Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1889, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local ny Newspaper in the World. and as an Advertising Medium is worth More than all the other papers published ‘The wining and dining Capt. Murrell, of the Missouri, has had to undergo lately has proved too much for him. Thus far the hospitalities heaped upon him have not turned his head, ntly, and he remains the modest, plain- Dae on plain-speaking sailor that he was when he landed. By an accident, as it were, his young man has had acareer opened to him. ‘That he was a skilful navigator for one of his years is evident from his having been trusted with the command of a fine vessel, but he might have remained in com- Parative obscurity but for the happy circum- tance which threw the lines of his late voyage Scross those of the sinking Danmark. What he did in the emergency was only to follow the Gictates of humanity, but this required more fourage than would be supposed at first Bhought. As master of his ship he was respon- Bible for her cargo, and was liable to be dis- missed from his place for an error of judgment in regard to it. Moreover, with a ship's com- Pany of fifty to feed, it was quite an undertaking to assume the burden of a mess for seven hun- dred more, even till his vessel could make fhe nearest port. At his harbor in the Azores jhe had to shoulder a new responsibility in Provisioning the Missouri afresh with supplies enough to take half of his guests across the Ocean. All thatthe mere sentiment of mercy Fequired was that he should land the unfor- tunates; but, in view of the facts that he bad already disposed of enough of his cargo to make room for some hundreds of passengers, nd that a long delay at that distant port would eause great hardship in many instances, he obeyed the promptings of his heart rather than those of cool caution. The sequel shows that he did the right thing. His employers have testified their approval by helping to make him the hero of the hour; the owners of the Danmark have ordered their agents to pay for the jettisoned cargo, so that not a dollar will Be lost by any of the shippers as the result of his action; and, in short, the Murrell incident Goes to establish a precedent for shipmasters generally which is bound to encourage and cultivate the spirit of humanity on the high Beas everywhere. ——— + The yellow fever has made its appearance in Florida. Timely warning is given to that state ‘nd to the southern and middle states, and all the large Atlantic coast cities ta take precau- tionary measures. Florida's former policy of denial and concealment, which has permitted the disease to become epidemic before the adoption of vigorous measures, has resulted in the loss of many valuabie lives, great expendi- ture of money, and the damage or destruc- tion of many forms of business and the ruin of the men concerned in them. It should be, and probably will be, abandoned, and an avowed policy of vigorous prevention adopted in its place. In this way only can the fever be held in check. The warning to the Atlantic coast cities, including Washington, is to bestir themselves in the work of spring cleaning, and to putthemselves in condition to resist any threatened epidemic. The city must look to its sewers, streets and alleys, the river front, the flats, and all existing conditions which promise to become public nuisances under the summer sun. The citizen must purify his house and back yard. A few cases of the most dreaded of diseases are liable to appear at any time in a crowded coast city in spite of all pre- cautions, but epidemics are built upon the con- tributory negligence of the victims, $< It is questionable whether the French gov- ernment played a wise card when it incited, even indirectly, the expulsion of Gen. Boulan- ger from Belgium. In the latter country he would have been likely, if engaged in a plot to estroy the republic, to betray himself some- time by careless words or movements. In En- land, however, being among people of a different ract and speaking a different tongue, he will be caution itself. Moreover, it will be impossible to keep the close watch on him in London that might have been kept in Brussels without his discovering it and being able to throw his enemies’ spies off the track. There are in England to-day a little group of Bona- partist sympathizers, including both French emigrants and native Britons, and perhaps more soldiers of fortune than can be found in any other country of the world, now that Spain is enjoying a respite from her civil wars. No Detter site could be chosen for the headqnar- ters of a revolutionary movement to be exe- cuted on the other side of the channel, Bou- langism may therefore be said to be striking its roots into the most friendly sort of soil, thanks to the misdirected zeal of some of the general's distinguished countrymen. - —- Accheerful feature of the rescue of the