Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1889, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON # D.C., SATURDAY, APRIT, 13, 1889-TWELVE PAGES, a Cutt, Axo See On Wasre For | Sarcnvay Arn, 13 “Srone News” | Foonnos, THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: SATURDAY April 13, 18S0, CROSBY S. NOVES.... THE EVENING STAR bas tne fullest Local Cireulation of any Newspaper in the World. and ae an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. Because the White House is old and in some places going to decay, there is no justification for exciting a panic by the sort of talk which has lately been afloat about its unsanitary con- dition. A house which has been occupied con- tinuously for three-quarters of a century can- pot in reason be expected to be as demrable 2 place of residence as one which is newer and more fully furnished with modern devices for comfort and sanitation, and one which lies as the White House does, exposed directly to all the vapors rising from the unfilled flats and the river, must suffer by comparison with one which stands further back on high ground, with plenty of wind-breaks and barriers to the south of it. But it does not follow that the old and ill-equipped house is a place of positive danger nevertheless. The report made to Colonel Wilson by a firm of plumbers who were em- Ployed to examine the water and sewage service of the executive mansion, states that the work is as good as that in any first-class building in the city. What the White Honse needs is evidently not new plumbing, but less crowding. As long as the President's family is forced to make its home there in the close quarters of the domestic part of the house, with the office part encroaching more and more upon the domestic every year, there will be complaints of discom- fort. Aside from the mere matter of physical overcrowding, the atmosphere of the piace is not suitable fora home. The family calm and quiet ought not to be disturbed by a constant joggling against the sordid cares of business, ‘The President onght to have some place where he can be, from time to time, not only out of reach, but out of sight and hearing of the Office-seekers, and of the people with advise to give, and even of the well-meaning constituents, whose errand is “respects only.” He should have a chance to refresh himself as a public servant by occasional excursions into a domain where he is a private master. This cannot be as long as he is protected in his retirement only by a partition wall. There is no call for sensa- tional criticism or pessimistic prophecy based on the nnwholesomeness of the White House aa dwelling; but the need of a separate res’ dence for the President and his family rests on other grounds quite as worth; of consideration as bad plumbing and malaria, — Perhaps the most astonishing of many re- cent developments of human perversity is the number of persons from this neighborhood who are making preparations to migrate to Okla- homa, at heavy expense and with « fair pros- pect of finding two, three or four claimants to every decent acre of soil in the territory, when fair farming land and a healthful, well-wooded and watered country of charmingly diversified surface is to be found right at home in the neighboring states of Maryland and Virginia. The money spent in getting to Oklahoma, pay- ing for one’s camp outfit, staking a treeless badly watered claim, recording it and getting out @ patent. carrying on a lawsuit of indefinite length, hiring a high-priced backwoods surgeon to dig out the bullets which unscrupulous “jumpers” and brigands have fired into one’s body, and buying a ticket for the east again when all is over, would set a young man up on a first-rate ranch within a hundred miles of Washington, with railroads and a market almost at his gates, cheap food and clotbing, plenty of help at low wages, the comforts and pleasures of civilization within easy reach at any hour, anda fair chance of striking something rich in the minerai line in addition to the value of the land for agricultural purposes. The rush from the Atlantic coast to the wild west is like letting go of two birds in the hand to run after one in the bush. ree ee It is a suggestion hardly likely to be carried out that sparkling Jersey cider be made a chief feature of the wine list at the Washington cen- tennia] ball in New York, because it is an hon- est, outright American drink, produced by a state which was one of the original thirteen and bore the brunt of a great deal of the hard fight- ing that made the republic possible. But this is not saying that sparkling Jersey cider will not bea leading drink at the ball. It will figure in the program as champagne, with a French label and