Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: TRURSDAY..... o oes cose March 13, 1990. ————— that imteweduced by Mr. Farwell, which states the changed plan of the Baltimore and Obio rail- | Sig aey road as presented by the road to the secret ses- stom of the Senate District committee. It pro- Poses that the twobranches of the road shall | Ticksied 63. supervision of the Commis- mioners, and come down Delaware avenue curving thence into the square station is located, and eurv- again to Delaware avenue and Pistreet, station thus forming a loop. New Jersey avenue and and North Capitol street and Massachusetts avenue up to tracks, and in addition E street between Dela- New Jersey avenues, and F street be- tween Delaware aud Massachusetts avenues are to be closed. Bridges are to be constructed at Massachusetts avenuc, H street and Boundary street. It is evidently contemplated that the tracks shall run at or near grade, for provision is made for long approaches to the proposed bridges. The practical removal of the main Hine of the present B. & O. tracks from the city would be » great advantage to East Washington. ‘The smount of surface track and the number of grade crossings would be largely reduced. The loop of tracks, however, which is the substi- ‘tute for the illegal ¥ at present used, if con- structed as proposed, would establish a great block of impassable railroad territory in the present used for station purposes, and the sav- img of the expense of the costly bridging at Massachasetts avenue, would prevent the re- moval from being, comparatively speaking, a drain upon the road's resourees. In order that the tracks may be the smallest possible obstruction to travel and traffic they should either be ele- vated so that the public can pass under them, or sunk to a sufficient depth so that bridgescan| mi3 be built across them without spoiliag adjacent property for considerable distances by the con- struction of long approaches, and the bridges should be sufficiently numerous to prevent the necessity of a long detour from his ¢ourse on the part of any one who wished to eross the tracks. This proposition on the part of the Baltimore and Ohie seems to indicate that the plan of tunneling Capitol Hill is abandoned so far as the railroad is concerned. Probably the interests of Washington will have to be pro- tected in the new phase which affairs have taken by propositions of amendment te the Farwell bill so far as the Baltimore and Ohio is concerned, and by a remodeling of the Morrill bill to apply to the Baltimore and Potomac alone. The fourth bi which apparently has a bearing upon the problem of regulating the existing steam rail- roads is that introduced by Senator Mitchell, im form for the amendment of the act imeerporating the Georgetown barge, dock and elevator company. It proposes to extend the Georgetown tracks of this company through the reclaimed lands along the river frost te 14th street and the long bridge, with the right to conmect with the trackg on this street and bridge and run cars thereon, It proposes a second extension of the Georgetown tracks along B_ street northwest to 7th street northwest. The tracks crossing 14th street would close that street as an unobstructed thoroughfare to the long bridge, and the privileges granted would be extremely valuable either to the Pennsyl- vania railroad im extending its system through the reclaimed flats and Georgetown to other connections, with the incidental gain of station and storage facilities, or to the Baltimore and Ohio in supplying it with the means of reaching southern connections. This bill deserves care- upon it is taken. first, to discover whether pro- vision hae been made for the safeguards for We protection of the public, which experience hes taught the people to require in the lay- hg of new steam railroad tracks