLOT wrheotcnecon Po 2, SUITS, in BLACK WALKING JACKETS. ‘THE DOUBLE BREASTED $2.50 to &: 75. For those who prefer to pay a ‘i : \e d styles, one in juruicular made 2 a (Lately occupied by Mr. Wash. B, Williams,) ‘ pp aT {~~ On second thoughts Rhode Island has gone | Whyshouldn’t we write what we know cannot be a As a First-class Clothing Store, under the name of ie | years = eet ne of Sanh | Te Cale ee in. tateats ines € | Contrudicted? A ‘stock and variety as large as any THE BON MARCHE. dciacetergee a= ‘aists, plaited, smocked, feather-stitched EASTER DICORATIONS republican. By « law of compensation the re- | Sot iu wores ancbined ee = and with “Fedora” fronts of a contrasti ix publicans, having won and lost West Virginia, Black Jersey Cloth Jackets at 84. $5, 86, $7, #8, 9, | ARE THE NEWEST, PARTICULARLY FOR YOUNG with an entire fresh stock of well-selected Clothing cxdors, Ali the desheabte! sod OUR UPHOLSTERY Pd ART DEPARTMENTS. now lose and win Rhode Island. The doubt | 910, 12. J orieniany Ream eats 65 Dewenringchades. @ | | 250 Flush Mews. all zlers 16 laches equate, Rage- and the scare in cach case will doubtless dangle | Black Corkscrew Jackets, $6, #8, $10, #12, #16. EWELRY. Teell only Clothing made by the best manufacturers | to 816.50, # political moral, full of instruction and warn- | , B'#* Wide Wale Diagonal Jackets, 88, 810, $11, | in the country, and will save you fully (Third floor.) " > 12, $14. 816-50. - before the eyes of the ultimately prevail- | “The styles are the close-fitting English Walking ing party, and impress upon it the political ' Jacket. the “Directoire” and the “Marie Stuart.” The importance of repentance and reform. The | ™4terials, fit and finish can be best appreciated by the democrats of West Virginia and the republi- | “Westend mosteritical observer, 9 ova cans of Rhode Island have each narrowly es- | _ (Continued below.) coped defeat, and must bestir themselves to! Bysnrp Ptzames For Easter. pull through next time. Warranted Cut Jet Beads threaded on twisted Silk ee threads, The wife in Toledo who has applied for a di-| The price-list gives but an idea of the variety and MEN. 25 per centon the price. - ON SATURDAY, APRIL 30, Iwill have aGRAND OPENING, to which everybody is invited. We do not consider it trouble to show zoods. ‘The following are « few of the many bargains ‘lized Isell: Ehret Git and Oxpitioed Side Combs, with Real | 1ST wOOL PANTS st $1.50.a04 upward. Shell and Celluloid Teeth, 25,48 and 08c. Good well-made SPRING OVERCOATS at upward, ALL-WOOL SUITS at $7.50 and upward. A Souvenir given to every visitor at Call special attention to our line of Rolled Gold Hair Pins, with celluloid prongs—exact copy of solid gold— at 48c., 68c., and 98c, each. ins, 2% yards long, ecuitr Brice 1.45 Rect ee LADIES’ SUITS, You will notice a great im- P Sheetal 4: provement in the making and finishing of this season's suits. They are equal toagreat deal of the so-called custom work. We offer a line of ay COTTON UNDERWEAR. Braided All-Wool Suits at Ten Dollars. Theso 25 dos. “Directoire” Busilce, wore 406%; Rpectal Price come in tan, navy blue, and bronze-green, An 73S oan einer Eened Oot ke Traeek apd sicevse with Gumiky vomhe.ceve ae 50. At Twelve Fifty we offer a splendid quality of |_| Specaal Price S3c. extra good value. ished (ich or low-neck Cambric Ores all-wool Pin-Check Cloth Suits, with plaited butrouholes aud pearl butvons, 123¢0, BARGAIN! LOOK AT THE LATEST NEW YORK STYLES AT E. B. BARNUM & Ladies’ Solid Gold Rings (warranted), with Pearls, % = : a € 25 doz. of 76c. Bkirts, eaunbric fires jtecks, vorce because her husband is a buse-bali orank | none of the qualities for the prices, Wecan tell you, | p10 O31 PENNSYLVANIA ave, | ==st#lds Garnets and Rhine Stones, at 960. WEYL'S ONE-PRICE CLOTHING gigas eee eEmy = neta: wens eee ee Saiiidon of Children's Coned Wobts ee toe ape. Pi without exaggerating, that you'll be from fifty cents 311 7TH ST. N.W. ap’ fe d m fe sa strikes a blow at one of the dearest rights of} to three dollars poorer {f you pure! Desore sesing THE BON MARCHE. ~ suits