Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON: AY... -March 4, 1890, BOSSY 5S. NOYES... KE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Local Cireulation ef any Newspaper in the World, and as bender Medium is bet mere than other papers published Washington. eee Re Zork _Ofice: Room 93, Tribune Building. —SEL___— The whole question of the commemoration of Columbus’ discovery of the west- ern hemisphere is soon to be before the Sen- ate, Such a commemoration as shall exhibit the historical and sentimental side of the cele- bration should be held at the national capital, Do matter what other expositions are held in other cities, To this Chicago ought not to ob- fect, Washington is simply requesting that a memorial of some impressive kind be set up here in its appropriate site where it will always be seen by visitors from all parts of the world. Indeed this would seem to be the public ex- Pectation, The cost, if great, might be ® bugbear, if Washington did not ask for the erection of some structure of great utility as well as ornament One project that has been canvassed is that of ® memorial hall or international museum, with whieh is combined an auditorium in which the inauguration balls and all other national gath- erings could be held, Here would be placed the scientific, historical and curious deposits of the three Americas. The collection would doubtless grow in a few years to be one of vast moment to all investigators and the building, if planned and erected with requisite taste and skill, would be in itself, without regard to its contents, an adjunct of importance to the fed- eral edifices already here, and a creditable memorial to the great discoverer. ‘The general idea of’ memorial building of some sort is viewed with local favor. Other structures mingling the useful with the archi- tecturally beautiful have been suggested, and received with favor. The idea of the establish- ment of s national university here in commem- oration of the event, advocated by Senator Ed- munds, is excellent. The permanent Columbus memorial might well take any one of a dozen different shapes which have been sug- gested, But it onght not to consist merely in the erection of a cheap statue, or om the other hand of a structure merely useful and not ornamental, New York missed it from the commercial point of view in not turning her strength to the sup- vortof Washington when events at Albany nade her own fight hopeless; for with the fair at Washington New York would have reaped the lion's share of the commercial benefits of the celebration. In the same way Chicago is ‘ukely to blunder from the commercial point of if she refrains in the present situation from urging a historical celebration of the dis- covery in Washington in 1892 and the erection here of asubstantial memorial to Columbus, with the gain to herself of additional time to prepare for her commercial triumph and the gain of the good-will and support of the friends of the capital and of a national celebration in the Senate and House, oo The annual report of the Pennsylvania rail- road company exhibitss striking record of Progress and prosperity. Its revenues amounted to $122,917,337.39. In spite of the extraordinary outlays, amounting to several million dollars, made necessary by the Johns- town flood, it paid dividends highly satisfac- tory to its stock holders, and undertook large improvements. The road is enter- prising, well-managed and rich, It has spent large sums of money during the year in abolishing grade crossings in various cities and in the improvement of its terminal facilities, It is intimated that such improvements will be continued at s cost of more than $10,000,000 per year. Washington hopes that the enterprise and liberality which have been displayed else- where will this year be extended to the capi- tal, and that a substantial portion of the annual improvement fand will be employed in pur- chasing here all the ground that the road needs for station sites and storage purposes, and in siuking and bridging its tracks so that they may ne longer obstruct public travel and traffic and isolate the river front and a well-populated section of the city. The blot on this great railroad’s record is its past treatment of the national capital. This blot should be effaced daring 1890. Beyond the cloud shines the star. In the midst of the din of war's preparations in Europe the party of peace and liberty pre- vaila, The cause of arbitration is the cause of right reason, the cause of justice