Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1890, Page 4

ipa THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1890. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: and as an Advertising Medium ie werth mere than all the ether papers published iu Washington. How York Ofice Boom 03, Tribune Building, ‘The House rules bave been so defective for many years past that pretty nearly everybody bas favored some changes by which the public business could be better transacted. There bas never been, however, any concert of ac- tion. Politics and other things have produced differences and prevented any agreement upon 8 workable set of rules. The straw that broke the camel's back was the excessive filibustering of the last House—filibustering by party and Slibustering by a single individual, The coun- try could stand a hittis of this sort of thing, be- eause the rights of a minority were somehow believed to be involved, and for along time the vindication of those rights was supposed to be ef more consequence than the orderly progress of business. But the tactics of ob- struction were carried to the extremest extreme when one man ora mere handful of men could im gratification of a whim check entirely tho public business and deprive the House of all power toact. It wasseen that if this waa par- Mamentary right then in the interest of the pub- lic parlismentary right had to be curtailed. Various plans bave been considered and prece- dents from state legislatures and the British parliament have been adduced. At last the committee on rules of the present House have agreed upon a new code of rules which entirely cut off the filibuster, wiping out all dilatory motions whatever, pronounced by the Speaker tobesuch. It remsius to be seen if the new code, radical one way asthe last was radical another, be just the code best adapted for the purpose. All such things are tentative, neces- sarily. The democrats will, of course, fight these new rules with all the power left to them under Speaker Reed's construction of his du- ties as presiding officer. Their hostility cannot avail if the republicans have a quorum present when the question is finally settled. The people will be glad thatrules are to be adopted, and the public desire fora House of Representa- tives that has not voluntarily relinquished its legislative functions is sufficiently strong to prevent any general protest against even very radical rules that tend to enable the House to do business, Senator Bpooner’s bill regulating interstate ecommerce by telegraph, reported favorably in the Senate from the commerce committee by the suthor of the law regulating interstate commerce, Senator Cullom, is an important ex- ‘tension of the principle of that act. It con- tains, like that statute, along and short haul provision, which is intended to prevent un- reasonable preference or advantage to any per- sonor firm. It forbids special rates, rebates or drawbacks, excepting from its operation the United States government, state or municipal corporations and the press where the messages are intended for publication as news, The en- forcement of the act is placed in the hands of the interstate commerce commission, which is charged with jurisdiction over telegraph com- panies and their business, Government regu- lation of telegraph companies is clearly consti- tutional and is preferable for several reasons te governmental ownership of the telegraph system a8 au appendix of the Post Office de- partment. It is less costly to start with, less hazardous as an experiment, more satisfactory a8 producing less shock by the change, and ‘there is good reasou for believing that under it the public will receive many of the benefits without the suggested disadvantages of the postal telegraph system. Then, to those per- vons who object toa suddenly and largely in- creased civil service on the ground either of adding toomuch power unnecessarily to the federal government or of not affording suit- able opportunity for axsimilating the service, the Spooner proposition would appear to be the proper thing. It would, in that view. effect a great popular reform on lines adopted by the goverument heretofore, and, while radical in its sequel, would be conservative in its mode, ———.