Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1889, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. |“Oxxssox: Ox Bose» WASHINGTON: menpaY ~ _-ApEi 13, 1980, CROSBY S&S, NOYEs. Editor. = =e THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the World. and as an Advertising Medium is worth mere than all the other pupers published Statement of the circulation of Tax Eventve Stan for the week ending April, 13, 1369: Monpar, April 8, 1889.............. 29,624 ‘Twxspax, April 9, 1989............ . 29,400 Wepsgspay, April 10, 1889. 29,328 Tacaspar, April 11, 1389. 29,486 Farwar, April 12, 1889. 28,947 Barunpay, April 18, 1489........ 33,521 Tora - 180,306 Dawy AVERAGE .. 80,051 Connssroxvixe Wrex, 1338. - 27,225 Isolemnly swear that the above isa true and correct statement of the circulation of Tae Evyssrve Stan for the week ending April 13, 1489. F. B. Nores, ‘Treasurer Evening Star Newspaper Co. Subseribed and sworn to before me this fiftecuth day of April, A. D. 1839. Jous T. C. Crank. Notary Public. —— — + _ A STAR OF THE FIRST MAGNITUDE Saturday the Banver Day for Journal- ism In Washington, ‘The figures given above tell a very interest- ing and useful story to business men and pe®ple im every walk of life who desire te reach the ere of the public with any announeement whatever. They need neither boasting, ampli- fication, nor comment, since they show that the circulation of Tae Star largely exceeds that of all the other daily papers published in Wash- ington added together. That the advantages of Tux Star asan advertising medium are prop- erly appreciated is also fully demonstrated by the fact that Saturday's issue contained nearly one thousand separate advertisements or an- nouncements, or, to be precise, exactly 956. Of this number 459 were neve advertisements, ap- pearing for the first time in that issue: and of the whole number 690 were of the class fa- auiliarly known as .".—that is, “Wants,” “For Rent. Business Chances,” “Lost tices,” “Personal,” ete.. etc. ‘This is the largest number of new advertise- ments that has ever appeared in a single issue of the paper! Tur Stax is the people's paper. It is a paper of to-day —uot of yesterday, nor last week. It prints all the news, local, domestic. and for- eign, and tells the truth about ud about all other things with which the people of Washing- tonare concerned. In fact. it has no other inter- est than the common interest of this commn- nity. This, im short, is the cause of its being, aud the secret of its success, — + One of the most eloquent and respected preachers in Washington took occasion yester- day to denounce Sabbath-breaking—by which, of course, was meant the non-observance of Sunday as a religious holiday—as a national xin. Whatever sin there is in it seems to be in- ternational, if the practice of other countries is compared with our own. The continental Sunday in Europe needs no description: and even in sober England « clergyman as devout as Robert Elsmere was before he seceded from the church and qualified himself to be the hero of Mrs. Ward's novel. thought no ill of per- forming the service of a priest in the chancel ou Sunday morning and having a jolly game of cricket with the boys in the afternoon. All sorts of people have all sorts of notions as to how Sunday should be kept; but nobedy will deny that there would be more improvement to the masses of the population in spending « partof the day among the books at the Con- gressional library, in studying the curiosities at *the National museum, or in contemplating the art works at the Corcoran gallery, if such places were accessible, than in a good many forms of amusement with which they uow do regule themselves once a week. a The dreadful accident to Mrs. Febiger yes- terday emphasizes the need of the utmost cau- tiem in driving over our asphalt pavements. It was most unfortunate that any chances what- were taken with the cracked carriage-pole, especially when a corner had shortly to be turned. The strain upon pole or shafts where horses change their direction suddenly and have to make a footing which will enable them to resist the momentum of the vehicle behind, is much more severe on a smooth road-bed than on one with a ribbed or broken surface, and to escape without a casualty under such conditions as those which prevailed yesterday would fall scarcely short of a miracle. — + The decision of Judge Wallace of the United States circuit gourt that laws for the burial of the overhead wires are reasonable police regu- Jations which states and municipalities may en- force without illegal interference with the rights of the Western Union