and the cause of the people as opposed to the mon- strous wrong of armed camps, bloody fields of battle and crowned magnificence and oppres- sion. Tux Sram greets the Arbitration and Peace society which convenes in this city to- night, Wars will not forever cease from the date of its deliberations, but the idea which inspires the meeting is one toward which the soldier-ridden world turns with instinctive yearning, and nothing but good results can flow from a repetition of the lessons which teach the wisdom of arbitration as a substitute for war. + = _ Pugilist Kilrain will have to take the conse- quences of Mississippi's violated ordinances to the extent of $200 fine and two months’ impris- onment, for the state supreme court says so, and Kilrain is a law-abiding citizen under the pressure of circumstances, The rising gen- eration of hero worshipers will take notice that prize fighting is a punishable offense against the law, and will, perhaps, remove the bruiser from his pedestal. Isthere no way to induce the Snow King to skip the strawberry country? All this part of the world mourns with the truck growers of Norfolk with an exceeding great and succulent sorrow. ——— + Does Chicago shrink from the Atlas task of supporting @ world’s fair before she takes the burden up? Does she hesitate to bear what she said would be so easy for her to undertake with all her pluck and resources, and without asking a stiver from the national government? If the national treasury is to pay the piper why not let him pipe at the national capital, the proper place for national piping? _—— The grip cost the state of New York five thousand geaths above the average. This is a pestilence rate of mortality. Editor Halstead of Cincinnati says “the idea of holding the world’s fair a thousand miles from the sea is an undigested fancy.” Possibly the admixture of 15,000,000 worth of pepsin ‘with the fancy will improve it in that respect, — President Eliot of Harvard should establish sechool of journalism with Senator Blair as a member of the faculty. oo Between Editor Labouchere and the Prince of Wales, Lord Salisbury will either have to “appeal to the country” or climb a tree, $e Binee that Walnut Grove dam burst in Ari- tous a number of persons have been discovered who knew it was going to do it The same condition prevailed in the matter of the South Fork dam. Information of this character to be useful should be furnished earlier. a ‘The Emperor William is going to join the shooting party will come . joining will be different, So will the shooting for that matter. Re eenataneeeshcieesesneeeeeed The World's Fair may be s White Elephant to Chicago, but “the elephant” is what people want to see when they go tos city; especially FE asin sssinraitpin aciiste This is an off year. That is why the 4th of Mareh ts such s besatiful day for s procession on the avenue from the White House to the Capitel and return. Is the missing Mr. Silcott « twin? Kite peu ‘Viesting cards seatly printed irom yourplata 33) ms le Moze Axo Berrzn Bunaans. ii, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, BAURDPS QMHARCH 5 AND 6.) POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, ‘We place s mark like this (*) to thegoods that must ‘not be judged by the prices quoted Such qualities SEVENTH STREET. though the quantities are Iarre, only one pices fo — postprm ‘We have in mind Thursday's visitors, Prices the Lowest or Money will be Refunded. THAT GREAT SILK SALE €a"The reduced prices quoted below for the latest ‘Spring Novelties is the Palais Royal's method of fore- ing business so as to beat the record of last March— Such concession in prices is virtually the distribu- tion of several thousand dollars of legitimate Profits; sufficient to present each caller for the next two days with # Dollar Picture Card. Sw'Preserve this list as regular prices remain marked on all goods. GLOVES (North, No. 1119 Pa. ave). $1.98 London's Best Gloves, usually $2.25. JEWELRY (East, No, 1119 Pa, sve), All Jewelry marked 25c...... Miniature Pins marked $2.75......000+0 LEATHER GOODS (Center, No, 1119Pa ave) Choice of 25c. Pocket Books, &c. All Purses, Books, &c., marked 50c, ‘Those 68. Leather Writing Tablets. Any $1 Card Case, Chatelaine Bag, &c,, Novelty Bags from Vienna marked 83.39, “The 44c, Coin Purses.. 350 $1.50 Leather Lined Imitation Alligator Valises. $1.25 Valises of Grain Leather marked $1.25. ‘Three Memo. Books (50 pages in each). FANS (North, No, 1119 Pa. ave), Our Well-known 59, Feather Fans, Choice of Fans marked 81... Superior €1.85 Hand-painted Quill Black Hand-painted Fans marked g2. White Ostrich Fans marked 85. MISCELLANEOUS, (Here and There.) 