([--—____ Several Senstors yesterday pointed the utilitarian finger of scorn at the haudsome ter- race at the west front of the Capitol during a disenssion on the location of committee rooms. Nor is it surprising that they should. The only wonder is, in view of the pie stands and other evidences of commercial activity within the Capitol, that the terrace front was not arcaded and made into a row of shops, The rent, under such a system, would pay half the senatorial salaries, The architectural purpose of the terrace to increase the depth of the building, and to avoid the squatty effect which the magnificent dome gives to a long, low structure. would, of course, be defeated. But what of that, if Uncle Sam can turn an honest penny? —————— + = Along step toward democracy is that em- bodied in a resolution soon to be introduced in the English house of lords, providing that a peer of the realm shall have the right to resign bis place in that body and stand for ¢lection in the house of commons, By this Means the youthful and energetic members of the oldest and most aristocratic families of England may be enabled to get from beneath the burden of their birth and coming in touch with the people lead on more speedily to that democracy which must come, and which will be the purer and Letter and safer democracy if ithave as its representatives and leaders the best men of the nation, regardless of the dis- tinctious of birth and class, The theory, recognized in no physics except legislative physics, that a member of a body may be present and absent at the same time has received a death blow in the Moutana sen- ate, a8 well as in the national House of Repre- sentatives, Lieut. Governor Richardson holding that it was not necessary for a man to yote in order to be present when the mengber himself was there to afiirm in person that he was not present, This decision smashed the Montana deadlock. Mr. Foster Higgins, when he stated in the American shipping league yesterday that the Present condition of the merchant marine of this country is a standing menace to American prosperity, was emphatically right. If the carrying wade of Great Britain were suddenly Withdrawn, as in case of war it might be, there Would be s financial panic here. This question ef the American ship for the American cargo f@ one of the higher economics, and no matter what the point of view of the citizen on the tariff question may be we should all be favor- able to a restoration as soon as possible of the mations! merchant marine. With only a portion of the states heard from andthe regular army not counted, this great aad glorious republic of ours shows a fighting ferce of 3,052 officers and 103,292 men, with a reserve of 7,352,171. The attention of foreign potengates is respectfully called to these figures and they are warned to pause and consider, ae oo ‘The Montans deadlock is broken, put nobody knows how long « deadlock wiil stay that way, #0 great are its recuperative powers. — Deadlocks snd world’s fairs and Congres- sional insurrections seem to have crowded Devid Bennett Hull out of the public eye for brief season. + One case s year in 1790-91. Pifteen hundred cases « single session in 1889-90 That is the way the Supreme Court bas grown, Give the qreat tribunal relief. a The proposed increase by the number of sev+ emty-eight vessels of the Freuch navy, already the finest in the world except the English, is cleariy indicative of Gallic appreciation of the Tait Th ave ‘Visiting casds neatly eugraveu irum yourplaia 3% Mosams Frou Exaraxn FERRY'S. promptness in placing orders has saved you. Now as to what came over in this last shipment: we have oe 27-1nch Alpaca—end only ask 25e 0 yard for it, 42-inch Brilliantine—-something extra—at 500. © 42-1nch perfect gem of s weave,at 61 syard. ac/ gether quality 62-inch Sicilienne—better of course, rind « Tamise—came width—same price—@l—very Nov these some % Bisek brilliancine Mile Warps’ aot Rae sh taie wet Perfect Sut bior'they would Serbo SiceiseS Bs Biscks are faultless: IN COLORS There is a distribuied—onght to be hurry, = ow in a rusty), We cannot hold them long. Such ‘and st ive. &EATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” 9TH 8ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, AA AA AU RDS BR i POPULAR SHOPPING PLACR, SEVENTH STREET. THOSE WHO READ this advertisement will find some unuanal induce- ments offered to close out Odds and Ende tumorrow, RED TICKET DAY. At this season of the year we do not stand on the ‘cost of an article when we wish to sell it, therefore if you notice something in this advertisement that you can use you will be sure to obtain it at # ridiculously low price, But as you see we have only a very small space here, and there are hundreds of articles sold just as low which we cannot mention, a walk through the store will find them out. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. 5 of Vienna Chenille Portieres; were to ear Red Ticketed $4.98 a pair, ” Curtain Loops with large Cont aud Tassel, all colors; were 73c. Red Tieketed 406. 5 pat sa ‘id Lace Curtains: Vairc were $1.00 Red Ticketed 80. « pate, Red Tick- HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. Aiot of Ladies’ Brown and Navy Blue Cotton Hose, sizes 9, 434 and 10; were 25c. a pair. Ked Ticketed 3 pair for Ge. Cotton Hi sizes 7and . @puit Hed flokoted tSe. ayn Children’s Black were 2oc, Boe. Children's Camels_ Hair Vests and Pants, sizes 18 and 20 only; were U5¢, Led Licketed 25c, each, DRESS TRIMMING, — Braid Panels; were @1. Red Ticketed 65c. oi 5 Black Bead Sets for Dress Garniture; were $1. Red Ticketed Gite. a set. LADIES’ NECKWEAR AND VEILING. Odds and Ends in Besded Ruchings; were 10c. and 12ige. a yard. Ked Ticketed 5c. a yard, A few boxes of Colored Braided Ruffling, 4 yards in ebox; were 2le, ited Ticketed 10c. # vox, A few Odd Pieces of Ladies’ and Children's Sets (Collar and Cuffs); were §1 to$1.50. Hed Licked aUe. each, One lot of Odds and Ends of Marahout and Dotted Pp pa from 1Uc. 25¢, # yard Ked Ticketed 8S FANCY GOODS (front basement). A lot of Japanese Leather Collar Boxes; were $1.50. Red Tiekete . each. Patent Soap Dish and Comb Rick; were 50c. Red Ticketed 190 each. Extra Heavy French Plate Photo Stand; wére 50c. Red Heketed 2c euch. = STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. Beal Irish L a En\ . ont nj Eris Linen Paper ani Welopes, Red Tick- BOOK DEPARTMENT, 00 Miscellancons Books, cloth bound, includes ths of the best authors; publinked price Uc. 75e. Red Ticketed 21e. » volume, ne oe DRY GOODS AND LINENS, 100 Remnants of 8c, Apron Ginghams, Red Tick- eted Se. a yard. Velvets, Plushes, 170 Kemuants of Dress Goods, Silks, &¢., &c,, At imuienwe reductions: 103 dozen of 5-8 Bleached Napkins, regular ity. Red Ticketed 7c. adozen, oe INFANTS’ EAR DEPARTMENT 2 Infants’ Loug White Eider-down Coates; w $4.50, Kea Ticketed $2.98 exc = fants’ Long Cashinere Costs; were 83.25. Red ted 82.05 each. Childzen's 25e. Drawers, Red Ticketed 15e. a pair. MILLINEKY DEPARTMENT. About 5 ve a iswea? FAN Hate, ed Wreuted T3e cackenees Best French 5 dozen Bunches of Black Oxtrich bunch, were USc. Red Ticketed 3Gc. a Sutin Ribbon, from ig to ¥ inches wide; A Ticketed Se. a ys ‘ SHIRY WAISTS. Tips, 3 in a bauch. Ticketed 6 Ladies’ Ticketed 84 5 Children's Piush Coates; were 87, pp Childeen's Plaah 87,88 and $9. Red iid Eigited Shirt Wainte; were 20. Red Ticketed ART AND BASKET DEPARTMENT. All o1 1 sd 91.25 pileiod abe, S7ang™ 9 Fey China site nea 4;4 Chenille Covers; were 85c. Hed Tieketed 596. ese Silk Chenille Ornaments; . di Ticketed c., Se-abd-st: cnet °°" °0 TSE. each. Red Tic. Pompadour Wool, ts Pin! ‘Cream; Ye." Ked Ticketed Oe, ball, ue #04 saan 1 lot of Assorted Baskets, including Waste Bask: Jerk Uaakets, &c.; were S0e. to Wo. Ned Picketed LACES AND EMBROIDERTES. 1 lot of Fancy Laces; were 1 20¢. aes! re 18e. and Red Tick. ting Laces; were Sc, aud 8c. Red One lot of Cvlored Hamburg Edginga; were 10c. and lSc. Hed Ticketed Sc. a yard. PRR A an ae ee a BBB AA uu iM M BoB AAA uu BBS aa uu ¥ PY POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 16 7TH STREET. Recwcs Panxee & Cos SPRING OVERCOATS. WINTER IS MASQUERADING IN SPRING AT- TIRE AND WE, OF COU%>E, MUST FOLLOW HER EXAMPLE. HEAVY OVERCOATS HAVE BECOME CUMBEKSOME. THE LIGHTER WEIGHTS AND NEWER STYLES OF SPRING HAVE MADE THEIR DEBUT HERE AND ONLY AWAIT THE PRESTIGE OF YOUK APPROVAL, THEY HAVE BEEN PASSED UPON AND PRONOUNCED PERFECT BY FASH- ION'S CENSORS. THE PRICES ARE JUST RIGHT, REGULATED ON A BASIS OF ACTUAL VALUES AT THIS TIME~NOT ON ONE THAT WILL ADMIT OF REDUCTIONS LATER ON—AS LOW AS LIGHT EXPENSES AND LIVING PROFITS WILL AL- Res Asovr Taovsers AND FURNISHINGS TODAY. ‘Days are coming and going—and Seturdsy isin sight. ‘That