telegraph company as an agency of the national government under the United States Statutes, clears away the latest obstacle in the way of the reform. The streets of our cities are post-roads because they are letter-carriers’ routes, and the telegraph company is authorized by Congress to main- tain its lines over and along any post-road; but this privilege, the court holds. is not so im- paired by a police regulation, merely fixing for the common good the manner in wh dines shall be maintained, that an invasion of the paramount authority of the national gov- ernment is committed. The Western Union and the other great corporations are of course largely identitied with the national government, and there has been some prospect that they would absorb this government altogether. Itia gratifying, therefore, to discover that « city can at least direct the corporation to bury its wires without committing an assault upon the United States. — ‘The secrecy of Commissioner Wheatley’s in- Yestigation of the charges in respect to the Management of the Washington Asylum, sug- geste that his inquiry is merely a preliminary View to ascertain whether a formal open inves- tigation ®ball be had, leaving it to the full beard or the new Commissioners, who will not be prejudiced in the matter, to conduct the real inquiry. Of course the public will not be satisfied to have the matter disposed of upon the secret testimony of selected witnesses, ex- cluding ail inmates of the institution; and the intendant and matron, who are doubtless anx- ious for 4 complete vindication which will satisfy everybody, would not be expected to be Pleased with anything but an open hearing of all competent witneses. — + There is another boodle “Senator™ in town. ll amy ae — = | THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1889. Kaxsas Crry, N., April 12.—A passed this city yesterday beariagy the following in- witints Gasgat Allene, nana is s Indiana; Baldknobbed in Missouri; in 2 “OKLAHOMY OR BUST!” That's what we call “crit,” with a lot of “git up and LY Phat feller'il never “bust * he'll sit than, stay Thera foupe thar; his uame'll soon head the list of “QKLAHOMY.” this is a lesson you should loaru. If at first you don’t succeed pick your flint and try again. Have some "Frit" about you allow yourself to be sneezed at, “Kick” if you are snarled at. Have the courage to assert your convic~ Hope the “grit” to maintain them, aiid you'll prove a Success in life, even as VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE ace in the District of Colmnbia. This ie i2-s-tquarters, not only for the Hig Meu, bt | thy 2attle Sie, tov. ‘Thinis themeason to be Of with the Old and On with the New. The example has been set | before you; behold: “The Earth is rejoiciuse; all nature is yay.” | ‘BOY, this te the spring time of life with you, hence | Pi we address you particnlarly, having prepared ourselves: expressly with proper Clothing, aud plenty of it, to e your outward appearatice nize with the season. and have put the prices so low as tu be within the reach of the poorest plurne. CHILDREN'S SUITS. Stren 4 to tyes, sh 8 50. 83.75, $3.87, 84, e425, & com * BOYS’ SUITS, ‘ $8 5 We have just received for Children, sizes fr VICTOR E. ADLE®: PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 19 7thst. n.w., corner Massacuusetts ava, Strictly One Price, sp15_ MEN'S SHOES FOR BASTER. PICCADILLY AND PALL-MALL TOES. HAND-MADE. $4. 85 AND 36. ARTHUR BURT & © PATENT LEATHER AND RUSSET 88s H H 00 FER gSS, F Hon ec. 5" Sss. HHH OQ Fr Sss, Ssh HOH “oc? Bee Sas8 FOR MM MM EEE NNN MMMM EO NNN MMM M M 1211 F STREET N. W. Rozrssox, Panxrr & Co: > Roevorr. We've had such a big run on Spring Overcoats this season—aud the demand being ou the in- EW Spnine Darss Goons. ALL WOOL CHECKED DE BEIZE, 42 IN. AT 50 CENTS, WORTH #1. GREAT BARGAIN. ENG- LISH CHECKS, NEW SHADES IN ALL WOOL HENRIETTAS, AT 50 CENTS. NEW GINGHAMS AND SATTEENS. NEW WHITE GooDs. GREAT BARGAIN IN INDIA MULLS, AT 50C., WORTH a | HAND-PRINTED SATTREN ROBRS, $10. RE- EROM al ). NEW LACE FLOUNCING AND WI | VARTETY AT Low PRICE | JUSTOPENED. A LOT OF NEWSTYLES IN INDIA SILKS, VERY CROICE PATTERNS. y COLORS LN PLAIN INDIA SILKS AT $1. NEW ARMUR FRANCAIS BLACK SILKS. ELEGANT PERSIAN SILKS. PFRSTAN | EMPROIDERY FOR TRIMMINGS. BARGAIN IN | BLACK CAMEL'S HAIR GRENADINE AT 8), | WORTH 81.50. | Due TS IN GREAT M. SHUSTER & SONS, apls 919 PENN. AVE. w. Lisken Warn Comrorr- Coupled with necessity—Akin to deceucy— SPRING OV COATS. Achilly morning, a breezy evening, a dull, raw day such as this has been—withont a ligit-weight covering —how do you feel? Out of place? It's a dish of crow