within the city limits, and, second, #hether the project will not inure to the bene- fit of an existing railroad which is not entitled te the valuable privileges conferred by the proposed legislation nnlcss as compensation to ‘te public it improves the conditions of its present occupation of the city’s streets and reservations. Except for very good reasons in exceptional eases Washington does not want aay more grade crossings by steam railroads, a ‘The danger along the Mississippi of an over- flow such as has uot been known since its dis- covery has alarmingly increased. The heavy | rains of the past three days have augmented the peril, already very great. Last night New Orleans had more water by four inches in her city front than had ever been noted, and the street commissioner said that the levees could stand only s foot more riso. The Mississippi river commission telegraphed to a member of the Louisiana delegation yesterday that the stm of fifty thousand dollars was immediately available. This sum is entirely too small to | stay the advancing flood, and it is doubtful, unless th» water begius to recede within low hours, Whether tle levees of the lower Misaus- sippi will held, oven with the most ‘extensive repairs that couki be put apon them with the greatest promptitude. . a They know The people are not deceivea, very weil the difference between the Austra- liam secret ballot and the sham article intended te deceive, The essence of the Australian sys- tém, now naturalized insome of the United States, is secrecy. To allow anybody else ex- cept the voter in the voting booth, or to fill the vestibule with special policemen, or to have number of official ballots, or to have unofii- cial ballots, would be to play the Hamlet of re- form without Hamlet, $$$ That New York drummer who committed suicide yesterday by smothering himself in the Chicago river must have been incffably des- perate, ee Réitor Halstead says he docs not think the white people of the south will object to the organization of « new black state out of Indian Territory and Oklahoma exclumvely for the negro. But will the black people of the south consent? ————— + There fs enough water in the Mississippi river just now to float the probitition party for the next ten years, ——— ‘The woman's rights associations of America will leare with regret that the king of Dahomey sad his army of amasons have been whipped by the Freneh and that one lady general has ‘bees Killed $a ‘The Gest of June is, ns far as heard from, the first guess st the date of the adjournment of Congress. $e Chicago should borrow the Ohio gerry- mander from the legislature and put it on ex- hibition at the world’s fair as am imitation.of 8 008 serpent with » case of cucumber colic, ——— * Four thousand tens of nickel per year are mined from one pit in Canada and the slot machine still stands open for its daily food. Ci Shae Suite, Garnet, were 85.50, Red Ticketed ea tisen! Gosnam size 46 and 48, were $1.25. a Sr etis parca ee Tieksted 2c. 5, ee COKSETS AND MUSLIN UNDER c. Dlg od Sale ep JEWELK — Mize, were Sc. Red Ticketed TERRE oebe var 1s Rel ang an ‘Alot of, Cigar Cuses, wore $1.25. Red xh Guaranteed Fast Derby Ribbed Hi Chil- dren's ee U aad Oba wore be Hed Ticheted 17e. © wore toe bel Past Bleck Bose, tse 0% only, Ladies’ Fast ‘Ladies’ Guaranteed it ary uid fae oe an Beown Garon, Hon, sto clot of Chikinens Penbrotdered Raa Ticketed 1ohae b. a (Alot of Chemiscttes, were 25e. Red Ticketed 10c. Tas Is Tux Last WEEK UF OUR BARGAIN SALE. i AL; oar presenti peices hl ds welt eoeal ops, and in the forenoon, aa we are uew- ‘0 offeet the now of sizes we have sowe prices me ARTHUR BURT & CO, mb13 1211 F 87. NW. & Fors"oi he TER m4 boo lt he 3 FOR GENTLEMEN, “Give s man good value for his money and you make him s permanent customer."