Dan- Mark passengers and crew is the fact that everybody is willing and anxious to stand or meet the loss of the part of the Missouri's cargo which the rescue demanded. The captain and owners of the rescuing vessel were ready to un- dergo the loss, New York merchants offered to contribute the amount, subscriptions exceed- ing the loss have been made as a testimonial to the Missouri's captain, and now word comes that the owners of the Danmark will reimburse the rescuers. Praise of the captain's heroism isone thing and the payment of money is another. In this case gratitude and public ad- miration and approval of a good deed take a practical and substantial shape. ee Yesterday a bicyclist ran down one pedes- trian and a wagon-driver another at street- erossings in thiscity. Theoretically the pedes- trian has right of way at such crossings, but Practically he or she has no rights which a reckless driver or bicyclist is bound to respect, Apparently some more of such offenders must be indicted and imprisoned before this form of eriminal carelessness can be checked. ——— Three persons killed at Wilmington yesterday ewell the list of this years’ victims of railroad crossings at grade. The grade crossing boasts ® far more appalling record as a life-destroyer than dynamite. The Indians purpose taking a hand in the Oklahoma activities if the white man presumes too much upon their good nature and the easy temper of the government, —— oe eece Colonel Lamont has been lected secrotary of another moneyed corporation. There are still a few desirable places left in the New York business world, but applicants for them will do well to speak quick, before the colonel’s friends get wind of an opening anywhere, —— - = Another mysterious mgrder has come to light in this part of the world, and as the corpse was discovered not far from the District line in Maryland it is confidently assumed in view of the capital{s recent record as the scene of puzzling murders that the crime was com- mitted in Washington. Cannot the police and local detectives discover and punish some of ‘these murderers? ————— © “Onward and upward” is the motto of ‘Tur Evextxo Stan, Onward in its extending influence, upward in its circulation and adver- A increase is a steady, ABLE US TO MAKE gvod arrangements with manufacturers, therefore for 0 DAYS we wu sell WOOD MANTELS at an EXOR- MOUS DISCOUNT. The new designs all in and our tloorsare crowded. Purchaders can have goods stored until wanted with- Out charge and no payment is required until delivery made. This is the best chance ever offered to select an extensive stock of choice designs. p19 HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, FPF pie 1D A yy Fr Ee i BD AA aed RRR Ii 5 5 AA Y FLERE Bw 4.3 7 RED TICKET DAY, . ar “Mo PD oA EE WES & Bh SL Us Bae os BBE A A UU COM MM S338 POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE. ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS. A lot of American Hosiery Underwear, Drawers only, heavy-weight, ata ridiculously low price before we pack them away, sizes 36, 38 and 40, were $1.50, 5 and $2. Friday, 50c. each. lot of $1.25 Light Tan Kid Gloves, all sizes, Fri- day, 75c. a pair. A lot of $2, $2.25 and $2.50 Plainand Fancy Striped Parasols. Friday, 81.39 each. A lot of Soiled White Pique and Lawn Dresses, sizes 3 to 8 years, were $4 and 85. Friday, choice $2.25. 22-inch Mohair in Black and White, Broken Plaids and Plain Gray; was 25c.ayard. Friday, 16c. a yard. 32-inch Plaid Dress Goods; were 25c. a yard. Friday, 1be. a yard. Balance of our 10c. Bathing Towels. Friday, 4 for 25e. 12 pieces of Colored Tarlatans for picture coverings; were 15c. Friday, 10c. a yard. 10 pair of Lace Curtains. tape edge, in White or Ecru; $1.25. Friday, 90c. a pair. 25 of Best Scotch, Holland and Opaque, Hartzhorn Spring Roller Shades, 2 yards long, were 85c. Fri- day, 506. each. 3 doz. of Odds and Ends of Children’s Black Ribbed Hose, sizes 6 and 63g; were 35c. a pair. Friday, 2 pair for 25c. Our 85e, Summer Balmoral Skirts, Friday, 6Sc. 5 boxes of Moire Crown Edge Ribbons, 3 inches wide; were 18c, Friday, 10c. a yard. Still some left of those triple-plated Sugar Spoons, Butter Knives and Napkin Rings. Friday, 10c. each. A lot of Real Imported Japanese Cream Pitchers, large and small size; worth 50c. and 65c. Friday, 25¢. A lot of English Pins, 400 in a paper; worth 8c. Friday, 234c. a paper. A lot of Plain and Painted Porcelain Puff Boxes; worth 50c. Friday, 16c each. A lotof Odds and Ends in Ruchings; were 100, to 25c.ayard. Friday, 3c. a yard, 2 yards for Se. Alot of larze-dotted Chenille Veils, all colors; were 25e. Friday, 10c. each. Persian Trimmings below cost; all marked $1.75 for $1.00 yard; all marked $2.50 for $1.75 a yard; all marked 5.00 for 3.75 a yard; open work trimmings included. Alot of Metal Clasps; marked 10c., 123¢c., 15e. and 18e. Friday, 10¢. A lot of Embroideries, of all kinds, all widths, including