Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: SATURDAY March 13, 1990. ROA Ss. N -Eattor. HE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Cireulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium is worth mere than all the other papers i ‘The Senate yesterday by a vote of 87 to 13 attached to the proposed amendment of the act i ing the Eckington railway @ pro- ‘vision that the authority of the company to use overhead wires within the city of Washington should cease on the Ist of July, 1893. This ac- tion indicates the great strength of the popular and legislative sentiment against overhead electric wires and gives encouragement to those who wish to remove all such wires from the surface of the city. The Senate should not, however, be satisfied to stop short with the sbolition of the railroad wires. The latter are less unsightly than the network of the telegraph system with its forest of great masts in the public streets, and from their position in the center of the street and their low elevation they do not destroy the trees and obstruct the operations of the fire de- partment in rescuing persons from burning buildings, as the overhead telegraph system does, With their current of 500 volts they are far from being so dangerous as the electric light wires, with their current of several thou- sand yolts, to touch which iscertain death, And by their isolated position, for the most part of their course in the suburbs of the city. they are removed for the present from the danger of contact with the electric light wires, a danger which in the network of wires of the business streets often renders deadly the otherwise harmless telegraph wires. These considera- tions, indicating that the railroad wires ss now located are the least objectionable of the overhead electric wires, were viewed by Major Raymond as sufficiently strong to justify the suggestion of an exemption of them from the general burial which he proposed. The ideal capital of the future will have upon its populated streets no overhead electric wires, either supplying motive power to railroads or for any other purpose, but Washington appeals to Congress not to begin and end its present attack upon the overhead wires by the aboli- tion of the kind which from situation and char- acter are of all in the city the least obyection- able. The Seuste should follow up its de- cisive expression of opinion on the sub- ject by providing for the burial of ell the overhead wires in Washington and the establishment of a comprehensive and adequate system of conduits for their accommodation under ground. Major Raymond's report on the subject of such a conduit system, which was requested and received long ago, but upon which no action has been based, furnishes val- uable sugyestions that will aid in the tusk of framing the necessary legislation. Spasmodic, hap-hazard action on this important subject will not accomplish the best results, Congress and Washington may not even congratulate themselves that the erection of additional over- Lead wires is stopped in the capita}, It was as- samed iu the Senate discussion that, though the existing wires bad not been buried, the law pre- vented the erection of new wires. This Jaw is violated with impunity, on the ground that no penalty for it breach has been provided by the law- makers, Congress should strengthen the pro- vision against additional wires in such manner astomnuke it effective, and should promptly devise and put into operation a comprehensive plan of burying the existing wires, There is no legislation to which Congress is by its expres- si0us more strongly committed, none which is more powerfully