* That ie the experience of every merchant. Without any artificial booming on our part our patronage for Men's Shoes has increased with every season. This clearly points to the superiority of our goods over those of our ever increasing competition. Our Spring stylcs for Men are now resdy— larger variety, better styles snd qualities than WE GUARANTEE every Shoe we sell. WE GUARANTEE to give the best value for the moucy to be found throughout thie broad land. WE GUARANTEE that our “Marvel” Geut's Calf aud Dongola (usually called Kan- arco) Shoes is equal to the best $2.50 line sold elsewhere, WE GUARANTEE that our 82.50 Kangaroo Shoes are good and genuine Kangaroe Lesther or money refunded, WE GUARANTEE that our Gent's $3 Calf and Hand-se wed Shoes durable the best 85 goods. — * WE GUARANTEE that our Men's 94 “Oustom”* Mae of rg Shoes have never before been equaled other our bous any 85 shoes auld outside of WE GUARANTER to sell for $5 the Finest and Best Shoe made anywhere gud by anybody. WE INVITE CAREFUL INSPECTION. WM. HAHN & COs RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE, Main Store, 816 7th st. ‘West End Store, 1922 Penn. ave, Capitol Hill Store, 231 Pean. sve. a0. MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1890, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY ARE NOW OFFERING MESS MACKEREL. (salt)...........0....51b Packages it practhemeeet pel aden enon : Now lct somebody pass the olive branch to | M™™"£itas: yourplata jy | out CINGHAMS. SATEENS OUTINGS. ae Our Ginghams consist of American, Seotch and ‘French brands and range in prices from 10c. up. We aT TAY 1 aed at $1: 928. 2n.. ES SUITS : and Ladies" Cloth, braid trimmed, waist and skirt trimmed with biss Mie Tatty. cfolegsntty mada of Kiar front ot seict ahd wae plalted, re oe oo ro Jeter in the season, so by purchasing Sow take advantage of 6: stock at the lowest cash reeset with pasta- Henrietis est quality, Soe eee aie Dotted Net, lace bordered, made over Surah “SATEENS. |Haa=rare— only «few of the for 1230. syard and | and best we ower ae ‘Alterations ‘We offer good American Sateens 2 Alters French Setecos 25c. a yard. We import these goods |* Ti mide reo of change, and have some exclusive styles that we will comtso) WM. H. McKNEW, oe eee Successor to R. H. Taylor, 2% H i E o% mb13-2m 933 Pennsylvanis sve. 83 i ‘ or) : 8 he ‘cod Seo the quality and choice styles of Outing Suitings that weare selling at 123¢c., and our 150. quality is the same as you paid 17c. for last season. The sbove goods ere all new and select styles, As this ts our first season there is no old stock. Choice stock of Ladiew Spring Jackets, Beaded Capes, Conomeries and other Spring Wraps, STRASBURGER'S, DBY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES. 404 and 406 7th st. ow, A Stone Ix Exsnesr. Paty opened Scie fe erowipe” SReTENDetasss wo're bow personally inaking- i ose points in you—and profited by them. BARING ‘clothing pleases never TARTRATE Stature, ’Tian't: with ae ately tor ease POWDER, out quantity—sell yoti a Suit or an Over- ieee % you out of the house. hpi BEST OF ALL pert tee of ti oi We ai you serves YoU most ‘Made in Washington Under the Eye of s Chemist. wily. CALL FOR 17. mb13-3m We're cor to have the finest corps of cutters in the country. ou E T know CE RI Rut Brees coarse! ‘Our collection for GRAPE VINES, REENS, souca proves dat, OT SMALL FRUITS, &0. SHADE TREES, SHRUBS, ROSES, ko. Any ‘t—-from the to the GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, riced—in our house—will FIT you— Of Finest Quality. RERCTLY. Wo exctse for it doing other- EVERYTHING IN THE TREE, PLANT OR SEED LINES aT JOHN SAUL'S, 621 . opp. Patent ma3.thsktu-7en 7 PD Potent Oflice, Dess and general wear—with of Black and soft, sober patterns for“ ip.” Clay's Es Vorsteda.are su) ‘to be the finest for “best diress"’--They're here, cut with