Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: SATURDAY ...... .... .... .March 5, 1590. CROSBY &. NOYES...... . bateor, Se THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local nCealation of any Newspaper in the World, and as am Advertising Medium ts worth more than all the ether papers published in Washington. Bew York Office: Boom 93, Tribune q The case against the civil service commis- sioners 1s closed. The previously admitted facts concerning Campbell's indiscretion, Com- missionet Lyman's promotion of Campbell, and Commissioner Roosevelt's or the Com- mission's act in securing Shidy's reappoint- meut have taken the shape of sworn evidence. So far as the fair or unfair administration of thé merit system is concerned nothing new has been developed. The facts brought out con- cerning Campbell are the same which Commis- sioner Oberily « long time ago dis e@overed and punished by s reprimand, and are the same with which President Cleveland and President Harrison have both been acquainted. Opinions may differ as to whether Campbell's breach of dis- Gipline was sufficiently punished when it oc- curred and as to whether his promotion a year later by Commissioner Lyman was the wisest eourse to take, but nothing new has been added to the public knowledge or to the knowledge of the administration concerning these matters of ancient history, and the evidence is con- elusive that Campbell's offense was at the worst only # technical breach of discipline, not affecting in the slightest degree the fairness of the examinations. The imperative necessity that the impartiality of these examinations shall be absolutely above suspicion, and the danger of a misconstruction of Campbell's act, have given an exaggerated importance to his case, and the friends of the merit system willbe glad that, however Campbell may have fared per- sonally, the examinations have stood the test of the most searching investigation of insifuations concerning their fairness, Though nothing has been developed which raises the grade of his original offense or requires a reopening of this part of his case, Campbell himself has fallen in public estimation through the con- tradictory and confused statements which he has made concerning his actions. Shidy, too, by bis own evidence has damaged himself in public opinion, and also in the opinion of the Commissioners, who doubtless regret that they were induced by his professions of repentance of wrong-doing to protect him against punish- ment for telling the truth in respect to that ‘wrong-doing. Campbell and Shidy have suf- fered from the investigation, but the cause of civil service reform and the stability of the merit system are not in the least intertwined with their fortunes, They have injured them- selves personally and in a manner not expected either by the investigators or the investigated. As the session of Congress advances it be- comes apparent that no large reduction will be made either in customs duties or in internal taxes. The reason is the small possible surplus after the appropriations for the session have all been made and the certainty that the neces- sary expenditures will almost if not quite reach the income of the government. The difficulties in the path of the ways and means committee have been due to this peculiar condition of affairs, But there are doubtless local reasons operating east and west in favor of such re- duction of the tariff as will both increase the revenue and satisfy the existing state of manu- factures. Oe The investigators of the civil service com- mission, having repeated the commission's showing of Shidy’s spoilsman administration of civil service reform duties in order to at- tack the commission for securing his reap- pointment, afterwards apparently engagedinan effort to whitewash Shidy asa civil service re- former through Paul's testimony, in order to show that the commission was unjust in report- ing violations of the law in the Milwaukee post office. Shidy is a picturesque and many sided individual, and the effort to whitewash one of his sides, involving s denial of the credibility of his confession, is an interesting and enter- Yaining performance. —————- It is to be feared that her majesty of Eng- fand needs more of such preaching as Canon Liddon's than she will allow. The illustrious preacher and scholar presumed