all-overs and odds and ends of goods which were 373¢c., 40¢., 50c., 60c. and 75c. ayard. Friday, A lot of Remnants of Laces and Embroideries; 15¢. to 7c, Friday, choice, 1 0c. a remnant. We have only space to give an example of what we have in store for you TO-MORROW—EXTRAORDI- NARY BARGAINS ALL OVER THE HOUSE. Bh A EE uw T gs re ae BBB A A UU MMM = = 8x58 RED TICKET LIST, ap25 7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS. 00D-LOOKING, CHEAP SHOES ARE INVARI- ABLY MACHINE MADE. MUCH MONEY AND STUDY HAVEBEEN EXPENDED IN IMPROVING MACHINERY, BUT TO THE END THAT THE WORK SHALL LOOK LIKE HAND-MADE RATHER THAN THAT IT SHALL BE PERFECT WORK. MA- CHINE WORK IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR COMMON SHOES FOR SOME PEOPLE, BUT IT’S A PITY TO MAKE IT LOOK SO MUCH LIKE HAND-WORK, BE- CAUSE IT DECEIVES SO MANY. IT WOULD BE BETTER TO HAVEIT BETTER WORK AND LOOK AS DIFFERENT FROM HAND-WORK AS IT REALLY 1S. NOBODY WANTS MACHINE WORK IN FINE SHOES AND FOR TENDER FEET. IN- DEED, THOUGH MACHINE-MADE SHOES ARE MORE PROFITABLE TO SELL, THEY COST THE DEALER LESS. WE KEEP ONLY THE BEST HAND- MADE SHOES, WHICH WE BUY DIRECTLY FROM THE MAKER AND OFFER YOU AT A MODERATE PRICE. BEST HAND-MADE SHOES 7 FOR MEN, $4.00, $5.00, $6.00, $7.00. BBB OU U RRR TTIT ™ BB UU RR iT BBB U U_ RRR T BR UG ke £ BEB -— 2s & ap2S 1211 F STREET N. W- $9.25. On FRIDAY and SATURDAY of this week we will offer 200 MEN'S SUITS AT $9.25, ‘None of them are worth less than $12.00 And some of them considerably more, a WEYL'S ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, 311 7TH ST. N 8pl0-3m_ Four Doors Above the Avenue, . Seasoxazne Taste Svvruies ar ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY'S. MAPLE SUGAR—One ton direct from Vermont. ‘New and absolutely pure. MAPLE SYRUP—Pure Vermont; gal. cans, MAPLE SYRUP—MeMechen’s quart bottles, 39¢, TABLE OIL—Italian and French, The best brands known to the trade. Price mod- erate. STAWBERRIES—Choicest varieties received. fresh every morning. BOSTON POTATO CHIPS—Superior quality, fresh from the oven every day. MANDHELING JAVA~—Is the highest grade grown on earth. We offer the genuine arti- cle roasted fresh every day. FLOUR—Don't forget our special bangain at 86.508 Darrel. Also, examine our entire list of brands and prices before buying. It will pay you. £LPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 428 Ninth st. n.w., bet. Dand F._ Souxsoy, Ganser & Co. We have placed on sale 25 pieces 36-inch Wool Henrietta Cloth, 25c.; job in White Goods 5, 6 and 8e, 100 doz. Men's 34 Hose, full regular made, 15¢, Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, $1 up. Beautiful line Dress Gingham, se, Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Vest, 25c, Straw Mattings, 20, 25 and Joc. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO. 636 Pounsylvania ave. 8024 _ap24-at* Suoz Boxers, YOU WILL FIND THE BEST SELECTED STOCK OF SPRING SHOES FOR LADIES,GENTLEMEN, AND CHILDREN, IN ALL THE LEADING AND NEW STYLES AND COLORS. SOME VERY DESIRABLE ADVANCE STYLES IN SUMMER SHOES, DALTON & STRICKLAND, 939 Penna, Ave, (028-3, - ell Ocrswe Axp Txswe. OUTSIDE CLOTHING. Public opinion cuts a wide swath with us all. Fashion is the prime minister of public opinion. We all want fashionableclothing. We want it fashfénably cut and of the latest and most becoming patterns. Vanity—that’s the conmon term—but it's the great tuning fork of civilization. It keeps us all up to pitch. Our ear caught the key-note of what was to be proper this season. The echo is reverberating throughout our house now. From 810 to $35 you can be fashionably dressed. Nicely at 10—elegantly at $35. At $12, $15, #18, 820, $25 and $30 are the different landings in the structure of perfection, ‘We have never permitted looks to overbalance qual- ity. When one or the other had to be sacrificed it was looks every time—QUALITY NEVER. We guarantee every garment we sil. Some of our Suits were made in this country from imported fabrics—others were brought over all made up. For superior fit and finish stick to the “home- made.” ‘That's our advice, ‘The weaves are new and nobby—Some lond—some quiet—Sack or Cutaway Coats, with Waistcoats and ‘Trousers of the proper type, We've aimed at the cus- tom mark and hit it, Don't forget these prices are ours, That means a great deal to you. INSIDE CLOTHING, ‘Underwear—You oueht to get a lighter weight now. We can show you a couple of dozen grades between the 50-cent Gauze and the $6.50 Brettles Novi Silk. Balbriggans—from France and England~in plain colors—rich shades. The popular Derby Ribbed Goods. Handsomely Embroidered Lisle Thread and a new novelty, the Egyptian Cotton—mixture of cotton and silk. Almost any amount you are prepared to spend can be invested in these goods to advantage. Our Underwear is marked as our clothing—on the same basis, SAKS AND COMPANY, MANKIND'S PROVIDERS, EVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. ap? Tx: Box Maxcuz, BARGAINS IN GLOVES. 