Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO THURSDAY February 13, 1990. - Eater, THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers published in __ Washington. The wish of Washington concerning the Chesapeake and Ohio canal has been from the time of its destruction, first, the restoration of the canal as a waterway, if that were feasible and the project could be made to pay, and, second, if a waterway were not practicable, the substitution of an independent railroad along the canal bed as a competitor against existing roads, Both political parties of Maryland in their recent platforms pronounced in favor t of the preservation of the canal as ® waterway, and interests dependent upon the waterway had expressed a desire to restore the canal and run it on busi- ness principles, and bad indicated a confidence that under their management the leased canal would prove profitable. These facts gave tem- | porary encouragement to the District interests | which have hoped for the restoration of the canal Butin the turn which the controversy has recently taken the project of restoration has been pushed aside. Ou the one side re- ceivers to prepare the property for sule are proposed; on the other side a lease, which is so framed as to be equivalent to a sale, is sug- gested. Either sale will devote the canal bed to railroad purposes. In this situation of af- fairs heavy burden of discouragement weighs upon those who desire the restoration of the waterway, and doubts concerning the wuceessful operation of the rebuilt canal are strengthened. The interviews, published re- cently in Tux Stax, with citizens interested in the solution of the canal problem, while they indicate some diversity of sentiment, show a general drift of opinion in the direction of an abandonment of the waterway idea, and of vigorous effort for that form of railroad substi- tute which will be most advantageous to the local interests. If the canal bed is to be dis- posed of for railroad purposes the proposi- tiom of the Washington and Cumberland road to build thereon an independent line con- aveting Camberiand aud Washington seems to be oue that promises great benefit to the Dis- trict, Whether the offer made for the property and franchises of the canal isa fair one is a matter for the state of Maryland and the canals boudbolders to decide. But whatever the price paid for the canal’s interests, if the assurances concerning the construction of the proposed railroad are faithfully carried out, the new road cannot fail to be highly advan- tageous to local interests and,to the capital's development. And the project is of so great local importance that organized pubiic effort for its advancement is justified. —— Whatever muy be the ease in New York there does not seem to be much of @ contest outside that state between Hill and Cleveland. The ex-President has been wise enough to urge ballot and civil service reform by voice and letter ou all occasions, The Baltimore Sun, which is making a vigorous fight for ballot re- form in Maryland, prints the latest declaration of Mr. Cleveland ou these subjects in the shape of an interview secured by its enterprising cor- respondent, Mr. F. A. Richardson. The ex- President brushes aside the obstacles which the spoilsmau and machine politician are placing in the path of these reforms and ex- presses a cheerful confidence in their complete success. —- — Battle ship or mouitor—Tracy or Chandler, Under which king, Bezonian? The naval officers who favor the battle ship side of the great naval dispute now ragivg claim for the high free-boards that they cau be made to go faster, carry more coal and fight better ina furious sea. The monitors’ friends traverse some of these statements and pooh-pooh the others. They say that what is needed is a navy for home protection, not for naval combats far out at sea. but for the latter purpose contend that the monitor is equal to the great battle ship preferred in foreign navies. They try to make the fight one between American and European ideas, —— The English lords are in a bad way. Thirty of them are living on charity. A few years ago & Viscountess was found stitching shirts for six pence apiece. The father of the duke of Buckingham died at sixty-one years of age im great poverty. Twenty baronets, to come down to titled people who are not noble, are leading precarious lives, one a pawn broker, another receiving three shillings and six pence half penny for every new member of a political club be