the “right hang” vests. ut ings—not “odds aud ends.” The Trowers. and out of different cos\ of puncaloon' ‘The Gilberts are, of course, the center of attraction tnt eo ‘Overcoate. They Daven't style that’s attractive— OFFI ry sagen’ and the price—@15—makes frien ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, COR, 11TH AND F STS, ¥.W. Tivrspar, Marcu 13, 1890. ‘We shall hold our Regular BAKS AND COMPANY, MAKERS OF MEN'S FINE CLOTHING, NNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH ST, New PABASOLS. ‘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 719 719 particularly suitable for chil- colorings are very choice. dren's spring dresses and Fancy Striped Surab, all colors, $3.50. school suits, Money can be Fancy Plaid Surah, $5. Colored Satin, striped borders, $2.88, Armure Bilk, all colors, 9, Broadeloths, Henriettas, Cash- China Sitk, lined, in the newest shades, @5.50. meres, Serges, Fancy Checks, Fuille Francaise, all colors, $5, Plaids and Stripes. Look Ponrrpaas Black Silk, covered with Striped Lace them over seare! fe ae ee Handsome Black Silk, Hand-run Lace Covers, $10. Im the “Post™ of Friday Parasols in Plain Black, and Black and morning we shall enumerate White, in Plaid, Stripes and Checks, from 2.25 up, Wcowe Bitch Gettw Currie Shader, #106, 9275, 83.50 2 a +88, $2. ae: Biack Surab, trimmed with Black Lace, 06, — ‘Misses’ Changeable Striped Silk, 63.20. OODWARD & LOTHRC®, Children's 10-inch Plain Silk, 75c. 7 be! s 2 ‘Childreu's 14-inch Striped Silk, $1.25, m13 Corner 11th and ¥ sts. nw. Children's 16-inch striped Silk, 61.50. UMBRELLAS. 26-inch Gloria Silk, paragon frames, with oxidized handles, also natural sticks, $1.05. Gents’ 28-inch Gloria Silk, oxidized handles, $2.25, 26-inch Silk, with natural sticks and silver mouut- ings, $3.50. Gents’ 28-inch Silk, oxidized silver handles, $4.50. 26-inch Mourning Silk, with plain aud fancy ebony sticks, 82, $3.50, $4.50. DRAPERY NETS. Just opened s special line of 48-inch Black All-Silk Draping Nets, considerably under the reyular price, and offer them at the following low prices: ¥c., $1, 21.10, $1.50, $1.75, 81.88, 62. 48-inch Point d'Esprit, 88c,, $1.10, $1.35. #2-inch Chantilly Flouncing, $1.25, Regular price $1.50. 60-ineh Chantilly Flouncing, $188. Regular price 38. 83. 60%inch Chantilly Flouncing, 82. Regular price Dace Deoosirwes aT 83.75, 80-inch Chantilly Flouncing, $3.50. Regular price - PERRY TS jo" Bice i # Sul® 5 & a. Davis, ‘ —_ m1 ‘719 Market Space, corer 8th at. ‘That is what all these fine things aro that finds . place on your gowns and wrape—decorations. Useful and necessary only that they enhance the beauty of theeffect. You,would not listen to leaving them off, No—Just as soon think of not having any button holes~-aa to neglect to wind on and twine in bits of Cuampacses. , these dainty frills. What to yet and bow to put it on “DUC DE MONTEBELLO." Tequires more than s careless thought. Cannot we ‘Cason ol Brom help you? Yes, surely as to what to get—maybe as to ‘Wines from Grapes . how to useit to the best sdvantaye. What toxet? gpowe in the <faapued ‘What we have got—that isa little sweeping, too. Any- ‘ef the thing we show you will be correct— but what is it to DUKES OF ORLEANS. go with—must consider that, ‘Quality—Dry. Bleck Silk Passementerie in almost shadow Bouquet Exquisite, + weights—$1.50, $1.65 and @1.75—and in Jet at 50c, N. W. BURCHELL, $1.50, 81.05, #2 and $2.35—worked into » freah Agent, 28 1326 ¥ st ow, Black Silk Pringe is one of the most popular decors- tidus yon can use Knotted into » regiment of designs pag $1, 82.26, $1.40, $1.70, 61.76, $4.00 and If you read fashion notes—and is there s lady who does not?