backed by public sentiment, sud little which will contribute more to the beauty of the capital and the safety of its resi- dents and its visitors. ee oe Ten thousand eager and excited men, women and children have invaded the Cherokee strip, liaving gone there yesterday as soon as it was known that the Oklahoma bill had passed the House. The measure has not been acted on in the Senate. Nor have the boomers obtained permission from anybody to settle on these Jands, Their action is a direct contravention of jaw. If the bill was signed by the President it would not be competent to enter the strip except ina lawful way as purchasers, The terms for homestead entry are simple. Entry by violence of puvlic land—if it may yet be considered public—is » most audacious pro- ceeding, peculiarly American. ———— 2 —___ The situation in New Orleans is better, but the upper partof Louisiana and the lower portion of Arkansas are in a worse condition than ever from the floods, The scenes on the great river, as described by railway passengers, are picturesque and frequently awe-inspiring. Until the recession of the waters there must be they have frightened the new commissioner clear out of town and he has gone to Philadel- phia, where the dirt in the streets is hidden by the cool green grass of luxuriant meadows, a The report of the humane society’s work for the year is @ sermon from the gospel of love. and every animal in town, superior and in- ferior, owes it a debt of gratitude, ———— —___—_—— — From the investigation of the condition of affairs on the U.S.S. Euterprise it would ap- pear that ex-Minister Pendleton was the only person on board who was not in more or less discord and difficulty of one kind or another. $$ $2 When Senator Dolph’s committee is through with ite labors in this city it may secure a job from the czar of Russia to determine how Geo. Kenfan learns the secrets of the Siberian mines ead prisons, $$$ Nobody ever saw an uuexpurgated copy of the Congressional Record. No alarm need be felt about France. crisis is chronic. The T. B. Towses & Sox. DEY GooDs, 1316 7TH ST. NW. Bheeting. 2 yards wide, 17 and 18e. Mow Cine Catton 1Oee Fruit of the Loom Bieached Cotton, 8x. fe, 1B All Colors. 40 in, wide, 40c. Henrietta, extra guod, 30 anu Gc fusmoel brews Gociis, 1 yarue wide, Uc. ‘Kibted Vest 10c. Bleschel Tabie Dasiaak, 25e. Tine wate Gewcs for Asus be Betceee ve White (oF AvTons or fable Liven, Past Colorg 220 ON dice silk, ia Ta ete Sea cage vaing price, Sratinen: Sect 12NG0 - ct Fe. Ladies Corsets, e., worth Suc. i Mawr Brus. ide and Sun Uubreliss at lowest prices, Le. per paper. 12 doven Butions for 3e. _ Bvei Cotton, fail U0 Fite. e. mbi-3m EA VE SOLE CONT! PTI T Wi Mant foe ae ON ROL OF THE ACME SHIRT he slewaut line of fu Pereaie at 4c. KAUY MAN” EQNEINATION. 11th sce MAUPMAN'S DOUBLE Cor Tas Ocr Asp Tuy 1. to buy Gennine Lonsdale Cambric to: ; ug. Le... Fruit-of- the- Looms Gution, nye: Sa of Bek. Mlabkets, Coutortaules Counterpauon ‘Table Damank, Towels, Underwear, &c.,&c-. = ‘Sc., Mc., atimanu- ri ‘The sbuve are few of ur GREAT BARGAINS. BRODHEAD & co, ‘O17 Fat u.w., Masonic Temple, Establixied | S07. mil4-30" Cas BAKING TARTRATE { POWDER. BEST OF ALL, ‘Made in Washington Under the Eye of a Chemist. CALL FOR IT. mhlS 3m KP: ENGRAVER AND LITHOGRAPHER, 2012 FA AVE Beeuy printed Vibe caren seem yourylatan PRICES... TERAIS. ae ee THINGS TO HAVE AROUND UNLESS ‘THEY HAPPEN TO BE GOOD ONES, AND THIS REMINDS US THAT THE POPULAR FURNITURE, CARPET AND STOVE ESTABLISHMENT OF JOHN RUDDEN, 930 AND 932 7TH ST. N.W.,HAS MADEA RECORD WHICH ACCOUNTS FOR THE POPULAR- ITY IT ENJOYS AND FOR THE GREAT SUCCESS IT HAS