4-Button Embroidered Backs, all Colors and Black, 50c., worth 75c. ‘Misses’ Silk Gloves, all colors., 25c., worth 50c. BARGAINS IN HOSIERY. Children’s Derby Ribbed Fast Blacks, all sizes, 25e., worth 35c. Ladies’ Derby Ribbed Fast Blacks, 29c., worth 40c. BARGAINS IN CORSETS, Satteen Hand-made Corset, all colors, 59¢., worth ‘Te. French Woven Corset, Embroidered Bust, white and drab, 59e., worth 75c. BARGAINS IN MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. Five Styles Chemise in Cambric and Muslin? Lace and Embroidered, V-Shape and Square Neck, 98e., worth 81.25, One Style of Skirt, Wide Torchon Insertion and Lace Edged, $1.48, worth $1.25. BARGAINS IN MULL CAPs. Embroidered Mull Cap, with Embroidered Bow and Strings, 49c., worth 68e. Fine Corded Cap, with Corded Bow and Wide Strings, 49c., worth 68c. THE BON MARCHE. J ERSEYS, SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS IN COLORED JERSEYS. ‘One style with moire front, fine cashmere, all colors and sizes, at 82.48; worth 23.50, One style trimmed with military braid, of fine cashmere, inall the latest colormgs, all sizes, at $2.48; were 3.50. One style blouse front and tight fitting back and braided collar,all colors and sizes,at 82.48; were 83.25, One style braided yoke, tailor finish, extra fine cashinere, latest shades, all sizes, at $2.98; THE BON MARCHE. Just received another lot of those $5 Beaded Pelerines, all sizes, Have them from that price to $25; splendid assortment, THE BON MARCHE. Sparse Ovesixa THURSDAY, ON 25TH, FRIDAY, 26TH, SATURDAY, 27TH APRIL. A Grand Display of ART NEEDLE WORK AND NOVELTIES IN FINE EMBROIDERY. MRS. E. BRASELMAN, 608311th st., near Fn.w. ap20-6t* P. miLavenrata Srore Will offer special value in Colored Henri- . — ettas, silk finish; all the leading shades, 44 inches wide, at 40c. a yard. In Black Surahs we are showing extra good values at Colored Stripe new effects in Striped Moires, 85e. to $1.25. We are showing beautiful styles of Satines and Ginghams, 12234. to the finest. WHITE GOoDs. At 12c. we are showing extra values in India Linons, Victoria Lawns, Plaid Lawns, and Nainsooks, Persian Lawns, &c., &c. ‘We will offer a great bargain in Ladies’ Fast Black Lisle Thread Hose, imported to it 50e, We will offer the entire sel lot at 25c. In Men’s Fancy Half Hose will offer three numbers of choice styles, at 18c.a pair, fully worth 2c. We are offering special inducements in Matting and Oilcloths. CARHART & LEIDY, ap20 928 7th and 706 K st. n.w. Trosxs Made at TOPHAM’S FACTORY have a National Reputation for standing hard usage; last for years, and are low in prices. A large stock at Factory and Salesrooms. Call and see the Light and Stroug Leatheroid ‘Trunk. Repairing of Trunks and Bags promptly and thoroughly done. JAMES 8S. TOPHAM, apll-Gm 1231 Pennsylvania avenue, Moxvnenrs. Moxvwers, Avovr Ovr Srrouz Sazzs. ‘The most desirable new goods are offered st whole- sale prices during the days specified for a “Special Sale.” Do you properly appreciate this method of advertis- ing, so full of immediate benefit to you and but pros- Péctive to the A , PAE ALS AAA AAA I aAvA TLL A A WF 4ss8 a. -. = FY - A. PE oo FF wy Gee 3 RR oO Y AA ihe GENTLEMEN are referred to the lower half of this column for to-morrow’s Special Sale Surprise. LADIES will find mentioned a Special Sale of Under- ‘wear and Hosiery. (Continued below.) Aways Wasren: Orrex Foncorren. Here’s a little list of things you want, whether you Stay at home or intend traveling. Nearly half the prices you'll be charged at the seaside and mountain resorts, SOAPS, Colgate’s, Pears’, Lubin's, Condray's, Bazin & Sar- gent’s, Recamier’s, Cuticura. Two cakes for the usual Price of one. ‘To illustrate that the “Palais Royal” prices are often lower than the New York and Philadelphia houses, we quote: ¥¢ LB. CAKES PURE CASTILE SOAP FOR 9c. You get here nearly half as much Soap again for 9c. than you'll be offered in any New York store for 10c. BAR OF GLYCERINE SOAP FOR 9c., or 3 bars for 25c. Our contemporary of Philadelphia (Mr. Wanamaker) advertises this soap at 10c. a bar, EXTRACTS. We sell Extracts by the bottle, but recommend you to buy by the ounce—it’s cheaper. Lubin’s, 35¢. ounce; Atkinson's, 35c. ounce; Col- + ounce; Maybell’s, 35c, ounce; Melrose, ‘Bhe, ounce; Edelweiss, 35c. ounce, At 23c. a bottle, German Farina, 4711 Cologne, Bay Rum. TOILET ARTICLES. Your favorite powder for the teeth or face is hero, Probably at lower price than you have heretofore been charged, ‘Thousands of Tooth, Nail, Hair, Flesh, Clothes and Hair Brushes. The usual 25c. article is 20c. here, and the more expensive English Brushes are from 50c. to 75e. less in price than you'll expect. Dr. Pray’s Manicure Articles at “Palais Royal Prices.” Scissors—The new Electric Steel Nail Scissors 25c. Dr. Scott's Electric Hair Curlers 39c. each. DRESS SHIELDS. All styles and sizes in all the best