Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1890, Page 4

WASHINGTON SATURDAY co Fe S, 1990. Clreulation of any Newspaper inthe W and as an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers published in = = a Hew York Office: Room 93, Tribune Building, Washington wants all the new railroads it can get that promise substantial increase of its transportation facilities, but long suffering of the dangers and inconveniences which the ex- isting roads by the manner of their occupation inflict, suggests great care in framing the legis- lation which is to authorize the laying of addi- tional tracks within the city limita The Columbia Central Railway Company asks authority to lay tracks, presumably for a steam railway, from “the southeast corner of the District” to Stanton square at 5th and F streets Rortheast. If there is anything in the proposi- tion to commend it to Congress. every legisla- tive safeguard regulating manner of occu- pation which was applied to the existing lines should be inserted in its charter, and other provisions which experience has shown to be necessary should be added. The route to be pursued should be stated with precision. The course from the “southeast corner of the District” tothe crossing of the Anacostia is not sufficiently definite. The tracks are con- ducted to Stanton Square. No station site is indicated. Stringent provisions against the use of public reservations for railroad pur- poses, and against the use of the streeta for ‘ny other than transit purposes ought to ap- pear in the proposed legislation. Provisions should be inserted regulating the grade and construction of the road. which will prevent the tracks from constituting a no-thorough- fare belt, will abolish — grade-crorsings as far as possible, and will provide adequate protection to the public where grade crossings are unavoidable. The public desire ie to reduce the extent and reform the character of the local railroad occupation, and to bring the railroads together, if possible, in a union station or in adjacent stations, With the inter- ests of Washington in view our legislature ought to lay down the principle that no local failroad legislation whatever shall be enacted which does not have coupied with it relief to the city from the dengers of grade crossings. ‘The evils in this regard inflicted by the roads now here are to be removed; and almost with- out exception no new tracks of steam railways, unless they proceed above or under the streets without obstructing the public thoroughfare, ought to be authorized. To prevent new grade crossings is as important as to be rid of those which the city is now compelled to endure, a The United States can borrowas much money as it wants at three per cent or less and it has a surplus of a hundred millions or more for which it gets nothing, yet the government pays $121,700 a year rent for the additional build- mgs it uses in Washington because of the overcrowded condition of those it owns. This amount paid in rent represents a loan to the government of $1,521,250 at eight per cent, which is about what is considered a fair return for money invested in such real estate in the District, and which is almost three times what the government would have to psy for money with which to erect ite own buildings, in case its treasury were empty and it were forced to borrow. Nor are the buildings it secures under the present system tor its purposes what they should be, since they are put up by private parties either for their own use or to rent for business purposes. It is unbusinesslike for the government to rent at eight per cent when it cam build at three, and build to its own ac- commodation and to the beautifying of the capital, —————— - = What will be the effect of the appeal of the Chicago anarchists condemned to the peniten- tiary when Spies and his associates were hanged? Will thé Supreme Court of the United States in correcting any possible error of the illinois Supreme Court set the prisoners free? It is said that this question has never before been rawed. It is therefore the more interest- ing. The leading lawyers of Chicago say that the United States Supreme Court will, if it de- cides in favor of the appellants, simply direct the state Supreme Court to resen- tence the anarchists, observing the omitted formalities, The ground of the appeal is that the prisoners were not actually present when the Illinois Supreme Court affirmed the sentence pronounced by the local tribunal. For the Supreme Court of the United