in a discourse at St. George’s chapel, Windsor, to make a per- Sonal address in the style of John Knox on Bossuet. The queen afterward reprimanded sharply the venerable clergyman and issued an order that “that man should never preach here again.” —————— ‘The Anstro-Hungarian government can afford $o be magnanimous and make an exception to its expatriation law in behalf of Kossuth. That government has acted for many years with so becoming a wisdom, not to say generosity to- wward the Hungarian people that it need not stickle in the case of the great republican Jeader himself. oo France accepts Germany's invitation to par- ticipate in the international labor confcrence at Berlin, provided that the deliberations be of an exclusively technical and theoretical char- acter. In other words France will talk busi- ness to Germany, but there shall be no beer drinking, yarn swapping and such other dip- lomatic amenities as prevail in international conferences under ordinary circumstances, oo Tnited States machine manufacturers are Profiting by the quarrel between England and Portugal The people of the latter country now purchase here the machinery they once bought of their quondam allies and protectors. England may find that a small slice of Afri- cau territory is poorly acquired at the expense of a trade of which she once held a monopoly. $< The thoughtfuland daring action of the negro porter in the Lake Shore accident in extin- guishing the lamps in time to prevent a holo- esust after some lives had been destroyed by the collision recalls the brave deeds of the col- ored stewardess on the Mississippi steamboat some months ago. In the annals of heroism there is no distinction of color. ————— It is feared if the Senators are not suc- Pessfal in their fight against the newspapers and in their conspiracy to make a bloated news monopoly of the Congressional Record that the price of the Record will fall off several points and premiums will have to be offered to Subscribers to keep up its circulation. a According to the Chicago delegation now in Washington, the raising of the latter half of that city’s World's Fair guarantee fund is “merely a matter of detail.” Which accounts for the “detail” the . sent on to see Congress? oo ‘The luring of pauper immigrants to these shores by agents of the steamship compa- nies should be stopped. Effective regu- lation of these companies will mark an im- portant step toward the solution of the immi- a Mr. Kinlocke Cooke, who bas been appoin' the Engtish Judge for Samoa, was previously a House Keepers shonid not fail to ake advantage of the SERA ESREG cee cs Girt | ws ounain armas t HAM LAs ggg Fue 82755 resaced trom ae. Peete aa silt? White Nottingham, €2.60; reduced trom White Nottingham, @2; reduced from oF oe Wate Nomen, $1.90; reduced from qfoptit® White Nottingham."$1.75; reduced trom Petre White Nottingham, $1.50; reduced from oe AIEEE AEE 4 pairs Ecru Nottingham, @1.85; reduced from or faire Bera Nottingham, @1.25; reduced from Imported Linen for Furniture Coverings, Reduced wo tbe por ard eee abs SMYENA BUGS. 5 to $2.1 Be aS SISK Reduced ws gis" BROMLEY'S “ROYAL” SMYRNA kUGS, 20 in x5 tt. 200 36in, xGtt Rea wet 00 850 " F ry 50, egttingnam, $1: ees ae. lew and direct importation of China and Japanese from 40 pe: cent to 50 per cent, Straw a Fs @ In Tzige. to 50cs per yard, TABLE COVERS. aa bee rma redgetion on all ‘our Sotebs or SPECIAL REDUCTIONS 5G2 Pieces 32-inch Fig. Chine Silk, worth 75¢.: now = AND RAW SILKS. ‘We will continue the sale of and Rew silks wedured rate of 33% per TES, for afew daze i ‘at the DINING ROOM FURNITURE. Dressing Cases, Chiffoniers, Hanging Man: Embossed Mohair PI Kicks Deatn: Suu he 7 ey tas, al 4 Baby Carriages and Udd Furniture of ail greatly of WALL PAPERS, FRESOOING AND KALSOMINING. No. 11 6.50 Red ee THOROUGH WORKMANSHIP. Ro. 09 aa BS 6. 51 5 eo s 30 JULIUS LANSBURGH, 13th and Fests. ¥ % NE CASE OF LADIES’ JERSEY RIBBED VESTS, §o 18:03 bean Worked Sleeves and Neck, 100, Ladies’ 40- . iD-s' jar, z1c, » Xo. ° 6.50 | DOUBLE COMBINATION, lea sad 1249 Tithetae No. 15 23.50 | ms-3t No « 16 30 | -™ R FURNITURE. duced to ™ . vas you have ot to have Clothing and to get the t forthe least money. ‘The question arises here can at eat Station of Clothing ‘the ainoun? 