are very desirable for traveling wear, EASTER SHOWING man. It is aa inalienable privilege of the full- | ihe stock now on view at the Palais Royal. s 81250. BLACK LACE FLOUNCINGS. ae : sor tragem bebe a agree | Fossey 97, 89, $11, $12, 815, 817, $23, 825, To Creare A SOTIR Black All-Wool Cashmere Suits, stylishly Our bazar of above gvods » Just returned trom New i a 27. ae =o eae ‘orl rice we Inatly woods as he intended, ; anda oto ed byioen ie Visites, $12, 818, 820, 35. PRE GRANDEST DISPLAY OF RIBBON, MMiveaney And introduce to you the many new lines of Spring made and finished in a first-class manner, Dut he says that he could not resist the tem bar’ —e fe ces ries or 2 per | Lcarsing Vieiton ¢ “te trimmed Hats, Flowers, aid, Feathers displayed at mane: 4 Summer Footwear, which we have just opened, we | $12.50, @15.and $18 each. rains he lange quanti ought petual serfs of the District of Columbia] ga-ratre aises for stout Indies and styles for emalt | 9% Cons honing. to-morrow. Ks Te sais Elegant Suits of the new and popular Mohair Prices for & Clearly marriage will prove a failure if it at-| istics and misece, foreesall) BOUBLa: CBMISATION, Tie TPLOA_] Just received some handsome desixns in imported “on oces ne ‘Will begin to-morrow with a SPECIAL THREE DAYS, | Brillantine, in black and spring shades $15, Biieees new 43-inch, Spanish Guipnre Black Lace tempts to overthrow the base-ball idol. The | (continued below.) THE PALAIS ROYAL. Mourning Toques and Bonnets, in Silk and Crepe, at giventetbens. Flouncings, worth 81.50. for @1 a yard. Toledo incident will serve asa bugle-blast of | = neat ———— BARGAIN SALE. A bargain sale in the fullest sense pieces uy specially low prices, it will pay you to inspect them, Utsrens For Easter. Styles—“Directoire,” —“Esupire,’ warning to solidify in defensive array the vast army of base-ball cranks. Rebellious wives, (Third floor.) THE IMPORTED SPRING WRAPS. The of the term, as we have placed such prices on these “Connemara,” 5 pieces “Pessant.” sS8s, —- goods that we would and could not dnplicate after new Spring Wraps are meeting with » ready Flotbishare e2. bored cakes rer beware! Mvaciade: =A: eel Gibato. mpesdiliy mamithakicied, Sys. sale, Remember that there are very, very few | S84) GS OOED GRENADINES FOR WRAPS, The unfortunate housckeepers of New York | Color#—Grays, Bines, Greens, Reds. Sys TT uBR se specified time, duplicates in these styles, and ladies wishing al 5, 82, (bp yard: regular city, who will have to move on the first of Mav, a 1 ’ HE &B8ON MMM MARCHE, | Ladies’ $4 Hand Turned Button, cannot be matched something exclusive should not delay their : ey’ ay, Prices—#7, 610. $15, $16, 920, $23, 4 T BOB MM M elsewhere for less than $5. SPECIAL PRICE, 83. purchase. the day of the great procession, ure already be-| _f@~ The supply will be smaller than the demand. 7] 585s i BBB = ginning to wonder where their horses and drays | We write knowingly. ft Sas. alien 6520 Sach Deas aan se See years floor.) x are coming from, and whether, after all, ther IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC MODJESKAS. nh eos aplo 316 SEVENTH ST. N.W. 5 aied ‘ASH SUITS. We have secured the exclu- may not have to carry their furniture from the | T° mPorted of Gray and Stone Broadcloth, sati "ss . very soft, elegantly finished Dongola Button, all widths, from A to E. SPECIAL PRICE, S585 $195. Ladies’ $2.25 matchless Kid Button, light and per- Tse Bos Maxcue fect fitting, every pair backed with our guarantee, BARGAIN SLATE sive sale of the popular “Hollywood” Scotch Gingham Suits. These are made up from An- derson's Scotch and @ fine grade of French Ginghams in beautiful combinations of Plaids ‘and Stripes, with plain shades to match, and also @ variety of the stylish bordered Ging- hams, Their greatest charm is the manner in which they are made and finished, they being vastly superior to most of the custom work turned out by many dressmakers, They wash beautifully, and sell for $14 to $22.50 each. DRESSMAKING. We are prepared to take orders for the popular Accordeon-Piaited lined throughout