States to grant the appeal would be to invalidate not only the sentence on the prisoners, but also that on the four men who were hanged, Spies, Parsons, Fischer and Engel A resentence might be worse for Fielden and Schwab than them present imprisonment. They were sen- teuced to be hanged. but secured a commuta- tion of sentence from the governor to impris- onment for life. A new governor has come in who may not choose to be as lenient as his predecessor. oo Snow, hail, rain, wind, havoc. ll this in western Pennsylvania, It is the worst storm reported in many years. A glass factory at Blairsville was demolished and the manager anda member of the firm were killed. In places the telegraph and electric wires are all down, churches and railroad buildings are wreeked or are unroofed. The times are de- cidedly out of joint so far as weather is con- corned. oo Kaiser William and Chancellor Bismarck are rumming a very shrewd combine ou the Ger- man working people. The Kaiser is young and wishes to be popular and he enthusiastically talks for the improvement and equalization of the laboring classes. The Chancellor is old and indiffereat to public opinion, so he takes the opposite course and thwarts the Kaiser's enthusiastic speeches. The result is that the Imperial power is not weakened in the slight- est and the young Kaiser is a famous democrat, ‘The Grm of Hohenzoillern & Bismarck is admir- ably adapted to the emergencies of the hour. —_——— - = Coneerning the World’s Fair Mr. Chauncey M. Depew says: “If we get a bill through at Albany with or without the added Commission- ers it seems to me we will have some show at " Mr. Depew? Why, biess yonr heart, man, we will not only ave some show at Washington, but we will have the greatest show onearth. That's why ‘we want to have it in Washington. oo Gen. Sherman is seventy years old today and and if any three score and ten pretty girls any- where want to be kissed in the most approved manner, let them apply early and avoid the -_————— oe For a man to be a Montana senator it is nec- essary also to be a millionaire, in view of the fact that the absentee senators are to be fined 9650 for the first day. $100 for the second, $200 tor the third, #400 for the fourth and so on. It Will be readily seen that if the senators enjoy a ‘vacation of any length they will be in debt to a While the District of Columbia yearns for a PTET UTIItT Sreauixo SILVER, ‘A special Washington display will be made at THE ARLINGTON, commencing Mon- day, February 10, by — BAILEY, BANKS & BIDDLE, Gold and Silversmiths of Philadelphia. February 10 to February 15, Open datly from 10..m. to 5 p.m, and from 7 to 10 Pw. FINE ART SILVER FOR TABLE USE. Many fine pieces from the Paris Exhibition. Free inspection is invited. HPTTTT TT ITI feat 7 © VALUE FOR 490. THAT DOUBLE COMBINATION is) Heiuforced Unlaundered Shirt. All We Have WE HAVE WE HAVE PLACED ON SALE THE FOLLOWING MENTIONED RUGS. The Prices Quoted are FaR BELOW THE ACTUAL COST. MOQUETTE RUGS, No, 30—-Git.xot AXMINSTER RUGS. No, 14-101. 6x1 sit... . BODY BRUSSELS RUGS, No. 4—10ft. 6x13ft. Ro. Ost del at . mo 2 id 1 tay 214 . 12 6 ‘The above Kuge are. it grades of carpets, the colurs and designs being very RICH AND EFFECTIVE. Before looking at them measure the room for which they are inteuded, thus enabling us to show you dust what you desire, TAPESTRY AND BODY BRUSSELS MITRE KUGB, $1 EACH. it Carpets at HALF PRICE. In the CURTAIN AND DRAPERY DEPARTMENT We offer THREE SPECIAL BARGAINS. THREE SPECIAL BARGAINS, THREE SPECIAL BARGAINS. Specialty No. 1. 012) pairs all Chenille Portieres, Bisdere stripe, fringe luced trom 89.50 to $5.25 per pair. Specialty No. 2. 75 pairs Colored MADRAS CURTAINS, 3 yards Keduced from $4 to $2.25, Specialty No. 3. 20 pairs Colored MADRAS CURTAINS, extra fine Meduced from $5 to @: ‘S per pair. In the FURNITURE DEPARTMENT * We are also offering GREAT INDUCEMENTS ‘Too numervus to quote. 4ULIU8 LANSBURGH, _18 13th and Fate, OU HAVE 192 N TO SELECT FROM—WE Y mean the Gulsuniaven Shirtec due at the DOUBLE COMBINATION, 11th st. ne. 18-3t $3.00 Cosr Or A Borr Suoz, 4.50 COST OF UTHER SHOES. 