can obtain, Five were convicted of swindling during the last ten years, Lord Rose- Lery will soon introduce in the honse of lords a bill to provi m for these outcasts and anfortunates. re vivid object lessons for the rising radical democracy of Great Britain. — + It is seldom that an elopement in “high life” carries with it more suggestions and associa- tious of crime and misfortune than the Green MeCrea affair. Green proposed to obtain, and McCrea actually obtained. a divorce from their respective life-partners. She was in ber maiden days Snell, the daughter of the millionaire whom Tascott murdered. He and she, thus sit- uated, went through the mockery of a marriage | by acolored parson and fled to Enrope when | the law was close on their track. It is a chari- table thought that Green is insane. the wouiaa in the case is also. —— + Senator | Higgins coart of appeals bill differs from Representative Rogers’ in several notable provisions. The two bills provide ay a basis the existing circuit court, but Mr. Higgins | would make the court to consist of three Judges | and 6x $20,000 as the limit of amount involved, Constitational questions are excepted from the jarisdiction of the court of appeals, as are also all questions that are certitied to the Supreme Court as being of sufficient importance to be | heard by that tribunal. In coustant agitation | and discussion Congress will fiad after a while. it is hoped, the true remedy for am over-bur-| dened Supreme Court. $$ Mr. Cleveland re-enforces what Tae Star hes said to the Maryliud legislatare, in his declaration: “Ballot reform is right, and that ia why I think it should be adopted.” He is wenmble in refusing to see any peril to his party in doing what is right. The opposite declaration involves a very damaging confes- sion, { —— + Prince ‘Battenberg grew « beard while abroad, and when he arrived iu England his wife, the | queen's daughter, refused Yo see him. It is | uot positively ascertained that these two facts | are related as cause and effect, but one is not forbidden to surpect what he pleases. —-— | ‘Traveler Pinger has altered the map of west Afriea in obliterating the Kong mountains, Some of the early travelers, Mungo Park for instance, accepted native lies and illusions for facts, We are learning somethiug since Living- ctove, Speke and Stanley have reported what they saw and left —? the gabbile of the natives. ——— + Idaho and Wyoming have been informed by scommittee voice in each house that they may come iu. aud uow New Mexico and Arizona are knocking at the Union's door for admission to the ever-widening circle of American states. Assoonas they ure prepared for statehood they shouldbe welcomed. $$ International conferences im the interests of | labor are to take place both im free Berne and unfree Berlin. Italy in endorsing the Swiss Perhaps | Wehave Anderson's new Spring Zephyrs, made for you on our order. at $0c. prem Fink, Tan and Bi 32'inches wide—these latter ones—and show the of refined thought clvarty in every patte sideband nov 2 cts wide — fnd in the fan, Crushed Strawberry, AT Gray and related shades, slance at the Biacks and A revival of the old patterns—checks stripes—is welcome news, They are so 0 popular have oven and vill 'w for seasons—as to pass into the category of staples. Here they live at your service, Don’t touch our line asacomparison with what others Sab show you 1D these ‘wash febrice. “We don't ask you are charged for the “auknown" Patterns of ours are ours—no one else's. Hiuue Washington eity over and you ‘will not find their counterparts, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” 9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Established 1840. Toxorrow, Farmay. Fis 14, 18 SET ASIDE AS THE DAY ON WHICH WE SHALL OFFER TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS in BED SPREADS, These goods are of Heavy Bolting Sheeting with elaborate Patterns stamped thereon in Profuse variety of design. The stamping was done during rainy days and we find that we have rather too many. For this reason we shall sell thera tomorrow at the ridiculously low price of 98c. A PIECE. Who ever bought such a Spread knows full well that 98c. doesn't pay for the stamping alone, Regulsr price of such Spreads is $2, but to- morrow they must go AT 98c, 514 9TH ST. N.W. Comox Suogs, IF MADE OF COARSE LEATHER, WEAR A LONG TIME, BUT WEAR THE SOLE AND WEARY THE SOUL OF THE WEARER. NO ONE NEED WEAR COMMON SHOES WHO HAS 3.00 OR 84.00 TO SPEND FOR SHOES IF