ACHIEVED. THE RECORD WHICH MR RUDDEN HAS MADE AND UPON WHICH HE APPEALS FOR THE PATRONAGE OF THE PUBLIC I8 BASED, IN THE FIRST ;PLACE, UPON HIS FAIR DEALING, IN SELECTING HIS STOCK MR, RUDDEN RECOGNIZES THE FACT THAT ALL ARE NOT BORN RICH, AND, THEREFORE, HE DISPLAYS A LINE OF HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, EM- BRACING PARLOR FURNITURE IN RUG, HAIR CLOTH AND PLUSH; BED ROOM FURNITURE IN WALNUT, OAK AND POPLAR (SPECIAL ATTENTION CALLED TO AFULL LINE OF SIXTEENTH CEN- TURY BED ROOM SUITES); CARPETS IN BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY AND INGRAIN; MATTINGS OF PLEASING DESIGNS ANG DURABLE MATERIAL, BABY CAR- RIAGES IN ALL STYLES, HAT RACKS, WARDROBES, EASY CHAIRS IN REED AND RATTAN, STOVES AND RANGES, WHICH WILL APPEAL AT ONCE TO THE TASTE AND MEANS OF ALL, EVERY ARTICLE 18 GUABAN- TEED TO BE EXACTLY AS REPRE- SENTED AND CUSTOMERS NEED HAVE NO FEAR OF BEING IMPOSED UPON. HIS SECOND CLAIM TO PUBLIC PATRONAGE IS BASED UPON HIs FAIR PRICES, MR. RUDDEN DOES NOT ADVERTISE TO SELL BELOW COST, BUT BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE IT WILL PAY TO GET HIB FIGURES. “QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS" HAS «BEEN HIS) MOTTO, AND IN THE FUTURE, AS IN THE PAST, HIS AIM WILL BE TO SELL CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE SAME LINE SOUTH OF PHILADEL- PuIA. HIS THIRD CLAIM TO POPULAR FAYOR 1S BASED UPON HIS FAIR TERMS, RE SELLS FOR CASH, BUT SCARCITY OF CASH NEED NOT DEPRIVE ANY ONE OF HOME COMFORTS. A SMALL CasH PAYMENT AS AN EVIDENCE OF GOOD FAITH IS ALL THAT IS RE- QUIRED AT FIRST, AND FUTURE PAYMENTS CAN BE MADE MONTHLY OB WEERLY TO SUIT THE PURCHASER, GOODS DELIVERED UPON FIRST PAY- MENT, THIS 13 THE PLAN PURSUED IN THE PAST AND THIS 19 THE PLAN THAT WILL BE PURSUED IN THE FUTURE AT THZ CasH AND CREDIT FURNITURE STORES OF od GLA -RUDDER. 930 AND 032 7TH BT. ¥.W. . GIVE BIM A CALL, asonvay Ip Tre Last Dur 82.25, REMNANTS ONLY, NOT TRASH. CHILDRE: HOES 500. TO $1.25. BUBBER BOOTS, ANY SI: 90 CENTS, ~ Please remember Monday is the last day. Reduced Shoes not sent on spproval or exchanged. ‘a BURT'S SHOES BUKI'S SHOES: BURT'S SHOES aT BARGAIN PRICES BARGAIN PRICES, ARTHUR BURT & CO, mbl5 1211 F 8ST. N.W. Moors Ix Cotrrore, on HAIR DRESSING MADE EASY, A Book Edited by MRS. C. THOMPSON, or ‘THOMPSON WAVE FAME, ‘Will be given away to Ladies who ‘will call for it at MIs8 LULA LENMAN' it 931 F ST. 3. W. Panapeseaua Srone. ‘Mohair in all the New Shades, 36 in. wide, only 50¢. yd. Io Black Mobairs, Brilliant and Tamis finish, 38, 40, 40 and 50 inches wide, at 35, 60, 62%, 75, 8dc.. $1 and $1.20 yd. Weare showing a line that cannot be matched. Silk Warp at 81.25 and 81.50. 36-in Piaid Cloth Dress Goods in Blue, Green, Brown and Ecru effects at 60c. Special good value, 36-in. Stripes in Gray, Tan, Blue, Brown And Heliotropes only 50c, 48-in, Zephyr Alina in all the New Color- ings at 85c, You will pay $1 for it else- where. Ladies’ Ribbed Cotton Vests, all sizes, at 12%c. Fully equal to the 25c. goods sold elsewhere, Corsets, all the Popular Makes, at less than regular prices. Strong’s Celebrated Health Corset only 95. The Celebrated 850 Magnetic Corset only 50c. A full line of Thompson's and.B. & G. Cor- sets always in stock. Fouter's Celebrated Kid Gloves, @ and $1.75 pair, Every pair guaranteed, CARHART & LEIDY, 928 7th st and 706 K st. n.w, Copies of the celebrated Cook Book, “THE TABLE,” by Filippini of Delmonico's can be obtained by ad- dressing MISS BRIGGS, The Glenmore, 516 13th at. DLW. ie (T2E BEEHIVE CAMBRIC CORSET COVER. WITH Bb Frow embroidered edge, all sizes, 32 to 44, 180, Ladies’ Cotton Skirts, with four rows of