150 DIFFERENCE IN FIRST COST. 50 1 450-0 : OTHER SHOES LAST THREE MONTHS. BURT'S SHOES LAST SIX MONTHS. TWICE AS MUCH WEAR FOR ONE-NINTH MORE COsT. THIS IS THE AVERAGE EXPERIENCE OF THOSE WHO HAVE TRIED BOTH KINDS. EDWIN ©. BURT & CO, NEW YORE PS et) 00 hee jo NOT LET DISTANCE STAND IN YOUR WAY DERI dae Sake Se nae Tithst ae. 15-3t Punsvesenm Sone Feadquarters for Bisc! Special Values in Molisire and Brilljatines change from summer rains in winter, Minne- Sane Than ana Seno Bintan wo ens, sote’s worst blizzard strikes her. The wind New Embeoideries, Dloweth where it listeth and likewise the snow. joalmbric and Neinsook, choles moods, at 7 —_—_———— 1-ades’ and Children's positive Fast Black February ts making a very unpromising rec- Hose 25c, peewee pr wsniy eens bree ord for itself. Already it has placed on its ‘Will pay you to examine them. catalogue of calamities storms in Minnesota and 8 nee, Imported Zephyr im 2,4 and Pennsylvania, floods in California and ‘Dest Imported Sanoey Yarn onty 18. tap. Oregon, and fires with joss of life in Boston Germantown Wool 16a, and Washington. New stamped Goode. Se (China Milks, fancy and plain, 32-im. wide, When young sons of pretenders come into * cy, modern Paris with abdications of their un- CARHART & LEIDy, recognized sires and prociamations to the 8 OVS Teh ot. French people in their pockets they may ex- pect to bear@ited. The Duke of Orieans is BO exception Ww the rue. is W. M. Suverm & Soxs, 919 PENNA AVE. TEN PER CENT OFF FOR caSH, ‘Weare very much gratified at the quantity of fall €24 winter goods disposed of during the pest month while giving a discount of 10 per cent om all saier. ' gusrantesd Australian Wool, we have marked them for large and small, for CASH, and, having reducedou § winter stock very much, we have decided to place al SPRING and SUMMER Goods left from last season on sale upon the same terme until further notice, Our Object is to reduce the present stock and open the coming season withone ENTIRELY NEW. ‘We have quite s large lot of GINGHAMS, LAWNS, CHALLIS, SATINES, SILKS ond = great variety of WHITE DRESS GOODS, ROBES and FLOUNCINGS, ‘all of which will be exposed for sale on Tuesday next. They will be marked st such low prices 2 to be very attractive, and we are going to sel] them if we have to make » loss to do so. Our Summer Silke have all been marked at 8 great Joes, but they must be sold and sold quickly. ‘There is on hand our usual stock of BLACK SILES im all qualities, from 750, to €3 a yard. ‘They include some of the vest makes imported ‘and will all go out st the samo DISCOUNT FOR CABH. We have left over a large lot of ROBES and OOM- BINATION DRESSES in Silk and Wool and All Wool, which we offer at » loss, but theyall go at the same discount, though many of them are not bringing fifty cents on the dollar. Im addition to the goods named above we have a complete assortment of MOURNING GOODS of the best makes, all in perfect condition, and as we pay Particular attention to this department you will find in our assortment the most desirable goods in the market, Also a complete Stock of Staple Goods, such as TABLE DAMASES, NAPKINS, TOWELINGS, IkISH LINENS, LINEN SHEETINGS, LINEN TABLE CLOTHS, WHITE and COLORED SPREADS and SHIRTINGS; all of which sre marked at regular prices. Also afew REAL CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS, which are marked at reat loss to close. ALL of the above-named goods, and in fact our entire stock, at discount of 10 PER CENT FOR CASH. All goods marked in plain figures, W. M. SHUSTER & SON, 18 919 PENN. AVE. N.W, EAD THE Lp 4 pear iphaah Fgngt oa FULL ‘» 75c. unia 1 ania DOUBLE ‘COMBINATION, A}th st. ‘ne. PPP P p Enxauaxp Axp Faaxez Siz By Sz aT EKB RRR RER ¥ = a E ER Een i . ¥ is kez E OE 3 F Sys8 = ‘We have just had another delivery of the loom wealth of two great countries—England and France. The En- glish weave well—the French no better, maybe, but somehow or other they throw into their designs and Patterns more delicate thought, combining delicate shades—forming new thread pictures—and in one way and another lend to their woolen products their char- acteristics as an artistic people. Both are here—you 4 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1890—TWELVE PAGES. Laxssunce & Bros Cotvxr, or. es. ‘In order to close out the remainder of our LADIES SWISS RIBBED VESTS AND PANTS, Mouday—seasouabie oF 4 Bleach, $1.75 would bes fair price, LADIES’ PLAIN AUSTRALIAN WOOL UNDER- ‘WEAR, €2 per suit: generally sold for @3 a sait. a an, See, Saree foe ‘These ere the genvine Australian Wool Goods; esch ot have tarod scree tbe Ove fe Dros article warranted so. many other Fabrics ‘Yankee a rd 4 G00D BARGAIN FOR MEN WEARING RED fewer goods would be: Import but UNDERWEAR. Socunpls the demanals a] About 20 dosen yet om hand of SCARLET CASH- atic Fabrice, si MERE WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS; will;be onto Shine Sik meticinal gga cle: closed out for $1.25 each; were @1.75. phir oF more, Beautiful S ke and a fain all their original beauty Titeee gilt bo ‘THE WHOLE TOWN SEEMS Tu KNOW OF IT. sxtenpively wet ins sna ‘Waiste, 25 PRM CENT REDUCTION OFF THE PRICE OF fumes;ee i ANY LADIES’ COAT IN OUR HOUSE. at Goce VETS.