18c. Writing Paper, usually 20c. pound....16¢. pound All Bric-a-brac marked 84 ...... Lubin’s Well-known Extracts,......... ‘Small 15c. Bottles Bay Rum...... HOSIERY (Near door No. 1117 Pa. ave), British Bal. Hose marked 25c..... “Fancy and Fast Biack Hose marked 25c, Our Superior 25¢. Fast Black Hose. Fancy Boot Pattern marked 45c. Paris Novelties marked 75c,, The New 98c. Vandyke Hose. Best Fast Black Lisle Hose marked 90c.. Extra size 50c. Fast Black Hose... Our Celebrated 35c, Fast Black Hose. Pure Silk Hose, incolors, marked New Shades SSc. “C.G." Silk Hose, UNDERWEAR (Near door No. 1117 Pa, ave» Colored Ribbed Vests marked 25c. High Neck Vests marked 290... The 68c. Colored Silk Vests... “Heavy Ribbed 75c. Silk Vests... Superior Silk Vests marked 98c. English Silk Vests marked $1.48.. “Dr. Warner's Under Garments marked $1.49..81.29 American Hosiery Company's Spring-weight Under wear at 10 per cent discount, UNDERWEAR (24 floor, No. 1117 Pa avo). “Mother Hubbard Gowns marked 680, *Drawers marked ‘296 .... Summer Bal. Skirts marked 55c. “All Skirts marked 98c... 5” the Underwear manufactured for the New York merchant will be found on separate counters, Sam- ples and prices in large center show window. CHILDREN’S GOODS (1st floor, No, 1117 Pa, ave). Shirt Waists marked 250 . The Well-known 7c, Frenc! ‘The New 25c. Infants’ Caps, “Improved Three-piece 68c, Caj Surah Silk Caps marked $1.25. Infants’ Cambric Slips, marked 35c.. Long and Short $1.50 Hemstitched Dresses, WRAPS, ETC., (2d floor, No, 1119 Pa ave) “The New $6 Spring Jackets. UMBRELLAS (near door, No. 1119 Pa ave). Warranted “Glorias" marked $1.50. ‘The New $1.48 Carriage Shades... LACES, &c, (Center, No. 1119 Pa ave). Novelty Neck Ruchings marked 3ic.. ‘The new 25c, Silk Windsors... Indis Silk Drapery Scarfs marked 77 69 Nets and Flouncing at 10 per cent off the prices marked on them. HANDKERCHIEFS (West, No. 1119 Pa ave). Fine Linen 25c. Hankerchiefs. ........ccess. *All Handkerchiefs marked 12340. DRESS GOODS (12th st, store), Any of our 50c, Dress Goods ... 5c, 69. bye. 180. oc B5e. “All $1 Warranted Black Silks... 90c. Fancy Weaves marked $1.25........ $1.19 TRIMMINGS (12th st. store. guarantee Binks comparisons is all we aak, SPECIAL SILK PRICES FOR WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, FIGURED CHINA SILKS, in new and color- ingen Toe. be thele ‘value and whe yom wil sey ioe them elsewhere. we times ‘TWO DAYS’ PRICE, 440. A YARD, URED SHANTUNG SILKS, unique fen Detail calle he See Vee ee ee ‘what we ask. ‘TWO DAYS PRICE, 500. A YARD. Sinch Plain Chins Silke, besutifal colors snd arielity; Yer is took peice, abd” cheapen af Hon thang TWO DAYS? PRICE, 620, A YARD, 23-inch Plain Color China 81 soft and wear- ng quailty, at O0c.» yard they are stare TWO DAYS’ PRICE, 42c. A YARD. 19-inch in exquisite 3 is Surah Silks, in exqi shades; 60c. TWO DAYS’ PRICE, 42c. A YARD, . BLACK SILKS, 1 Faille Francais. SPECIAL PRICE, 89c. a yard, A COMPARISON OF PRICES AND QUALITIES ‘will convince the most skeptical, = ‘TO TRIM YOUR DRESS, Have you seen the new Trimmings? If not ask to be shown then ‘Have you compared our prices with others'? If you have not, we ask of you to do so. ote 72 know the difference between our prices and ers As much 8 differvnce as any other department in the house, it axide your savings on the difference of prices fora season and the result will be @ pleasast surprise to you, BAUM'S POPULAR SHUPPING PLACE, mt ‘7TH STREET. OLAH CHALLIES, PERSIAN EFFECTS, ic. 5 Oat cite exclanive a isi Sat yreneh e . mi-3t KAUFMAN'S DUCBLE COMBINATION, ae. We Have Hav 8 fine business this winter. Prices were low, qualities hich, stock and variety large. That did the work and will do it again this spring and summer. We have only one drawback—too many Winter Shoes unsold. ‘The nimble dime is better than a slow dol- lar, and we are selling the remnant of our Wiuter Shoes at more than a dimea pair under cost, Come and see what you can get FOR CHILDREN aT FOR MEN AT 83.25, e4. 