toa man’s pride to pull the winter one out of camphor, Then you've too much covering. As badly off as too little. Logic and common sense demand the thin one. We've got as good qualities as any house in the country, we think a little better, ‘The better comes in on the price. We turn the | screws there a little tirhter than the others, We squeeze out all the fancy price, leave nothing Dut | ‘fair and square exchange for honest value, Drop one of our $10 garments on one side of the scale of merit and anybody else's $12 and #15 grades on the other side—down goes our end. Down in the scales, Up in Comparison, We've got silt-faced coats at #10; better ones at $12 and $15, of course; silk-lined all the way | through at $20, and from that up to #35. | The patterns are new, The shades, all sorts—so | lond, some of them, you hay to hang them outside they make so much noise. Others, so quiet you would dly know they were around. But they erease—we added several new kinds late last week. We sould like to have you see them before you buy. They're the best values we've shown yet. That's saying a great deal. #10 to $30. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO, Spring Suits are all in, Beauties they are, every one of them. The latest ideas in plaids, stripes, broken checks, heather mixtures, combina- tious and plain desius, suck and cutaway styles, Absolutely faultless in fit and finish. #10 to $35, ROBINSON, PARKER & CO, Boys’ aud Children’s stock complete. Two and three Hiece Suite for the little fellows, Norfolls, || Vain, aud Pleated styles. Plaida, Mixtures, | Combinations, Quieter Designs for Confirm. | ation aud First Communion purposes, #4 to #15. Bigger Boys who wear long Pants thoroughly provided | for in all the leading staple and novelty styles, $5 to $20. We seek excellence that we may excel the finest, and yet our prices are most reasonal as, contemplationg no sweeping cut-price sales later on, we mark ‘our goods at lowest possible prices now. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., ENTATIVE AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 319 SEVENTH ST., CORK. OF D. \ Cc Horse. , TH ST. NW. y YMENTS TAKEN. Poplar, from # ap. and Cherry, fron . from $20. tush, from #2 AGES aud RE BEST EXTRA BRUSSELS © a A FULL LI OIL CLOTHS, ings laid free of aplo-2m_ Ove Greastic Sreciar Easiex Sate PINE SPRING FOOTWEAR. To inaugurate the season with a “Graud Boow,” we offer this week on the items wamed below, and many others besides, much reduc- tions from our reular, extremely low prices as to make this undoubtedly THE GREATEST SHOE SALE EVER HELD HERE. ‘We shall at this time offer for inspection the most complete line of Medium and Fine Shoes ever shown in Washington, representing nearly 100,000 WORTH OF STRICTLY RELIABLE LOW AND HIGH-CUT SHOES. PARTIAL LIST OF THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL BARGAINS. Ladies’ 83.90 Hand-turned Button. French Kid. $4 Button, Best Mak Ladies’ #2 Tau-Colored Goat Ties. s Hand-tade $1.25 Kid Oxford Ties........ Gents’ Elegant Frencn Calf and Melbourne Kangaroo Low aud High-cut #6 Shoes. $3.85 Russet Goat #2.50 Laced Shoes, 81.95 Gente’ Kangarvo and Calf High-cut Shoes, du- rable and comfortabi 81.90 Gents’ $2 Kanwaroo Low Shoes, #1 ‘Misses? Russett Goat Button Boots, this ooo BLAS Misses’ $1.48 Fine Spring Heel Button..$1.23 Child's $1.25 Patent Tipped Button. 950. Child's $1 Hand-made Spring Heel Button, plain or tip ne 220780, ‘Bring the little ones along. EASTER PRESENTS FOR THEM ALL. WM. HAHN & CO., RELIABLE SHOF. HOUSE, Main Store—S16 7th st. ‘West End Store—1922 Penna, ave. Capitol Hill Store~231 Pa ave. se. apl5-eo (Gicren Sores Oresrxe IMPORTED MILLINERY, Also, those of Our Own MONDAY, TUESDAY. AND WEDNESDAY, April 14th, 15th, and 16th, at GILBERT & NEW YORK BAZAR, ‘oe tnie ot Hoa etary apls-se fill the bill when quality aud elegance are looked after, ‘We ape custom work—follow it up to the letter, ‘That's what makes our garments so reliable—so fashionable. They're cut and made with care and an eye to the artistic. We cater for the young men and the old men ‘They've all vot Cifferent ideas, Peculiar ones— some of them, We've studied these peculiarities— conqnered them. Deserve credit, dou't we? Third floor—elevato SAKS AND COMPANY, FINE THINGS IN CLOTHIN SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. apls . Meher Oe Din Mise Bicans CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS NW LPantsat #1 nd upward Overciats at $15, w . FOR BOYS Splend: 5, 3 exellent Suits at $3, worth $4.00; fine Suits at Bo, sell every- | where at 8° FOR BOYS: splendid Suits at b. cau’t be bought