—New Silk Velvets in the Fash- Seldom have the Ladies of Washington such an op- Storrs einer ci, pane, Heliotrope, sepa t, portunity, It surpasses any attempt of ours, But it Bowe “staves, aud ah eins had tobe done, Had 18 been cold we would not have} Browns, Grays thd Bisck an! a mais has ured a special quality of Reeded this temptation to have you buy. For these are plac SU valve iid re sua ball the ow pries ol Positively the most carefully selected goods we have Po Ask Valvets Cesare ever handled. Each and every garmentt the original price named was a bargain, consequently this is adou- bly advantageous sale, It ie gratifying to us to sce (First floor. SPRING DRESS GOODS AND “Nov. ELTY" PATIEUN ROBES —Thewe every previous sesso'a choicest Sone, Fhe shades. or rather tinta, are and "the 8 and weaves are diferent ticularly effective. The Robes are the coustant stream of cager purchasers that called in conded, raided, ppingasd, heeled” and Aes — ‘the Mo- Fesponse to our snnouncement of this wonderful re- Hire, Senees aud Benuatines will be prime 01 duction since we bewan it two weeks since. wid in plaids stri Finds at s0."15, ute. Bt Maod ghzoet But who can resist such mark downs? Bit ae niet: eoeeeee ‘attractive suite, 7. irst floor. "as 6 a ae EASE, TARUCR. At cette ‘ mo} “138 “4.00, ies. Today every Indy Is expected to haveone “15 8 # 4195, ‘or two Kd has : cf aanussstarers It predates tase Gentes « 4 © anes. and attractive effects auch ss have found “93 8 «© 3875, reat favor with Indies of qulet and refined “30 « ~ 2250. mcr i oma Hair Bareges, with silk- “33 © © 96u5, Black Bagno Rayors, with silk broche anes Hi ititched Grenadines, “40 * © 3000, lack Greusdines, with wide satin-atriped And soon through a line that 1s positively complete Teock kasnstetsed Comets Tide: Goins and beautiful, dines. Hemastitched Carmelites. Black .. And a whole school of Black Mi ‘Sie Enlifantines, “Tamise, Alpecas snd AN INTERESTING ITEM FOR THE LADIES, HOW IT HAPPENED. ‘We always have exposed to view s portion of our LADIES' CAMBRICO AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. From constant handling and being eo exposed they have become slightly store soiled or mussed. These ‘we will sell cheap, though it does not depreciate their desirability to any one needing underwear, yet we will sive the ladies of Washington an excellent opportunity to fill up their wants, ‘These goods consist of SKIRTS, GOWNS, CORSET COVERS, CHEMISE AND DRAWERS. Some trimmed in Lace, Some trimmed in Embroidery. Some trimmed with both Lace and Embroidery. ¥ and up. We are clinching our reputation of having largest, finest and Best Black Goods De- inti i ‘WOODWARD & LOTHRO! Ec J Cor. 11th and F: P, ats, Dw, Warne Ws: Srasp Ox Tunone. There are two kinds of Tailoring you want to keep away from—one the cheap, clap-trap sort—the other the “fancy priced." We steer OUR department in the channel between the two. The akillofour artists COULDN'T be distorted sufficiently to produce the first kind. They are EXPERTS—not apprentices, And back into memory, we can find nothing to compare | Some are of the chesp grade, . with the gems of this ve From the first that nek at tes ee . our ideas of equity wouldn't permit usto ssk you America—up to date it has been oue continued it alae " any such prices asthe other extremists charge. No round of revelations, Some are finest grade. ‘The 40-inch French Novelty Stripes with Silk Bou- | 4n nicely laid out on tables in our LARGE UNDER. | °%7 EMments can de moulded out of cloth that we aro Eulte Eitects, Sis pera ith weven styles to decide produciug every day. FINE TAILORING or none. ‘The 40-inch Striped and Check Parisian Suitines in | WEAR ROOM. two grades, S5c. and $1, sive you ten choices—the first ts? ‘All- wool The English Patterns, tugs at $1.50 a yard—which the a ‘ned—come ee ae pul 1_and $1.25—of Pisin snd Stri porrcovering be tomes cede eee Sy eval ue quien ton et Or Bue Soeetry ‘They are mostly all the 50-iuch Suit. ‘Dew apting dictatious oper in Monday and see pon Se be . wie worth your while. Nol y ela* can show them to you. We have all there are in W: hinyton. That. the prices bit, exther. Never dees withua 02 Seed SEATON PERRZ, “PERRY BUILDING” 8TH 8ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE Established 1840. 