~you will find theeo features play prominent parte os trhamiuge, Of course the spring shades in Dressings and Wrap. Pings are matched and harmonized in Fringes, Ven- dykes, Galloous, Jets, Passementerios and the metals steel, yold and silver. So many times you are shown s style ortwoand thst has to pass fore vtock. Never with us, Whatever we undertake—trimmings or what-not—we endeavor tocarry it to its completest limit. Else how can we servo you as you should be? Speak to our assortment, THERE ARE SEVERAL VERY IMPOR- ‘TANT THINGS TO BE CONSIDERED WHEN . PURCHASING HEADY-MADE CLOTHING. THE FIRST 18 THE QUALITY OF THE MATERIAL. SECOND (AND ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT), THE TRIMMINGS, THIRD, THE KIND OF WORKMANSHIP, FOURTH, THE STYLE AND FIT, AND It will answer you to your price ee ‘pattern. FIFTH, THE PRICE. = THE @OODs WE PRODUCE AXD SELL — ARE UP TO THE HIGHEST STANDARD IN SBATON PERRY, ay bagel greet lg THE “PERRY BUILDING. PRICE, WHICH KEEP DOWN “4 # TO THE LOWEST POSSIBLE NOTCH CON- SER YE. SU PEMRNEEY ANE AYE SISTENT WITH RELIABILITY. Retabitahed 1940, ae OUR STOCK OF LIGHT-WEIGHT OVER. COATS 18 ALL KINDS THAT ARE GOOD AND AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL, PURSES—TEN TO THIRTY DOLLARS, 4 LOWEST NOW, 8 VE TO WILLE?T & RUOFF, — Bole Agents for this city, ROBINSON, PARKER &OD. | LG'S. rm nate ta Our buyers arrived lest night. The Dress Goods ‘buyer suncunces the purchase of Check Wool Suitings, in all ehades. with and without cide bands, to sell st 50 conts. The Trimming buyer brings Gilt and Steel Zousves and Vandyke Braids, The Hosiery payer is ‘Bow superintending the opening of cases containing the New Ribbed Fast Black Hose, with spliced selvedge—eomething new. Vandyke Hose in the new ‘Spring Shades have also arrived. The Jeweiry buyer ‘sys “the Prettiest Buckles and Het Pins of the season.” The Embroidery buyer brings Cambric Van- dyke Embroideries. The Notion buyer secured new nd ingenious helps, which'll save time and patience. ‘The Ribbon buyer says: The New Plaid Ribbons will probably be here tomorrow. The Parasol bayer has secured samples of Imported Parasols at a price reduc- tion. But none so enthusiastic as the Lace and Haid- herchiet buyer. We'll materially belp to beat the record of March, '89, by offering tomorrow (Friday) the new arrivals st special prices. PALAIS ROY Before quoting the Special Prices for today’s arrivals Jot us remind you that the Special Prices as advertised yesterday for Gloves PUSITIVELY TERMINATE SATURDAY EVENING, and that tomorrow (Friday) will be the best day to call for those who appreciate their Gloves tried on deliberately and carefully. See large center window for samples and Special Prices, THE PALAIs ROYAL, vy i aa a a (Continued below.) 9,000 Yanvs Torcuox Laces. Medici and Florentine Laces are also being tumbled Gutof the cases as we write, but the exclamations of How lovely!’ How cheap! Won't they sei! Isall for the Torehon Laces, 19¢. to $1.50 » yard are the prices, It’s a large purchase, fortunate purchase for you and us” We'll offer certain lots at a very great price surprise for tomorrow. Not decided on at this hour: 10:15 o'clock. (Continued below.) 90 Preces Ners Axp Provxcrxas. Russian and Chantilly Nets from 75 cents to $5.50 syard. Never such Nets before at 75 cents or such Flouncings at @1. And those who are Judges will rec ognize as good bargains at €5.50 a yard. So that every one may secure just what they require at a price Teduction tomorrow we'll allow i0 per ceut off the marked prices, (Continued below.) 