makes—“Lily,” Canfield’s, “Fedora,” “Snow White,” Satin-covered Dress Shields, &c., &c. We offer superior oil skin Dress Shields, warranted not to split and to be perspiration-proof, at the follow- ing low prices: No, 1, | No. 2, | No. 3, | Nec Prices: 13c. Vd 16e. 8c. 6#-Money refunded if not as warranted. ODDS AND ENDS, Shoes, Buttons and Buttoners, Needles, Pins, Hook and Eyes, Elastic, Hose Supporters, Laces, Corset Steels, Belting, Tape, &., &c. Here is an idea of the Palais Royal prices: 100 yards best spool Silk, 7c. spool. Button-hole Twist, 3 spools for 5c, Best Knitting Silk, 33c. a ball, Clark's Spool Thread, 4c, spool. Suors, Jackets Axp Hose. 20 percent discount on every article in the Palais Royal Shoe Sto: LADIES’ $1.25 Dongola Kid Slippers, in all sizes and widths, with Common Sense and Opera Toes, are reduced to $1. MISSES' $2 Spring Heel Boots in four styles: No. 1, Straight Goat; No, 2, with Dull Dongola Tops; No. 3, French Kid; No. 4, Bright Dongola, Any of these 82 shoes for $1.60. BOYS’ $1.25 Patent Leather Oxfords go at #1. 2.50 Patent Leather Boots, with cloth uppers, $2, JACKETS, A long list is in the hand of the advertising man at time of writing, and many good bargains are promised for to-morrow which are crowded out here. To xiv® an idea: $5 for Tailor-made Broadcloth Jackets with improved bell sleeves and pearl buttons, Colors— Gray, Navy, Green, Tan, Red, Terra Cotta, HOSIERY. * During the special sale of Underwear (see below) the following reduced prices in Hosiery, 25c. for our 35e, Hose, in Dove, Fawn, Pearl Gray, Tan, Mode, Golden Brown, Medium and Dark Gray, Black. B5e. for Schopper’s 44c. Hose, with double white soles and high spliced heels. Six shades each of Gray, ‘Tan, Blue, Brown, Red and a fast Black, in all, twenty- five colors, Srrcran Sure Or Unsprrwear FOR MEN ONLY. GENTLEMEN are offered for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, April 25, 26, and 27 ONLY, 50c. BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR FOR 2c, This is no nonsense. It’s so true that we shall en- force this rule, so none will be disappointed—ot more than two suits to each customer, SEE WINDOW CORNER 12TH ST. AND PA. AVE. Samples of this Underwear fills this window. Note the Shirts with the ribbed necks; the Drawers with patent everlasting stays, You'll see this Underwear marked 50c. in the win- dows of our neighbors, Good value at 50c. We don’t pretend we can afford always to sell at 2c, It’s one of our “special sale” surprises, MEN'S 13c. HALF HOSE. ‘We know the price will make you doubtful of the quality, But should you judge the quality by the price when the Palias Royal advertises a special sale? You'll see the 13c. Socks in the window. $#~Men’s Department near the door, No, 1119 Penn, ave. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Lanes: Srrixe Uxvrew R. (Department near door, No. 1117 Penn. ave.) GP-Special Sale Prices for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April 25, 26 and 27. S#~Not more than three pieces of the special lots will be sold each customer. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Details below.) Sooner Mexixo Usperwear, Gauze, Gossamer and Medium Weights. All styles and sizes, Prices 25¢., 35¢., 50¢, j t® For the special sale the 25. Gauze Vests for 19¢., Jersey fitting, silk bound, low necks, ribbed arms Sizes 26 to 40. Splendid value at 25c. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Rowev Sux Vesrs. ‘The most varied stock in town. No less than six- teen different styles and in nineteen different shades Prices 73c., 81. 68, 82, 82.48, $2.68, 32.89 83.19, G#™ Sce the 73c. Vests, offered during the Special Sale at Gc. each, Prettily trimmed with silk ribbons. Colors--Pink, Blue, Cream, White, Gold, Fawn, Tan Mouse, Cardinal, Garnet, Nile Green, Gray, Slate Canary, Maize, Salmon, Lavender, Bronze and Black. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Rosev Listz Vesrs. Silk finished at 59 and 75c. Those at 75c. have V- shape front, with lace-work of intricate and beautiful design. Colors—pink, blue, white, ecru, gold, maize, yellow, cream, white. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Roissev Corrox Unpenwear. ‘Swiss Ribbed Vests in all styles, White and all col- «1 Ble., B5e., 40c., 50e. CB™ 35c. is the lowest price quoted elsewhere for our Ste. Vest, THE PALAIS ROYAL, _ (Continued below.) Asenican Hosrery ‘The celebrated makers of body-fitting Undewear for Ladies, Misses, Boys, Children, and Infants are well represented here. GILLET OF PARIS, * No better manufacturers of Balbriggan Underwear than he, No store quotes as low prices as does the Palais Royal—no other store can afford to, 9See the Ribbed Drawers at 68c. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Cunpnews Unvrnwear, ‘Ribbed Bal. Vests, sizes No.1 to 7. Prices 35c, to B5c. ‘Ribed Lisle Vests, in sizes for Children and Misses, for only 26c. each, Gauze Vests, in all sizes, 250. THE PALAIS ROYAL, Cor, 12%h and Pa, ave, APRIL 25, BY As usual, To-morrow, Friday, April 26, wo Shall devote the day to clearing out all Short Lengths, Odd Sizes, Broken Lots, &c., at greatly Teduced prices. It is the bargain day of the week, and as the accumulation is unusually large we shall make the prices unusually low. GRAND CLEARING-OUT REMNANT SALE CI AND CLOAKS, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. 11 Ladies’ All-wool Jackets, in Black, Light and Dark Brown, sizes, 32, 34, 36 and 38. Reduced, or Remuant Price. ae 50 3 Ladies’ Black Beaded Wraps, sizes 34, 38 and 40. Reduced, or Remnant Price... 82.50 3 Ladies’ Jetted Lace Capes, sizes 32, 34 and 38. Reduced, or Remnant Price.. 82.50 1 Ladies’ Black all-Wool Lace trimmed W: size 34. Reduced, or Remnant Price. $3.50 1 Ladies’ Black Corkscrew Jacket, size 36. Reduced, or Remnant Price... 50 2 Ladies’ Black Corkscrew Satin-Lined Jackets, size 36. Reduced, or Remnant Price. 1 Ladies’ Black all-Wool Camel's Silk-lined, size 34, Reduced, or Remnant Price. . 37 1 Ladies’ Cardinal Cloth-Jetted Wrap, size 38. Less than half-price. Reduced, or Remnant Price. _ 10 1 Ladies’ Ruby Velvet Short Wrap, trimmed With fine cut Jet, very elegant, size 38, Reduced, or Remnant Price. LADIES’ SUITS AND WR. Navy Blue, all-Wool Suits, trimmed with Black braid, sizes 32 to 40. Exactly half-price. Reduced, or Remnant Price, 86.25 2 Ladies' Challie Wrappers, Pink ground, with figure, size 36. Reduced, or Remnant ‘Price. 5 1 Ladies’ French Challie Tea Gown, with Lilac Cashmere front, size 36. Reduced, or Remnant Price. SACQUES—3 Sacques, in Garnet \d Gray-and-Black stripes, correct shape, sizes 2,38 and 40. Reduced, or Remnant Price.. we 83 MISSES’ SUITS—2 Misses’ all-Wool Challie Suits, trimmed with Velvet, sizes twelve and fourteen years, Reduced, or Remnant Price. 1 Misses’ all-Wool Pin-C’ Brown Cashmere trimming, size twelve years. Reduced, or Remnant Price.. 85, 1 Child's Cadet Blue Cashmere Suit, trimmed with White Braid, size 6 years, Reduced, or Remnant Price 0 BLAZERS—2 Misses’ All-Wool Flannel Blazers, sizes 12 and 14 years, Reduced, or Remnant Price. JE. 8 Reduced, or Remnant Price... a 3 Ladies’ Cardinal Smocked-Jerseys, sizes 32 and 36. Reduced, or Remnant Price, eo0e BSD 1 Lady's Black Stockinette Jersey, smocked with White Silk Thread, size 36. Reduced, or Remnant Price. BOYS’ SHIRT WAISTS—35 Boys’ Navy Blue Shirt Waists, slightly faded from window dis- play, sizes 4 to 12 years. Almost half-pric: Reduced, or Remnant Price,. 0c. (Third floor.) 37 Striped 25 LADIES’ SILK CHEMISE AND DRAWERS, AT RE- DUCED, OR REMNANT PRICES, 3 pairs Ladies’ India Silk Drawers, with Ruffle of Val. Lace; 2 Cream and 1 Pink. Reduced, or Reunant Price. 3 3 pairs Ladies’ Fine Surah Silk Drawers, with deep Ruffle of Lace; 1 each Cream, Light Blue and Pink. Reduced, or Remnant Price. 83 4 Ladies’ Surah Silk Chemise, handsomely trimmed with Lace; 2 Light Blue, 1 each Pink and Cream. Reduced, or Remnant Price, 85 1 Lady's Pink India Silk Chemise, with V neck trimmed with Lace, ruffle of Lace on bottom. Reduced, or Remnant Price, 25 As these reductions are considerable they should meet with an instant sale, (Second floor.) FANCY CUPS ANDSAUCERS ANDPLATES AT HALF PRICE—We shall offer Friday a number of pieces of fancy cups and saucers, with and without plates to match, at exactly half their regular prices. ; @irst floor,) 2E OF THE IMPERFECT AND OILED DOLLS AT REDUCED Kid body Dolls, 15-in. long, with golden hair, reduced to 50c. 4 Woolly-Head Dolls, with knit caps, reduced ‘to 50e. 3 medium-size Kid body dolls, reduced to 15¢. 4 Jointed-Body Dolls, with bisque head, re- duced to 7, 2 Crying Dolls, reduced to 50c. 4 Crying Dolls, with two faces, black and white, reduced to 35c. 5 Dolls ‘with kid body and bisque heads, re~ duced to 17¢. HOSIERY—9 Pairs Ladies’ Drop-Stitched Un- bleached Lisle Thread Hose, sizes, 8 and $34. Reduced, or Remnant Price............ Pairs Ladies’ Unbleached Balbriggan Hose, sizes 8 and 84; 3 pairs for price of 2. Reduced, or Kemnant Price. . 10 Pairs Ladies’ Lavender Thread Hose, sizes 83 and 934. Hulf pric: Reduced, or Remnant Pri 7 Pairs Ladies’ Lace-Worked Lisle Thread Hose, in Light Blue, Flesh and Pistache, Si any Reduced, or Remnant Price, n embroidered back, in Grays, ‘Tans and Black ; sizes 634 and 614. Kemnant, or Redu 5 pairs Ladies’ 10-button length Mouaqt taire Dressed Kid Gloves, in White and Pink 534 and Reduced, or Remnant Prics Ladies’ 8-button Monsq) Gloves, embroidered back, in Black and Gra sizes 634 and 7. Redaced, or Remnant Price First floor, center.) INFANTS’ GOODS-1 Infant's Cambric Short Dress, trimmed with embroidery. Reduced, or Remnant Pric 0c 3 Infants’ First Cambric Gow! aa ter length», embroidered ruftie,and two clusters of fine tucks down the front. Reduced, or Remnant Price. Sc, 4 Infants’ Elegant Hemstitched Short Skirts, Reduced, or Remnant Price. 