tucks, 21c. KAUFMAN'S DUUELE COMBINATION, 11th st se mi5- Or Punaxovxr Isrenzsr, It's a hard matter to si feature—just now—and talk sion el le out any one pow—and talk that to the exclu- of everything else. Every department is ing fors word with you. Nothing left for us to do but use our Judyiment—Pick out your greatest n-ed—and tell you how we are Prepared to meet it, You'll shed the Winter Overcoat soon—woull right off if you hed a licht weight to take its Why not wet one—you need tt—fact— nant uta pretty nice Fe eau don want to bay's tallor's price two have made—, yu can’t Jun oursel vi LAs ede? feutt that fi? The tic ay PEGE Be pa yd eating ah oe al will stir up sppreciation 1a asauredly about these Overcoats ade up in fabrics of our: gion scloct. fe: na—made Up in fabrics of ot 1iG.'We know ‘ein from the Wool on the sheep's back to our counters, You'll be surprised when we we've in atoek ready tiude--Overcoste of CarreEn- lish—and Nchnables weaves becatise FY ieolduts youll fede taMor with such fabrics, fever before—iade up. ‘ = aie gu taste—vill nish up these ne fabrics into the most exclusive surt We've ‘Sumit of thet trio and tarned it into account in seventy-five or eighty styles of Light Weight Overcoats running from €10—en cheap us we can recom: 835— with none posal BAKS AND COMPANY, EXPRESSIONISTS 10 CLOTH, PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH 8ST. 5 mil5-St Ar Usvsvazr Low Press. ‘The seven buyers who have just return | ed from New York have secured the best bargains of the season. The new goods | may be classed os first-class, though the Prices are but little higher than charged | for second-class fabric, The explenation $ that our buyers closed out many exclu | sive novelties which, being limited im @uantity and not to be duplicated, were | secured st a price reduction, Our cash business enables advantageous | buying as well as small profite when selling. tTITT f FER pPP A i re ae ‘The new goods will be arranged by Mon ‘mention this because today some confu sudden sdditions to the various stocks, morning ss should have done, considering Grand “Opening” Display of Children's ‘that kept mothers and children at home. continued until Monday evening and the for today, AND TRIMMINGS, In nother part of thisdoublecolamn are given all details, Here's a straw; Woolen Dress Goods in larger variety, gnd, in some instances, of better quality, than offered around town at 50 cents are offered hore FOR 44CENTS. Now, let's look at ° THE NEW TRIMMINGS. Dress Makers are notified of an opportunity to se- cure Fine Trimmings from fifteen to twenty per cent below previous quotations, ‘The “Figaro” consists of Jacket, Girdle and Collar, ‘which pre almost self-adjusting, aud, as ail sizes are shown, a perfect fit is acertainty, Gilt Figaros, $2.68 to $12 set. Steel Figaros, 82.59 to $11 set, Silk Figaros, $2.68 to 86.68 set. Mohair Figaros, $2.68 to $6.50 set. Jet and Silk do., 82.50 to $6.68 set, Silk Vandykes, $1.10 to 815 yard. ‘Mohair Vandykes, 68. to $2.50 yard, Bteol Gimps, 3bc. to ®6 yard, Gilt Gimps, 85¢c, to 5.35 yard. Fancy Colors, $1.60 to $2.50 yard. Jet Vandykes, $1 to $6.68 yard. Narrow Gimps, 16a. to 35c. yard, Si1k Gallons, 25¢. to $1 yard. Jet Galloons, 50c. to 82.68 yard, Jet Edging, 20c. to 81.70 yard. ‘Bill Gimps, 500, to 3.35 yard. Crochet Gimps, $1.40 to $3.50 yard, Silk Fringes, 50c. to $7 yard, Girdles and Coras at all prices, fW"Crochet Slides m great variety, but the prices ‘Dot affixed at time of writing this advertisement, THE NEW BUTTONS. All the new shados and the correct small size. Prices range from 10c. to $2 dozen. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Tu Niuw Exmnowents. Vandyke Cambric Embroideries for Underwear Trimming. Also Novelties in Hemstitched Effects. Quite new, very best quality and therefore bargains at the prices, 12 CENTS TO 50 CENTS A YARD. S8-They come in seta and vary in width from the narrow edgings to those 15 inches wide, suited for flounce of skirts. Among the new 45-inch Skirtings are many bar- gaina, Four ploces, with 4-inch hem and 16 inebes of embroidery, for only 55c.a yard. Novelties that are 84,50 styles are marked cnly $3.50 yard, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Tz New Laces. A collection ao extensive that it is as puzzling to the writes to give descriptions as ‘twill be for you to se- lect, A novelty'and very, very beautiful are the Hand- made Linen Vandyke Laces in Renaissance design. These are the laces expressly manufactured to trim China and other Silk Dresses. We have colored fash- fon plates which give a very good idea of how the laces are used. Prices 7c. to $1.15 a yard. Of conrse such exquisite laces have been imitated by the aid of machinery, and we are almost sorry to write how closely. Such laces only 19 and 25c. a yard, Match sets of the following laces ins hundred and one desigua, They are shown in widths for edxing and those sufficiently wide for Zouave Jacket, Trish Point Vandykes, 13c. to $1.15 a yard. Torchon Lace Sets, 25c. to $1.10 s yard. Medici Lace Sets, 25c. to 81 u yur. Point Gene Sets, 48¢. to@1.48 a yard. Vandyke Point effects are also shown in setsof Black and White Silk Lace. Silk Chantilly Lace Sets, 40c. to 82.60 yard, Silk Point Lace Sets, 48c, to $1.20 8 yard, Silk Fedora Lace Sets, z5c. to GS8c. a yard, fa-The more expensive of the above quoted are 22 smches wide and are used as wrap trimming, 48-INCH BLACK SILK NETS The variety is confusing. Doubtless not the best of the newly arrived styles are pointed to. $3.26 ayard for a Heavy Black Silk Woven Net with s luster that makes it glisten as if sprinkled with diamond dust, $2.48 yard for Black Silk Nets with alternate rows of stripes and pulks dota. $1.98. yard for Novelties in Blocks, Stripes, Polka Dots and 81.608 yard for heavy BlackjSilk Russian Nets, with satin stripes, in imitation of those run with rib- bon, $1.35 a yard for those with fancy stripes in place of the eatin bands. 91,25 a yard for Black Silk Polka Dot Neta, 90 cents for good heavy Black Silk Nets, in figures, stripes and polka dota, 76 cents for Russian Net of quality that usually brings 90 cents yard, 42-INCH BLACK SILK FLOUNCINGS. ‘Leta list of prices hint at the variety, Your eyes Must tell you of the beauty of the designs. Your Augers of the weight aud quality of silk, Prices #1, $1.35, $150, 1.68, $1.98, 82, 82.25, $2.48, $2.68, 93.50, $3.98, $4.68, $4.98, 85.50 a yard. Sa-The late purchases enable the Palais Royal with- out hesitation toclaim, and justly claim, to be head quarters for Laces, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Tas New Rissoxs, “ sqhe following are all new arrivale and BARGAINS, ‘The qualities for the prices will quickly tell you so: ‘8¥e, for the Latest Novelty Pisid end Tartan Surah ‘Gash Ribbons, 9 ingbes wile. ‘260, for Plaids suitable for hat trimming, 3 inches wide, 98c. for 1) wide Bleck Silk Seah Ribbons, in three styles, exch worth $1.25 « yard. Black @. G. with Satin Stripe, Black Moire with Satin Edge. Bisck ¥. F. with Satin Edge. €4.08 each for Black and Colored Surah Silk Saahes, S yards in length, inished with heavy Knotted Silk Frings, ‘200. for No. 16, 234 inches wide, Black Ribbons, These are positively being sold around town at @0c. 8 yard. (Continued in next column.) 