THEY KNOW WHERE TO SPEND IT. aS ae bas ‘ua OBOE Sys8 IS THE PLACE, 1 F 8T. NW. ARTHUR BURT & CO, ns Te Lasr Ca OF THE SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY To the buyers of the District, Maryland and Virginia. We have still on hand bint of fine Ov bich will be suid ut the following iow ae An Elewsut Uister, which sold ey 3¥, pow $3.7! Pas oul Cape Overcoat, auld formerly at tis, bow 81.87. ‘wou! Russian Chinehilla, formerly $13.50, now ‘All-sool BARA TE (the finest in the market), former Fine Cight-weirbt Melton (teht ut or darkeolor) Over- coats will be suld from $575 to of ood pairof Working Punts, ade of good cloth, at ‘S Union Cassimere Pair of Panta at $1.67. All-woo! Cassimere Pauts ts $2 jormerly $4.50. A Good Working Suit, ‘of ud cloth, at Mes. 87; formerly $8.5! ou Casaimere Suite, 85.50; formerly #10. j duifereut patterns of AL Amported Caast- formerly $15, Gorkacrew suite, $10. Pae formenty 618. 25 up. fue continuation of this sate. nie for twenty Gaye mor only, us by the 10thof March this sale mustbeclowed, ‘by order of the aly SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY, 113 _ Cor, 9th and E sta nw. POLLO. special brewing of the BART od. *Raenter, SX. Ad piasautend tle of a for bottling pur- < ty, especial ours aud family tees Gur Beor hes the" eae eae for its varity f analytical chemists aud sud indorsed by many promineut physicians. We invite s tial order from auy one de. | pala wnd_healthial ‘at home. Our ‘S$ are as tullows, DELIVEMED 4U ANY PART OF Apollo, pint case, two ¢ dozen bottles. . Bohemian, StockLare,= “ | = ‘A dicount t tothe trade. rR saEwINe co. GEO. Cc SngEe oa Washington branch, 308 1 *. _Telepuone call No. 441, n27-3in, H. B. Ssrra. COR. OTH ST. AND MASS. AVE, Artist in Free-hand Crayon and Pastel Portraits. Largest Studio in the city. Prices $10 to ae eas odes nt sey. All work guaranteed ‘Terms to suit pore veep Discouut allowed toclubs and societies. Open until 9 p.m. Have you seen my show windo wa? f4-12¢° Prowrns, AT AND BELOW cost. In order to make roam for ot Spring Importation of Flowers, we will close our present large stock stand below cost for 15 daya, Garnitures made by an artist Frowens freeot Proposition praises that of the German em-| j2-3mo i See a peror. The thoughts of the rulers turn to the | ~ SF aw. people who build the state, too iong ueglected UBBER ‘00D under modern civilization. Poor Ro om ant Dense AND PNUINEERS F Get the Best, auras AAT BUBBER COATS, GOSBAMERS, BOOTS AND SHOKS, ETC., aT Ml UTEITS ES M 50 U Pye Seay hate a teen fas GOODYRAR RUBBER company, Bratch 1724 Feuusave ua vibes 300 Oth st. aw, alee MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manager. atom ae a pris. a os a ‘on them ees BE_THE — Se ayy a es UROLSTERY DEPARTMENT. Rad Ticketad 200. cack, A of Ki yoeee, and Furniture Gimp, was 100. to 250. “ke age Renmin tare Oe oan mn eose qBviled and Damaged Lace; also Antique Curtains at MILLINERY DEP; NT, Ove lotof Odde tad Buds of Black and Colored Ov- ich Tips 3 im’ abunchy, were S0c. and G8e. Red ate a (lightly soiled), were 25e. lot ik Ril ite, let > MADLG Worth 10s, 40 Se cocks hed dicketed Se. CLOAK DEPARTMENT. T Jot of Tadiaw Sprig Jackets tn, Black an ored, 4s hed teks Retry 1 ae sik Baneteats ‘ud fur trimmed, 1. SRSA wer 0 nd 7. keted 32.) FAN DePaurent. A lot of Binck Sati were 75c, and 98c. Red TA let of jbisck Satin’ Fans, ‘Ou Tot of nok Satin Fang, wore @1 and @1.25. Bed WELRY DI MENT. &) a a ts, were 25c.and 38c. Red plated Bangle Bracelets, were 48¢. ser bd baggy Be, Be aaa Cambric. Red ruered Table Sets (with one dozen eee #A25., Red Ticketed 82.258 land-Embroidered Turkish Scarf d-embro! situa Satin Mat, were $3.50 and eted $1.1 re ‘Searis and Mats greatly reduced. ND, RACKS. iat Racks, were Zc. Red Ticketed ota os of = and Towel Racks, were 50c. Red Tick- Alot ‘of W Waste te and woe Baskests, were 25c. and S0e, Red Tic! EABHOIDE RY “DEPARTMENT. Rea Ticketed 3c. a yard. nousiet lot of x etanante of Embroidery, worth 200, Red PCat in White aud Gi Boiled), ‘Spoon ‘bust, were BT, Ts ars ouch Eastin eet sisee 2 and 3 colors Brown, im errs ‘were S278. “Hed rickoted 1.5: 180 Japanese Cream Fitchers,were 250, Red Ticketed eted 1Uc. esc N's FURNISHINGS. One lot of el (ny seotch Gray Underwear; Shirts, One lot of Cambric Faubrowdery, worth 5. iS AND CHILDREN'S COATS. af C che Anis 48 sl leketed $1°73.8 pai each. CHINA WARE. T00Js Japanene Oat Meal Bowls, were 260. Red Tick- nize 40; Drawers, sizes 36 aud 38. Red ‘Ticketed $5c. = lot of #1 Natural Wool Underwear; Shirts, sizes 38, A0and $2; Drawers, sizes 36 and 38. Red Tick- ‘And hundreds of other items sround the Store which space prevents from mentioning. A 0 MM M: ~ SSq Be oo 8 Go OMMABE Dg en ee BBB aa uu a MM PUFULAK oi /PPING PLACE, 3 71H STREET. Taonxe News. We've put “new blood” into our Tailoring Depart- ment this season. The designing and cutting branch we have intrusted into the hands of agentleman who ‘hasn't a superior in the country. His record backs him as © master of his art. When » garment leaves his hands you can depend upon it—it’s a model of perfection, ‘Theory is all right—be's got that—but practical knowl edge is better and his experience has given him wide ddvantage—Let him design your Spring Suit or Overcost—You will be charmed with its graceful moulding and its perfect fit. This acquisition to our force has lifted cur perfect facilities a peg higher. Our importations of Spring Weavings are coming by every steamer and we're getting them through the custom house as rapidly as possible—Look in at them from time to time, Don't think we've ever had a line of fabrics that will equal these. We have been through all the markets and sifted the patterns down to a collection of the cleverest designs tha) are turned out in all Europe, Progress is our life—snd we've movedahead sgain this season. Price is an- chored, though—That rests on the bottom—and always will, DID Your ‘Did you have s peep yet at the “Evening Sun” Hat? It's going to be a fayorite for spring. They are getting thicker in Washington—we've sold lots of them—Please every time, too. Bisck and Brown shades. ‘The spring shapes ot Derbysand Silks are beginning to mingle with the lingering styles of winter. Thenew Broadway came today. Our department presents a dissolving view.—A few short weeks and the change will be complete. The Children's Novelties are com- ing and going all the time, For preset or prospective wants in Hate drop in ou us. Everything that’s worth having we've got—and you'll have the additional sat- isfaction of knowing the price is only what is right, SAKS AND COMPANY, GENERAL OUTFITTERS, PENNSYLVANIA AVE, AND SEVENTH STREET. ns Kerr Us Ts Miso. IT WILL BE TO OUR MUTUAL ADVAN- TAGE—YOURS AND OURS—TO KEEP OUR HOUSE IN MIND WHEN IN NEED OF ASYTHING 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 OVEROCOATS FROM $10 TO $30. DRESS, SEMI-DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS FROM ‘THE CHEAPEST THAT'S GOOD TO THE FINEST THAT'S MADE. SEPARATE TROUSERS @ALORE IN THE CHUICEST PATTERNS AND THE HIGHEST STYLES. WE KEEP OUR SIZES UP AND OURSTOCK COMPLETE THE SEASON THROUGH. WHEN YOU FAIL TO FIND ELSEWHERE JUST THZ THING YOU WANT COME RIGHT HEKE. IT'S WAITING FOR YOU AND RIGHT IN PRICE. ROBINSON, PARKER & 09. ‘THE THOROUGH CLOTHIERS, 319 SEVENTH ST., COR. OF D. 18-09 COMPANY, G20 Atlantic avenue, Boston, Mass. an ern OFFICE, 1353 F ST coi eo surat Se eon, ~ woo TE, Tavesvay, Frcarr 13, 1890. Sr oe east oat eae a Sol Soeai Pet feats ness te we to keep ‘the stock clean, CE DRAPERY FA PATTERNS corefuetic tel ode Ry have ‘Couciuded to el wo epee e 4 teat ae ‘taining 4: $34 aud henti and silk; dene each, cluborata, Price cat ny tat, — ss jackets. Reduced test sO cack sleeves juced to Gloth Jackets, in Gray, Jao, Brown. Bary and Black, Sizes ae "s Diagonal Cloth Jacket, in Navy lined ize J Lads iA a fositied Garrick: Capes bet | 4 tows of Pi in Navy, er ee Pes each. = hae be 4 Hand-knit Iceland Wool Shawls, Re- duced to oa 2 Light Blue Haud-knit Capes, Reduced = § feck 4 Black Hare Muffs. Reduced to 1 Black Astrakhan Muft educes tot = an ete Beaver Princess Cullar, ke- 1 Brown Marten Boa, Reduced to $12.50. (Third ‘floor, = (OSIERY REDUCED. 7 Pairs Ladies’ Bisck-and Orange Stripe Cotton Hose. Size 9, Reduced to 25c, per ‘> Pairs Ladios' Fancy Stripe Lisle-thread Hose. Size 8 and B34 Reduced to 35c. ver Children's Ribbed Cashmere Hose, double Knee; toes and becl, ‘Size 6 to Y. Reduced First floor, first annex.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. GLOVES —9 Pairs Ladies’ 4-Jutton Suede fu din Shades, witht Embrvidered Backs. Sizes Gand G4" Reduced rs Ladies’ 4-Bution iteal iid. Gloves re ten. rGray and 1d Brows with pinked wrists, 5. Heduced to ¢1. bee Pair Ladi -Button Levgth, Tan Mounquetaire Sueda Gloves. Slavic: Est iced to #: (First floor, center, MERINO ‘0 UNDER Laos ALE woot Libbed Vesta, lah k, short sleeves, Size ca! Scarlet Veat, high neck and long alae, “nize 40. Reduc: 5 Ladies’ Fine Silk Vee: ne neck and no sineves in old gold aud grey. Size2. Re- duced to 7. aif price. 