31 2 Infants’ Fine India Linon Short Dresses, with skirt of fine embroidery and lace, yoke of embroidery edged with lace; has, puffed sleeves of lace and embroidery ; sizes 2 to 3 years. Reduced, or Remnant (Second floor.) 1889. KOK ra* i mie £3 ts Tl We MK SUCCESSOR TO R. H. TAYLOR, No. 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Be £4 Gu Aerie momen of the met eta BB. A B apeER A very handsome white “Bedford Cont,"at #1000, §S A pon Eee A choice Stripe with Shirred Silk Vest, $10.00. o£. D EF ‘White Flannel, in two styles, at @5.50, too £44 BLD T ] Inchoice Stripes at €3.75, #5.00 ana #6.00, An eleesnt line of SUK Shawls, all colors, $5.00, WHICH WILL TAKE PLACE —e Complete assortment of Embroidered Shawls, im TUrs. WED. Silk and Cashmere, $7.00, $10.00, #12.50, 914.00, April 30, May 1. $20.00, 25,00, 835,00. Lace and Jet Shoulder Capes at popular prices, WHICH WE WILL MAKE Jackets in Black and colors at popular prices, MEMORABLE BY THE MANY Ladies’ Suits, latest styles, $10 and upwands, BRE, GGG A M1 NN ON g8Sg | _Wearenow receiving imany desirable Suits in Ging- R RG G AA TNNN ham, Percale and Satteen, Rk Goo Ah HERE se New Styles in Ladies’ Tea Gowns just received. 3 4 5 AA HN XN Sss SATURDAYS STAR. GAINS IN ALL OUR DEPARTMENTS AT THE EGOTISTICAL FOR A MERCHANT TO REPEAT THE PLEASANT THINGS HE HEARS ABOUT HIMSELF. EVERY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHES COMPLIMENTARY NOTICES OF ITSELF WHICH APPEAR IN OTHER PAPERS, AND ASSUMES THE SINCERITY OF THEM. DURING OUR EASTER RUSH WE HAVE {HAD SO MANY PLEASANT THINGS SAID ABOUT OUR BUSINESS, SUCH AS THAT OUR GOODS FITTED BET- TER, OR THAT THEY DID SUCH SPLEN- DID SERVICE, OR THAT THEY WERE CHEAPER THAN THOSE BOUGHT aT OTHER PLACES. OF COURSE WE WERE:GLAD TO HEAR THIS, AND WHEN THOSE WHO SAID THESE THINGS PROVED THEIR SIN- CERITY BY MAKING OTHER PURCHASES WE DID NOT HAVE TO ASSUME ANY- THING. OUR AIM IS TO MAKE EVERY PERSON WHO BUYS OF US THINK SO WHETHER THEY SAY IT OR NoT. OUR CLAIM IS: TO KEEP THE BEST GOODS, TO HAVE THE LATEST AND BEST STYLES, NOT TO HANDLE ANY GOODS TOO LOW PRICED TO BE SERVICEABLE, TO SELL AS LOW OR LOWER THAN ANY OTHER DEALER IN THE CITY, AND WARRANT EVERYTHING WE SELL. YOU CAN PROVE THE CORRECTNESS OF OUR CLAIM AND WE WILL BE GLAD TO HAVE YoU. E. B. BARNUM & CO, 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ap24 B. Roxssox & Cos Srecianries FOR THE RISING GENERATION. ‘We seldom quote prices, because we know how little Prices generally count for unless the goods are seen in connoction with them, and because we aim to keep in stock finer grades of Boys Clothing than are usually found for sale in Washington. Yet we are tempted to emphasi. ing and novelty shapes in all the that are good to wear. able suits as low as $4.00—below which at will not Suits at $3 and upwards; blue, brown and gray colors. Tastefully trimmed Kilt Suits, sizes 23g to 7, at $3 each, are little beauties—finer goods for more mon: of course, We are showing more shirt-waists this season than ever before, Big Boys, $5 to 20. Youthsand Young Men's Suits, $8 to $30. The exhibit includes the most advanced ideas in styles and makes, The extremes of quiet tone and pronounced patterns. Intrinsically the best values that can be found anywhere. CLEARING OUT REMNANT SALE OF “SINGLE PAIRS" IN CURTAINS. Having only one pair left of each pattern, we have concluded to close them out at a greatly reduced price. Splendid bargain. )TTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS. rr. reduced to 906. pair, reduced to ® pair, reduced to reduced to # WHI reduced to $1. reduced to $1 a et beg 3 . pair, reiticed to. MADRAS: CURTAINS. reduced to ®: (diferent pattern), reduced to $3. pair (diferent pra educed to $3, COLOKED MADRAS CURTAINS. 1 pair, reduced to 84.50, pale, reduced £0 86. 1 pair, reduced to $6. Wealso have a number of*Fine Nottingham Lace Curtains of which we have two pairs alike, = drop their price also to move then Friday. 2 pairs Eern, reduced to $4.50. pairs White, reduced to #6. micu eae Zee Mt E| = 5 1 CRE. pat pps 2 a worys oor. CRRT EMUROTDERY—1 hand-painted Cha- mois Laundry a ye to 25c., Bai, uand-palited Moucholr of Celluloid and n, reduced “short Lengths" of 18and24 in, Art Plush, at reduced prices. Bove pee el of Silk Cord in Art shades, need prices, ‘hort Lengths” of Figured and Plain China st reduced prices, eo Linen Bureau Scarfs, i “Oda” Stan oylten, Tidies, beta reduced prises’ 20 pairs Coutil “Short-waist, Corsets, side rap of copsettrimnea with neninie 1X Bei SB Pes 129. aud 30, reduce to 1.50. ‘Drab ‘Sateen Short-waist 2. 25 side steels, bones fanned with red and blue ail eens sizes 18, 19, 20 to 25 in, ery Ribbed, Cotton V« low neck Beciced, or Ramant Price a bedntshed neck skeen Deize se! Eoasoe Gate 0 3 ae Se and ine 3a. 1 Ladies’ Pink Richelieu itibbed Lisle . B. ROBINSON & CO., THE LILLIPUTIAN OUTFITTERS, 909 PENNA AVE. fe26-e0 cr Have Berrez Vacees And stronger items been placed on sale than those offered for THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, APRIL 25TH AND 26TH, at R. GOLDSCHMID, 1007-1009 F ST. N.W., ITEM 1, 14 qt, 85.48. ITEM 2. Water Coolers, 134 gal., 68c.; 2 gal, $1.18; 3 gal, 81. 