15 ‘Men's, Boys’ aud Children’s Clot will be sold of cost. And let me also say to tonne, u] eas our time i@ very limited, as we will Leryn 4 2: use Wilton Pax, $30; ae walnut frames, covered reduced to $30. brary Suite, antique oak to ‘Library Chai: sti oak covered in best leather, @25: ned 1d “435 4 Fine Dress suits, which will positively cost you else- where $20, we now offer at $12.50. gitabestTidce Alberts, worth $25, we will close out at 7 “A Fine All-wool Black Cheviot Suit, the latest stylea, worth #15, will be sold at 88.00. Men's Working Pants, which sold at $2, for 85e. A better grade that's retailed at $3.50, for $2. hic! anywi Dress Punts, which will cost you oh Bi seeiergagcrnes wil Sot 3 Boye’ Suita, trom 14 80 18 yeatm sold ‘st 88.60, for 4 Nery Good Suit, worth double the money, for Children's Knee Pants Suite. very fine quality, sold at 88, for 64. 12. Ghraver Grade, All Wool, tormerty 84.80, for $2.25. 9 hg Cotton and Wool Mixed Suits, ‘worth $3.00, for 850 pair Boys’ Knee Pants, worth 75c., you may "630 pair Bose Knee Pants, worth 81 , going at 42c. waren prices will estou you. ‘Take your choice thia sale will close March 28, 1890, ee bargains sou must come at once tothe GREAT SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY, mbs ac. cor. Uth and E sts, v.w.,Washington. D.C. KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE CosibiNAtiON, “ Now, remember ‘and to secure the: mir- for, two hat boxes aud four foniers,| OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LOTHROP, , COR, 11TH AND F 8TS, N.W. Ssrvnpas, Manca 8, 1890. NEW BLACK SILKS IN SPRING tes stove, missy es WEIGHTS.—These are the best intrinsic duced to $18. values we have yet offered. 28-inch Black Real Japanese Silk, Lyou's dye, 81 per yard, 24-inch Black American Surah, 75c. per yard, 26-inch Black French Surah, 75c. peryard. Black Freuch Surah, in fine and heavy twill, 22 and 23-inch, #1 per yard. 22-inch Black Venetian Armure, $1 per yard. 20-inch Black Chevron Silk, $1 per yard. We have the loveliest assortment of Figured China Silks yet brought to this city, (First floor.) Another Spring Dress Fabric—Empress Cloth, in all the new shades. Soft finish and particularly desirable for traveling wear, ‘wraps and walking suits, 40-inch, @1. Hemetitched Dress Goods in colors, It is surp.ising how hemstitching beautifies them. Colored All-wool Camel Hair Grena- dines with hematitched borders, and All-woolCarmelite with hemstitched borders, Light in weight, soft in texture, will dra; gracefully and Will make upexceedingly Stylish with the accordion plaited skirt—the hemstitched border answering tort = wine, Cream aa. well as colors, #1, 81.25, Also @ burber of Odd Bedsteads in Antique Asi Antique Vak dd Che L 2 tig aud Cherry, Will besold 25 per cont W. B MOSES & gon: m8 Cor. Tith aud F ata, a.w. (CHILDREN'S ALL-WOOL CLOTH JERSEY CAP: Fancy Viadd Hata doe RA UPMA gS BO BINATION, 124) and 1243 Lith teas Osxr Taner Wezxs Mone REMOVAL SALE 18-Jt REMOVAL SALE, EVERYTHING AT COST, AND MANY GOODS FaR BELOW CosT. You ean make your own prices on many things, as ‘we shall refuse no reasonable offers. Infants’ Wear, Ladies’ Cotton Underwear, Ladies! ‘Wool Underwear, Children’s Wool Underwear, Hosiery of all kinds, Laces and Lace Goods, Hamburge, Kid aud Fabric Gloves, Fans, Stamped Goods, Handker- chiefs, Ribbons, Collars and Cuffs, Silk and Mull Ties, Biannel Skirts, Veilings, Notions, Toilet Articles, Perfumery, Ruchings, Plush Articles, Baskets, In- fanta' Caps, Gussamers, ALL AT COST OR LESS, Together with hundreds of other articles which we have not time to mention. Anearly call will be to your advantage, Ls, }, $1.75 and $2 per Wo ave also Ail-wool Hemsutched Nass Veiling Veils, ready-made, size 4% by 72 inches (made from % yards of 48-incl? wee terial). at the exceedingly low price of 82 ech. ( rain of the season in Bl rows Goode inthe 42. inck Bleck Mahe aline at 69. per yard. A weave be- feceu Tamise aud Briitlantine aud embed Superior fea the good features of both. fnish, soft luster and a specially good us, DOE var. . jundred different styles and pat- ingtiams, aud you wil wot Bad ae equal assortment’ in Washington. it te Teasonaple to suppose that such laze bny- Fy spt to arcure the, bottom prices, pes, Checks, ir Lines, Jac- q plain shades to accom. ny any fancy pattern you may Kelect. boy Ging! richest Of the Gingham farully. Wide enough tee Geist and skirt and plocing. Of them ait Yor best valuc, the Whytlaws scotch ti Hina, 30 to S-nches wide at 5c, por vi, Panik frst. ‘Aucrican Ginghams—More than a Tige. A feature of the A; is tie Combluation Ginglinta, riper with plain to match, iy $1. per Dress Pattern, iter Towel than this « #ine Huck, size ‘-color borders, DOUGLASS & BRO., a St. Cloud Building. 