100 Dozex New Haxoxencuers Ifwecould picture to you the basement of the” Palais Royal at time of writing this advertisement you'd forgive the writer's disjointed mention of the new things. Handkerchiefs here, there and every- where, Here's 25e. style that is to be marked 1:24. ; hemstitched, with scalloped and embroidered corners. Here's another lot; mourning borders, the like of which never before sold at less than ‘25c. These also tobe marked 12%, Here are Hand-drawn and In- verted Vandyke Embroidered Handkerchiefs at 123¢0. Those at 250. ate not yet out of the cases, Just ‘opened is the job lot that’s to be marked 50c. for choice. Only ninety of them, but they are Genuine Mand-embroidertd French Linen Handkerebiets and some of them $1 quality. Tomorrow special price is 10c. for choice of the 12ec. Handkerchiefs and 21c, for those marked 25c. THE PALAIS ROYAL. THE PALAIS ROYAL. THE PALAIS BOYAL, _(Continued below.) Mou Tus Ab Isronrox. 1236cents to $1.15 the prices. All we have time ‘and space to spare is for to state: All Ties marked 12}4¢. will be offered tomorrow for 10 cents. ‘You know those Photo. Cabinets, covered with fig- ured China Silk? You should. 28 cents each. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Larorraxr Sare Or Wrars, (MARCH 13, 14, 15.) Important because all the spring styles have now been recetved. Important because certain of the new Jackets, Connemaras, Jerseys and Tea Gowns are of- fered at reduced prices. Important because the Palais Royal Wraps have achieved s reputation tor superior Bé aud fish, and now is the informal opening of the —" THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Jackets For Tue Sparse. THE MATERIALS—The celebrated Clay Diagonals, x . Wi Wal Wearaaecont ath ciiate Seae Reefer” in Gouble-breasted, with rolling collar and hiwh sleeves. 7ne Blazer, with collar, loose front, with one button. “*The Vest Front,” waistcoat with icose Jacl F fern,” atight-Titting Jacket, tailor Bnish, double and Single ‘breasted. THE COLORS—Tsn, Brown, Black, Navy, Gray, Fawn, Suede. Groen. THE PRICES 4. 7, 987 89, $10, $11, ae sid 815 818 Sei bok” > €27-Some of the hizhor-priced Jackets were secured by our Paris agent from the Paris exhibition. ‘Those aithe = owe much of their merit to the Paris models. Our $5 Cheveron Jackets have the hip pockets and are Tat cerkicas is our it Tuported Cheveron Jacket. At #5 aud $10 are shown Jackets made of the Celebrate Clay Diagonals, SPECIAL SALE PRICE. EF" Choice of all 8 Jackets for 87. You may pick rb te style a, the Taller Anish Cheverdis the Clay Diagonuls—iu fact,any Jacket you see tuarked 38 canbe claimed for $7, until Saturday at 6 p.m. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Jensers Fon Spare Wear The stock is now complete and consists of over One Hundred Different Styles. It is obviously impossible to attempt even brief de- acriptioun Let ae point out a few styles that areori: dently superior—those that are selling vecy rapidly. HIGH-SLEEVE JERSEYS. @5—Silk-finish Stockinet with front braided in honey-comb design : the coat back, collar, sleeves aud back braided to match. Braided iu Military style with the new Rope ( ed in'Zouave sty 220 Vandre Braid Pointe front gnd back, form- fr Sleeves a match, ves these Jerseys. ing 8 vest front, Braid binding. Sie Vest rout: Lmproved coat back. New style button trimming. SPECIAL SALE PRICE, 3.50 Jersey for $2.98. ABZ An%e3.50 Jeraey for $2.98. And you will nd COLORED JERSEYS FOR SPRING WEAR uhades of Blue, Gray, Tan, Fawn, Brown,Red Frcked Colored Jerseys, and 83: (Contived below.) — A Foavonrrz Srarxe Waur. “THE CONNEMARA.” Sucamrenenag oad te isa Srna © 8 phan Yiais Gti snd beripes to sete feo for $10, THE PALAIS ROYAL, hie, per contoff the seppes Laas every Robe (Continued below.) Musee Axo Canpatrs Ware: eee ts Fe THE PALAIS ROTAL, é » (4, LUBNER, Propeieton, mhls + Corner Pa ave, and 12th st. nw, Our new sesortment is as great as the forests in some Pathless mountain. Brilliant with enthusisam over our Spring purchases, 50c. seems to be the popular price for DRESS MATERIALS. We have every known weave of Im- Ported and Home Products at that price in plain, fig ured, checked, plaid, striped and bordered goods. AB avalanche of variety to select from at 50c. per