81.58; 6 gal, $1.98, e the sterling worth of theelegaut assortment: of handsome Suits for Small Boys—4 to 15 years of age—that we are selling this season at Five Dollars (25.00) each. They are indeed the dest values to be Sound anywhere, ‘The variety includes all the lead- fancy fabrics We have good recommend- bay you to go—and the scale of merit gradually ascends until the top notch of fashion and excellence is touched at $15. We are making a big run on Sailor each. Suits for Full Assortment of Surah Waists at popular prices, Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear, Corsets, (C P.and P.D) Handkerchiefs, Veiling, &c., &c. IN THE MEANTIME WE HAVE LOTS OF BAR- WM. H. McKNEW, cco DDD EER A & % A B® FE Bnccessor to BR, H. Taylor, aa Rh Go MA DOD RE aA KR COO A A DDD OEFE T] apts 833 Pennsylvania ave, 818 Seventh Street n. ¥, 13-3m = War Snocun Ir Be Coxsivenen: $14 SEVENTH STREET N.w. MAKE NO MISTAKE, BE SURE OF THE RIGHT PLACE. EXTENDS FROM 7TH TO STH 8TS,, BETWEEN HANDISTS. BARGAINS IN COCK HE DDD ERR PERKS x” © cn HIE BEBE, BX x” © HHHUL D DERR EE NNN © CH HITL D DR EK NNN COOH HULLLLDDD R REEEN NN TITTRRR 1 MM MM MM MM ERE DDD TOR PUMMN MMMM MEDD T ERE TMA MMMM M ER DD TR RUMMMM MME D D ? K RUM MMM M MEFEDDD SS A ".L oo RER, S85 mS EE o% FR g Ss AA OH EF 83 ee Ss SssS aT A I LLL “oo K = TRIMMED SAILORS in plain colors, in White, Blue and Brown, for boys and girls, at CHILDREN'S TRIMMED SAILOR, mixed braid, better quality, all color bands, at EING’S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET N. W. REMEMBER NAME AND NUMBER. mb30-1m A Cuaxce To Bry New Goons AT GREATLY CUT PRICES. Our stock is large and we must it, to doit quickly we have put the knife in prices: to the hilt, We mention a few of the bargains, but Fou must come aud look to fully appreciate the opportunity offered to buy first-class goods at cut rates Best All-Wool Full Extra Super Inctaigs, 60c. a yard, Best C.C. Pull Extra Super Ingyeiiie, 40s Tapestry Brussels, best makes, 50c. a yard, Body Brussels, best makes, #1 a yard. Best Moquette Carpets, € Best quality Smyrua Mats, regular price @1.75, cut to! Best quality Smyrua Rugs, regular price 83, cut te @1 5 Best quality Smyrna Russ, regular priceS4, cut to 2.95. — quality Smyrna Rugs, regular price #6, cut to 3.95, Japanese Rugs, all sizes, a few 9x12, we will close oug at 827.50. Scrimm, O5e, © yard; Pongee Drapery, 15c.; Has Solid Walnut'Sideboard, Marble Top. Lnaitation Mahogany Sideboard, 817.50. Natural Cherry Finished Sideboard, 817.50, Antique Oak Sideboard, #20, Antique Sideboard, Solid Oak Sideboard, These Sideboards are cut-in prices from 85 to #7.50. ‘The best Solid Antique Oak Chamber Suit in the market for $25, On all Chamber Suits over $75, and Parlor Suite over $100, we will xive a discount of 15 per cent, One Silk Plush Suit, 6 pieces, cherry frames, #50, One Silk Plush Suit, 6 pieces, spring edges, 860, ‘One Crushed Plush Suit, 5 pieces, $40. Oue Crushed Plush Suit, 6 pieces, $ ‘We'll stil any Portieres or heavy Curtains in stock at cost and hang them free of change, Great bargains in our Lace Curtain Department. We sell the cheapest GOOD Refrigerator on the market, and guarantee them, Baby Carriages at all prices. The best and cheapest line of Mattings we have ever shown. Loose Covers cut and made to order on short notice, If you want more than your money's worth come and see us, ‘These prices are for cash on or before delivery. W. H. HOEKE. 801 Market Space and 308 & 310 Sth st. aw. apl9-1Im Punrasots Asp Scx Unsnezzas. W. M SHUSTER & SONS NEW LOT OF COLORED SUN UMBRELLAS TQ MATCH DRESS GOODS. LATEST STYLES IN PARASOLS JUST OPENED, ITEM 3. Patent Fly Fans, worth $3.00, only $1.98, ITEM 4 Keystone's patent adjustable Mosquito and Fly Screens for windows, only 25c. ITEM 5. ‘Chinese Cream Ta Na Camphor, a positive preventa- tive and exterminator of Moths, 50 berries or 10 tablets in a box for 12c, NEW LOT OF BLACK LACES AND NETS. SPECIAL BARGAIN IN BLACK LACE FLOUNO- ING, AT $2.00; WORTH $3.00. 200 PIECES OF REAL INDIA SILKS, IN PLAIN AND FANCY. LATEST DESIGNS, CHOICE COLORS, AT 81.00 PER YARD: 27 INCHES WIDE. NEW DRESS GOODS JUST OPENED. ITEM 6. NEW GINGHAMS AND SATTEENS, ‘Ten per cent off on the Challenge Ice Berg refriger- ators and Ice Chests, made of solid ash with richly carved panels; warranted to give satisfaction or money NEW WHITE GOODS, ITEM 7. Handsome Baby Carriages, upholstered in best silk plush, with satin parasol and lace edge, worth 15, at FULL STOCK OF GRENADINES, VEILING FOR DRESSES. BLACK GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. $11.98, Velocipede No. 1, 81.50; No. 2 $1.85; No. 3, CAMEL'S HAIR GRENADINE, AT €1.00 PER YARD, 42 INCHES WIDE; WORTH $1.50.