10 000 YARDS CASHMERE REMNANTS Pacific brand, all the new shades, 38 inches, 1c. New Wool Chaliles, patterns copied from the imy l4c. KAUFMAN'S DOUBLi COMBI- NATION, 11th stae. mB-3t Yovmaws N. Y. Hara NEW STYLE FOR SPRING. NOW READY AT THE AGENCY FOR THIS CITY. STINEMETZ & SONS, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, 1237 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. bce Ber seo Rew tate he AND FANCY MO- hun- eri- NEV HALLTES.—Fivethousand yards of New Americau Printed Challies, “the frst Jot sold ina burry, Prettier patterns. than shown. Only Zo. ayard, mbS ) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Corner 11th and F sts, nw. Chaubray” heunante, 12g Shauibray” ieutuants, T2340 COMBINATION, 1241 aud ms-3t | ms ae) Kathu. DOU! 1243 11th st. ne. Tae Ressox War. OLORED GROS GRAIN SATIN EDGE ALL-SILK jadi « Black, Crea Rati MANS DOUBLE COMBINATION, 11th at ne, ACE Ni ra tol vo Grasty'g 1102 teh ‘tase they can save money on Furniture, Chins, Way in hat Grasiy bay 90 many Tes and Dinner be sells 56- T meree pee Wnserese Peay Tt a2.08 wa ‘Why is it that Grasty—iie Pusher—underselis the Because hls rents are much less and he sells everything for CA! Oak suites $17.95. ‘Why ts it that pome of the merchants say that Grasty isa blower? they feet when some of cus. Tomers tll theen What uney bave Seon tos ‘Why is it that Grasty sells s Parlor Suite for 627,50 | for which other houses wet $59" Because Le has no bad debts of installments and every- her's business is growing all the ness is growing times, Ke? we the musical tune— Tunzan Prorcars | FERAY‘S. to 7c. ayard, with Torchon Insertings to match, from \ to 3 inches wide, from 1234c. to 50c, s yard. Medici Edges—with to match—from 1 to $1.75 a yard. You will not find anything more auit- able for gingham D.C. We Azz Near THE EXD OF OUR BARGAIN SALE. BARGAIN SALE BARGAIN SALE. BARGAIN SALE. ‘These clearing sales are a strong feature of our business, They keep our stock clear of unscasouable goods, save ‘Us iditerest on otherwise dead capital, ‘saveus room rent of slow-selling styles, Keep our regular prices lower and bring us many new customers, who always ‘come again. Here are some of our BARGAIN PRICES, BARGAIN PRICES. BARGAIN PRICES. Infants’ Shoes, 60c. Children's Shoes, $1.10, Children’s Shoes, $1.25. @ Rubber Boots, 90c. Boys’ Shoes, $1.90. Boys’ Shoes, $2. Ladies’ Shoes, €1.90. Ladies’ Shoes, $2.90. Ladies’ Shoes, $3.90, Ladies’ Shoes, @4.25, ‘Men's Shoes. $3.25, ‘Men's Shoes, $4.25, Men's Shoes, $5.25, ‘The amount of reduction from Rerular Prices varies according to the number of pairs and the sizes we have left. If you find your size among them you can get a Great bareain. Of course we do not send On approval or exchange any Shoes on the Bargain table. a®Sg 5ss, BURT'S. aBTHUR BURT & CO, 1211 F 8ST. NW. P. HILADELPHIA Sronz. ‘One more case of the All-Iinen Buck Tow- els, size 20x40, at 12%¢c. each or $1.50 o doz. ‘Lhey will not iast iong. NEW SATINES, Weare showing a line of domestic Batines in, style full; ual to the French, Tie ayaa. Aiietnest Quality French Esty ard NEW GINGHAMS. Beautiful stylex, good quality, Plaids and Btripes and Pisin to match, ge 12}gc. & mod Lt ee Ginghams, choice selec- cs : vuti Fiannels and Flannelettes, a b: variety, 10c and 1240.4 yurd 7 W showing special values in Black Bobalrs, at D0es étigens Tce er et aad 32-inch China Silks, plain snd fancy, at S5c. and 81s yard. BPECIAL wee oF BOYS' SHIRT o, 1. Made of good quality, fancy prints, No. at x Made of Garner's best Percale, est styles aud made equal to any in iarket, ouly SUc. No. 3. Wuite Cotton, with linen collars and cutis, plaited and tucked, only 50c. Auda line of Faucy Fiannels at 60c. and ‘upward. CARHART & LEIDY, 628 7th et. and 706 K st. nw. mb8 Just call it our $4 Derby. That's name enough—but there isn’ta Hat blocked that’s any better than this, Can't be, It is shaped in imitation of the leading and jateat Knox, Miller and Youman's Derbys. Got our name