WEYL's ON PRICE CLOTHING HOU SLL 7TH ST. N.W, Olt patrons of OAK HALL will be specially ' the reat increase of stock aud I) facilities at the new store, aplo- R. Goupscum, 1007-1009 F ST. N. W. Here is alist of special bargains which will be of- ered for TUESDAY AND WE SSDAY, APRIL 16 AND 17. I Crystal glass salt or pepper shake Blown flint thin tumblers; 6 for for Le SA wood 3-string broom 106. Nickel-plated clocks Nickel-plated alarm cle Japanes Japanese cups and { only S8e., worth #1 goblets 6 1 teapot with strainer, only 58c., 25e. Japanese teapots for L6c. Japanese plates worth Japanese folding fans only ce. Hand-paiated plates Se. ; dinner plates Yc, G each elegant hand-painted china cups, saucers and plates cheap at #3: my pri breakfast English decorated china tea set 56 pieces, cheap at 25; my price only $2.98, Celebrated Milan English decorated china dinner sets, 111 pieces, worth $20, at #13.48, Magnificent hand-painted fin tion diuner sets, 127 pieces, cheap at $40, my: price, only $24.98 Crystal glans mugs, only Imitation cut-¢lass bowls, worth Tuntati price only G8e. im Lubin's powder, on}, Little Duke toilet soap, Box containing and 1 wash-rag, ouly 1c. Pool-ball soap, only 4e. Colored or white china Easter eggs, only 2c, 81 picture-frames for 48c. . pieture-fraines for Ye. 10e, picture-frames for 4c. . Also we will show one of the finest and moat com- plete assortments of ice-chests, refrigerators, trunks, and ice-creamu freezers, from the most noted factories, at prices that will astonish every one, Buy where you have the assortment to choose from. ‘You can examine our goods without feeling compelled to purchase, Our price will post you, at R. GOLDSCHMID's, apl0-3m_ 1007-1008 F st. n. SJouxsox, Garver & Co. Are offering a big Drive in SPRING DRESS GOODS. We have just on sale 25 pieces of 36-inch TWI 4g DE BEGE in New Spring Colors at 21c. gfUATN and FANCY JOINTLESS MATTING, 25, 30, JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., apls-24° 636 Pa. ave. nw, Mospay, Arai. 15, “Stonz News” | Waar Azz You Looxrxa For aY WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Recapitulation from Inst week's “Store News." Robert Elsmere; Gladstone's com- mentary thereon, and one cake of Balsam Soap. all for 10c. Spring “Opening” of Easter ‘Novelties." Accordeon-plated Skirts to order in the Dressmaking department. Blankets and curtains cleaned by ® new aud superior pro- cess. Speaking of Blankets reminds us say we have opened the summer-weights, A particn- larly good value in Summer Wool Blankets, in 10-4, 11-4 and 12-4 sizes, at $3, @4.and $5 re- spectively. ELEGANT GLOVES.—The Glove is oneof the most important, if not, indeed, the most im- portant requisite to proper dress, and shovld be selected with care, A poor-fittit or ill- finished glove will spoil the effect of the hand- somestcostume, We are lifting the standard of quality in gloves to a still higher plane. We have opened uew importations in lovely tints of new greens and silver grays, as also in pale wheat, primrose, ve, golden tans, &e. Fine in quality, perfection in fit, really elexant, and Dest dressers; will receive more satisfaction from one pair of these than a dozen pairs of an _ iuferior erade. EASTER “NOVELTIES” IN HANDKERCHIEFS. We have replenished the Handkerchief Stock with various “Novelties” in fine qualities for the “Easter” trade, Beautiful goods and ex- ceedingly good value. n Handkerchiefs, elaborately em- Jered in nding tu the patte 500., hite and colors, priced ac and work, $1.50, of Duchess Real Lace Handker t pri Superb lin chiefs, Low Ss ever named for eqnal qualities, $1, $1.25, 81. $2.75, 84, 84.50 to 810 each. You receive equity for all the Handkerchief money you leave with us, RUCHINGS—Ruchings of cotton Bolton cloth and creps with narrow braided tinseled edge, in White, with Gold, Silver, Pink, Light Blue, Cream, and White between the two folds, Lge per yard. ‘This is our second invoice of this popular Ruching, and judging from its sale you think as we do about it—that it is the prettiest ruching ever sold at the price. All 25e. Ruchings have been reduced to 24e, (First floor.) ' LADIES’ TIES—We have abont se embroidered Sheer Lawn Ties, subj We offer them at almost half imperfections, price. Four lota, viz.: 1 Lotat 1 Lot at 506, each. 1 Lotat7 each, 1 Lot at $1 each, (First floor; rieht of main entrance.) VEILLNGS. shall qnicken the demand for Lace-Edge Veilings by dropping their price follows ots, at J ie, and @1 per yard. At these prices they are equally as adaptable to hat trimmings as for veils, (First floor.) CHILDREN'S DRAWERS Bleached Muslin Drawers, ter of