5 Pairs y nsbrinkable Merino Biubed Pants, Reduced to zigc. Half Giese floor, first anne: nex.) RD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th aud F sts. bow, Tarre Sceus To Bz Vury Lr. TLE USE IN CALLING ATTENTION TO ANYTHING IN OUR LADIES' FUR DE- PARTMENT BUT SEAL SEIN JACKETS AND ASTRACHAN SHOULDER CAPES, WE SIMPLY WISH TO SAY THAT WE ARE KEEPING UP SIZES AND SELLING AT REDUCED RATES. 3 STINEMETZ & SONS, nz PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Berone Toaxtxa Srock WILL MAKE A DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT IN ALL CASH SALES. FRANK M. LEWIS, dsEWELER AND SILVERSMITH, 1215 PENNA. AVE Established 1840. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, fil ““Goupen Cure PEACHES, RIVERTON PACK! (My label), VERY LARGE AND LUSCIOUS, AT 30 CENTS A CAN, N. W. BURCHELL, 1925 F at. ow, 110 Exxrmonprsany Casn Banoarsa, Ni a “ rt finest quality, yard rf po CLOTH ViLESS GOODS, all cola Bias end Bisck included, extra Soide “dows 3d PRT S Bo BALBRIGAN ENGLISH STOCKINGS, excellent quality, the 5c. kid, three pairs for 50c. JK MOHALKS, xerr fine quality, extra sy cotton, eed otal tg con! wan OMS is 81.60, oe iam SILKS; ELLGANT DiLES GOOD, hears wide, ail pure ine Free: spec LADILS' CLOTH Ditkss GOUDS. yar Wide. ail yore wool; special cash KOADCLOTH, i neatly Sand and ie 04 REC BESS" coo, ‘ly all ‘uearly“al pure woul, wide double folds T3 yards forse? CARTERS Cash Btore, 711 MARKET SPACE. VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Custom Select one of the follow! of $5: A pail ote. reliase Quilt, Damask Napking, wort Fine Datuask stew Select rose eee presents: with a Fiore: A Larwe-size Handset 10 oF m0 wort sL.ou. $3580 imo Pity of Large-size Sia, worth 81,50. T19 AT COST. FRENCH GAUZES. FOR 7 EVENING WEAR, In order to make room for our spring purchases we have made large reductions in all our Evening Guods and will offer them at sud below cost, These Goods being ali 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, iw White snd Stiver, Cream and Gold, Cardinal and Gold, Gray and Bilver, Black and Bilver, Reduced to ‘80e.; former price 1. 46-inch Fancy Striped Gauzes, in Cresm and Gold, Biue 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 Gausts, with Tinsel, in ‘Whiteaud Silver and Cream and Gold. Reduced to 81.65; former price @2. 46-inch Embroidered Gauses, with Sstin Stripes, in Cream, Blue, Pink, Cardinal, Gray and Maize, Re- G@aced to $2.25; former price $2.75. ‘Two Pisces of Very Handsome Embroidered Mous- soline de Bole, in Pink and Blue, 434 yards each, 46 tuches wide, the regular price of which was $10. Re- duced to 96, 45-inch Floss Striped Nets, in Blue, Maize, Mile and Cardinal. Reduced to $1; former price $1.35, ‘Many Short Lengths at balf price. ‘We invite en early inapeetion of these goods, before ‘the aseorunent of colorings sre brokew, BR G@ Davis, ‘TAO Markct Speco, cornet Sth st, 719 FEBRUARY 12,1890, 2DR, WARNER offers the above rowan to any one honed Petes en Notonly is the purest aud best material used but the Sinish is absolutely perfect. The tiniest of grease spots, the slip of « needle, 1s sufficient to have the warment branded “seconds. Such garments are closed out ‘st nearly half-price, and favored and lucky is the mer- ee ee ‘So fortunate is the ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY OFFER Florida Oranges—wholesale and retail ‘Stem Cut Fruit direct from the Grove, ‘Delicious Sugar Cured Hama—Price reduced. A A S35 FLOUR at Reduced Prices, Pr AA AA i Bs Pure Vermont Maple Sugar and Sirup—the finest to oars “4 be had in Washington o money refunded. a = a ef RN f Genuine Mandbeling Java Coffee—the Highest 88 ~ | Grado Grown—Roasted Fresh every morning. a3 ¥ £4 b.- sro merane, Tomorrow (Friday) AT NEARLY HALF PRICE, Dr. Warner's Spring-weight Underwear, subject to pretspoarereahd slight that the seeking for them is ELPIIONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, nz 423 Ninth st. ribbed English Half Hose, in all the new spring shudea. Good value at 25c. At 2lc., or 5 pairs for #1 # bargain so unusual that the hundred dozen will dis- sPpear like the suow did 25 DOZEN LADIES' SILK HOSE.