a name that at least 300 out of Ward McAllister’s four could not pronounce correctly if their lives depended on it. oe Sir Charles Russell is, s0 to speak, a co-hero with Parnell in the exciting drama which is now attracting the attention of all England and of the world. His wonderful skill in cross- examination exposed in all its weakness and finally crushed the tory government's case against Ireland: and now that the tables are turned, and accusers have really become the defenders, he moves not merely a popular au- dience, but hostile court to expressions of sympathy and admiration by the astonishing power andeloquence of his presentation of the case against the accusers, His great pow- ers as an orator are thoroughly aroused in the advoeacy of his cause, for, as he says, he speaks not merely as an advocate, but concerning the land of his birth; he defends not merely the leaders of a jon. but a nation itself—the leaders of a nation whom it was sought tocrush, & nation whose hopes it was sought to dash to the ground. FOR ALL AND BARGAL EVERY ONE. 89c. Ladies’ Fmb, Back Kid Gloves, at 59¢. s pair, $1 Ladies’ Emb. Back Kid Gloves, at 75c. a pair. 15e. Ruching, Latest Noveities, at 10c. a yard. 20c. Ruching, Latest Novelties, at 12¢c. a yard. 25¢. Ruching, Latest Novelties, at 15c. ‘BSc. Ruching, Latest Novelties, at ‘BSc. Ladies’ Hose, at 25c. a pair. 5c. Ladies’ Hose, 2 8c. Satteens, Elegant Designs, at 1234. 2 yard. 1.25 Ladies’ Double Cashmere Scarfs, at 95e. each. $% Ladies’ Emb. Double Cashmere Scarfs, at $1.50 ach. ‘T5e. Corseta in Grey or White at 50c. a pair. 81 Corsets in Grey or White at 75c. a pair. P. D. Corsets $1.50 « puir, $1.25 Misses Blouses af $1 each. 91.75 Ladies’ Blouses $1.25 each. 91.50 Gloria Umbrella at $1.25 each. $2 Gloria Umbrella, Silver Top, at $1.50 each. 9c. Audroscoggin Cotton at 7c. s yard. Tn fact a general mark down in all our departments, Aud such Bargains have never been offered before. Do ‘ot fail to visit the A cco A DDD REE aA RR coo A A DoD kee > a $18 Seventh Street a. w. Hazs. NEW COLORS—LATEST DESIGNS From Youmsus and Kuox,N. ¥,,and Heury Heath, Louden, Just opened—s large stock of Umbrellas. ‘THE “La TOSCA” FOR LADIES, From #4 to $15. S9 Fare received on storage and insured against (Gamage by moth and fire. BB. BTINEMBTZ & SONS, 1237 Penna. ave. 122 Asscar Easter Suz, AT THE rE. sw e AA ton 24 msm £27 aA pee A | “oo t 3% ta: ‘Your presonce respectfully requested to the Twelfth Annual Exhibition of Easter Novelties. ‘The stock, both imported and domestic, is now com: plete—more complete aud comprehensive than shown | any preceding season. TWELFTH ANNUAL EASTER SALE, TWELFTH ANNUAL EASTER SALE. TWELFTH ANNUAL EASTER SALE. TWELFTH ANNUAL EASTER SALE. TWELFTH ANNUAL EASTER SALE, ‘TWELFTH ANNUAL EASTER SALE. TWELFTH ANNUAL EASTER SALE. TWELFTH ANNUAL EASTER SALE. TWELFTH ANNUAL EASTER SALE. TWELFTH ANNUAL EASTER SALE. ‘This Twelfth Annual Exhibition and sale is the out- come of several mouths of Lard labor on the part of the “Palais Royal” buyers, who anxiously but confi- dently await your criticism of their purchases. EASTER NECKKWEAR NOVELTIES. EASTER PARASOL NOVELTIES. EASTER WRAP NOVELTIES, EASTER HANDKERCHIEF NOVELTIES, EASTER HOSIERY NOVELTIES. EASTER JEWELRY NOVELTIES. EASTER FAN NOVELTIES. EASTER RIBBON NOVELTIES. EASTER DRESS GOODS NOVELTIES. t EASTER TRIMMING Twelve years of experienc: Lt us it is im- Perative to avoid the overcrowding incidental to the three days preceding Easter Sunday. For yonr conve- nience and ours we request a call eariy in the week, We tempt you with special prices until Wednesdays SPECIAL PRICES UNTIL WEDNESDAY SPECIAL PRICES UNTIL WEDNESDAY. SPECIAL PRICES UNTIL WEDNESDAY. SPECIAL PRICES UNTIL WEDNESDAY. SPECIAL PRICES UNTIL WEDNESDAY. SPECIAL PRICES UNTIL WEDNESDAY, SPECIAL PRICES UNTIL WEDNESDAY. SPECIAL PRICES UNTIL WED: SPECIAL PRICES UNTIL WI SPECIAL PRICES UNTUL WEDNESDAY. Especially if you require Gloves or Shoes is it wise not to delay a call, as later we caunot try them on ag deliberately and carefully as we would desize. Your only make a selection before the rush commences we will willingly sacrifice some of our profit, as you'll learn by a glance at next column, GLANCE AT NEXT COLUMN. GLANCE AT NEXT COLUMN, GLANCE AT NEXT COLUMN GLANCE AT NEXT COLUMN. GLANCE AT NEXT COLUMN. GLANCE AT NEXT COLUMN. GLANCE AT NEXT COLUM GLANCE AT NEXT COLUMN, GLANCE AT NEXT COLUMN, GLANCE AT NEXT COLUMN, Wrap, too, may need some little alteration, If you'll A single line in next column embraces, in some in- stances, an entire department. Reduced prices for the very latest Novelties. We don't ask thanks. We only ask you to show your appreciation by shopping before WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17TH, at the 00 A a3 Fas - A. LISNER, Propristor, 1217-28 Pennsyivanis ave, and 401, 403, 405and 407 Lath st. o.w, THE PALAIS ROYAL tempts you with price indnce- ments for the beginning of Easter week, hoping thus to prevent the auaual overcrowding incidental to the three days preceding Easter Sunday. MEN'S EASTER NOVELTIES. NECKWEAR.