fine tucks, sizes 1, 2, Children’s leep hem with elus- aud 3, at the ex- ly low price of 123%, per pair. nd tloor.) MUSLIN Gov good value. tre (si —Here isan uncommonly Fine Muslin Gown, with yoke of six Hamburg insertings,and two clusters of Hamburg ruffle around the front, has Hubbard sleeves edged with Hamburg raffe and two wide teks, ‘The best Gown this price has yet bought, (Second floor.) three fiue tacks, OF INTEREST TO BICYCLIST. Jersey Ribbed Bicycle Riding Suits for Youths and Men, Made from a strong firmly-woven worsted, or long-combed Wool, is ribbed, thus adding elasticity to strength, Does not bind or impede the free mo and equal to every strain, The Jersey Shirt has pockets and collar attached, and otherwise finished like a flannel shirt. Knee Pants with pockets, belt loops and re-enforced seat com- plete the suit, The best we have yet seen in the way of a Bicycle Suit for the MEN DSOR TT cured a thousand Twilled Silk Wi wear with th nts of the wearer, have just se- sor Ties for comfortable F bel Shirts, Great variety attractive patterns and color- Last season's price for these Ties was 50e, We shall sell these at 35c. each, 3 for #1, They a hes wide and 41 inches long, full ad cheap, EL SHIRTS. There appears tobe a little doubt of it—the Flannel Shirt will be rally Worn this summer than ever be- ar, Clean. ing, attractive nd checks in beautiful, soft-toned col- 20 doubt been the lever that has popular favor, An authority seays: ‘They may be worn on ings. Si almost any occasion except where full dress is have shown our faith in the pop- wlarity of the Flannel Shirt by laying in the largest supply of any previous season, aud in utiful line of wash Silks, Silk-and-wool, and fine Scotch un- shrinkable Flannels, from which we are mak- ing the shirts to order, Present buyers secure the advantage of an unbroken assortment, (Men's doar, L013 F st. n, w.) SHIRT WAISTS, With a dozen makers tell- ing you that their shirt waist is the best, choos- ime is dificult. If you are in an experimental ame of mind, try them all. If not, try the “Mother's Friend.” We pin our faith to it be- cause of its increasing demand during the past two sumuners, Customers speak of it in the highest manner. It has the detachable waist- band with riveted buttons. You don’t have to sew on two or three buttons each time the waist comes from wash, All kinds, White, Fancy, In- digo, Turkey Red, Percale, &e, 50e, to $1.2 (Third floor.) FOR STEAMER TRAVELERS.—Steamer Shawis and Traveling Rugs in a variety of Eng- lish effects, $5 to $13 each, Wrapper Blankets for making Steamer awn, Bath Robes, &e. Steamer Quilts, $1 to ® Steamer Blankets, 83.50 to &. Steamer Sheets, $1 to 1.10 per pair, (Fourth floor.) TO OWNERS OF CARRIAGES.—We have a very extensive and attractive line of Carriage and Buggy Robes, which we offer at remarkably low prices, Spring weights, (Fourth floor.) SHADES TO ORDER. We have a factory on our fifth floor foranaking window shades to order. Leave word at the store or drop usa line and we will send a man to the house to take measyrements, We will then give you an esti- ate. We use only reliable spring rollers, and use patent fastenings, which do away with tacks, screws, nails, &. We guarantee onr shades to run lightly, smoothly and straight. Tiiere are uo lower prices than ours that wecan hear about. (Fourth floor.) DRUGGIST SUNDRIES. As yon will soon be going away we call your attention to our ex- cellent assortment of desirable Toilet articles, so difficult to secure atmany of the summer re- sorts—unless at exhorbitant prices, French Coloxne, in bulk, at 10c. per ounce, 4711 and Lundborg’s Colognes. Lubin’s, Lundbors’s, Atkinson's and Colgate's Extracts, by the ounce or in small bottles, Eau de Quinine for the hair, Florida Waters, Putupby Murray & Lanman, Hazard, and Prof. Byrnes, For the tegth. Oriental Tooth Paste, Shef- fields’ Tooth Paste, Calders' Tooth Powders, ‘Thurston's, Dr. Weber's and Perfection Tooth Powders and the Perfection Tooth Wash. For the Skin. Pure Vaseline, White Vaseline, Pomade Vaseline, Pateys’ Cold Cream, Vaseline Camphor Ice, Espey's Cream, Vaseline in pound cans, FOR THE FACE. Tetlow’s Swan's Down, ‘Tetlow's Gossamer, Saunder’s, Pozzoni’s, Fay's Veloutine, Mie. “Lewenbers’s, La Blanche, Hunter's, Palmer's Blanch We Pearle, Rouge de ‘Theatre. x MISCELLANEOUS. Powder Boxes; Powder Puffs, Rabbits’ Feet, Corn Cutters, Manicure Knives, Manicure Powder, Rosaline, Nail Files, Polishers, Pumice Files for the nails and corns. Combs apd Brushes of all kinds, Whisk- Brooms, Hand-Mirrors, Hand-bags, Satchels, &c., in various sizes, with convenient apartments for