—These are pure Silk Richelieu Rib Hose and of quality and weight usually retailed at $2.25, for only $1.59. pair. They are shown in boot patterns—Black feet and ankles, with uppers in new shades of Grays, Old Rose, Sal- mon, &0, Aiso plain colors in shades to match alip- pera, THE PALAIS ROYAL, W: Have WR HAVE WE HAVE PLACED ON SALE THE FOLLOWING MENTIONED RUGS. The Prices Quoted are FAR BELOW THE ACTUAL COST. x MOQUETTE RUGS. fo. S-Lone Geiast.10.. . G-OFL a8 (Continued below.) Latest Iuronren Srrixe Fasuoss. JERSEYS.—The new style Hish-sleove Jerseys are included in the thirty-two spring stylea uow on view. The following are special values: $1.48—Vest-frout Jerseys, with the improved cost back and new button trimming. The $2 Braided Jerseys are another surprise, which couldn't be if our business was largely credit. The $2.98 Jersey, with Collar rolling the entire length and thus forming Vest Front, ig new and sty- lish. The Braid Binding adds to the effect, SHIRT WAISTS.—Ladics tell us the patterns of our Rew 25c. Percale Waists are as good a8 last season's 50c. garments, pee Waists in a hundred styles, Flannel sts in twenty styles and the new Ox- ford Cloth ‘Waste At 75c., Navy-blue and Oil-bolled Red Waists, equal to last season's @1 goods, BUSTLES.—Parisians—the females—are again wear- ing Bustles, The correct styles have just arrived from Paria, AXMINSTER RUGS, No, 14-10 6x1 306. VELVET RUGS. Ko. 10—1ote x 14f No. S—Nft. Ja 1 BODY BRUSSELS RUGS. No. 4—108t.. Orit SEE é FOR THE SPRING OF 1890. ‘Thousands of dollars’ worth of New Embroideries, Dress Goods, Leather Goods, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Gloves and Children's Goods are here for you to crit- SESSESEEES EE S— OTL SA tho. The above Rugs are mi ¢ finest | pry carpets, the colors and dowyrus being very FORGET THIS, RICH AND EFFECTIVE. FORGET THIn, Before looking at them please measure the room for Ae which they are intended, thus enabling us to show you. FORGET THis, Just what you desire, wonGe cine: TAPESTRY AND BODY BRUSSELS MITRE RUGS, FORGET THIS, ok aoe FORGED THIS. Miaht Carpets at FOKGET THIS. HALF PRICE. FORGET Tats, In the ORGET THIS. APER ‘MEN’ eer ae CURTAIN AND DRAPERY DEPARTMENT FORGET THIS, THREE SPECIAL BARGAINS. eoneee foe THKLE SPECIAL BARGAINS, THREE SPECIAL BARG. FORGET THIS. Specialty No. 1. = — FOKGET THIS. a120 baits all Chenille Portiores, Biadere stripe, fringe xonsee cine “jlelluced from $9.50 to 85.25 per pair. FORGET THIS. er FORGET THIS 75 pairs Colored MADRAS CURTAINS, 3% yards FORGET THIS. Keduced from 84 to 82.25, FORGET THis. Specialty No. 3. FORGET sHIA. 50 pairs Colored MADRAS CURTAINS, extrs fine FORGET THIS. ‘Kediiced from 85 to $2.7: 'S per pair, FORGET THIS. In the FORGET THIS, FURNITURE DEPARTMENT FORGET THIS, We are also offering FORGET TALa GREAT INDUCEMENTS FORGET THIS. a nere ie FORGET THIS, T FORGET THIS. SOUS XARSR CON, FOKGET THIS, 18 13th and Fate, FORGET THIS, FORGET THIS. FORGET THIS, FORGET THis. W. M. Suusrer & Soxs, FORGET THIS, ‘The semi-annual sale of “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves Positively terminates on Saturday at @p.m. Those Wishing Gloves tried on will please try and call tomor- row, 48 baturday will be so busy a day, Tiik PALAIS ROYAL, 919 PENNA. AVE, TEN PER CENT OFF FOR CaSH, (Details below.) ‘Weare very much gratified at the quantity of fall nd winter goods disposed of during the past month while iving a discountof 10 per cent on all sales, Jarge and small, for CASH, and, having reduced our winter stock very much, we bave decided to place al SPRING and SUMMER Goods left from last season on sale upon the same terms until further notice. Our object is to reduce the present stock and open the coming season withone ENTIRELY NEW. We have quite alarge lot of GINGHAMS, LAWNS, CHALLIS, SATINES, SILKS and grest variety of WHITE DRESS GOODS, ROBES and FLOUNCINGS, all of which will be exposed for sale on Monday or ‘Tuesday next. They will be marked at such low prices as to be very attractive, aud we are going to sell them if we have to make a loss to do so. Our Summer Silks have all been marked at a grest Joss, but they must be sold and sold quickly. There is on hand our usual stock of BLACK SILKS. in all qualities, from 75c, to 83 a yard. They include some of the vest makes imported and will all go out at the same DISCOUNT FOR CASH. We have left over a large lot of ROBES and COM. BINATION DRESSES in Silk and Wool and All Wool, which we offer at # loss, but theyall go at the same Groves Ar Reovcev Paces, Twice s year—the commencement of the summer and winter seasons—the new styles of “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves are offered at actual cost prices, It is an advertisement. ‘We might go to the expense of circulars,&c., drawing attention to the merits of the “Paiais Roysl” Gloves, but we adopt a more original method of advertising. We fer each visitor one pair—one pair only—of “Pale ais Royal” Gloves at the wholesale price, MEN'S PALAIS ROYAL KID GLOVES Reduced from $1.50 to $1.20 a pair. Style No.4.