5. ‘Only remember that Shoes sold at reduced prices cannot be sent on approval nor ex- BBR OU TTTT ™ ,853 a a H Beh DU RMR 5 BBB UU RR ¢f S38 = ARTHUR BURT & CO, 1211 F 8T. N.W. OINGH MOHAIR, IN ALL NEW SHADES, 190, ; 4 Pouble Wiuth Pacific Cashmere Remnants, 160.5 3 tine Furniture Covering, 1134. mide “* DOUBLE COMBINATION. me. A Guautery Or Caauts PP, KEKE RRR. PPP : me PM Pd 7 ss Pe KEE KR OE E & Challis and Spring—to ladies—are synonymous. The one is the natural development of beautiful expression in the other, Out of the whole category of light, airy dress stuffs none go into the market so freighted with popular approval as Challis. Without being expensive— they are elegantly nest. Without being shoddy they reflect—modeatly—and in perfect harmony—the delin- eations of the finer fabrics. Who but « Frenchman would have the realizing sense of results that blends and strikes a harmony in contrasting shades, never before combined? Whose but 8 Frenchman's touch could lay s cluster of flowers here—and scroll there—and never fall short of an artistic effect? The French are an imaginative people— and they turn it to good account—creating realities out of conceptions of thought that would appear and fade—unused—in the brain of any other nationality on earth, French Challis are the dest. You know that as well as we do. And Messrs. Gros, Roman & Cie, Freres Koechlin, Dollfus, Mieg & Cie and Scheurer, Rott & Cie are the kings of patterners—and our suppliers, This is great age for futures—last sutumn—while your thoughts were taking ons warmer aspect—we were selecting the patterns in Challis—submitted us by the above firms—that we thought would please you. ‘They have been delivered—that is, most of them. The patterns are rxclusively ours for Washington—and with pick from hundreds it would be strange if we had not made our taste act wisely and truly to your ideas—as we know them. We import them. These patterns come to us hardly cold from the hands of the weavers and are confided to us—alone, ‘They are 32 inches wide and we can—and do—mark the fine,t imported qualities at 500. and 60c.—all de- pendivg upon the eluboraceness of the pattern, OLD FRIENDS. As 8 rule—no old stock for ug. But circumstances alter cases. Late last season we bought some ex- ceedingly unique designs in perfect colorings—more than we needed. They were not distinctive enough in expression to die with a single sesson—so we “held tuem over.” Eyench—and good qualties—40 cents a yard—af they please you—don't touch them if you ‘wouid rather have the new conceits. If you're not over particular you will get pretty patterns—cheaper—be- cause they are“ i" a little by time, Becond BEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” 9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Established 1840. it UTING FLANNELS, 7c; MANCHESTER x OB¢c.; Amaskeag Dreas Gin; r Oe one es = Peteeiae. ‘band eS KAUFMAN’s DOUBLE COMBINAT! ml: Kyoxs Hars, SPRING STYLES, Just issued and for sale st the agency for this city. STINEMETZ & SONS, BATTERS AND FURRIERS, mb 1297 PENNSYLVANIA AVE AND 13TH ST. Fer ts leet the Alt Eas D. C.. COR, 11TH AND F sTS, XW. Torspar. Misca 4, 1890. Tan, Sizes 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14 years. Prices $2.25, $2.50, 82.75, $3, 83.25 and 83.50 each. (Third floor) THE MOST POPULAR LOW- PRICED WRAPPER WE EVER OF- .—We refer to the Princess Cloth ‘Wrappers,in new and attractive pat- terns, made with combination rob frouts. $2.50 each. Unequaled for the Price. (Third floor.) BOYs' SPRING CLOTHING.—The ‘new Spring Lines are in. Boys’ Medium- weight All-wool Suita, Just the thing for school wear. Sizes 5 to 13 years. 85. Boys’ All-wool Striped and Plaid Pants. Bizes6 to 15 years, $1.25 per pair. Boys’ Fancy Figured and Striped Per- cale Waiata, beat quality, elegantly made, four-ply collars and cuffs. Sizes 4 to 13 years. 50c. each. Boys’ Fancy Striped “Flannelette” Shirt Waista 350, each. 3 for 81. Boys’ Fine Jersey Waists, Navy Blue, Cardinal aud Cream. Sizes 24 to 7 years. $2 each. F FOUR GREAT VALUES NOW ON SALE IN THE LINEN DEPART. MENT.—200 dozen Extra Quality All- Mnen Huck Towels, $2 per dozen or 17c. each, Beven-quarter Cardinal Table Cloths, Only $1 each. Fine Hemstitched All-linen Sheets, 254 yas. long. Only 87 per pair. 25 pairs Hemstitched Linen Sheets, finer quality, 23 yda, long. Only 87.50 Der pair, (Second floor.) NEW EMBROIDERIES, ‘We have just received an elegant line of Plisse Swiss Flouncings, 45 inches deep, in all kinds and conditions of Plaits, Some are plaited all the way up, some plaited 6 to 8 inches at the bottom and others have plaits forming an inser- tion effect 10 inches from the bottom. $1.75, $1.90, 82. $2.50, 82.75, 83, $3.50 and 83.75 per yd. Exquisite line of Hemstitched Swiss Flouncings, with horizontal stripes, blocks and Grecian patterns, in hand- made open-work designs. 