travelers’ requisites, Like everything else we sell the prices are as Jow as the lowest, and much lower than many, (Firat floor.) required. V addition wehave secured a be WOODWARD & LOTHROP, opls Gor, 11th and F sts, 2,7, We take it that those who glance at this page of the “Star” are in want of certain article for their Easter costume, or, perhaps, are hunting for bargains, Well, we quote FOUR EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN LOTS in this column, and in the column to the right SPECIAL PRICES FOR A THOUSAND AND ONE EASTER NOVELTIES. FOR TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, aT THE PPP s 2 eu cr wm Ff a Ee PAE. ME B AS tu 244 HT Ags8 et Fo 4 Ea CO Ze ae £ RR 00 + 2% tus $3.50 BOOTS REDUCED TO $2.80. Croxton and Wood's spring style hand-turn Button Boots, with patent-leatler tips, London spring style Lace Boots, opera toes, with patent-leather tips, Hand-turn Kid Button Boots. with patent-leather tips. 8F-The nae af the makers of above shore is a guar- autre of best materials, style, sinish and fit, The special price—®3.15 a pair—the lowest ever quoted for their latest styir boots, 8@-Bargains in Men's Goods, Parasols, Wraps, Gloves, mentioned in next colmmn, FOR APRIL 16TH AND 17TH, AT THE PPP AO A PoP AA OL a f oe P 2% fo 244 TP S38 yah 00 ¥ F A & kK Rk OO , ae | AA L RRR 0 0 bm AA L RR OO Yv AAA TF RR 00 + «<< 50c. HOSE REDUCED TO 6c. Boot Pattern Novelties. Some with Black Feet and Ankles, with Colored Uppers, Others with Feet and Ankles of oue shade, with Uppers of contrasting col« ord Be Only 500 pair of these Hos not more than three pire to to be sold at S5c., and cheastomer. Sehopper’s Black Ribbed Hose for Ladies, You je. A PATE, 100-yard spool of Fast Blick Mending Cotton given With every pair of these Hose. L he Hose this on, will not chan jor when washed. 2" Bargains in Handkerchiefs, Neckwear, Jewelry Fans, quoted in colaunn to the right. FOR TUESDAY AND WED: AT THE PPP A Lt A 1 i AA L AA ts PPP AA L AA i P ASA AAA u 3 aA AAW RRR 00 ages 2 A L RR OO Ce AA L RR 00 ¥ A A 21.25 SKIRTS REDUCED TO Extra wide Skirts of finest Muslin, trimmed with hand-made Torchon Lace. Auother style with six-inch Embroidered Ruflle and nine Tucks above. profasely 135 Nightgowns for 98c., are those of fine Cambric with French Embroidered Rule neck, sleeves and front, Tweive Clusters six bunch Tucks in yokes, Plaited backs, $27 Bargains in DressGvods, Trimmings, Buttons Ribbons; told of in uext column. FOR APRIL 16 AND 17, AT THE PPPoA P AA pee AA = AAA P ava RRR 00 ¥ ¥ A Bs G90 &y se £ R KR 00 Y aA LLLL 5c. BOYS’ SHIRT WAISTS FOR 59c. Worth 98c. are these Freuch Percale Waists which are warranted not tofade in washing. See those of Turkey red and Indixo bine with figures in white. The style, the fit, the pearl buttons, ete., of 98e. waists. 82 Boys’ Shirt Wuistson 2d Moor, Take elevator in passage adjoining Glove Department. Sar- Bargains in Children’s Caps and Hosiery men- tioned in column to the right, besides many special prices for ‘TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY AT TARE PPP. A A PoP AA 3 AA i PPP AA AA it Bo fet El, SA 00 A noys 24 - A. LISNER, Proprietor. apls Cor, 12th and Pa, ave, ) THE PALAIS ROYAL tompte you with price imdnce- ments for the beginning of Easter week. hoping thus to prevent the annual overcrowding incidental to the three days preceding Easter Sunday. MEN'S EASTER NOVELTIES. NECKWEAR.—Fisk, Clark & Flacg’s New Automatic Bow. The latest imported novelties in Crepe de Chine _ Four-in-Hand Scarfs A matchless variety of Puff, | Knot, and Four-in-Hand Searfs, which will be offered | Guring this sale at 47¢, each, GLOVES. English Goatskn Gloves, in shades to Tatch your Easter overcoat or trousers, reduced from 81.50 to 81.25. 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-stripad Lisle Socks. The correct London style Unibrellas, All the latest | novelties at special prices, LADIES’ EASTER NOVELTIES. GLOVES. Don't wear inferior cloves: they are dear atany price. The ** Putais Royal Gioves are tried on at our risk, Beery patr warranted. Aud yet prices con siderably lower than usually changed for the best The 81.85 Undressed Kid Mousquetaires, in Dress | Gouiis shades, are retailed eleewhere at 8 j Pigskin Mousqnetaires at Se. that usually retail | at ONe, H Extra Quality Undressed Kid Mousquetaires at | 98c, that would be cheap at €1.50. | The “Palais Royal” 4-button Dressed and Undress | Kid Gloves, in the new Greens, Blues, Reds, Tans, | Fawn, &c.,at $1,308 pair, are worth at the credit | stores €2 a pair. i Silk Gloves—This is a separate department and | Utilizes 50 feet of counter. Price