—These are the Celebrated English Derby Kid Gloves, made expressly for the “Palais Royal” by the leading glover of London. Because of coutracting for large quantities and in consideration of payments made immediately after on receipt of the goods we buy as advantageously as is possible, We can also afford smaller profit than is usual, because we haven't the losses a credit business inevitably brings. ‘Thus it is we bave offered these celebrated Gloves during Kecrnwesth tht Mises Chesson DAILY CHRONICLER OF STORE ITEMS. INTERESTING READING MATTER FOR ECO NOMICALIA INCLINED PERSONS, In order to close out the remainder of our LADIES’ SWISS RIBPED VESTS AXD PANTS, usrantecd Australian Wool, we bave marked them for @leach. $1.75 would bes fair price. LADIES’ PLAIN AUSTRALIAN WOOL UNDER- WEAR, §2 per sult; genersily sold for #3 a suit ‘These are the genuine Australian Wool Goods: each article warranted so. A GOOD BARGAIN FOR MEN WEARING RED UNDERWEAR. About 20 donen yet om hand of SCARLET CASH. MER& WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS; will be closed out for @1.25 each, were @| How IT TAKES, THE WHOLE TOWN SEEMS Tu KNOW OF IT. 25 PER CENT REDUCTION OFF THE PRICE OF ANY LADIES’ COAT IN OUR HOUSE. Seldom bave the Ladies of Washington such an op- Portunity, It surpasses any attempt of ours, But it had to bedone, Hed it been cold we would not have needed this temptation to have yon bay. Fer these are Positively the most carefully selected goods we bave ever handled, Each and every garment at the original price named was a bangain, consequently this is adou- bly advantageous sale, It is gratifying to us to se the constant stream of eager purchasers that cailed in response to our announcement of this wonderful re duction kince we bean it two weeks since, But who can resist such mark downst All $10 COATS now 87.50. ~ 2 is 30.00, And so on through @ line that is positively complcte and beautiful. AN INTERESTING ITEM FOR THE LADIES, HOW IT HAPPENED. ‘We always have exposed to view portion of owe LADIES' CAMBRIC AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, From constant handling and being so exposed they have become slightly store suiled or mussed. These ‘We will sell cheap, though it does not depreciate their desirability to any one needing underwear, yet we will wive the ladies of Washington an excellent opportunity to Ail 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, ‘Some are of the cheap grade. ‘Some are of the medium wrade, ‘Some are of our finest grade. All nicely laid out on tables in our LARGE UNDER- WEAR ROOM, ‘There is a pick in these and the early act wisely. UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Brown Windsor 80AP 3c, ‘This is @ good soap, made expressly for us, Ibis splendid and far better than any recular Sc. sosp. 2 OZ FARINA COLOGNE 25 CTS. ‘This isa reliable article, well recommeded. MURRAY & LANMAN'S FLORIDA WATER, 490. A BOTTLE, There is uc better Florida Water made. ALL RELIABLE EXTRACTS kept by us. TOOTH BRUSHES from Sc. to 400, HAIR ‘BRUSHES for 25c., 50c,, 21.50, 81.75, 82 ROUGES, FACE POWDERS, TOOTH POWDERS, TOOTH WASHES, SPONGES, CHAMOIS, ail these indispensable kept by us in the various grades, NAIL FILES, MANICURE SCISSORS, &c., stocked by us, OUR DEPARTMENT FOR THESE GOODS I3 DIRECTLY LEFT OF MAIN DOOR AS YOU EN- TER, ‘Sem $1, 81.25, FOSTER KID GLOVES. WE ARE THEIR WASHINGTON AGENTS. Each and every pair warranted; all colors; all sizes, ‘In 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, 83.50. SILE MITTS, all shades for evening wear, @1, the last twelve years at the very low price of 81.50. The special price is $1.20. Every pair war- ranted. Call and have pair tried on, at our risk, You will then properly appreciate the superior fit, LADIES' PALAIS ROYAL KID GLOVES, Reduced from $1.50 to 81.2 Style No. 2.