and elaborately braided all over, d #30 each, Ap imported novelty Modjeska is entirely of Braid, on Tosea net; #36. Another importation is back and front of ribbons and lace, with gimp alecves: i COPIES OF THE IMPORTED (Made to our order.) | ‘Material—Broadcloth. ‘Trimmin«—Braid, Fringe, Ornaments, \ Colors—Stone, Gray, Garuet, Navy, Brown, Price—@20 each. £7 The most stylish and dest finished Modjes made in this country, You'll say so. ss Cutan ase THE PALAIS ROYAL. old home to the new on their backs. By the | time the day is over, what with delays, the con- fusion and the extortionate charges of the movers, half the population will wish to Heaven that the 30th of April inauguration amendment had become a part of the Constitution, and the bulk of the sight-seers taken themselves to the District of Columbia instead of to Manhattan island. SPECIAL PRICE, 81.50. Ladies’ Genuine Dongola Kid Button, strictly solid and warranted, worth 82, SPECIAL PRICE, $1.25. Misses’ Dongola Button, equal in quality to any $1.50 Shoe sold. SPECIAL PRICE, 98c. Boys’ Light Solid Leather neat tipped shoes, will ‘wear as good as any $1.50 shoe made; sizes 3 to 514, $1; sizes 11 to 2, 90c. LACES. . Black Chantilly Laces will be much used for ‘Millinery this season, We can show you the ARTHUR BURT & CO. —————+ Attorney-General Miller could not have made acleverer stroke, both for the public profit and in the interest of the administration, than 7 on . largest assortment and best values at from 1214 For want of space we cannot enumerate any more Skirts, It doesn't matter whether you buy the . hia appointment of Mr. Jenks to take charge of | Master Jexsevs, Brovses, Srarso-T ve to 98c. a yard with many prices between. ee teed ep igest eleraton! ng Aare the government telephone cases. Mr. Jenks’ WRAPPERS. ‘ erage wae nee. We ae ue anaueonshal the bar, pac" epee We dismiss this important branch of the depart- hierar sotet ats ee Te ee ey ee SAD ee the only dressmakers in the city doing this general his work commanded the admiration | "gah Tita bet brief meutic. a PATENT-LEATHER TIPPPED, worth #2.48, : beautiful work. We have also just taken out Of everybody except the objects of his prosecu- | our stock of Faster Novelties, oO” Without seeing —BURT'S~ THE BON MARCHE. ap5-e0 824 7TH ST. BET. Handi. W. | of our workroom an elegant line of adler pop esti ee reoggepha —— outs | _ (Continued below.) THE PALAIS ROYAL, mee. SUPERIOR BIRD FOOD. prmcsadro pr gga tan yad pth hone cases. The fac e a Sl Meee _—— CARTONS OF FANCY RIBBON, No. 16, 8c. i Bix ‘Health torney-geueral has ignored politics in this ap- Baro Tue Cunpnex Here soauvn Busrsco. 0 Ser j,Chisdren's Fancy Mixed Sailors, 17; | Seeds, Mocking bird Food, Bird Dainties, Bird Hi ‘waist will be finished to your measure and pointment and chosen the bestman regardless | Mises from 12 to 18 years of age may be fitted with morrow. RAUPMAS'S BOCBLE COMBINATION, sn a of the fact of his being « hard-shell democrat, | Suitcr Suite made tein Cee, “Empire” and | 470 1211 F STREET N, W. | Lithetae 07 aplo-dt'| 4 BISH! Thos’ expenenced Cd ~ehnaad (Parlors, third floor.) will do much to confirm public confidence in | to $16. bee Sscamaeeag Tsou Axp F. aNcY Sus. a ‘asm Fou SisnoPse Siomerpeantorep any abet full pail — the department of justice in its present hands, | Blazer Jackets, ¢5 and 2 ‘Take no other. 2 aw. f,3mm jal4-m,w,f,3m_ Broadcloth Jackets. 4.50. $5 and 96. Check and Stripe do., $3.5 Camel's Hair Jecketa, 99." © na 8 ‘We will continue the sale of the FIGURED INDIA SILKS at 50c, USUAL PRICE, 750. double bed, in Buff ; Blue and Brown with White, and Red with Blue. Entirely new patterns and the best Spread ever sold at the price, $1 each. The New York Methodists, at their conference Yesterday, condemned the publication of Sun- day sermons in the Monday morning papers because it necessitates Sunday labor. But doesn't the delivery of the sermons necessitate Sunday labor. eee SSeS ee Ea,sten Orenrxe. MME. J, P, PALMER, IMPORTER, 1207 F 8T., ‘WILL OPEN A CASE OF IMPORTED MILLINERY, equal to new. We hold ourselves responsible