—Fisk, Clark & Flagg's New Automatic Bow. The latest imported novelties in Crepe de Chine Four-in-Hand Scarfs. A matcbless variety of Puff, Knot, and Four-in-Hand Scarfs, which will be offered during this sale at 47e. each. GLOVES. Enelish Goatskin Gloves, in shades to match your Easter overcoat or trousers, reduced from 81.50 to $1.35, Tried on at our risk. MISCELLANEOUS. Black Jap Silk Handkerchiefs, the new silk-striped Tennis Shirts and the Silk Waist | Scarfs and Belts to match. Silk-striped Lisle Socks. ‘The correct London style Umbrellas, All the latest novelties at special prices, LADIES’ EASTER NOVELTIES. GLOVES. Don't wear inferior gloves; they are dear atany price. The ‘Palais Royal” Gloves are tried on at our risk. Every pair warranted, And yet prices con- siderably lower than usually charged for the best. One of the price-surprises is 39°. a pair for our 98c, 4- button Undressed Kid Gloves in Tans, Grays and Browus. Only one pair to a customer, and will not be tried on unless the regular price is paid. The $1.85 Undressed Kid Mousquetaires, in Dress Goods shades, are retailed elsewhere st 82. Pigskin Mousquetaires at S9c. that usnally retail at Re, Extra Quality Undressed Kid Mousquetaires at 9Sc, that would be cheap at 81.50. ‘The “Palais Royal 4-button Dressed and Tudressed Kid Gloves, in the new Greens, Blues, Reds, Tans, Fawn, &., ut $1.50 pair, are worth at the ere stores $2 a pair, Ik Gloves—This is a separate department utilizes 50 feet of counter. Price surprises at 2: 50, and 75e. a pair, FASTER PARASOL NOVELTIES. ‘The Canopy Parasols for carriage use, the Detachable Handle Toska Parasols, and many Exclusive Paris Novelty Parasols at special prices, At #1.75 the new mosque-top Satinette Parasols in Challie and French Sateen colorings aud figures. At $2.68 the new effects in checks and striped silk Parasols. At 85.68, plaids, stripes, band borders, and jacquard, effects in moire, surah and G. G. silks and satins. and 9, EASTER UMBRELLAS, NOVELTIES. It requires a half column to sound the praises of @ doubtful article, only three words to tell of the gen- wine. WARRANTED ONE YEAR. Warranted one year—That is if the material splits Within one year of purchase, re-covered free of charae, This enarantes holds good with our “Gloria” umbrel- Jas at $1.35, as well as the expensive imported novel- ties, $1.20 for our 81. 81.50 for our $1. $1.50 for our % oria” nmbrellas, “Glor Tosca” handle See window display for more expensive novelty handles, and please select the becinning of the week, if you would profit hy the special prices. EASTER WRAP NOVELTIES. The latest Lon¢ Directo! variety of b Jerseys, Ulste jerines valued at for broaé s for plea 50. isses’ and Children’s suits aud ulsters, also at special prices for this sale, EASTER HANDKERCHIEF NOVELTIES. | Tt has been said: “The Palais Royle window display | of Easter Handkerchiefs is the finest ever seen in Weah- | ington.” For the Easter sale sev. Handkerchiefs will be offer ud novel design each. al lots of 1240, pure linen 106. each. Hundkere offered at EASTE NE KWEAR NOVELTIES, Se, qnalit ck Ruchings of bolti and col cord, will be sold at 1:2 you do uot ask for more than one yard, cloth, lisse a yard if | Windsor Scarfs of washing silk at 20e. he “Elsmere,” the collar worn by Catherine at the ‘ional Theuter last week. Ask to see them, ‘Lord Fauntleroy” collars at specia) prices. A price list, but does it tell you of the variety and beauty of our new stock? aited Mall “EF” Collars, with Mull Tie, ce “F" Sets—Collar with 81.6 Na 2 for Qe. Embroidered Embroid and Cuffs White, titched “F" Collars, sets, $1.65. Linen Bue, P with Bow, 50c. Hem: “F” Sets, with Knftles, 5 foot wide, tor $1 $17.50 Hand-ran Lace Scarfs for $16 each. FASTER SHOE NOVELTIES, Curtis & Wheeler's end Croxton & Wood's Spring Novelties in Footwear, PER CENT DISCOt os of every a Royal's well-stocked shoe parlor. T—20 per icle in the Palais EASTER HOSE NOVELTIES. ‘We think we can match any shade of dr We show all the new greens, blues, reds, b also leather shades; colors to match the new colored leather sioes. For the Easter sale is oflered— E,srez Novernes, SEATON PERRY DRY GOODS OF THE BEST CLASS. COM- STOCK IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. W ARQUISE LACE FLOUNCING! BS Es E FLO! NGS. REW CHANTILLY LACE FLOUSCISGS. NEW LA Tosca WI z AND FANCY DRESS NG WEAPS. PELERINES. EW