—Superior French KidJ4-button Gloves in the new shades for spring wear. The spear point, also the hair-line embroidery backs. Style No. 5—Undressed or Suede 4-button Kid Gloves in the spring dress goods shsdes of Greens, Blues, 1ans, Modes, Browns, Grays, Slate, &c, ABOUT “PALAIS ROYAL” GLOVES. ‘When you see the name “Palais Royal” stamped in- $1.25, €1.50, MITTS WITH LACE SLEEVES, $2 and ¢: Glove Department main aisle as 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 25, 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 m the market, Also a complete Stock of Staple Goods, such ss TABLE DAMASES, NAPKINS, TOWELINGS, IRISH LINENS, LINEN SHEETINGS, LINEN TABLE CLOTHS, WHITE snd COLORED SPREADS and SHIRTINGS; al) of which are marked st regular side any pair of Gloves you may rely ou such Gloves, If they split anew pair is given, Gloves possivte to manufacture, THE FIT is superior because styles for all shapes of hands are constantly in stock. THE MATERIAL cannot be better because selected from the best skins only. THE FINISH ia perfect because they are carefully hand sewed with silk and by experts who are em- They ave the beat ployed the year ‘round at stated salaries, THE WEAR can be relied on because of the fit, ma- terials and finish, and because every pair is war- rented. Prices. Alsoa few REAL CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS, which are marked at a great loss to close, ALL of the sbove-named goods, and in fact our entire stock, at a discount of 10 PER CENT FOR CasH. All goods marked in plain figures, W. M, SHUSTER & SONS, 18 919 PENN. AVE, N.W, Banoams Ix Fons Axo Wrars, THE PRICE is the lowest ever quoted for the best French Kid Gloves, and is possible omy becauss of the Palais Royal's cash business, THE SPECIAL PRICES will not bring us any pres- entain. We rely on the merits of the Gloves to make you a future patron at revular prices. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) The following are reliable low-priced Gloves, often Sold as the best at considerably higher prices: MEN'S ENGLISH DOUSKIN GLOVES Reduced from $1 to 85c, Every pair warranted. Tried on at our risk. The latest spring shades, The improved automatic fasten- 4 iuge. Butone pair to each customer at 85c, LADIES’ REAL FRENCH KID GLOVES ‘Reduced from 95 to 85c, Were it not that we contracted to take 1,000 dozen immediste payment on ‘We have made genuine reductions on all FURS AND WRAPS ‘Those desiring bargains can now obtainthem. The finest woods manufactured are on exhibition. con- sisting of SEAL JACKETS, CAPES AND SACQUES. Monkey, Nutria, Mink, Persian and Astrachan CAPES AND MUFFS. ‘The balance of PLUSH WRAPS at prime cost, WILLETT & RUOFF, Hatters and Furriers, 905 Pa. ave, have they that if wecan induce you to give them — trial we are liable to make you s permanent customer, That's why 85¢, for @ sample pair, LADIES’ UNDRESSED KID MOUSQUETAIRES Reduced from 98 to 85 canta, LADIES’ GENUINE PIGSKIN GLOVES 4 ‘Reduced from 89 to 85 cents, ‘thegoods. Spring Beds, 980. up; Parlor Suites, ‘You may know thst the price around town is gla 7.50; Chamber Suites, $12.50 "aster ace ate oad | nen fey oe nme Boxes, 45, 55 ‘ without the alightest ‘They look like boxes, weer twice as long. Sis Gouyn, sin Tunes eis kena — en ea baer GRASTTY, The Pasher, ‘Doesible send sample of the shade desired. 1610-12 7that aw, ~~ . —_— ‘THE PALAIS ROYar, a. Lrsmmn, | Witheh purchase of Corner 12th at, and Pa, ave. mz (80-Sm © . tt. z Sel eS. No. Lt KOT. 0, Xs ft Tet 20st sate So, 24-91 the We ‘sud bottom. Jong. quality. . . ‘ discount, though many of them are not bringing fifty cents on the dollar. In addition to the goods named above we have a desirable shades at prices incomparable, Ladies mak- ing fancy work will find it advantageous to look over our BOX OF RIBBON REMNANTS, Many RIBBONS of desirable lengths and shades st much less price than you have to pay for same off the piece. RIBBON Department opposite GLOVES. ‘We are the Washington Agents of the HER MAJESTY'S CORSETS. ‘There ia no better CORSET made for stout Ladics, Price $2.75. Every pair warranted, CP. B.D, WARNER'S, THOMSON'S, R. AND @, CORSETS, in their various makes, allZkept by us. Our CORSET Department is justly clsimed the largest of its kind in Washington. WE WARRANT THE WEAR OF ANY CORSET YOU BUY FROM US, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE MAY BE. CORSET Department second floor. CHOICE BARGAINS IN UUR UPHOLSTERY DE- PARTMENT. ‘Weare closing out ® good many numbers in Heavy POBTIERES at very low prices. LACE CURTAINS, RUGS, TABLES and other goode marked very low, . HEAVY BED WEAR AT “GETTING-RID” PRICE. ‘Some Splendid Bargains ta good quality BLAN- KETS, FINE CALIFORNIA BLANKETS very much se ‘duced in price, ‘If you are in search of @ HORSE BLANKET Buy the A ‘THESE ARE THE STRONGEST. LANS ose o