27-inch widths, 75c. and $1.25 per yard. 45-inch widths, $1.90, $2 and $2.50 per yard. (Second floor.) Fine Grade Gloves are a specialty with us. It pays to buy good gloves. 4-but. English Walking Gloves in ted tan shades, $1.50 per pair. But. “Impe- rial” Real Kid Gloves, in the popular street shades, $1.75 per pair, 4-but, ‘Trefousse Real Kid Gloves, in all the de- sirable shades, feather-stitch em- broidery on back, $1.75. ir. There are no Detter but Gloves d ‘these, (First floor, center. ‘The newest in Ready-made Bed Wear. ut Hemstitching crept into Linen Sheets, Pillow Cases and Bolster and has now crept into . re embroidered ‘a8 well as hemstitched. How it chu: and improves it. And yet the difference in the price is hardly noticeable.consider- ing the wonderful improvement in looks, We ofter Hemstitched and Embroidered Cotton Sheets aid Pillow Cuses at the following reasonable prices: Hemstitched Pillow Cases of extra ; Size 22ieby SCinches, 65, 65 eacl Hemstitched and Embroidered Cotton Bheets. Size 2% by Vy yards, @: a Tile Heady ‘nae Bed Wear Depart- . Stuade ear ment has assumed such proportions th: we have placed it in charge of expe enced salesmen, who will hereafter giv it their sole attention. We have been slowly getting you out of the notion of making your own sheets, &c., ing prices you would rather’ pi sae ar ee Her ag eel at hon sheets for Single ts each; for Double "Beds, 2744 94 80 and 90 cents each. ve a ieee ee Sheets, 2 ards wide. 60c. eacl ‘i Fine Cauibrle Sects with wide hem, ce Pillow Cases, 1 yard lot and 20 and 22 juchiea wide, 20, 25" and "30 cents eac! Bolster Cases, 30,35 and 40 cents “Weare also offering Extra Fine Hem- stitched Pillow Cases, made from a fine soft long cloth, at the following low ces: ze 20 by 36 inches, Bize 22 by 36 inches. “4 Bize 26 by 36 inches. (Second floor.) each. ewe. doc. each, ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ms Corner 11th and F sta. nw. A Tax Ox Ovdecoazs. NO PEN CAN DO JUSTICE TO OUR 8U- PERB STOCK OF NEW STYLES IN LIGHT- WEIGHT OVERCOATS, FOR 810 WE CAN SELL YOU AN ALL-WOOL TWEED OR CAS- SIMERE OVERCOAT, CORRECT IN STYLE, FIT AND FINISH. AT $12 WE ADD MORE QUALITY AND HAVE A LARGER ASsORT- MENT TOSELECT FROM. AT $15 WE ARE SHOWING THE FINEST AND BEST SELEC- TION TO BE FOUND IN ANY HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY, EMBRACING MELTONS, KERSEYS, TWEEDS, CASSIMERES AND WORSTZDS, ALL CUT, MADE AND TRIM- MED IN THE SAME HIGH STANDARD THAT WE ALWAYS INSIST ON HAVING IN ‘THE GOODS WE SELL AT $18, $20 AND 825. WE KEEP ON ADDING QUALITY AT EVERY STEP AND AT 830 WE HAVE THE FINEST OVERCUAT IN THE COUNTRY. ITS EQUAL CANNOT BE FOUND READY-MADE. PER- HAPS YOUR TAILOR COULD DUPLICATEIT FOR $50—NOT A DOLLAR LESS, ROBINSON, PARKER & C., HIGH ART CLOTHING, 319 SEVENTH 8ST. N.W. mé4-e0 OLAH CHALLIES, PERSIAN EF; 6N0.: oO ‘Wool Challies, exclusive dlonatns shee Sates inde RAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINAION, ae, mi-3t_KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINALION, ne. A Cuzp. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS TENDER THEIR ‘THANES TO THE PUBLIC FOR THEIR LIBERAL PATRONAGE DURING THEIR DISCOUNT SALE, WHICH WILL CEASE MARCH 1. WE WILL BE IN DAILY RECEIPT OF NEW GOODS FOR THE SPRING TRADE AND ASSURE OUR CUSTOMERS WE SHALL BE PREPARED TO MEET THEIR WANTS CHOICE STYLES AND THEY OF THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE IN THE MARKET AND 48 USUAL OUR PRICES WILL BE a8 LOW 8 THE SAME QUALITY OF FABRICQUES CAN BE SOLD, A CALL WILL CONVINCE You. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNA. AVE, Largest and only First-class Studio in Washington ore nate for their excellent finish IN TE R= ESTING $ ARIF ED LINENS FOR USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL PURPOSES. 100 doz, Stamped Doylies, 60c. dom, Reduced to a 48 Tr Tr i teeerseeeee 91.38 HEMSTITCHED GOODS, Fine Quality Hemstiched Tray Cover, stamped, 68¢. Beduced to 58e. 72-inch Fine Homstitched Scarf, stamped, $1.48. Reduced to $1.25. — ‘Squares or Center Pieces, 68c, Reduced to 25e. Tinted Squares to clone out at 19¢. New materials arriving, Beautiful designs in Fancy ims. Bagarron Art Cloth, the newest for bed spreads and table covers, &o, Other new materials constantly being received. Stamping, 5,000 designate select from, done while you wait, OPPENHEIMER'S, it 514 Oth st nw, R. Gopscumm, 1007-1009 F ST. N.W. UNEXCEPTIONAL BAKOAISE Fon WEDNESDAY, Every week we havenew bargain, It matters not how cheap goods "ing, it always find such Yalues iu our store that caiuot be had ‘eloowhere ‘st the same prices. JEWELRY DEPARTMENT. New novelties in Jewelry are constantly arriving and Ta srealwaya on the lookout for them. We received today from a large importing house 9 large stoc FRENCH GLI HATE PISS and bougat them at HALF THEIR VALUE for th Grorstocked the e also offer the following interesting items: ted patterns, at 180. 