CHALLI NEW EMBROIDE! ROB: S. \G SHADES IN TREFOUSSE KID @LOV! EM PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS sainsad No! i uy SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Pennsylvania avenne, corner of 9th street. Establisied 1840, lt BON MARCHE, MAISON ARISTIDE BOUCICAUT, PARIS. An establishment acknowledged to be the most worthy of its name, owing to the quality snd real cheapness of all its goods, Any article bought and pot used or de- faced, whech should not come up to the expectation, will be exchanged, or its value refunded. MAGASIN D a AUTES nallits branches the most the richest aud the most e of all classes of goods. »w Dress Materials, Stuffs, Prints and lies’ and Children's Costumes, Mantles, Dressing Gowns, Draped Skirts, Jerseys, Furs, Baby Linen,Ladies’ and Children’s Onderclothing and Trous- Notions, Milhnery, Flowers, thers, Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery, Scarfs, Parisian Novelties, Umbrellas and Parasols, Fans and Perfumery, Ready-made Tailoring, Hats, Traveling Outfits, Boots aud Shoes, Linens, Cali- coss, Curtains, Table Linen, Farnishiug Goods, Car- pets, Beds and Bedding, &e. A system of selling everything at 9 sinall profit and of thoroughly reliable quality is absolutely maintained at the Bc MARCHE. ‘his system, sincerely and loyally adhered to, has gained an uninterrupted and unprecedented success, Patterns and illustrated catalognes are, on demand Sent postage free to any part of the Worid. a At being impracticable to forward 4 United States and Canada, payable on deli our customers, on send) amount of their pu Is to the ry, we beg w their orders, to enclose the es, us also the charges for riage paid. to the port of embarkation, ption of Furniture, Beds and Bedding and other buiky articles, The BON MARCHE, specially constructed Busi for the ess, is the largest, best tly arranged Of its kind; M suggest for ntility nodation, and is justly considered one use of a large Dry Goc organized snd most cx it contains all that ex aud wood ac of the sights of Paris, Tn preters in all languages are at the posal of any one desirous of Visiting the establishment and its annexes, ‘The BON MARCHE fs, above all others, the estab- lisiment most frequented by foreigners residing in Paris or visiting the European Continent, Evecy efort ismade to merit this preference, and the successive enlargements, some of which have only re- cent en inaugurated, admit of adding ily some ew iuprovement, and of offering, even more than | retofore, during this year of the International Ex- hibition, all the advantages and attractions which its | customers will not fail to appreciate, and which render the BON MARCHE the most UNIQUE ESTABLISH- NT IN THE WORLD. he BON MARCHE has no branch establishments or ncies in auy part of the world, and its customers are cautioned against persons making fraudulent use of its name, | Po ‘the BON MARCHE figures at the International Ex- i of 1889 in Class 1S—Furniture and Tspes- | 8; Class 35—Underclotiing; Class 36—Ladies’ and | Children’s Toilets aud Tailoring, and in the Social any Section, It Graxp Serixa On of IMPORTED MILLINERY, Also, those of Our Own Designs, MONDAY, T DAY, AND WEDNESDAY, April 14th, 15th, and 16th, at GILBERT & REVER'S NEW YORK BAZAR, 1400 14th st. uw. The ladies of Washington respectfully invited. NG Base Tue Boxs [er Mothers—The splendid stock of Boys’ and Chit- dren’s Clothing that we've bad prepared for your Hopefuls’ use this season will delight your eyes, gladden your hearts, aud touch your pocketiooks very lightly. Never before were we inas good shape to fix the '. & G.” Lisle Hose for 45c, De. Boot-p Black or OMe, . for boot pattern Silk Hose, . for Sohopper's new shades in Hose, . for all «izes children’s Black Lisle Hos. . for all sizes boys’ Double Knee Hose. FASTER UNDERWEAR NOVELTIE: for lace-trimmed Jersey Bal Vests, for ribbon-trimmed Colored Ribbed Vests, Silk Vests, in Black and thirteen shades. for six styles Ganze Vests, > for Silk Vests with silk lace trimmin: EASTER DRESS GOODS NOVELT! ‘We ask comparison of qualities and prices. Samples from here and elsewhere will determine where you should buy 15 styles 50c. Dress Goods, whi Jey’s Black Cashmere. Novelties ‘in sideband Suitings, Directofre Dress Patterns, and at 85c. a yard a superb quality of Henri- etts (silk fuished) in Old Rose, Terra Cotta, Boreal, Resada Green, Gobelin Blue, Electric, Grays, Drab, Slate, and Reds, Browns,?Tans,Cream, Back,and White. EASTER DRESS TRIMMING NOVELTIES, Persian Band Trimmings. The ‘-inch wide, $2.98 3 inch, $4.68 quality, for ‘h include Priest- ‘The 5-inch wide Mohair Braids, in all colors, reduced from 50c. to 39e., and the 2-inch Silk and Tinse} ‘Trimmings, in Persian