surprises at 25, 39, | 50, and 75e. a pair. EASTER PARASOL NOVELTIES The y Parasols for carriage use, the Detachable Hand! Tosea Parasols, and many Exclusive Paris | Novelty Parasols at spe j Atal the new iuwosque-top Satinette Parasols in Challie and French: n colorings and fisrures. At $2.08 the hew effects in checks aud striped silk Parasols At 85.08, plaids, stripes, band borders, aud Jacquard effects in moire, surah aud G. G, silks, and satius. al EASTER UMBRELLAS, NOVELTIES. It requires a baif column to sound the praises of # doubtful article, ouly three words to tel! of the gen- uine, WARRANTED ONE YAR. Warranted o 1r—That is, if the within one year of purchase, rec harye This swuarantee holds good with our “Gloria” umbrel- las at $1.35, as well as the expensive inuported uuvei- | ties, #1.20 for our 1.1 material aplits Gloria” nmbrelias. SYS for 2.48 for our “Gloria, See window diaplay for more expensive novelty handles, and please select the beginning of the week, if you would profit by t sca” hhaudlh al prices, | EASTER WRAP NOVELTIES. The latest London and Paris styles of Directoire, and English walking jackets variety of beaded peleri «im this eity. Jerseys, Ulsiers, Wrappers, Tea Gowns in variety se all tastes and pocket for the new #15 ulsters. 7 for pelerines valued at #10. $4.50 for broadcloth jackets worth 86. ted jerseys usuaty $35.50. Misses? and Children’s special prices for this sale. te tx and EASTER HANDKERCHIEF NOVELTIES. It has been said: “The 2wluis by a wi Of Easter Hawikerchiess ix the finest eves ye disphary vin Wash For the Easter sale several lots of Handkerchiets will be offered at Beautiful and novel designs in olfered at 20c. each, pure linen ch. Handkere i | | FASTE KWEAR NOVELTIES. quality Neck Ruchings of bolting civth, lisse and colored silk cord, will be sold at 12%. a yard it | you do not ask for more than one yard, ashing silk at 20¢ Hl worn by Catherine at the k. Ask to see them, | pllars at special pri beauty of our new stock? Piaited Mull ~ lars, lars, with Mull Tie, lar with Tie an Lace “F" Sets with Tie; White, Hewstiicbed * Cutts g Dy Thee BL. | #1.50 quality Black Sik Lace Searfs, | 1 foot wide, for #1. $17.50 Hand-run Lac Searfs for #16 each. | EASTER SHOF NOVELTIES. Curtis & Wheeler's and Croxton & Wood's Spri Novelties in Footwear. For this sale 20 PER CENT DISCOTNT—* cent off the marked prices of every article Royal's well-stocked shoe parior. EASTER HOSE NOVELTIES. e think we We show allt also leather shi 2 muatch any shade of di new greens, b 3 colors the Easte 3 Lisle Hose for 4 Boot-pattern Hose for 44c. c. Black Silk Hose for 39¢. for boot pattern Silk Hose, . for Sohopper's new shades in Hose. for all children’s Black Lisle Hose. for all sizes boys’ Double Knee Hose, red | EASTER UNDERWEAR NOVELTIES. °. for lace-trimmed Jersey Bal Vests, for ribbon-trimmed Colored Ribbed Vesta, Silk Vests, in Black aud EASTER DRESS GOODS NOVELTIF We ask comparison of qualities and from here and elsewhere will should buy 1S styles SOc. Dress Goods, which include Priest- ley's Black Cashmere, Novelties in sideband Suitings, Directoire Dress Patterns. At Soc.a yard a superb quality of Henri- etta (silk finished) in Old Rose, Terra Cotta, Boreal, Resada Green, Gobelin Blue, Electric, Grays, Drab, | Slate, and Reds, Browns, Tans,Cream, Back,and White, Samples | ine where you | EASTER DRESS TRIMMIN Persian Band Trimmings. The quality, for 7 ineh peory in all colors, reduced inch Sik and Tinsel mn atd other colorings far 30e. iustead of Ouly suiticient quantity for one dress to each customer. EASTER RIBBON NOVELTIES, Ribbons, with Satin Edge, in all the ring Shades, for 1c. These are for hat trimmings, and well worth 336. a yard. ‘Thirty shades in 3-inch Armure Ribbons, for ouly Be. a yard. Job lot Fancy Ribbons for hat trimmings, inclnding Plain Armure, Armureand Faille, in combination stripes: Armure with fancy Brocade, Plain Brocades wit Faille Edge. Lot 1 at % Lot 2 for 48. Lot B for 55e. Lot 4forGNe, Lot 5tor S@7 Many of these ribbons are at half price. FASTER JEWELRY NOVELTIES. A Jewelry Store—a most complete Jewelry Store, The latest imported novelty, Frosted and Polished Silver Jewelry, Real Gold, Amber, Tortoise Shell, French Euamel, English Garnet, Kolled Gold Jewelry. “Palais Royal prices’* are nearly half Jewelers’ Prices, nc. for Kings of Euainel Fonget-Me-Nots and real Gold. e 0c. for Children’s Rings with Pearls and ‘Turquoise wate tn Fi Lace Pius, representing 25e. for Silver Filsgree i Daisies, Lilies, Fiies, Binds, ete. 19e. for 5c. Silver Thimbles, during this sale, 50e, for the latest style Gold Hair Ornaments. EASTER FAN NOVELTIES. 