8 pair. 56 cat Seaiwny Saly 150-5 pair, ss WARRANTED FOR 3 : om : Oxidized Pins (lovers’ knot) pt Assorted Chain I hus only 1see) oe xes on! Roman Pearl only Sc, a strani ‘When you call tomorrow to purchase, some of the above rare burgaitis aak to see Our Besutifal Cut Silver Bracelets, which we received today, “They. caunot be Getected frou the solid silver, aud we offer them for tomorrow only at be. each, Our line of Mourning Jewelry ts complete in every tig al Hie Taken ate, LLA AND CANE DELARTMENT. We have mado the following reductious for tomor- row in order to make sufficient room for our large ie Lorin Gloria sitk Uintsctias only 980. 26-in. Gloria Sil im brellas on! a2, Cloris Sik Uisbreliny Paragon Prames, Oxi- zed Handles, only $1. Zein, Gloria Silk Crabrcitag, Paragon Frames, Oxi- ized liundien, only @1.48, Frames, Supe- 26-in. Gloria Silk Unibrellas, Pat rior Quality, Oxidized Handles, only 81 28-In. Gloria silk Umbrellas, rior Quality, 28-In. Gloria Silk on Frames, Natu- Fal Wood Sticks, only $1.08. 26-in. Gloria Silk Uunbreilas, Paragon Frames, with Fipe-scented Wood Sticks, for only $1.08, vs in. Gloria Silk Umbrellas, Paragon Frames, Ster- lng Plate Handles, only Shue 26-in. Gloria ilk U Gold ator a1 _ Paragon Frames, We have today opened a Cane d to make its opting a success, we tourhe Fae tence worth from 25c. to 48c., which we shail offer for to morrow only at 1c. each. Owing to the limited quan- tity bought and the prices we offer we ure comspelied to Testrict the sale of ove to each customer, so that the Budlic may get full benefit of the opening souvenir. fe have a full line of Fine Canes, with the latest styles of handies, at the very lowest prices. Never before Inv ety “aio fo jever before have we such a saie for Paper as we had all last week and beginning agaty this weel The reason being that never before was the public SAE, peor quality of REAL INISH LINEN PAPER at 20c. A POUND. This Sine paper is widely known and is sold by sts- Honers at 30c.s pound; therefore we save you quite an tem by buying this paper of us. Envelopes to match the above at Be. tat YY In order to make room for = vot tor pelled Wecall ur special attention to an Dinner sete just received, find that they are the finest aud most elegantly decor- invoice of 15 ‘We have opened them and Sted sets ever offered fora medium prie set; they are all artistically hand BRB, each containing 142 PIECES, including 1 DOZ. A.” D. COFFEES; without them the sets are worth $18.08, butas an inducement to {hone wishing to eta Ture barain we shall offer any of the above seta, INCLUDING 1 DOZ a.D.CUFFEES, for $16.98, ROLLER SKATES, Now is the time to purchase Rolicr Skates, We are Prepared for the large demand for our celebrated oll Skates, We guarantee every pair to g.ve entire satfMfaction. We are convinced as to the quality of our medium-priced Skates, Judging from their im- mense sale lust year, and the satisfaction which they gave. ‘The prices are 48c.. 7 gael 8c, z Y ‘We have selected 25 Carriages {roi our tremendous stock; all new and attractive desixns of the finest make in the country | any of the lot for $12.98, worth from B15 to B21 is is @ rare opportunity bo secure @ bar- gain in a new styled carriage. R. GOLDSCHMID, 1007-1009 F St. N.w. Price Posuc*A Two Dass: Poss. it If those winter weights in Ladies’ Shoes—we adver- tised last week—had been fivedollar bills you couldn't have been any more eager afterthem. The demand Wasinstant, Taking the last half dozen days as a guide—twould seem as if you'd have long use for them—but this can't last—Getting warmer already— back to spring again, We've found more thick ones— and we want you to have them, We have putsome Boys’ and Babies’ sizes in with these. Lead over the styles—and carefully weigh what they represent: Ladies’ Dongola Button Boots—made on Opera and Gommon Benge LasteoOne of P. Coss mune Were = NOW 81.98, ” a Str it and Cann tee hear ae ee Sone ee grades 82.00 and $3— NOW 81.49, f Ladies’ Dongola and French Kid Bilkteue*Hiaud turned Mou tue two poplar inet Gena : ‘Opera, ‘They have been selling 84:50, 84 and 63.00 Now $2.49, All our Ladies’ Heavy Dongola and French Kid But- Boots—Hand pote Raster toes aud tpped—that ne been buyabie of us ars 34.50 and a Now #287, Misses’ Bost Quality Dongola, Pebble and gol Straight uttou—1.50, $1.75 $2 Gost—Spring Heels— 75 and NOW 98 CENTS. 