and other colorings for 29c. instead of 50c. Only sufficient quantity ior one dress toeach customer, EASTER RIBBON NOVELTIES. B-inch G. G. Ribbous, with Satin Edge, in all the Spring Shades, for 19. ‘These are for hat trimmings, and well worth 35c. a yard. ‘Thirty shades in 3-inch Armure Ribbons, for only 29c. a yard. Job lot Fancy Ribbons for hat trimmings, inclnding Plain Armure, Armure and Faille, in combination stripes; Armure with fancy Brocade, Plain Brocades with Faille Edge. Lot 1 at ¢ Lot 2 for 48c, Lot Bfor55c. Lot 4forG8e, Lot 5 for 75 2” Many of these ribbons are at half price, Easren Jewsrny J OVELTIES, A Jewelry Store—a mort complete Jewelry Store, ‘The latest imported novelty; Frosted and Polished Silver Jewelry, Real Gold, Amber, Tortoixe Shell, French Enamel, English Garnet, Kolled Gold Jewelry, “Palais Royal prices’ are nearly hali Jewelers’ prices, O8c. for Rings of Enamel Forget-Me-Nots and real Gold, 50c. for Children's Rings with Pearls and Tarquoise Settings. 25e. for Silver Filagree Lace Pins, representing Daisies, Lilies, Flies, Birds, ete. 19¢. for 25e. Silver Thimbles during this sale. 50e, for the latest style Gold Hair Ornaments, EASTER FAN NOVELTIES, 20¢. for Japanese Fans with triple sticks with silk cord in all colors. 4c. for choice of nearly 1,000 Fans, which com- prised an importers stock. 50¢c. for hand-painted Quill and Gauze Fans for the pocket. EASTER LEATHER GOODS NOVELTIES. youngsters out es we are thisseason, Never did we show such e! ming styles as grace cur counters now, for ours is a progressive business, and our proper place is at the head of the procession. ‘ ‘That's where we belong. That's where we pro- pose to remain. That's where you cau always find us—ahead in all things pertain- ing to the wants of the rising generation. From our impregnable position we can offord to look pityingly on the noisy claims of the buyers of “job lots," and on their frantic efiorts to reach our plane of style and excel- lence by such methods, . B. ROBINSON & CO., LILLIPUTIAN OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT, 909 PENNA AVE, fe20-e0 # * ances eee kxeEe mo & ce ee a Ed ail RERES gomom tag >>’ S wannn eens BZLZL2z gooey Seas? ii EERES ee ee® eee pooty btebad cl) ary ee ui ti xe Bawen a, S Poon! oe? an, cuoes photographs or samples of the following low priced AN INSPECTION OF FASTER NOYEL- | Goods, W. B MOSES & SON, ‘Nos. 520, 582, 524, 526, 578, and 530 11th st. ow, AND ‘Nos. 1100 and 1102 F st.aw., Washington. D.C. 210 Wardrobes. $3.23 84 Bedsteads, 50 Bureans, $1.75 Washstands, 50c, Towel Racks. 50c. Fancy Table. 50c. Hansing Mirror. .. Kitchen Chairs, Cots, ‘75e, Mattresses, 0c. Plows, BSc. Blankets. 89 Cedar Chests, 10c. Moth Paper. 0c. Mothaline Baga, 5c. Burlaps for Packing. Baby Carriages. 3 Velocipedes, $7 Tricycles. #15 Bicycles, Refrigerators, ‘ater Filters, Japanese Screens. -75 Japanese Bead Portieres. $1.79 Hammocks, "2 Mosquito Canopies. . Mosquito Netting, 8 yards. - Adjustable Wire Window Screens. Oc. Window Screen Frames. $1.25 Screen Door Frames. 19, Curtain Poles. 236c. Summer Draperies, Curtain Serim, - Dimity for Loose Covers, ie. Cretonnes, 81 Lace Curtains. 81.75 Portieres, Madras Curtains. Window Shades, . Silk Plush, 24 inches wide, $1 Mohair Plush. 5c, Ramie Tapestries, #1 Silk and Ramie Tapestries. 33.80 Straw Matting, 40 yards, 50c, Smyrna Mats, 16 tn. by myrna Mats, 18 in, by : $1.25 Smyrna Rugs, 21 in. by 45 in, in. by Sin. 0 in. by 60 in, by 72 in. inyrne Rugs, $8 in, by $4 in, 19. O11 Cloth. Ise. Ingrain Carpet. c. Tapestry Brussels Carpets, russel Carpets, 0c. Velvet Carpets, $1.10 Moquet Carpets, BABY CARRIAGES. We show over 100 different styles, varying in price from $5 to #50. Call and see them or write for a cata- logue, We make curriages to order, repair them, or sell any of the parts, REFRIGERATORS. The variety of Refrixerators is complete, It com. Prise many makes, from the cheapest to the best, ranging in price from ). Call and see them or write for a catalogite. SLIP OR LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE. The assortment of goods for Slip Covers is complete, and comprises every style of koods used for this pur- rom the cheapest cotton stuffs to the fuest Jinens, Onr cutters are first-class, and perfect fits are guaranteed. The changes for cutting and making in first-class style are as low as ordinarily charged for common work. We make no charge for samples and estimates, WIRE WINDOW SCREENS. We havea patent on the best Wire Window Screen ever made for private dwellings, and furnish them at about the cost of the carpenter-made screens and doors. We make no charge for estimates. Write us Permission to send our solicttor to show you the screen and give estimate. Noa. 