in the crown—thft’s our guarantee, FIVE" WHYS"— First—THEY'RE MADE OF THE BEST MATERIAL. Second—ONLY EXPERTS ASSIST IN THEIR MANUFACTURE. ‘Third—MADE FOR US AND COMING STRAIGHT FROM THE FACTORY TO YOU. THERE ARE NOT THREE OR FOUR HANDLERS' PROFITS TO BE ADDED—-FOR xOU TO Pay, Fourth-THAT’S A SAVING—AND IT’S PUTINTO ‘THE MATERIALS. Fifth-THE STYLE—THE FINISH—-THE PRICE~ ALL MAKE IT AN EXCEPTIONAL HAT— WITH HARDLY A PEER-NEVER A SUPERIOR, ‘We have had them made up in Black, Brown, Wal- nut, English Brown, Nutria, Maple and Bronze— ‘shades that are “right” according to fashion. Been paying @5—maybe more—for Hats of this grade to the Pexclusives.” Well, look at these for $4. Don't think youever had anything beter on your head—and if's # dollar saved. MANLY HATS. It's quite the proper thing now for the Boys to ‘wear Derbys—the little bits of boys, We've shapes thft'll suit their heads—81 to $2.50. A TASK COMPLETED. Our Children’s Novelties are all here—Turbans, Bound, Square and French Jockey Caps—Sailors in &@ perfect bewilderment of patterus—Chocks, Plaids, Stripes and Pisin Colors, Hatsareimportaut with us We don’t want to Just satisfy you—more than that—We want to as- tonish you, BAEKS AND COMPANY, COINERS OF HEAD FASHIONS, a ae AVE. AND SEVENTH 8T, m2! New Sparse Goons. received a beautiful live of Wash Cheviots, An- Geren Zaphyr Glushams ‘Satisumn Chine Pian and Fuuey Wool. suitings, Challies, Stik un tiges, Dasreek by the yard. in ‘cucice patterke, Hose : the in ‘etivice jem ges, Daunask by, the y: 4 fem aii sheets and Pillow Cases, figs and Pulow Eineus, ail grades. HOOE, BRO. & CO,, mb7-3m 1328 F st. ow. Tt, B. Towxza & Sox. 1316 7TH 8ST. N. W. Eee it ‘Big0. jurtain scrun, Pisin and Figured, a ae : oy ep aprenden) & in ad Gira, doubie width, 12)6c. Feds Green te aarp tor tte is, 136 yards wide, 0c, Vest, 10c_ nen, Fast Colors, 2c, 5 te and Bun | Just received. ry tions 0, 1200 yaa, will run on machine, 20. Besienin Garments willbe 40 per cont higher rate Boar pena Err & RUOPY, ‘Pennsylvania sve, Mrs, 7.1. HUNT, 1800 Pet. a.w., ‘Has just returned from New York and is prepared to abow a line of her: Lt English Hats —e, the Millinery Novel- SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1890—TWELVE PAGES, To Ovx Parnoxs GLOVES AT REDUCED PRICES. First, to state that the shades and embroidery are the Istest spring styles, Second, that the “Palnis Royal" Gloves are warranted, Third, that the regu- Jar prices are lower than usually quoted for the gloves, ‘MEN'S GLOVES, z Our 750, English Dogskin Gloves... The BSc, Automatic Fastening Giovee. Celebrated English Derby $1.50 Gloves.. 01.98 London's Best Gloves, usually €2.25. LADIES' GLOVES. 1.50 “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves. 1.50 “Palais Royal” 4-button Suede Kids. The Famous 890, Pigakin Mousquetaires, Our Popular 68c. Kid Gloves... The new 4-button 080. Undressed Kids... ‘The Well-known Wc. French Kid Gloves. Celebrated 8c. Undrossed Mousquetaires... 890 81.25 Undressed Kid Mousquetaire (warranted)81.19 CHILDKEN'S GLOVES. $1 “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves... assess 890 bay Sises for all children; fitted to the hand at our THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Centinued below.) Roispoxs Ar Soxpnise Prarcrs, Even if we did not have March of last year to think ‘of we would be forced to reduce the prices of Ribbons; that is, those in stock previous to the arrival of the Inte gigantic stock. ‘We point to the window display with pride, not re- to the arrangement or the besuty of the shad- ings, but to the prices marked on them, §27See the Bc. Ribbons. ay €27Sce the Velvet Ribbons._eg §7Bee the Black Ribbons._2g aSee the White Ribvops_a3 ‘There i¢ no question of a doubt we are now offering Fine Millinery and Dress Ribbons at the lowest prices ever quoted here. It's but for a while, we know, but while they inst we'll make the Palais Royal and ita Job Jot of Ribbons s topic of conversation. REGULAR STOCK AT REDUCED PRICES. Even the worthiest of the regular stock are forced down in price. For instunce, those 2}4-inch Moire and $9, Ribbons with satin edie arereduced from 19 to 7 oonts a yard. 2 inches wide reduced to 15 from 17 cents, And didn't dress makers tell ux (ast week ‘were the beat valurs in town at 17 and 19 cents? And the Velvet Ribbonx, Where élse the variety of en and where such Zalnce in Black? f off the marked prices on Monday means fifteen below prevailing prices. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Exsrowenrs Dows Ix Price. 59 cents for 45-inch Hematitched Embroide: le $1.22 for those marked 81.35. — that say tect mark or mentioes fyreaaced, prices much oF nothing, “fhe quesusn et What are the qualities? Gan we show you them on nd so with the Skirtings with alternate bands of Irish point embroideries and plat Valenciennes 1: ‘and those of Vendyke Iriah point embroidery. Would it teach yon anything to quote price-* And so with the warranted genuine Hand Hem- stitched Skirti 45 inches wide. 68 cei only if the materiale and work bee felsien eee? ache the 62 Greei 3 jan Patterns—the 45 Skirtings d jemstitching: and those Frith Diock patterns of hand work wt $1.40 a yard: and—we could write on indefinitely of the new pis ated be wise fen't it @ brofderies, &c.; but would it Rew gvods and promise ‘wiser ty ask you to inspect the Prices yt will interest you? Your THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) A Worn Asovr Troonxes. The new Silk Wandyks ‘Trimmings with points 6 inches deep, marked are offered on Monday fe G1,30. \Tiee of Solas ak aod God es eee Are for Monday only 76 cents, PALAIS ROY. (Continued below.) ie weer Dnaess Goons For Srana The days of doubt have passed. You know what are the correet fabrics, you know the goods we merchants are showing, and you know, pretty well, the prices we are asking. ‘The Palais Royal has to beat the record of March of 1889, so the thousands of visitors who were here last year should be thanked for the following special prices for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, March 10, 12 and 12, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Contined below.) 750. Mozams OR 69c ‘Without reference to the reduced price oan you ob- tain as good quality elsewhere for 75 cents? Some of our patrons who have asked for samples and returnd later to buy have informed us ours are better than ually offered at 75 cents. The Palais Royal Mchairs are full 40 inches wide and are shown in lovely tints of Heliotrope, Plum, Tan, Gray, Steel, Serpent, Garnet, Navy, Golden Brown, &e. 9c. instead of 75c. should tempt you. Let itdo so ‘and help us to beat March of '89. Here's something we hope you can't resist: Black Mohair Brilliantine, 30 INCHES WIDE, for 69 cents» yard. The regular price is 75 cents, snd we don't make our average profit at that price. THE PALIS ROYAL. 1ed below.) $1.25 Buck Suxs For $1, We know how to make you appreciate this Bring sauiples of silks usually offered at $1.23. The comparison will make you our customer, Black Faille Francaise, $1 yard. Black Sutin Khadame, @1 yard, Black G. G. Silks, 2 yard, t¥"Should these Silks split within one year of pur- chase a new dress given. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) 80c. Sorrixes Fo, 69. Choice of the latest novelty Engiishand French Spring Importations, The English Check Suitings in Heliotrope, Green, Gray, Brown, Old Rose, Black and White. The French Plaids and Stripes ins quarter hundred styles. Why write more?. You must know these goods. You know the prevailing price for them. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) 59. Buscz Soraus For 50c. ‘This Silk is full 19 inches wide and is challenged tn comparison with the 68c. Surahs of the credit stores. THE PALAIS ROYAL, _(Continued below.) Priestley's New Spring-weight Black Goodg at Palais Royal prices. We have his Cashmeres and a full line of Drap d’Alma, Melrose, Armures, &c, ‘75c. for 42-inch Hemstitched Border Nun's Veiling. $1 for 42-inch Batiste, 11.25 for 42-inch Silk-warp Clairette. 