yard. . SPECIAL TRIMMING ANNOUNCEMENT, ‘We have today moved our Trimming Department in our Dress Goole Room, where the facilities for show- ‘tng these goods is greatly inc aecd thereby making i easy to select your trimmings to match the new colorings in Dress Weaves. To make this event more important we will offer extra values in new produo- | ¢ tions of SILK, MOHAIR, JETTED AND GILT VAN DYKE NOVELTIES IN BLACK AXD COLORED DRESS FRONTS AND SASHES, NEW GALLOONS im varions patterns. Handsome Effects in BRAIDED ZOUAVES. Latest Novelty BLACK WHIP LASH FRINGE at $1.80 per | 50. yard, All Silk Knotted Fringes in Black and Colors, Embroidered Flanuels with 3 and 4-inch-wide Work. ONLY 980. ‘The price all over the world for these is $1.50 and 91.76 per yard. We bought heavily and want to un- load. Our willingness to sacrifice is, therefore, explained. GINGHAM DRESSES To FIT CHILDREN }, 2 AND 3 YEARS, 98 CENTS. Made of good washable Ginghams with wide em- Droidery on waist and edgod with embroidery around sleeves and waist, nicely plaited between the embroid- eries, new sleeves, full length, only 98c. Only see them, won't your No need to buy. *. THE SHIRT QUESTION. ‘We will sell, beginning today and continue for five days, ourlatest purchase of 145 dozen MEN'S UN- LAUNDERED SHIRTS, made of Dwight Anchor Cot- ton, well-worked button holes, all-linen bosoms, con- tinuous stays. The workmanship, fit and general artie- tic appearance will be found superior to the hicher- Priced products. We believe this offer to be the best valine that ever crept over our Shirt Counter. PRICE 63c. EACH. MEN'S DEPARTMENT. MEN'S DEPARTMENT, TEE as AA phase = LLL 4 re es BS BE Be § oo hl Ba UU K KR GOGH H mlz BoP knw ” f io MM MM DD Thee PLE EB HMae HORE be BOB MMM 6 GUN RN DUD oO oo www NN DD Pre Ww u Rk DI vu THE CROCKERY AND HOUSEFURNISHING ‘The entire stock of CROCKERY, GLASS WARE and HOUSEFURNISHINGS will positively be sold out Tegardless of cost. No such prices have ever been made before in Wash- ing ton on this line of goods. LARGE SAVINGS FOR HOUSE KEEPERS, HOTEL and BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS will be offered special inducements, 3H. HOLLANDER, Ast, ml0-lm 408 7th st. nw. Ov Creprr Pus. FURNITURE, CARPETS. MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, RUGS, BABY CARRIAGES, REFRIG- ERATORS, STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS INGENERAL. LOW FOR CASH OR ON EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. Poplar Bed Room Suites from @15 up. Oak Bed Room Suites from $25 up. Walnut Bed Room Suites from $40 up. Parlor Suites in Hair Cloth or Plush, 835 up, Ingrain Carpet from 25c. per yerd up. ‘Brussels Carpet from 7 Sc. per yard up, OU Cloths from :25c. per yard up, 6 PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASE. Dressing Al Carpets Sewed and Laid Free of Charge. We seh Gatizeln Oa Guarantee the customer against any loss in matching, ‘awe charge only for the net number of yards neces- ‘sary to cover the floor, It will pay you tocallon us before purchasing else- ‘where, as you will find our Prices Lower and Terms Easier than any other bouse in the city. CASH DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON ALL BILLS SETTLED IN THIRTY DAYS. P. GROGAN, ‘[30and 741 Vth st aw. porte ‘BRO. wh7-Sn 1228 F st. aw, Tax Tsousox-Hovsrox Exzcrmo : coemhane, 620 Atlantic avenue, Boston, Mass, sig ANOTOE core, wes0 Foe —— W. B. Moz &,Son 275. retwced trom 3 pire White Nottingham, @2.50; reduced trom egiqrm White Nottingham, €2; reduced from 7 White Nottingham, $1.90; reduced trom pairs White Nottingbam, $1.75, reduced trom pie White Nottingham, $1.50, reduced from ag Pow pet 2 gyi Ecru Nowingham, 62.50; reduced. from paire Eeru N. 2 = ib pairs Ecre Nottingham, $1.35; reduced from Dire Rera Nottingham, @1; reduced from $1.25. 