1 UR LARGE DOUBLE WINDOWS CONTAIN 100 doz. Unluundered Shirts, the value of whieh ie Wwe are selling at 49c. DOUBLE COMBINATION, Litistne. 16-30 Kee Us Is Ma IT WILL BE TO OUR MUTUAL ADVAN- TAGE—YOURS AND OURS—TO KEEP OUR HOUSE IN MIND WHEN IN NEED OF ANYTHING IN OUR LINE. WE TRADE IN CLOTHING ONLY, AND THE FINER GRADES IS OUR HOBBY. NO MATTER WHAT THE WEIGHT YOU WANT, LIGHT, MEDIUM OR HEAVY, WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOU WITH THE LATEST AND THE BEST AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, STORM ULSTERS AND SPRING OVERCOATS FROM $10 TO $30. DREss, SEMI-PRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS FROM THE CHEAPEST THAT'S GOOD TO THE FINEST THAT'S MADE. SEPARATE TROUSERS GALORE IN THE CHOICEST PATTERNS AND THE HIGHEST STYLES, WE KEEP OUR SIZES UP AND OUR STOCK COMPLETE THE SEASON THROUGH WHEN YOU FAIL TO FIND ELSEWHERE JUST THE THING YOU WANT COME RIGHT HEKE. IT'S WAITING FOR YOU AND BIGHT IN PRICE. ROBINSON, PARKER & 09.. THE THOROUGH CLOTHIERS, 319 SEVENTH 8T., COR OF D, 18-00 ee a ee Dre ANCHOR COTTON, 2,200 LINON Fe.nforced, extra el it work muanship all sizes are the virtues of our 4¥c. Shirt. DUUBLE COMBINATION, 11th st. 5.e. 18-38 ROBEY & CO,, JEWELEKS, 1514 14TH BT. peded «reach Btore at Od te 4 a duank toe public! it a oak 2 for past tavore PrAtull lise of Joweley ale Ls hank tee always ip awck. San ufscturing aud Repairing a specialty. a ee P oOoR Rvsser Goons ARE DEAR AT ANY PRICE. Get the Best, RUBBER COATS, GOSSAMERS, BOOTS AND SHOES, ETC., AT GOODYLAR RUBBER CoMPaNy, 09 Oth at. nw. MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manager, 418-30 OTHING LIKE IT EVER OFFERED IN WASH- ;. Shirt for 4the., ber irom fig io 1s DOUbEE COMER TIO! 15-38 th ste Tratax OLIVE ort. My own bottling. Rich and delicious, Will make more Mayonnaise than any other Oil known: tome. a. W. BURCHELL, IST 6m ©. H. B. Sure OR. 6TH ST. AND MASS, AVE, Artist in Free-hend Crayon and Pastel Portraits, Largest Stadio in the city. w Besone ob0 te 0106, tocantinn to slap ani sige UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT SECOND FLOOR, ‘splendid and far better than any regular 5c. soap. Brains, taste and skill command 8 price, but you can employ the dest through us, and all we ask is fora fair remuneration. We guarantee you perfect satisfaction ‘not only in the charactor of the work and the quality of the fabrice—but in the PRICE. ‘There ise pick in these and the early act wisely. LANSBURGH & BRO, Brown Windsor SOAP 3c. ‘This ie © good soap made expressly for us. Itis Consult with us on tailoring—and hear what we 2 OZ FARINA COLOGNE 26 CTS, have got to say for ourselves, ‘This ia. reliable article, well recommeded, MURRAY & LANMAN'S FLORIDA WATER, 490. A BOTTLE. ‘There is nc better Florida Water made. ALL RELIABLE EXTRACTS kept by us. TOOTH BRUSHES from 5c, to 400, HAIR ‘BRUSHES for 25c., 50c., 75c., $1, 81.25, $1.60, @1.75, 92. ROUGES, FACE POWDERS, TOOTH POWDERS, TOOTH WASHES, SPONGES, CHAMOIS, all these indispensat le kept by us in the various grades. NAIL FILES, MANICURE SCISSORS, &o., stocked by us, OUR DEPARTMENT FOR THESE GOODS Is DIRECTLY LEFT OF MAIN DOOR AS YOU EN- GETTING TO BE FAST FRIENDS. A Macintosh and an Umbrella are your two best friends this season. It pays you better to buy one good Waterproof Cost—than a half dozen cheap ones, Wekeep the English Macintoshes—and nobody else here docs. They can't get them. We are the appointed agents of the parent house, M-a-c-i-n-t-o-e-h is the way the genuine ia spelled. Better get one, We know the usual objections to Waterproof Garments; but they won't stick to these English Coats any more than rain, There's no odor—they cannot leak—and they arecloth finished in copy of your regular overgar- ments. An Umbrella that’s reliable is streasure. We can't TER. FOSTER ask you to look at any other sort—for they are not in KID the house, 26, 28 aud 30-inch frame, unique han- GLOVES, dies in Natural Wood, Gold and Silver. Silk and Gloria. WE ARE THEIR WASHINGTON AGENTS. Each and every pair warranted; all colors; all sizes. Im Suede or Finished Kid. GLOVES AND MITTS FOR EVENING WEAR 8-button length Suede, $1.85. ‘12 and 16 length Suede, $2.40. 