520, 0 21th st nw., and No. 1100 and 1102 F street northwest, Washington, D.C. Furniture, Carpets, Upholstery Goods, Interior Decorations, &e., &e. MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS For English Brass 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, ap-13 wt Is Lert Or Tue EFFECTS OF THE WILL BE SOLD BY JULIUS LANSBURGH, 315 7TH ST, On Monday and continuing until all are sold, The balance of Table Linens, Napkins, Towels and Blakets will t at last Week's prices. Marseilles Spreads, waguiticeut quality, will be id at $1 en at Se. per yard, lozen. pest quality Tabl en Towels at GO pairs Laces at ie falf what was paid for them, ‘The Parlor Suites that were oncthe Alte Acor ot the Malthy House will be wold at $00 per Suite, covered tn Silk Flush, snd being 5 pieces: sold’ to the Malthy for $100 per Suit A RARE CHANCE TO BUY A PARLOR SUITE FOR LITTLE MON The balance of the Triple-Plated Rodgers’ Ware will sold, msisting of Castorm, Sugar Bow! Praie stands, d= Jand 4th floor effects of the Maltby House, consisting of the following: 40 antique Oak Bed Sultes, beveled-p pieces, antl made oruzinaliy eo order 23 witique Oak Bed Suiten, beveled pieces, and inade orivinally to orden, rosa beh sina Matscesaes, $8.50; wold to Uae Maltby lor BIS. ‘3G Hair Mattresses, 40 Ibs, at $9. 100 Feather Pillows, 28 eta. per). pest quality steaiued-dressed Feather Pillows, 50 Taagnificent quality woven-wire Mattresses, $3 50 Oak Bed-Room Chairs, 90¢. each. 00 Usk Bed-Room Tables, 81.00 cach, 0 Oak Bed-itoom Rockers, $1.75 cach, lance size Oak Rockers, best mi 43.00. B solid Cherry Folding Beds, best iusiy, 44.00, In connection with above, we will sell all of our best quality Smyrna Kugs, as viz. > Rugs to #1. 0 Rugs to 4.50 Rugs to $2.85. 56.00 Rugs to $4.15 $10.00 ituge to 86.85. 50 Fancy China Matting, 40 yds. tor 84.00, 6o Fancy China Matting, 40 yds. for 87.40. 500 Oblong Body Brussel Ottomans, 45c, eacti_ 1200 pets Brass Gertsin Ohaine teas Ot peir Brass iu Chains, Yc. per pair. 31500 kitchen Chaira Lbe. each," Pe Rolls Roll TERMS CASH. TERMS CASH. ‘We will deliver goods sold as soon as possible. Owing to the great rush no specific promise of delivery, will ‘be made. JULIUS LANSBURGH, mb23-3m. 315 7TH ST. Panuaperrnn Sronr, Spring Opening of PARASOLS. All the Latest Novelties, aud marked at correct prices, WHITE GOODS. We are showing at 123¢¢. special values in India Linon, Checked Maslins, Checked and Striped Lawns, Victoria Lawns, &c. Embroideries and Laces in great va- riety and low prices, Corsets—All the leading makes, including R. and G., Thompson's, Warner's and Strong's. At 50c. the best Jean Corset ever offered. Men's Fancy Flannel Shirts—We are showing at 45c. a good Shirt made with yoke and shaped sleeves, at $1.25, 81.50 and $1.85. Goods that are well worth more. Still another lot of the Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Vests at 1234. These are fully as good as any that are offered at 225c, HEMSTITCHED LINE! ar WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ‘We shall begin the business of the week, pre- coding Easter Sunday, with the finest and most ‘varied stock of spring “novelties” yet shown by Us. Carefully gathered for weeks and months past expressly for this event. Choicest produc- tions of home and foreign looms. The highest, Tesults of the designer's and dyer's capabili- ties. “Novelties” in Gloves, Hosiery, Ribboms, Laces, Neckwear, Flowers, Parasols, Jewelry, Handkerchiets, Wraps, Jackets, Blouses, Jer- seys, Suits, Cloaks, &c. Fashionable shades, weaves and effects in pew spring Woolens, Silks, Velvets, &e. ‘We aim to have the spring stock at its height the week before Easter Sunday NEW FRENCH SATEENS. Another hnnéred pieces of Fine French Sateens im attractive Stripes and figured effects, with plain shades to match in rich colorings especially for stylish combination suits. New “Past Black” Sateens, Diack ground with white ficures. The Sateen stock now representa the very best results of the Dyer’s, Printer’s, aud Designer's efforts Beautiful patterns, rich harmonizing, and con- trasting colors, and fluished almost egusl in ap- pearance to silk. (Second floor.) DRESS GOODS NOTES. The latest fabric for Faster bridal suits is cream silk-warp Ch: Hiss the exact appearance of Japanese silk, and will drape better owiug to its having more body, An exquisite fabric. $1. Four erades of cream all-wool Challie at 50, 75.87%. and #1 peryand, Beautiful assortment of cream-white fabrics, There is no desirable wea: but that we have it, Weare equally well stocked in delicate tints for evening suits, tes gowns, Ke. (First floor. WHITE GOODS. We are stocked up to the fullest showing capacity of the department. Clean fresh