3% pairs of Odd Laces, reir tern from 40 percent ‘o's —y —— adi cent, TABLE COV RIS. We have made s reductivn on all our . snd 12-4 Rew silk aad Tapestry Tethe Shere te sae 15 pieces 32-inch Pig. Chins Sak, worth 750, ine Sill = ES AND ‘We will continue the aale of for afew days louger at the reduced a 1 piece each Olive, Gok Exborsed Motair oes an temerd Mota ool Soa'Blue, worth $1.0 Remnants of Cretonne, Kaw. Sil Curtain umatersal at lem than aif the‘opurmat costa CABPLT DEPAKIMEN TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS ith Borders Ali Around -—10 feet 6 inches by 14 feet 6 imc 10 ~ 6 aa a ape, e now 20 pieces Plain RAM worth 50c.; now 30c. AW SILKA Nasues and Raw Silke Tate of 33% per Prush in Owe, Low $1 Nas 5 “ie . BODY BRUSSELS Gah Wish Borders All feet 3 inches by 12 feet PARLOR FURNITURE, Hall Meck, solid antique cat, @15, se 1 Imitation Mabogany Hangi PE. sparrpamaiemenechapr cape nip imitation Mahogany Hall Reck, @18; reduced to tonne. ny y soft, ©: reduced to Viece Parlor Suite iuitation mabowany © finish, covered in best Wilton rush 880, Zu. Parior Suite, solid walnut frames, covered oa) , olive crushed plush, $23, reduced to 620. © Five Cheval Mirrors, sutique oak amd cherry frames, bevel plates, 40x18, @15. reduced to #1 T'Larwe Stauding ‘Cabruct. very’ Buely carved, fo bevel mirrors, size > fect 10 luches high S fect wile, Boo reduced Wy #45. FURNITURE» metoced Walnut Sideboards, *. Fastlakedengn..’ @3500 $30 00 128, Antiyge Oak-fmish vard, 4 foot top, nicely bate 3000 2200 2 Ms, Fite” Hin ved Sidebourds.autique «uk oF wat. a as 00 Ural cherry... rE 7 1 No. 197, Solid Matioganiy Side- bourd, extra heavy plated trim- uuuee. elaborately carved. size, 5-fovt top, with French bevel: pists jteltror, S4xz4 tuchon ould call special attent same. 3 No. 175. Antign tired Chiffoniers.bevel » For, two at bua rie drawers... . 20 u Antigiie Gale » sd oni iffoniers, bevel: mirror, with four small dre writing sk aud thrve laege re O44 Bedstesds in Anti ashy Antique Osk aud Cherry. Will pS fees pent mo 7. Al be sold 2 per cou W. B MOSES & SON! ms ‘Cor. Tutt and F ote. aw, Panapecrna Srone. One more case of the All-linen Ruck Tow- els, size 20x40, at 120. each, doz, “They will not last long. NEW SATINES. Weare showing a line of domestic Satines im style full; “aud pe ER ‘atita , an Stripes and Plain to maichs Say A thee S Yard Fine Scotch Ginebaiua 2 , tions, only 25. Outi Fiannels and Wwe tbe showing csc! solace tn tack i he chontes minal sales Mobairs, st Been. Toe, Bde, BL aud SPECIAL OFFERING ag? Bors’ SHIRT 1. Made of good quality, fancy prints, CARHART & LEIDY, mbS 928 7th wt and 706 Ket aw, J ULIvs Lasssvnce, 13TH AND F STREETS, 18 NOW OFFERING IN EVERY DEPARTMENT SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN HOUSE FURNISHINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. “1 House Keepers should not fail to take advantage of the GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED. LACE CURTAINS, DRAPERIES, &c. Nottingham Lace, Reduced to Be per pais. nr bs t “e1. hee oO oo teeeeck a Pricer getter ttetese eteer gates eetees 2 4. + Sess Madras Muslin. Keduced to 40c. per Imported Linen for Furniture Coverings, er y worth double. i Boag i Bi ies Be fern tae ‘Carriages and reduced. WALL PAPERS, FRESOOING AND KALSOMINING. Special sttention is mow being give to this de parunest NEW STOCK. THOROUGH WORKMANSHIP, JULIUS LANSBURGE, A Cu. ©. M. SHUSTER & SONS TENDER THEIR, THANKS TO THE PUBLIC FOR THEIR LIBERAL PATRONAGE DURING THEIR DISCOUNT SALE, WHICH WILL CEASE MARCH 1. WE WILL BE IR DAILY RECEIPT OF KEW GOODS FOR TEE WANTS CHOICE STYLES aAXD THEY OF THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE IN THE MARKET AND AS USUAL OUR PRICES WILL BE AS LOW 48 THE GAME QUALITY OF FABRICQUES Can BE SOLD, & CALL WILL CONVINCE YOU. Wu auberzn s some, mi. 919 PEXRA AVE,