20-button length Suede, $3.50. SILK MITTS, all shades for evening wear, $1, 81.23, 81.50. MITTS WITH LACE SLEEVES, $2 and 82-26. Glove Department main aisle us you enter. LANSBURGH & BRO, GRAND OPENING Of WIDE EMBROIDERIES AND NEW FRINGES FOR DRESS TRIMMINGS, ALSO RIBBONS IN ALL THE SHADES CONCEIVABLE AT HALF USUAL PRICES. Out stock is very large and contains all the good and desirable shades at prices incomparable, Ladies mak- ing fancy work will find it advantageous to look over Covered. Light, strong end natty. SAKS AND COMPANY, THE PROVIDERS, PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND MARKET SPACE, 8 Vacerres At Cost: Owing to consignors Shippi Place, 1903 Fenuxylvauia uve,, thus duplicating my order, Tam requested to sell them at 335 per cent Aiecotnt off retail price J... JACKSON, cor, 6th and O sta. nw. Books ani Schvol Books bought, ‘sold aud exchange a Case to my Old stationery. Exrraorpixary Casi Banoara LUNSDALE CAMBRIC, yery finest quality, yard VERDES: CLOTH DISS COUDS, all colors, Na RAG 012 Blue aud Bluck included, extra wide double Told, ail MTADIES BALBRIGAN ENGLISH STOCKINGS, excelleut quality, the Sve. t nd, thpee pairs for our BOX OF RIBBON REMNANTS. Many RIBBONS | wiig \oabie fod ee Very fine quality, extra yY BEST at TY FRUIT OF THE LOOM of desirable lengths and shades st much less price than you have to pay for same off the piece. RIBBON Department opposite GLUVES, Weare the Washington Ayents of the HER MAJESTY'S CORSETS. ‘There is no better CORSET made for stout Ladics, Price $2.75. Every pair warranted. CP, B.D, WARNER'S, THOMSON'S, R. AND G. VEKY KE ‘ard wide, worth 1 ETs, 81.50, 22.90, 83.70, B4.50, ALOK QUALITY mash banaue, $1, $1 seas ROTTON, FECeucMt uaitty, 25e, |KIETTA CASH MEKES, HE, ETTASERGES, ae lg Poymer g —— i and a = jure te French woul: special batyuin, 0c, “LADIES CLOTH Diese GUS, Sard. sad a halt wide, all pure wool: special cash batieatny Buc, FINE Vice NcH BkOapctora nearly yard and ball wide, pure w ol; reduced cash price, x TRECU CLOTH DKESS GUODs, nearly all pure wool, wide double fold, 12 yards for 82. CARTERS Cash store, 711 MARKET SPACE. VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash 01 Customers, CORSETS, Select one of the following presents with a purchase tar: a iat Dozen Five Dancask Napkins, wort 75.7 ue Dans 3 * pair of Bik Lanbroidered Corsets, Yoo. a thei various mak . of the following presents with a sp pec ieaper dt ee PGYOor more: A Larreratee Hemdspsns Bridal Gane Our CORSET Dopertment is justly claimed the 15U; a Dozeb Fine Damask Napkins, Worth ° $1.50 or two Puiry of Large-sizo Fine Tow. largest of its kind in Washington, 81.50. ds3L WE WARRANT THE WEAR OF ANY CORSET YOU BUY FROM US, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE MAY BE. CORSET Deyartment second flor. CHOILE BARGAINS IN UUR UPHOLSTERY DE- PARTMENT. ‘Weare closing out s good many numbers in Heavy PORTIERES at very low prices. LACE CURTAINS, RUGS, TABLES and other goods marked very low, HEAVY BED WEAR AT “GETTING-RID" PRICE. Some Splendid Bargains in good quality BLAN- KETS, FINE CALIFORNIA BLANKETS very much re- Guced in price. 2 G. 1. neex, TAILOR, 414 Oth st ow. Gexrs Surrs Soovazp AND PRESSED FOR 91 call ies ‘If you are in search of 9 - HORSE BLANKET Buy the 5A. ‘THESE ARE THE STRONGEST, LANS BURGH & BRS. Cd 420, 682, 426, 490 SEVENTH OT. oe 1890. To Be Isrnopvcen Mospar. Prices the lowest or monry will be refunded, ‘To be introduced im « manner ‘both startling and EXTRA VALUES IN NEW CHINA SILKS. gratifying. We allude to the new spring stock of eB a4 “4a SS ROVAL XH Bs f% — gD % Y EE gM esd E. ae AS Exe ro €27” The price of “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves is well known to the majority of the ladies of Washington, Partly to quickly introduce the new spring styles, but mainly to procure new patrons for the Palais Royal Gloves, we announce: One pair will be offered each caller on Monday at the actual cost price. t@- EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. S@ TRIED ON AT OUR RISK. 4-BUTTON 81.50 “PALAIS ROYAL” DRESSED AND UNDRESSED KID GLOVES for 1.20 a pair. MM MM FEE NN Nm 885 Muam be RXR Ss Pye EL Ge cs MMM KEKE NNN Sss5 Gi 00 vr 58s eS £ oo Y ¥ Eg co tf 88 Vy RE Ss eco Tun vo «REE = 2-BUTTON $1.50 “PALAIS ROYAL” ENGLISH DERBY EID GLOVES for @1.20 a pair. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Palais Royat Prices for Bleached and Unbleached Muslins and Sheetings deserve investigation. You know the usual prices for such popular brands as “Fruit of the Loom,” Androscogwin, Pride of the West, Wamsutts, Boston Mills, Dwight Auehor, Pequot Mills, &. TOWELS also at lower prices than usual. The Damask and Turkish Towels at 15 cents would not be deemed dear at twenty. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Warne To Boy Exsrowenes, ‘The finest variety and the lowest prices are claimed by the Pulais Royal. A morning’s shopping will make yous fair judge. Will you investigate our claim? NOVELTY PLEATED EMBROIDERIES.—22 to 45 inches wide, @1.75 to €268 a yard. A lovely de sixn as a special sale attraction st 1.60 a yard. NAINSOOK EMBROIDEKIES—% to 45 inches wide. 8c. to $4.35 yard. Exquisite patterns six inches wide for 25 cents a yard. SWISS EMBROIDERIES.—3¢ inch to 45 inches wide Se. to $3.68 a yard. A special bargain at 25 ceuts Note the width—2 inches, CAMBRIC EMBROIDERIES.—% inch to 16 inches wide. 4c.to$1.35ayard. A quality surprise are the 9-inch Embroideries at 25c. a yard. 27All the usual White Dress Goode Also the New Bulgaria Lawn. The latter at 16 cents » yard will compare with the usual 25c, Lawns. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Tre New Woon Dress Goons. The spring of 1890 will be remembered as inaug- urating the introduction of Colorings in Wool Dress Goods never previously attempted. 50c. CASHMERES.—Every thread pure wool, Fin- ished iu a mauner that earns for them the name Henriétta, All the evening shades and the very latest tints for spring dresses, Sc. SERGES.—Serges that nobly survive rough usage and yet they don’t look coarse or hesvy—the cloth finish prevents that. 80c. HENRIETTAS.—This Henrietta is the cham- pion of the Palais Royal's Dress Goods Department, It challenges all comers. 0c. SERGES.—Theseare the new French Serged Wondertul plaids, checks and stripes. 'The question now with us: Can we make the supply equal the de- mand? 75c. MOHAIRS —These are the Brilliantine Mohairs, Judging by the looks you'd say Silk-mixed Mobairs, Some wonderful shades of Gray, Tau, Blue and Green are shot into the Gray in some mysterious way so that alady may be seeu atone moment in a Gray costume while the next "tis Tan or Blue or Green. ‘Then there are the lovelier tints of Heliotrope, Old Rose, Serpent Gray, Golden Brown, Praue and other shades, Black at SOc. a yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Corrox Dasss Goons Fos 1890. The 45-inch Scotch Ginghams Jumped st once into Popular favor. The convenient width partly explains the reason, Then, too, thecolora. Did you ever be- fore see such beautiful tints of Lavender, Heliotrope, Old Rose, Sérpent Green, or such shading in Gray? ‘The side bands are unusually deep—15 inches—and are of colors to match or contrast harmoniously with the ress. Think of the width and how easily the dress is made up when you learn the price—45 cents a yard. The Scotch Ginghams at 30 cents are 27 inches wide ‘Stripes, side bands, checks and plaias ad infnitum. ‘The Yaukee must make the Scotchman very indig- Bant, for he has copied his shades and designs so that you can hardly tell the Scotchman's from the Yankee’s Gingham, and the later only charges 1234 cents s yard- ‘The Yaukee Ginwhams are here in quantitics and ve- Hoty to bewilderyou. = rare PALAIS ROTAL, (Continued below." 1890 Bruce Danze Goon Crowded into this small space at the foot of our columa is this mention of & stock that deserves your apecial notice, All wecan find room to write is; Will you compare with samples from elsewhere and thea earn if cash business enables lower prices than quoted ef the credit stores? ‘TEE PALAIS ROYAL, Corner 18th ot, and Pa. ave, becomes | BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF SCOTCH G1NGHAMS, EXQUISITE EFFECTS IN NEW PARIS ROBES In fact, every express brings us a reminder of the fast approaching Spring. Cases upon cases filled with New Merchandise are being rapidly unpacked and the store is gradually changing its appearance from the dark colorings of winter to the lighter shadingy of spring, SATEENS ARE ON THE DECLINE and in their placeare being shown beautiful effects in CHINA SILKS and GINGHAMS. ‘We bave secured an extraordinary value in Fieured CHINA SILKS, which we offer as an opening induce- tment, They arrived in the house yestenlay, so we have NOW a complete assortment of Designs and Col orings which are the very newest. There is vo pleas- Ure in selecting dress when the assortments are broken. These we now offer FOR 50C. A YARD. ‘Not « piece among them that the usual price is not 65e" to 750, PLAIN CHINA SILKS, New arrivals in portect shades for Street or Evening Weer (including Black and Cream). If we put a.color card here we could give you an idea of the larweland beautiful range of colorings, but as that is entirely out of the question