fabrics—forerunners of hot weather, Six styles of Lace Law Plaids, at 12\c. per Lino: in checks, stripes and r White India he popular hem- Stitched effects, an extra fine fabric, at the low price of 18c. per yerd. That “best” of all Dest banrains, 48-inch White Swiss Lawn, wich will launder beauti- fully, . per yard, A revival—Figured Union Linon Lawns, at 18 and 25c.; Figured Alllinen Lawus, 30 and 37¥e. per yard, (Second floor) RIBBC Black Ribbons are being very ex- tensively used this season for trimming Lace Dresses, for millinery pnrposes and for spring wraps, As an addition to our wlready well-se- lected stock of Ribbons we have just secured @ line of Black French Gros Grain Ribbons, with satin edge, They are made from a superior grade of Italian silk, and, although slichtly higher than the domestic silk ribbons, the; preferred by ladies who are Judes of qual No. , in plaids, stri 3s. 4S, FOR DRESS TRIMMING » have secured about fifty different pate and widths in Point de Gene Laces, in white, beixe, and cream, ‘These Laces are very desir- able and attractive, aud are made by embroider- ing in cotton on a silk or wool ground, wiich is afterwood eaten away by a chemieai process, Jeaving the d admired. W to €2 per yard, We have pretty much everything worth hay- ing in Laces, both wide and narrow. (Pirst Boor.) NEW EMBROIDERY, New Embroideries have arrived. We call ecial attention to the genuine hemstitcbed vbroideries—not machine-made hemetitched effects, but actual hand-hemstitched; coufined to us for this city. 224nch Hemstitehed Flouncings, 75c. 45-inch Hemstitched Flouncings, $1 60-inch Hemstitched Flouncines, 60-inch Hemstitched Flouncings, _ We are also showing a new line of patterns iu Narrow Nainsook Edings, {Second floor.) SUMMER UNDERWEAR. There is every indicat.on that you will want todon summer underwear shortly. Better anticipate your wants and make a selection while the various €rades aud sizes are complete, We offer— 100 dozen Men's Gauze Shirts, in long and short sleeves, silk bound, self faced, the best shirt we ever offered at * 75 dozen Meu’s Balbriggan Shirts, long and short sleeves, self faced, sual finished seams, usually sold for more, Quly Finer grades in Gauze Shirts, 3734, 50, 7504 #1, 81.25, and $1.50 each, If you cousider it a little early for ganze, we can show you the Mediam or Spring Weight Underwear in anore than a dozen grades prices. A fair quality at 50c. per zarment, be ter at 75c.,afull reguiar-made quatity at $1, and up to the best of Cartricht & Lk R. Morley’s, French-suade Natural Wools, Fur ley & Butirum’s, &e. Silk Underwear a spe- cialty. Dress Shirts. Flannel Shirts, Silk Shirts, Pa- Jamas, &., made to order st short notice, (Entrance 1013 F st. n, w.) THAT 85c. GOWN.—A fine grade muslin Gown, with yoke of solid Hambung insertines, the neck and sleeves trimmed with embroidery, for Its equal has never before been of- fered for less than a dollar. We bongitt laree- ly, and direct from the manufacturer, thus saving 15 cents for you, (Second floor.) ticate open-work desigus so much ths 1i¢to Tinches. Prices BED-COVERINGS. We pick out of the stock of Linen Pillow- cases and Sheets the following special values: 226 by 36 inches Pure uinen Hemstitebed Pillow-cases, at the low price of $1.50 per pair. Other qualities st #1.75, $2.75, $3, and $3.59 per pair. 27 by 36 inches Fine Pure Linen Hem- stitched Pillow-cases, at 22, , and $3 per pair, Pure Linen Hemstitched Bolster-cases, size 20 by 72 inches, $2, $2.25, and $2.50-each, All-Limen Sheets, plain hem, size 25 by 2 yards, at the low price of 86 per pair. Hand-Hemstitched Pure Linen Sheets, size 246 by 2% yards, at the low price of $6.50 per pair, Better Qualities of Hand-Hemstitched Pure Linen Sheets, size 24 by 2% yards, at $8, 88.50, 89, $10, $11, and $12 per pair. ‘We are selling more Linens for bed coverings every year. Judicious housewives recognize the fact that they are the coolest, most health- ful, most durable, and consequently the best, (Second floor.) é EXTRAORDINARY BATH TOWELS—We offer 100 dozen Fine White Turkish Terry Bath ‘Towels, size 22 by 46 inches (extra size), at the extraordinary low price of 37ige. each, (Second floor.) BARGAIN IN MOHAIR.—Weoffer 25 pieces Mohair Suiting, full 27 inches wide, in shades of Gray, Mode, Tan, Slate, Fawn, &. Very desirable for Dresses, Travelling Ulsters, Underskirts, Lining, &. Only 0c. per yard. ‘This is an excellent value, (Lining Department; first floor.) 