81.25 for 42-inch Convent Cloth. : The following are not Priestley's, but of such quali- thes for the nrices that make them extracadinary bar- Wass Duzss Groons For Spano. sil So dai as elon before seas Oo fs i valomy THE PAULA BOAT, Srauxa Tne Sux Dares Goons “re Hetnch Waite Ghunghat, G8 end 800, cal Dusigns, Wit ground work of ‘The 23-inch 750. ~~ ‘Silks tn Pisin Colors bistinst 3 A A, LISMER, Propeieton, Corner Pa, ove, and 19th ot, ale,” BAURTS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. SOME BARGAINS OF UNUSUAL INTEREST IN OUR CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT. - — ‘Theitems mentioned below are specials that are Douxht by us unusually low, and when sold not likely to be had agaim to sell at those prices. We would have you thoroughly eXamine the stock in this department, It is now replete with everything new for SPRING WEAR in Wraps and Suits for Ladies, Missce and Children, ‘The prices cannot fail to please you, as All-wool Navy Blue Flannel Suits,braided in or White, light, serviceable and very stylish. All sizes. These are put on sale at s really remarkable price for an entire suit, well made up. SPECIAL 82.90. ‘Think of it: can you buy the material at that price? Do you think you could get the making at that price? ‘We don't. Ladies’ Cloth Connemaras, in Solid Blue or Black, stylishly and well made. A fit thet is perfect and ‘peice that is remarkable. Worth 86. SPECIAL $4.90. CHILDREN'S REEFERS AND JACKETS. A large and varied assortment from 81.25 to 65.50 each. ‘Misses’ SAILOR SUITS in All-woo! Navy Blue Flan- Rel, also Jersey Cloths, braided. An extraordinary price for an extremely good suit. ‘Sines 6 8 | 10 Price 83.50 | st 9450 LADIES’ WRAPPERS. Special—A Percale Wrapper, entirely new style, French yoke and back SPECIAL PRICE #1.90. YM MM FER NX MMM 7 NN § Ae FE NNN a g NNN. MOM ERE NNN o Special prices of U(NLAUNDERED Dress Shirts for SATURDAY AND MONDAY. You all know our Shirts, so it is useless to go into details ebout them. There § no better Shirt in the country for the many. The qhantity of them we sell is the best proof of this assertion. For two days our 0c. Uniauudered Shirt for 390. 12 o <2 © * 6 0c - ss = % © = = G50. “8 Be = © Tee BAUM'S POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, m7 7TH STREET. 719 New 719 PARASOLS. This day we make our first exhibit of Parasols and Carriage Shades. These goods have been carefully selected from the best manufacturers, The styles and colorings are very choice. Faucy Striped Surab, all colors, $3.50. Fancy Plaid surah, 85. Colored Satin, striped borders, $2.88. Armure Silk, ail colors, &. China Silk, lined, in the newest shades, $5.50. Faille Francaise, all colors, 85. Handsome Bleck Silk, covered with Striped Lace Net, $11. 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, Bleck Silk Carriage Shades, $1.59, €2- ss. Black Sati n Carriage Shades, $1.88, $2.75, 83.50, Bieck Surah, trimmed with Black Lace, 86. Misses’ Changeable Striped Silk, 3. Obildren’s 10-inch Plain Silk, Children's 14-inch Striped Sil Children’s 16-inch Striped Silk, $1.50... UMBRELLAS. 26-inch Gloria Silk, puragon frames, with oxidized handles, also natural sticks, $1.63, Genta’ 28-inch Gloria Silk, oxidized bandles, 26-inch Silk, with natural sticks and silver mount- ings, 83.50, Gents’ 28-inch Silk, oxidized silver handles, $4.50. 26-tuch Mourning Silk, with plain aud faucy ebony sticks, 82, 84.50, 64.50. DRAPERY NETS. Just opened a special Line of 48-inch Black All-Silk Draping Nets, considersbly wuder the regular price, and offer them at the following low prices: ¥5c., §1, $1.10, $1.50, 21.75, 8 .8S, #2. 48-inch Point d'Esprit, 88c 42-inch Chantilly Flounciug, $1.50. = Chantilly Flouncing, #188, Regular prive 83. aa Chantilly Flouncing, @3.50. Regular price EG. DAVIS, 719 Market Space, corner 8th st. NO PEN CAN DO JUSTICE TO OUR 8U- PERB STOCK OF NEW STYLES IN LIGHT- WEIGHT OVERKCOATS. FOR #10 WE CAN SELL YOU AN ALL-WOOL TWEED OR Cas- SIMERE OVERCOAT, CORRECT IN STYLE, FIT AND FANISH. AT 812 WE ADD MORE QUALITY AND HAVE A LARGER ASSOKT- MEN’ 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 WORSTEDS, ALL CUT, MADE AND TRIM- MED IN THE SAME HIGH STANDARD _ THAT WE ALWAYS INSIST ON HAVING IN THE GOODS WE SELL AT 818, 820 AND $25, WE KEEP ON ADDING QUALITY AT EVERY STEP AND AT $30 WE HAVE THE FINEST OVERCUAT IN THE COUNTRY. ITS EQUAL CANNOT BE FOUND READY-MADE. PER- HAPS YOUR TAILOK COULD DUPLICATEIT FOR $50—NOT A DOLLAR LEss, ROBINSON, PARKER & 09. HIGH ART CLOTHING, 319 SEVENTH 8T. N.W. ml m4-e0 Hasosoue Banat Quuzs, Este excellent quality. Spocial cash bar- ite, wile doulie ferdscash banca Stages See KY BEST QUALI 1bE LOOM ALITY FRUIT 01 D COTTON, yard wide, Sc. ; worth 10. TH Dikns GUUDS, wide uuble 83" mt all culors ; cash baryaiu, 2oc. “SIDE MOWAUL BRILLTANTINES, beautiful spring shades excelieut quality, very milky, 206 ¥ Hevcely ibe..resl urvaes igen Tere “SLR VELVETS, SILK PLUSH: Boe. 7 Pk Henwieira SPAS MhiN. ELLA Wxe REN ia LAR tak pa INDIA ULES. S[ye. CHINA SILKS. Siige CARTER'S Cash Store, 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. SILK MOHAIR BRILLIANTINES, beautiful new ig ei creas ghee seal volus bdo. Sure SUPERIOR Seanny BLACK FRENCH : pa iygaina, Ode., €1.15, 61 SHEETING IN, excelicht quality, immense Saas MARCH 6, 1690, ‘Are Offering ‘Imported Jama. all hinds, per doa 62.58, Bent’s Grabam Waters— Without Sweetening. ‘California Comb Honey— Very Delicious. Choice Olivee—Large assortment just received. Genuine Mandbeling Java Coffee, Mackerel, Brook Trout, ‘Bardines in Oil—Sardines im Mustard—end Sar dimes in Butter. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANE, 428 Nit P.8.—Try a barrel of our “Big Bargain” Pat. Process 95.47. Other grades in proportion, . me ra Laxsocnox & Bro ARE DISPLAYING FRENCH SATINES, OUR DOMESTIC SATTERNS ‘We selt at 12%e., 6c. and Ie. ‘These imitate mest Deautitully sowe of the imported ones, OUTING CLOTHS AND NLW DRESS GINGHAMS: In innumerable patterns at 12%¢. per yard. 36-INCH OHALLIES AT 25c. PER YARD. ‘These come in patterna that are entirely new. Noth- ing like them have been shown before, Of much use to Dress Makers and isdise who make heir own dresses is the DIAMOND SKIRT DRAPER Price $2.99. Indispensabie for draping, looping, trimming and Q@rranging Dress SKirte By ite use the wearisome task of having dresses Graped aud fitted on the person is obviated. These have become household necessities THE AMOKITA CORSET 42c.; WAS 680. Made of sateen, comes in White Drab, Pink, Light Blue, Vid Gold. a for closing out the AMORITA CORSET ‘The small sizes are all gone. It isa splendid make Of Corset. Wecan get no more, The only sizes left are 25,26, 27, 28, ZY, 30. Im these sizes the sssort- Went is es complete as the first day they came with ‘Us, When the price was GRe, DAISY WAISTS for Children 50c. DAISY WAIST for Misses BSc. DOUBLE VE WAIST for Ladios $1. FERRIS COMMON SENSE WAIS1S 96¢ SPRING SKIRTS. GINGHAM SEIRTS tn all plain colors, some witha box plaiting on the bottom, oukers with « knife plait. ing aud a told, 50c. each. BLACK AND WHITE SEIRTS with knife plsiting and some with a deep plaiting edged with plain black, Toe, All colors in FINE STRIPED GINGHAMS, made ‘With a deep rufile aud s fold, 88c. each. FANCY 5: KiPED GINGHAMS with » plaiting on the bottom aud plan colors with faucy border fora rofte, also BLACK AND WRITE, @1.25, PLAIN GINGHAM AND BLACK SKINGS with three plaitings for 61.35, PLAIN COLOKED GINGHAMS with » double ruffie fa fuucy border and biack and white stripes, with doubge box plaiting, $1.48. DAKK GRAY AND BLACK STRIPED GINGHAM, with « plaiting and edged with plaim binck and all plain colors, $1.68, Afulline of bewutiful BLACK SATTEENS from MSc. to $2. MOHAIR SKIRTS $2.98, 83.48, 83.98. SILK SKIRTS 88.98, $10.50, $14.50. New effects in INFANTS’ COATS. Styles manifold, Prices ranging {0m €1.98 to @25. INFANTS’ CHRISTENING ROBES, Prices ranging from §1.68 to €15. INFANTS' CAPS, whether in the finest quality or the cheap ones, our stock is Just as MULL CAPS from 25e. to $1.98. SILK CAPS from ¥8c. to €2.48. INFANTS’ SHORT SKIRTS, FLANNEL SHIRTS, BOOTEES, SACQUES, LEGGINS, SLIPS, FLAN- NEL. SKIRTS, FLANNEL WRAPPERS, tm so mauy different grades that most every one can make a selection, NEW GOODS that arrived yesterday, Newestoutia PAKASOLS, SHIRT WAISTS, ° Ove Creorr Pras. FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, RUGS, BABY CARRIAGES, REFRIG- ERATORS, STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS IN GENERAL. LOW FOR CASH OB O8 EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. Poplar Bed Room Suites from @15 up. Osk Bed Room Suites from @25 up. Walnut Bed Room Suites from ¢40 up. Parlor Suites in Hair Cloth or Plush, 635 a Ingrain Carpet from 250. per yard ap. Brussels Carpet from 7 5c, per yard up Ol Cloths from %25c. per yard up. 6 PER CENT DISCOURT FOR CASE All Carpets Sewed and Laid Free of Charge. We guarantee the customer against any lose i) matching, as we charge only for the net number of yards meces- sary to cover the floor. It will pay you tocallon us before purchasing qlse- where, as you will find our Prices Lower ond Terme Easier than any other house iu the city. CASH DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON ALL BILLG SETTLED IN THIRTY Days. ‘739 end 741 7hstaw,