3 Infants’ Dongola Button Boote—sizes 3 to 6's—our "wguier 50c, line— NOW 29 CENTS. Not exactly winter weights—but we are going to let You have this line at # reduction. ‘undall's Solar Tip Children’s Shoos—7"s to L0}¢'s— aways beiore 820 . NOW 97 CENTS. Boys and Youth's Calf Button and Bals—all solid Hom ‘Seto ohts #175, ei and 2:20 gredee—" NOW 81.23. ‘If this wasn’t the “tapering end” of a season you couldn't expect such prices ‘or such Shoes—but “deep cuts” make “quick work”—and that's what we're after. ‘To see every pair go out ‘Two day‘s limit on this sale—Tomorrow—Wednes- day—and next day, Thursday—no longer, 8AKS AND COMPANY, GUARANTEE SHOERS. PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH ST, me Poor Ruzszz Goons * ABE DEAR AT ANY PRICE. Get the Best, BUBBEB COATS, GOSSAMERS, BOOTS AND SHOES, BTC., AT GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY, 300 Oth et nw, MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manager, asa Tx Tuomsox-Hovsrox Exzcraio curr, ¥ 620 Atlantic avenue, Boston, Mass, TAmtNeTON corn; Wess Fox, + MARCH 4, 1890. Omz A Frw Dirs Mone DOWT MISS THE CHANCE. 13 PER CENT Busou, W.B MOSES & S0xa, (Cor. 11th and Pots, aw, THE FAIR and worth 7. BUILDING, = are OOR. 7TH AND H STS. 5.W., terns we haveever feceived mp 1S PER CENT iota E Our mSs8 5 eek G08 Exe tN See REG SAAS ELS sizes Rott _ 00 XN ON -ARLOR PIS Gain "F’| pcerteme monet gran eanaey lor Ruite 75, ee coco NNN of deces covered ‘Tapestries Bop Ht Sss® ‘O08 “oo? “uu? § RE Thawed ce wes $500 ee ae THROUGHOUT OUR EXTIRE Tet Nahe fuine, well ie oreeed wie ans @ stock eR ata ee ON ALL PURCHASES OF would be‘cheap at g43. = 00, RRS ERE TABLES, TABLES. zr We will offs 8 3 B xs F Jens tina Saat to sodsrent patterns of Parlor Tabiee “= LOUNGES, Ppp 00 E L A Eu PoO°o L AA 16 B B33 i gb O&A Eee PIES SSS Bos 0 ears E k Lounges reduced to Cabinets. Fancy Chairs, Easela, Desks, &e., propor: + RED ROOM FURNITURE. ites Antique Oak, 3 pieces, $18. This ts onr Sree TES [teh had cannot be duplicated at this price % multes Antique Ash, 3 pieces, 235, This ts cur “i 22, reduced to ee od 04% eet, and cannot be duj ain 1 Oak Wardrobe Folding Bed, with five large mirror, OB OVER. NO STOPPAGE TO OUR BUSINESS. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR ‘Drawers, Worth 855; reduced to ¢ 1 Wailput Secretary, worth @25. DINING KOOM. HALL AN 6 C ak Bidebu ® reduced 812 71H ST. ¥.W. giyhBtiame Oak Hat Racks, worth 13, reduced to ‘The abovesre only s few of the many bargsine in thie class of goods. sé UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. LACe CUgT AIX. 2 Pairs Madras Curtaiua, O28 pair, reduced from Ove Creo Piss. “. FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, OIL ) Pair Madras Curtains, @2.258 . Peduced from CLOTHS, RUGS, BABY CARRIAGES, REFRIG-| 94. — ERATORS, STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING GOO DS INGENERAL. LOW FOR CASH OR ON EASY WEEKLY OB MONTHLY PAYMENTS. | Pair Madras Curtains, $108 pair; recuced from s “y. Bire Swiss Curtains, 18.500 pair; Teduced from Aisne line of Nottingham Lace Curtains at leer ‘than cost, HEAVY CURTAINS, 4 Pairs Imported Chenille, $6.50 8 pair: reduced Poplar Bed Room Suites from @15 up, Oak Bed Room Suites from €25 up. Walnut Bed Koom Suites from €40 up. Parlor Suites in Hair Cloth or Plush, $35 up. Ingrain Carpet from 25e. per yard up. trom $10. Brussels Carpet from 75c. per yard up, gio. 2% Imported Chenille, $7 = pair; reduced from Oi Cloths from 25e. per yard up. [38 Patra Imported Chenille, 7.50 © pair; reduced 11 Pairs Imported Chenil u 5 6 PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH. from 813. ae GES 0 pes Cetra 113 Yards All-silk Figured Turcomsn, four different designs, 82 per yard; reduced from €4. rds Kembants of 1 All Carpets Sewed and Laid Free of Charge, We | @si«t urcowau and Veloure st Guarantee the customer against any loss in matching, as we charge only for the net number of yards neces- ‘sary to cover the floor, It will pay you to call on us before purchasing else- ‘where, as you will find our Prices Lower and Terms Easier than any other house in the city. CASH DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON ALL BILLS SETTLED IN THIRTY DAYS, PLUSHES, ors, 24 inches