means the shutting of the door on our Trousers Bale. ‘There are thres divisions to it, bear in mind. Ovets © 83.15—one s $3.70—and the third s $5 mle, We don't want the Pante—that is, so many of them—and ‘we won't have them, either, when the sale closss—if your demands keep upes they began. Seems as if everybody's Trousers mast “give out” ot the same time—judging from the calls. Found just such an assortment of patterns as you thought you'd like, didn’t you? Thet's the kind—the only kind—we select to have made up. We have fot no time nor patience—neither have you—to fool away on indifferent and ordinary designs, Everybody likes the way our trousers fit—end that is what makes them 80 popular, Be sure you don’s need any before you let this sale pass you. See how you're off for pants while you're at home this evening. NECKWEAR— HANDKEKCHIEFS— HOSIERY— AN our 50c, Scarfs—Puffs, Tecks and Four-in-Hand— are 350. now—and all the handsome one dollar effecte— all shapes—the imported and finest American makeo— we've marked 50 cents, Silks, Satins and Ottomans— in those rich Brocades, Spots, Checks and Stripes, We ‘want to move all of them, for the Spring Neveltiesare clamoring for a placetobe put, They're wearable now and will be fora month yet. There's a window full to look at. We've got s hundred dozen French Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs in novel patterned borders, centers and corners. They are worth—50c, and 75e, Fact is they are being sold for that all around here. We have marked ours s quarter—25c, Beate snything we have ever done for you in Handkerchiefs, A half dosen ‘won't come in smiss, ‘The Hosiery we talked of Saturday is still on the “go.” SAKS AND COMPANY, THE POPULAR WANT PROVIDERS, PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET, 16 es Paresr Learner Suors, FOR MEN. Dancing Pumps, $3.00. Dancing Oxfords, $3.50, Street Oxfords, 85.00. Laced Balmorals, $5.00, Dress Bution, $6.00. Dress Lace, $8.00. FOR LADIES. Dress Oxfords, $5.00. Dress Oxfords, Louis XV Heels, 96.00, Street Boots, Broadcloth Tops, 87. 50. MISSES, Patent Leather Spring Heels, 83.50. THESE ARE NEW YORK SHOES. BBR OU U RRR TTT '™ 98s Ee YY Ee - ss py UU RRR pew OF Sus AT LESS THAN NEW YORE PRICES. ARTHUR BURT & CO., 6 1211 F 8ST. N.W. FEERUARY 6, 1890, JUST RECEIVED— Large Lot Elegant STEM-CUT FLORIDA ORANGES, fresh from the grove. Rates low by the box or dozen, Winslow, Rand & Watson's PURITY JAVA OOF FEE, in Elegant Screw-top Tin Cans, is gaining in favor every day. We are sole agents, QurGENUINE MANDHELING JAVA is the highest grade of Coffee yrown. PURE VERMONT M4PLE SUGAR AND SYRUP Just to hand. Quality superior. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, cy 428 Ninth st Exrnorprxany Casx Bancarne, LONSDALE CAMBRIC, very finest quality, yard wide, only 10c., real value 1c. . LADIES’ CLOTH DEESS GUUDS, all colors, Na Blue aud Bluck included, extra wide double fold, pure wool, 25 2 LADIES’ “HALBRIGAN ENGLISH STOCKINGS, excellent quality, the 2c. kind, thres pairs for SC. LACK -ILK MOMALKS, very Ane quality, extra ax FURY OF TH, }00M yard wide, Sic, : worth 10e. Wook” BLANKETS, 6150, wide double fuid. 3s: VEKY Best EACHE. D GO’ 2, $2.5 4.5 5, $6, £3, B10. SUPEMION QUMALY SLice FeENCH SILKS; fal coh belyeasi, 21, 30, SUEETING COLTON. excellent ratty, 256, RIETTA CASHMERES, HENRIETTASLRGES, ELLGANT Dios GUUD=, early yard aud a balf wide all pure fine French ool special Warcain, SOc. wide, sli pure-woul; special cash Detection 50rs mare woul js) cuss ce FINE FRENCH BKOADCLOTH. early yard and Mtnhco CLOTH Dittss Gout weary "ail pure é 5 wool, wide double fold, 12 yurds for 62. CARTERS Cash Store, 711 MARKET SPACE. VALU. LE PRESENTS for Cash Customers. deepen ewan one of 85: pair o! ne ‘v ; & Heit Dozen Five Damask Napkins, worth 75c.; Sais of bilk Eanbrotdered Corsets, Ve. Select oue af the following presents with a parchare ye #150" a Dozen Fine Denied Navkiny worth 0, oF © irs Large-size f~ Ra venk S20! saat 10 Piz Cext Repvertox ON CPERA GLASSES, CLOCKS AND BRONZES FOR 15 DAYS ONLY. LOW-$10 TO $30. OTHER MATTERS LATER oN. ROBINSON, PAREEB & CO. REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN CLOTHIERS. 