we would ask of you to please amine the line in the store. It is the only way in wh: you can get any kind of an ides of them. They are the best values we have ever had tu the store at the prices, being our own imyortations, and ‘the saving to us is shared with you by s reduction in their retail prices, 23-inch wide China Silks G8c.a 5 ee oe: - wn Worth 75e., 98¢. and @1.25, respectively, NEW SCOTCH GINGHAMS. A lange and beautiful assortment just opened. con- Sisting of Stylish Plaids and Stripes in New Effects, with Plain Goods to Match, 25c. a yard. NEW PARIS DRESS ROBES, A select line of early designs Just opened that will not be obtainable later on, ‘They consist of Exquisite Effects in Plaids, Stripes and Bordered Goods, with plain materials to match. ‘The New Plaids and Stripes with Smail Checked Ma- terial for # Combination are particularly attractive. A vo “™ “MO & FE BT & a “ow BEE Sa POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH STREET. Bawa. Veni: ‘The following well-known First-class Grocers have been appolbted Bole Agents for the JUSTLY CELEBRATED AND ONLY PERFECT PATENT SPRING WHEAT BREAD FLOUR, THE BRIDAL VEIL! HIGHEST GRADE manufactured in the world: CHARLES 1. KELLOGG, Masonic Temple. W. E. ABBOTT, 1721 Pennsylvania ave. and cor. 11th and H sts. GEORGE E KENNEDY & SONS, 1209 F st and 1116 Connecticut ave, B. F. BACON, 640 Pennsylvania ave, G.G. CORNWELL & SON, 1412 Peunsylvania ave. ©. C. BRYAN, 1413 New York ave, BEALL & BAKER, 486 Pennsylvania ave, E. E, WHITE, 636 Louisiana ave. 8. R. WATERS, 1342 7th #t. A_O, WRIGHT, 1632 14th st. nw. BURCHARD & CO., 354 Pennsylvania ave, W. T. GIVEN, cor 3d and H sts. nw. (-wes* 719 AT COST, FRENCH GAUZES. FOR EVENING WEAR, 719 In order to make room for our spring purchases we ave made large reductions in all our Evening Goods and will offer them at and below cost, These Goods being all new aud of the latest desigus, are most desir- able for BALL, DINNER AND EVENING WEAR. 45-inch Striped Gauzes with Silver and Gold Tinsel, in White and Silver, Cream and Gold, Cardinsl and Gold, Gray and Bilver, Black and Silver, Reduced to 80c.; former price 81. 45-inch Fancy Striped Gauzes, in Cream and Gold, Biue and Silver, Pink and Gold, Blue and Gold, Maize and Gold, Black and Gold, Reduced to 90c. ; former price $1.2: 45-inch Chenille Striped Gauges, with Tinsel, in Whiteand Silver and Cream aud Gold. Reduced to $1.65; former price 46-inch Embroidered Gauzes, with Satin Stripes, im Cream, Blue, Pink, Cardinal, Gray aud Muize, Re- duced to $2.25; former price $2.75. ‘Two Pieces of Very Handsome Embroidered Mous- seliue de Sole, in Pink and Blue, 454 yards each, 46 tuches wide, the regular price of which was $10. Re- duced to #6. 45-inch Floss Striped Nets, in Blue, Maize, Nile and Cardinal. Reduced to 81; former price 81.35. Many Short Lengths at half price. We invite an early inspection of these goods, before the assorcment of colorings are broken, EG. DAVIs', 31 A Cano, 719 Market Space, corner 8th st, T take this means of placing myself before the people of Washington city and the readers of Tur Stan, I wish to make a few statements and I hope you will read on and make a note of what I have to say. as you ‘scrupulous statements through the press. too, that the result of this course recoils upon the offender and no real good can pe obtained by talking un- jess you mean what you say end can beck your claims giving you some points: Ihave rented the two new buildings, 1510-12 7th st 2.w..and amins position to offer you mauy articles at less than regular price. 1do not claim to be s prophet, but I will venture the assertion that a majority of those who read this card ‘will not forget it, We baveground down our expenses and we have ground down prices, aud our will grinds outthegoods. Spring Beds, 98c. up; Parlor Suites, Plush or Hair Cloth, $27.50; Chamber Suites, @12.50 ‘up; Lamps, 15c, up, ; Nice Oak Suites, 817.95; Bread Boxes, 45, 55 and G5e.; Carpet Tacks, 15, 16 and ‘0c. per doz. boxes, &c. All we ask is that you come aud sip GRASTY, The Pusher, 1610-12 7st ow. ‘With each purchase of @2.50 and more we give one car fare. Goods delivered in all points of the city, jave-3m Tux Fotowrse New Yous Lerrez EXPLAINS ITSELF. SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY, 8.E COR ¥IH AND E STS. X, W., WASHINGTOX, B.O. ‘Bhal! we ship to be sold pairs of Men's Pants here at €3.50 Business: ‘sald here st from a18, pee Srene aah TES SST SE here ot 75c, let Bs srr rota ne whem B16 Skew ometzenne, eee 5