2, Be 2.50, Priestloy's Silk Warp and All-wool Dress Se Goods. Satteens, best French and American maiack’ and Colored Fuilles, &e, fangs; fall stock; T0e. to CARHART & LEIDY, apl3 ‘228 7th and 706 K st. n.w. SJouxsox, Garxer & Co. 5 F STREET N. W. | Are offering a big Drive in SPRING DRESS GOODS. WHERE Bue Bow spring Colom ae ‘Rauuigl Une HENRIETTA CLOTHS, 50c,; re PsN and PANCY JOINTLESS MATTING, 25, 3, ako Pow carga BLEACHED COTTON, | JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., gpls-2e* 636 Pa. ave. nw. PER LB., 300. FOR LADIES-THE NEW STYLES FOR THIS SEASON Have you seen thera? Not Next time you're down town come imand bave a look at them anyway Theshapesare new, the shades are new and the Whole budgut novel. ‘The very essence of refinement. Weve shut our eyes and made bitud grab for twoor three styles to describe to yon The Picadilly toe is raging. It's Ruslieh, The coffia toe and tip ts the wry newest. Patent Leather and French Kid Vamps, with your choice of a dozen shades in Sunde tops, You're in style with « pair of these. ‘Think that lady has a pair of overgaiters? Maybe shehas, It'shard totell, The dressisst shoe we've seen is our exclusive atyle of Imitation Overgaiter, Its really a part of the shoe, but its got the buckle and strap, with buttons straight down the side. Possibly tel! them from the gaiter. Tou can't They ve got an aad- The You Vantage. They are always smooth and set weil eaiter will wrinkle sud got into ugly shapes, know bow that ic. Cloth Tops, im dace, with hooks, or button, French And concave heels. They*re stylish, too, Tops in all tints, Novelty Slippers aud Oxford Ties in a score of shades, French Kid, Ooze Calf, Russet Leather, and Suede, The middie outside Seventh street case has got all these displayed, and a lot more beside. HEADINGS, Yor Men—There’s nothing mew to tell you about. We're had for a mouth wiuat’s being advertised now as the latest. By the way, what shade of Derby are you going to Wear this spring? A Maple, Nutria, Pearl, Mouse, Golden Brown, Wal- hut, English Brown, London Smoke, or the standard Black or Brown? Auy one of the above and you are in style, The Knox, Miller, Youuan, or Dunlap should be the block, according to which oue is most becoming to you. In Silk Hats the Young Genr’s, the Brosdway, or Fifth Avenue will top you off in style. Nothing looks worse than a silk lat that's out of date, Saks and Company's Prices—both Shors and Hats, SAKS AND COMPANY, COVERINGS FOR THE EXTREMES, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. WISS RIBBE bbed 7 t effects in Iudies* Ty. 1M, ladies revular made balbriggan custhy, 2 jae for Ze 00 Besy. From the Boston € Yellowly—""Th: Brownly—“Is it’ Y¥.—“Yes. The flowers are waking, the birds are sinsing, and young people of opposite sexes seek each other's society.” B. case rier. the season of courtship.” “That's all right, but I don’t find itso inmy I haven't seen my girl for three weeks, and don't expect to until after Easter.” ¥.—“Is she sick?” B.—“No. She's a milliuer's aprrentice, and she's working twenty-three bours 0: of every twenty- four. If you want a Trimmed Hat for Raster, we ADVISE. au EARLY CALL. Examine ourstock, which you will find marked at Dry Govds’ Prices, not milliners’. We do not ask you tv purchase, but will be wlad to serve you. 7 E BO! ¢ MARCHE. Beaveo Prcenrses, Just in, another lot of cur popnlsr $7.50 Silk Pele- Tines, Heavy Beaded Sleeveand Ornament in Back. See ours before you buy, it will pay, Others at $5, #6.50, $10, $13.00 to Q2S, with aug without Jets, THE BON MARCHE. Hass. Every shape, ever color, in Ladies’ and Misses’ Hata, from 1%, to #3, including everything New aud Stylish, Sailor Hats, Pisin and Mixed Straw, Trimmed, at 17e, up to $1.98, for fiver Milaus and lots of prices between, THE BON MARCHE, Will be more wora this season than for the past five y nd wenre prepared with one of the Lest tected: lowest-priced assortinente shown im Washington, including Montures, hs, Rowe, Leaves abd sual aost auytuine in the lipe you Prices to suit all purses. Seeour Zc. Daisy Wreaths for Children's MATTINGS! HEAVY FANCY MaT- per yard. Heavy white matting. ke, fue Ninkpo seainless sustting, 12ge. 25e. BLUM'S, 745 and 747 bth st. apls-2e° FORK THIRTEEN YEARS. AND BELIEVE EIHE BEST REFRIGERATOR MADE MERITS ARE- D DEY WE HAVE SOLD THE EDDY Bee ae Envy Rernicrnators, | KILN-DKI AT NO SHRINKING O} ER a an i Pa. ave wissen ‘Sule Awent for the Distrsct. W ONDERFUL Bazcar: Ss ~ LATE STYLE SPRING DRESS GOODS, &c. Mohairs, 50c. Double Fold Side Band fig, Se, St als Drone Hex We, Sty i ards for 75c. Lovely Challies from 6c. to 2&c. oriental aud other st Beautiful Beizes, 250, Heunctia lot Wow satinen, few Ptgen be, Boe. Cloth, s Sheer an AS LATEST EFFECTS (1% Unerecevexren Banoars. BALBRIGGAN SHIRT AND DRAWERS, ‘75c.—ALL SIZES—750, ‘Having secured sbout 200 dozen of these Besutiful Spring Goods, we have decided to sllow our customers the benedit of the low price, ‘Those going rapidly, T ‘ae. TYSSOWSKI BROS.,