319 SEVENTH 8T., COR OF D, £0 HENRY ¢. COBB. Frownns Froowzns AT AXD BELOW cost. FRANK M. LEWIS, JEWELER AND SILVERSMITHL 1215 PENNA AVE Established 1840. Ger Tax Brsr. 407 Fenn, ave. adjoining Metional Hotel. ‘Bore Blankets and Lap Robes at low prices. Tro Mo Dars OF OUR GREAT SWEEPING SALE _ their hemes ‘an elegant opportunity im doing 00 by attending our great Sweeping Sele, FRIDAY 4XD SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7TH AND ‘when we shall exhibit on our bargain counter— ‘Bemstitebed Prays, worked, 50c. Hematitched Trays, work ‘Usnal —- Scarfs, 2 yds. inlength. $1 Hemstitched 790. OFFICE WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Cor, 11th and F ste. aw. Toner, Fassoarr 6, 1890. ' if Hi i ESTE i if OP PEN: EMMIER’S. HE 514 NINTH ST. rie. 1t Waster & Nepwext OF 325 N. CHARLES 8T., BALTIMORE, MD. WILL OPEN AT WILLARD'’S HOTEL, PRIVATE PARLORS, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FEBRUABY 5, 6, 7 and 8, A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF COS8- TUMES AND WRAPS, EVENING AND RECEP- TION DRESSES, ALSO SPRING AND SUMMER DRESSES, ORDERS TAKEN, FIT GUARANTEED. 3030-08 Tur Fottowixe New Yoax Lert EXPLAINS ITSELF. SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY, S.E. COR. Y1H AND E STS. N. W., WASHINGTON, D.C. Shall we ship you to be nold immediately: S00 pairs of Men's Pants that sold bere at $3.50 jou may slaughter st 61.30 re dich you may guanten toseee petseeeeT eT whieh yon may pass Ou ef. 100 Dreas. Guita, which seit trom 820 to hich, rou mnsy putover yourcounters at €10.50, 811.75, Herre tes 200 Boys’ and Children's Suits which atauphter et $1.25, 1.00, 82, $2.25, 03.90 ‘and ty your friends take them, $2.60, ts, let + 50, 7 to $12. hee toe Te here at 75c,, let eacn. ‘Au x We have onlered the above goods and will have them ou vale January 16, 1800. SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY, —M16__ 8.8 cor. hand Esta. Srveaerz & Sons, 1237 PA, AVE., THROUGH TO 13TH 8T. LADIES’ FUR DEPARTMENT. Greet Reduction in SEAL JACKETS, SHOULDER CAPES, MUFFS AND BOAS, 1 LOT OF CLUTH WRAPS AT $7, 610, 815. ALSO SEVERAL FINE WRAPS AT HALF THEIR VALUE. iL H, B. Sure, COR. 6TH ST. AND MASS, AVE, Artist in Free-hand Crayon and Pastel Portraits. Largest Studio in the city. Prices $10 to $100, according to size and style, All work ruaranteed first-class. ‘Terms to suit purchaser. Discount allowed toclubs and societies. Open until 9 p.m, Have you seen my show windows? 14-60" Banearss Is Fons Ayp Wrars. ‘We have made genuine reductions on all FURS AND WRAPS, ‘Those desiring bargains can now obtain them. The finest goods manufactured are on exhibition, con- sisting of SEAL JACKETS, CAPES AND SACQUES. Moukey, Nutria, Mink, Persian and Astrachan CAPES AND MUFFS. The balance of PLUSH WRAPS at prime cost. WILLETT & RUOFF, Hatters and Furriers, 905 Pa. ave, Tratrax OLIVE OIL. My own bottling. Rich and delicious, Will make more Mayonnaise than avy other Oil known tome. N. W, BURCHELL, 1325 F st. ow. McAoracrs COMPOUND CARBOLATE OF TAR INHALER, A Bimple and Pleasant Method of Treating Catarrhal Troubles, Cold in the Head, Iuduenza, Hay Fever and ‘Dieascs of the Throat, Easy and pleasant to nse Quick and effectual reauga. PRICE, 75 CENTS. Wholesale and Hetail Agent, EDWARD P. MERTZ, 1014 F st, aw, Fos Tursoven Axo Eooxouso COOKERY USE LARBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF MEAT. eim “SHORT LENGTHS” OF DRESS GOODS. combining « plaid or stripe witha piece of Pisin goods you secure a combination suit— end save alinost half what you expected to ay. The offering will embrace ends of Serres, Diagonal, Henriettas, Cashmeres, Cheviots, ‘Dress Goode—from 1:23 to G00, per yard. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 6 Cor, 11th and F sts. nw. P: HILADELPHIA Sroze Opening of New Ginghams, Scotch, 30 inches wide, in Plaids, Stripes and Plain to match Beautiful Styles, only 25c. yard. Fine grade of Domentic Ginghams in great variety of styles, only 12540. yard. New Dress Goods im Plaida, Stripes and Plain to match, extra quality, only 500, yard. Another Great Bargain in Towels; 500f All-linen Huck Towels, measuring 40 in, ip length by 20 in, in width, to go at 1230, or $1.50 a dozen. They have never been sold Jems than 16 and 18. each; your chance to secure 8 great bargain. New Hamburg Embroideries in Cambric, ‘Naipsook and Swiss; choice goods at mod- erate prices, Bargains in Blankets and Comforts. ‘New Spring Styles of Cassineres for Men's and Boys’ Wear. Atull lineot New Stamped Linens just CARHART & LEIDY, n $25 7th st and 706 K st ow. For Oxe Wess. FOR ONE WEEK. FOR ONE WEEE. JULIUS LANSBURGH, 13th and F ate, ‘Will Offer the Following SPECIAL BARGAINS: INI TACE OURTAINS. ACE CURTAINS. 