20c. for Japanese Fans with triple sticks with silk cord in all colors, 94. for choice of nearly 1,000 Fans, which com- prised an importers xtock, 50c, for hand-painted Quill aud Gauze Pans for the pocket. HATS, light in weight. Dame Bows Evsra Ruin TE iE | per yard, worth 7 a Rh ak k Rr BBR AA BR AAAR BBB A Ak gs A v BO AA v BBR AA ss —_- © BBB u POPULAR POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE. Established 25 years. THE PRIC§S POSITIVELY HOLD GOOD ONLE FOR THE DAY MENTIONED ABOVE, OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT offers for to- Morrow & light-wearht cloth, “Eau front, Ladies’ armen Bieevaa, ther light or dark clot price & FOR TO MORROW. 93.4. IN OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT Dave for to-morrow a line of alm wai, all a | 4-4 Beiwees, in light ¢ray, dark or medi browne, m nde, qubelin, hee Our rerular price is oe. @ vant.” FOR TO-MORROW. doc A TAL TOMOKRUWS UHBOLSTERY D MENT. offers i our “renowned” re S . alloolom, which wealwaye — oto 6 TOMORROW, P nm the ART DEPARTMENT « rf, ris long, gels for 450. JORROW,, : EACH The UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT has a lot of or changeable «ilk Umbrella, sella dered Hi The SHA NT bas « square Cashmere shawl, in red or tau, is set 1 0 TOMORROW, ar COLT NDERWEAR DEPART. NT we ott : pric inde sorting. 3 tucks bet me Std See Se soe he. RACH * HOSIERY DEPARTMENT has «line Ladies’ Biack Ribbed Stock ius, ee 8 to are usually 35e. Tomorrow pair, 5 paar In the GLOVE DEPARTM: to-morrow T » Undressed Kid Glove, 4 ew spring shades and pew stitel- To-morrow only ie. a pair. the EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT w and ends iu Swiss and 100 pie Baul marked. 12 J8e. a yank, © LACE DEPARTMPNT we hattatot ef 45-inch Val. Ploune autrful fine pat ferns, worth Otc, t jWKKOW, ONLY }OTION DEPARTMENT @ oyutaihina the 'e-morre The KEUMERY DEPARTMENT has alot ful Porcelain Puflor Powder Boxes; offer one lot of ‘Sewing Silk 7 striped borders, worth INc. to row, 12%e. a yard, We have in DRESS TRIMMI very lane and fiue Black ‘ornament Guips, worth #1 an ornament. To-morrow, ornanieut. co All-clk Maite Sok RIUbose wt, r res x wu a morrow SOc. a yard, E ASTPR Miurusery Just received some of the latest designs im Black and Colored Nett Tocques and lange Hateat low prices, j Think it will pay you to look at them, are cy We nually getting out new effects im Trimmed Hats, Come in aud look et them, even if you are not buying to-day, Don’t delay too long for your Easter Millinesy, THE BUN MARCHE, B: ADED Prrenives. Just in, other lot of our popular 7.50 Silk Pele- Tues, Heasy Beaded Sleev®and Oruawent iu Back. See urs before you bay, it will pay Others at $5, $6.50. #10, £13.50 to THE BON MARCHE. Every shape, ever color, in Ladies’ and Misses’ Hate, Ise, tg New aud Stylish, from including every thing Sailor Hats, Plain and Mixed Straw, Trimmed, at 17e. up to $1.98, for finer Milans an between, lots of prices THE BON MARCHE, Frowexs wilt than for the past tive y red With oue of the Dest xt-priced amsortinents evershow including Montures, Long Spray Flowers. ean ask fe Seeour 2 Hats, MIM iM 4 BER MMMM AA HOE MMMM AA Hoke MMM z Be MMM A 4 RRE TINGS! MATTINGS! HEAVY FANCY MAT Heavy white matting, yo seainless matting, 12 wt. dues, #yc. per yard. per y ‘Kupertine Nin be Ms, 745 aud 747 SM EVEKY EDDY NTS OCC RIGERATOR Is WAR M. W. BEVERE Importer of China ius, 1009 Pa. 3-3t Sole Awent for the KI REF aph Worverrer Bascass ~~ LATE STYLE SPRING DRESS GOODS, &o, Beautiful, Double Fold Side Band Bewwes. 2a 5 niietta. Ck Tie. ‘the. Mohairs, : 46-inch fa Cloths, or 12 yards for New Satines, in °) Stylish Dress . Lovely Challies trom Ge. to orieutal aud other stylish 40-1nch, All-wool aud ol Hasek, Age. Plaid India'Linon, te. up. Exquinite desicus in Satine Prints, He Late: Beige Dress Go Be a c. Sheer Handkerchiefs, 72. Hose, Loc, Beautiful Lisle: Lonsdale Canubie.§ ine! pamols, 29 Ladies’ Libbed Stunmer Undervesta, Te, Wasa tuue when woods where so beautiful or wud ours are the most beautiful aud cheapest im vgs aa wept BRODHEAD & CO, 007 F st. Masonic Temple, Established, 1867. Oldest, Mest Reliable and Cheapest. apllae — Usexcepexten Banas. BALBRIGGAN SHIRT AND DRAWERS, 730.—ALL SIZES—750, Having secured about 200 dozen of these Beautiful Spring Goods, we have decided to allow our customers the benefit of the low price, TYSSOWSKI BROS. Corner 15th and G ste, apl2-4t Seae Seas Ty Huts, DUNLAP'S FIFTH AVENUE STYLE SILK AMD of FRENCH S0rR ‘La TOSCA UMBRELLAS and CANES for Ladion, WILLETT & RUOFP, 906 _Seunsyivania ave, DERBY HATS NOW Just received sn Importation