wide, worth $1.10 Fine silk Frieze Plunties, 24-inch wide, worth 4.50 er and: $250 per yan ols pavaratat oe, etmek ta worn RAMIES AND Rew SILKS. Our stock is so large apd ve HesmTving daily. The discount reduces Goods toa price that offers « investment for future use. WALL PAPERS, P. GROGAN, 739 and 741 7th st. ow, mb3-3m 719 New 719 W. B MOSES & SONS, PARASOLS. Cor, 11th and F sts. a.w, SPECIALS FOR SEASON. This day we make our first exhibit of Parasols and | Be‘riferators, Wes Teeter Soren, Carriage Shades. These goods have been carefully Carriages, Mattan and heed Cuming, selected from the best manufacturers, The stylesand | Tricycics, Hope Fire Ll elucipedes, blip Cover colorings are very choice. Hammocks, Cretonnes, Fancy Striped Surah, all colors, $3.50. mi ko. Be, Be. Fancy Plaid Sarah, #5. Colored Satin, striped borders, $2.88. Armure Silk, all colors, 89. SJciws Laxspcnor, China Silk, lined, in the newest shades, $5.50. Fuille Francaise, all colors, $5. 1sTH UD F STREETS, siindsome Black Silk, covered with Striped Lace] OFFERS THIS WEEK et, 811. Handsome Black Silk, Hand-run Lace Covers, @10. Mourning Parasols in Plain Black, and Black and White, in Plaid, Stripes and Checks, from $2.25 up, Black Silk Carriage Shades, $1.59, $2.25, 3. Black Satf n Carriage Shades, $1.88, 82.75, $3.50, Biack Surah, trimmed with Black Lace, 86, Misses’ Changeable Striped Silk, 83.20. Children’s 10-inch Plain Silk, Children’s 14-inch Striped Silk, $1.25, Children’s 16-inch Striped Silk, $1.50.. UMBRELLAS, 26-inch Gloria Silk, paragon frames, with oxidized handles, also natural sticks, $1.65. Gents’ 28-inch Gloria Silk, oxidized handles, 82.25, 26-inch Silk, with natural sticks and silver mount- 50. Gents’ 28-inch Silk, oxidized silver handles, $4.50. 26-iuch Mourning Silk, with plain and fancy ebony sticks, $2, 83.50, 64.50. UNPKECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS, GREAT INDUCEMENTS, IMMENSE BARGAINS If ALL THE DEPARTMENTS, BELOW ARE QUOTED A FEW ONLY OF THE SPECIAL BARGAINS OFFERED: sms DRAPERY NETS. it dies ie = Ik sax iy Just opened a special line of 48-inch Black All-Silk = a 10nex 2 Draping Nets, considerably under the regular price, “g 3 289 x 5 and offer them at the following low prices: 5c, $1, = & Sage Ha 81.10, 81.50, $1.75, 8 .88, $2. = 29. 6nOx io 48-inch Point 4’Exprit, 88c,, 1.10, $1.35. = 33 B3x1 18 42-inch Chantilly Flouncing, $1.25. Regular price 4 10N6 x1. = $1.50. TAPESTRY RUGS, + ehigrmn Flouncing, $188, Regular price No. 26 ep2= “3 peuulemmnpecimanden MES 33°: 4 $3.75. = 20 60 8 60-inch Chantilly Flouncing, $3.50, Regular price = 38. Sits 1¢ 86. 28 ONS - E G@ Davis, ml ‘719 Market Space, corner Sth st, SMYRNA kUGS, 300 Smyrna Rugs, 4x7 ft to @6.90. FEBRUARY 27,1800 | 950 smyrna Ruga, 2ft x5 ft JUST RECEIVED BY ged Se) ROS: DOERR Misfit Carvets and Remnants, from 5 to 25 yarda, at Very low prices. NEW MAPLE SUGAR-—SECOND LOT. DKAPERY AND UPH GOoDs. Strawberry Jam, Imported, per doz. #2.:25, Fative purposes ona siewaat ior Raspberry Jam, Imported, per doz. $2.25. ‘Red Currant Jam, Imported, per doz. $2.25, Damson Jam, lmported, per doz. §2.25, Apricot Jam, Imported, per doz. $2.25. Bent's Graham Wafere—Without Sweetening, scigautiful Tapestrien, Reduced from €2 and $1.75 be yy Ey fine quality, ware line of ottingham Curtaina, very fine quality of any description don't fail Bent’s Water Wafers—Withouta Rival to take advantage of tne great esorinee Water Crackers— sisting Bs ware Pane, TOUR OPPORTUNITY, Potato Chips—Superior Quality, ‘WALL PAPERS, Coff Mandbeling Java Coffce— AND INTERIOR DECORATIONS. Kippered Herring, Imported—A Great Relish. We have Just received an elegant new line of Wall Yo, 1 Shore Mackerel—Extra Quality, ‘Latest Designs and Lifects, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 428 Ninth st P.S.—We are still offering bargains in our FLOUR Department exe | Pumapecran Srone, eer ase ey ere facie, T. B. Towxes & Sox. OPEURDERWEAE AND BOSIERE. One case Ladies’ Kibbed Cotton Vests at 1316 7TH BT. X. W. 0c. Ecru only. One case White and Kora, fintsbed arm holes, at 12)gc. This one never ‘yards wide, ‘sold jess than 25c, ratings) loc Gotten, ve One ot hits and Bern, Ret @ guaty Bisck Henrietta Cashmere exis Rood, 50e, 65e, priced wae Bory ton ‘Only 25c. Eattes 0s; ; worth the new Boot Patterns, Ouly 25e. Guar- 7s ele Saco Hed‘Table Linen Yaa’ =. Choice styles in Man's Fancy Half Hoss, White Goods, in all 15, 25, 35 and 500. Tange Line Fasescie Sun just received. Foster's Guaranteed Kid Gloves at $1.00