25 pair Swiss Curteins, 334 yds. long, 8 per pair. 50 pair Frilled-edye Chamber Curtains, reduced from $5.50 to 82.05 per pair. 45 pair Frilled-edge Chamber Cartains, extra fine quality, reduced from 87.50 to $3.90 per pair, LORTIERE: PORTIERIES. LATEST SHADES. NEW EFFECTS, 100 pair Viena Cheniile Portieres,3 shades, reduced from 89.50 to $6.75 per pair. ‘They are of extra lemgth and width and for the PRICE AND QUALITY Cannot be Kxcelled. ENTIRE STOCK OF TAPESTRIES REDUCED From 25 to 50 Per Cent Below Former Prices, French Stripe Tapestries from 75c. to 4 per ya. Silk Stripe Tapestries, in ail new shades, from $1 to meer SMYRNA RUGS. SMYRNA RUGS. 500 Smyrna Rugs, 2 ft. 6 in. by 5 ft, 6 patterns, re- duced to $2.10 each, 350 Smyrna Rugs, 3x6 ft, 6 patterns, reduced to 84.10 euch. 600 Sinyrna Rugs, 4x7 ft, 8 patterns, reduced to 26.90 each. These Rugs sre of FINE QUALITY, NEW PaT- TERNS and COLOKINGS, sud are without doubt worth doubie the price. ART SQUARES, ART SQUARES. ALL-WOOL INGRAIN ART SQUARES. Rox3 yds. Heduced from ‘Ox3 yds, Reduced from 89 to 85. Sx3¥6 yds. Keduced from $10.50 to $6.50, SUPERIOK QUALITY. CHUICE PATTERNS, IMMENSE BEDUCTION In CARPETS of ali grades. ELEGANT COLORINGS, CHOICE EFFECTS, FURNITURE. 300 Solid Oak Chairs, $1 eweh. 200 Cherry, Oak aud Im. Mah. Tables, $2.50 each. 500 Keckers, all styles aud fiussbes, from 82 up, 100 3-pe. Solid Oak Chamber Suits, beveled plate ae GREAT REDUCTION In SIDE BOARDS. 25 different styles, from $19 up, Mahowany,Oak aud Antique Oak, handsomely carved and with beveled plate glasa, MISCELLANEOUS FURNITURE OF EVERY DE- SCRIPTION, WALL PAPEXS and INTERIOR DECORATIONS. JULIUS LANSBURGH, n 13th and F ets. 719 aT cost. 719 FRENCH GAUZES. FOR EVENING WEAR, Tn order to make room for our spcing parchasos we | have made large reductions in all our Evening Goods and will offer them at and below cost. These Goods being all new and of the latest designs, are most desir- able for BALL, DINNER AND EVENING WEAR. 45-inch Striped Gauzes with Silver and Gold Tinsel, in White snd Silver, Cream and Gold, Cardinal and Gold, Gray and Silver, Black and Silver. Reduced to 8Uc. ; former price $1. 45-inch Fancy Striped Geuses, in Cresm and Gold, Bine and Silver, Pink and Gold, Blue and Gold, Maize ‘and Gold, Black and Gold. Reduced to 9Uc. ; former price ¢1.25. 45-inch Chenille Striped Gansea, with Tinsel, in ‘Whiteand Silver and Cream and Gold. Reduced to $1.65; former price $2. - 46-inch Embroidered Gauses, with Satin Stripes, in Cream, Biue, Pink, Cardinal, Gray and Maize, Re- eoline de Sole, in Pink snd Blue, 456 yards each, 46 tmohes wide, the regular price of which was @10. Be- ‘Qnced to 66. - 46-inch Floss Striped Nets, tu Blu, Maize, Wile and Cardinal. Reduced to $1; former price 61.36. Wao Is Atwars Fisr Ces tain Spring Novelties at the wholesale prices to- morrow. But first let us ask: Who i always Ara? ‘Did not the Palsis Royal close out winter goods long since, Just when you wanted them? Does not the Palais Royal offer datly bargains tn Remnants? Are not theee partly the reasons we are now first with New ‘Spring Stock? PALAIS ROVAL And now about prices. Palais Royal prices arespoken (of as something peculiar. Why is it? Is it not because = cash business makes possible less profit than is Recessary to the merchants whose business is largely credit? Doesn't cash business also enable the mer- chant to buy moreadvantageously? Isn't this the why of Palais Royal pricest THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) For Fama, Frsavanr if POSITIVELY FOR TUMORROW ONLY. 39c. MEN'S SCARFS FOR 25c.—Among them nearly ten dozen scarfs that sold for 500. LACES aT 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT.—We want you to learn where's the best variety of the new Van- dyke Laces for Dress trimmings. That's why 10 per cent off the marked price tomorrow. 50c. POCKET BOOKS FOR 390.—Did you ever be- foresee a reat seat p.b. for 50c.? The real seal is always perfect black; the imitation is liable to turn Tusty loooking, We offer the best bareain im the de- partment tomorrow st 4 cents less than cost. You mught call it a bribe to tempt you to our exhibition of Rew leather goods, 39c, FANS FOR 290.—These are identical to the ladies’ 590, quill feather tans, but are in children's uze, Where is fan headquarters? €1.50 UMBRELLAS FOR $1.39.—Theese sre 28-inch “Gloria” Umbrellas. The written gusrantee for one Fear speaks eloquently for them. 250. VINAIGRETTES FOR 150.—Giass Bottles for ‘Smelling Salts, Are they cut glass? That's a question it'll puzale you to answer, even when you see them. 15c. SPONGES FOR 5c.—Practically giving each ‘visitor to the Toilet Article Department two car fares. Worth it if the department creates the impression we ‘think it will, 800, HENKIETTAS FOR 690.—Better quality than last year's 55c. goods, and s variety of shades to make even au artist open his eyes in wonder. Such shades in nature and in art, but never before in Dress Goods. 500. BRAIDS FOR 39c.—Just the trimming for the Henriettas, at cost price for aday, Weare not selling by the piece; only s dress length. This to whom it may concern. 17c. KLBBONS FOR 140.—Our best bargain lowered in price for tomorrow. @.G, and Moire Ribbons, with Satin edge, in White, Cream, Black and all colors, Width No. 12, which is 2 inches wide. 87.50 JACKETS FOR 85.—Just what is required for thisseason. Stout Ladies will be fitted as if the garment were made to order. 68c. CORSET COVERS FOR 490.—Onee we ret you ‘on the second floor we are satisfied that you'll bea con- staut visitor. But how to get you there? For tomorrow: Cambric Corset Covers, in all styles, that are marked S8e. for 4c, Aroom fer trying on, We want you to try one ov. 81.25 GLOVES FOR 850.—If we can induce you to try the Palais Royal Gloves tomorrow we won't have to ack you inthe future. That's why Ladies’ Genuine French Kid Gloves, Pigskin Gloves and Undressed Kid Gloves and Men's Automatic Fastening Dogskin Gloves at wholesale prices, 490, LISLE HOSE FOR 390.—When you read below of the new 48, Hose don't forget you may buy one or two pairs tomorrow at 39¢. a pair. Conecr Hostery Fon 1890, Colors that will not fade, for 1890. Fast Black is a fact, but until this season the various colors could not be relied on, The improvement in the shades of colors is also most marked. The various art shades never previously shown may now be seen in Hose. The new styles comprise boot pattern and Fancy Hose in a buf aundred combinations, ‘Those tn piain colors come in all the new tints of Gray, Brown, Stone, Green, Blue, Modes, &c. ‘Those in boot patterna are shown in two shades of the sbovecolora: The feet and ankles of one color and the uppers of a different shade. ‘They are also shown with plain color feet and ankles sud striped uppers in the new combination colors, Another style with black feet and ankles; plain and Richelieu rib; the upper# in the new colors, Diany other styles sre shown, including Pin Stripes, Combinations Stripes and Graduating Stripes, in one, two or various color combinations. Those in evening shades, also the various Jesther shades, are shown in bewildering variety, AT 25 CENTS.—Five styles Plain and Fancy Cotton Hose, AT 35 CENTS,—Siz styles of Cotton and Silk Fin- ish Lisle Hose. AT 45 CENTS.—Seven styles, ineluding the new tintsam the Celebrated “C. & G.” Ribbed drench Lisle Pasr Buacx Hose Fos 1890, Anadvance is made by the offering of Fast Black Boot-pattern Hose—Hose with indelible bisck feet and ank:es and uppersin the new colors. Let us point to some extra good values: 45 CENTS A PAIK —Medium Weight Silk Fintsh Cotton Hose, with warranted fust black feet and aukies and fancy striped and plain color appera 49 CENTS A PALi.—Fast Bisck Silk Finish Lisle Hose in plain and ribbed uppers in all the new spring- tine colors, 75 CENTS A PAIR —Fast Black Paris Novelty Hose, Uppers in ailshades, including uew tints of the follow- iuy: Light Green, Light and Medium Blue, Pink, Pongee, Ten, Gray, Art Green, Yellow, Red, Flesh, Prune, Dablia, Lavender, Heliotrope, &e. The divid- fug line where the Colored Uppers and Biack Aukles ineet is prettily hand embroidered in Silk, Some with clusters of tiny“stripes. AT 25 CENTS.—Is a bargain for the Boys, War- rauted Fast Bisck Heavy Ribbed Cotton Hose with double knees, tues and heels, Sizes from 7 to 10 in- clustive, at oaly 250, aiaied ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) ‘The American Hosiery Compauy’s Celebrated Body- fitting Undergarments for the spring season aro here in variety and at prices that enables the Palais Royal to challenge the cowpetition of its giant competitors in Philadelphia, Chicuyo and New York. The almost as Celebrated French Underwear—"C. Wonrs Ans Ber Cxcoz Ixsrav. MENTS WITH WHICH TO EXPRESS THE GEN- ERAL DEMORALIZATION THAT THE “GETTING BID" REDUCTIONS HAVE MADE, BUT Tims WORK SHALL CONTINUE UNINTERRUPTED UNTIL EVERY PIECE OF WINTER GOODS SHALL HAVE BEES DISPOSED OF. EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR HOUSE HAS EB CEIVED A CUT IX PRICE. ‘Nothing has been overlooked. ‘The continued mild westher bas played sad bavec ‘with our stocks, and we hed ever #0 much merchap- dive left over that it was evident, to see them disappear, was to mark them way below their value, This wedid And Dow we see success crowning our efforts, ‘But with all the business done in the past week we see staring in our feces and weighing down our shelves ‘more goods than we waut sud our noble work of chop- Ping Prices will continue until everthing is closed out. LANSBUBGH & BRO. Although there has veen « grest advance in Silk Goods we will continue to sell below OLD FIGURES. ‘We still have a complete line of Shades iu our 750. Surah Silks which we are selling at Udo, A complete line of 20-inch COLORED CHINAS ‘which we are selling at SUc. A complete line of 27-inch COLORED CHINAS Which weare selling at 75. 5 pieces ALL-SILK BLACK PAILLE FRANCAISE; Tegular price €1. Will sell at at 7c. 5 pieces ALL-SILK BLACK SATIN READAME; Tegular price 7c, Will sell at G2igc. EVENING SHADES OF POMPADOUR SATLX, 24 inches wide, at 75. ; was $1. EVENING SHADES OF DRAPERY NETS 10 per cent off marked price, 48-inch FISH NET, the regular @1.10 grade, at ‘Toc., im Colors and Black. An elegant assortment of PLAIN, STRIPED and FIGURED CREPES for Evening Wear at old prices. LANSBURGH & BRO. Plain Cloths are the correct materials for dressea. No Iady would cousider ber wardrobe complete without @ dress of this fabric, and. althoush always desirable, yet ‘hese are included in the “Heduction Sale.” 6-4 TRICOT CLOTH in shades of Gray, Brown and ‘Brown Mixed, 50c per yard. Keduced from 750. 1 Brown, 1 Mode, 1 Brown Mixed and 1 Blue Mixed 6-4 TRIOOT, G5c, Keducedjrom 9c, 6-4 LADIES’ CLOTH, inall shades, 5%. Reduced from 750, 50-in. HABIT CLOTH, twilled beck, 75c. Reduced from @1. Our $1.50 and 1.75 BROADCLOTH reduced to $1.35. ee end ENGLISH BE OAD 7. LANSBURGH & BRO. A more comfortable article for house wear has never been thouxnt of than a JERSEY, ever rmady to alip om, always nest, and af at alls fit will outrival » waist for | coufort and ease, Whilst the demand for these have | Botlessened, yet we include these in our “Reduction | Sale” at “Getting Rid Prices.” CK TAILOR-MADE JERSEYS, BLACK SILK-FINISHED JERSEYS, WITH VEST. Were $4; now 83.25, DIRECTOIRE JERSEYS IN BLACK. Were 85: now 83.48. FINE JERSEYS trimmed elaborately in Black Silk Braid, reduced from $6.75 to 64.48. Our 84.48 SMOCKED JERSEYS reduced to @3. We have these in Biack, Cream, Navy, Garnet aud Brown. Our TUCKED YOKE AND FULL SLEEVE JERSEYS Feduced to $4.50, were 86. In same shades es the above. ‘We havea lot of Odds end Ends reduced from @5, 94.50, 83.98 to 2.50. As we never carry in our stock anything but ALL- WOOL JERSEYS and as the fit of each and every ope of our Jerseys is guaranteed, you will now have a real good opportunity to trest yourself at stapep- dously low prices. We havea room to try on Jerseys and every conve ‘tence for comfort and privacy, BILE UNDERWEAR ‘We courteously invite the Ladies of Washington an@ others to ask to see our assortwent of SILK UNDER- WEAR that we now handle. Our desire to make known to you that we carry these fine woods makes us just @ Little desirious of beving you call irrespective ef aay idea of purcusmug. LARS = BURGH | 2 BRO. ‘We invite an early inapeotion of these goot, bafore | Y™ Washington Agents for the “FOSTER KIDGLOVEA* a“ * — aa ‘These we recommend as pliant, elastic and well-fitting, boris ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, fm all desirable ahedes now worn apd alo all the ap RGD, - A. LISNER, | proved lengths, Rach and every pair fully warmantet! 232 719 Market Space, corner Sth st, Corner 12th st. and Pa. sve, 15 bed