888g [IS ROYAL. Gay x0 as tobe conveniently viewed. We sion was crested on the first floor by the Not ss many visited the second floor this the perfect arrangements there and the Goods, But perhaps it was the weather We think so, The exhibition is therefore same Souvenirs of “Opening” as offered Tu New Unspenwear. Our stock of Spring and Summer Underwear bas deen supplemented with the lots secured this week at ® discount,and only because the quantities aro Limited. To illustrate: We have fortunately secured, at nearly half price, » supply of Dr. Warner's Spring Weuht Camel's Hair and Natural Wool Underarments. These garments are stamped “Dr, Waruer'a Health” Under wear and are warrauted the geuuine aud the best he produces, Men's Shirts and Drawers, $1.25. Ladies’ Vests and Pants, $1.49. tw The American usiery Company's improved shape garments are also here and at Palais Hoyt! prices, The stock of Ribbed Underwear in Balbrigrant Lisle and Silk. includes all sizes and colors. Prives that surely will compare favurably with the stores. where s calculation has to be uusde for the bud debts & credit business brings, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Tue New Hosmny. The lateiy received Fast Bisck Lisle and Cotton Hose with the new splice selvaze and high spliced heels should demand sttention,aud not only because of the very reasonable prices but becauye of the su- perior wearing qualities. The new 40c. Hove in the new leather shades and also those with fast Black feet and ankles, with uppers in stripes,are many of them Ge. quality. The 98c. Vandyke Paris Hose ure cheap at $1.25. ‘The quautity t» but too small, unfortunately. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Mornzrs, Presse Norte: We skip the new stock of Handkerchiefs, Sewelry and Leather Goods, of which wo much might be written, to earnestly request a visit from mothers on Monday. The second floor is specially decorated fur the occa sion with the latest spring novelties for the baby ana Digger children. MONDAS'S SPECIAL PRICES. t2-The prices quoted below positively terminate Monday evening: FOR THE BABY, Cambric Slips marked 35c. for. 2 Our Well-known €1.35 Nainsoo The Exquisitely Trimmed $3.98 Dresses. 5de, Cambiic Skirts, bem and ten tucks ‘8c. Skirts, ruffle, embroidery and tuck Any Flannel Skirt marked 98c., i¢ 50c, All-liuen Shirts... ‘The Flannel Bands marked 25¢., Ribbon-trimmed $1.35 Flanuel Shawls, 2.25 Lovw Cashmere Cloaks, emb*d cape. Choice of the 19¢. Knit Boobies,. The new 75c, Knit Sacques.., a #2.25 Afghans, flowers of silk embroidery, ‘Those #4.50 Ribbon Trimmed Baskets.. ‘The Bibs marked 3 for 25e, $27 The same special pri bigwer Children will ulgo be offered on Monday. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) 88g PPP or ae A E 90 f #4 PE 8g PPP IR OG fas P EO Gc W Aaa OL Sys8 > KEK Sou a a LLL SSs At TER AA 3 E Ask Ee Sot 2°. thm Eee oF D 855g Bae eat DDD AT “a “a 44a 44 4 erty a “a £2-The Palais Royal offers the lately purchased Novelties at a price that cannot be repeated. The reason is we have closed out at s special price nearly 200 pieces of warranted All-wool Dress Goods, 80 superior are the qualities that we find it necessary, in order not to completely stop the sale of our rexular 50c. Dress Goods, to include them also st 44 cents yard, THE NEW GOODS COMPRISE: 40-inch Fancy Check Suitings. 40-iuen Checks with side bauds. 40-inch Serges with side bands. 8” The Checks are shown in Black and White, Blue and White, Brown and White, Garnet and White The colors in the Serzes include Amethyst, Old Rose Heliotrope, Tan, Gray, Golden Brown, and Black, TEE REGULAR STOCK COMPRISES 40-inch Pure Wool Cashmeres, 40-inch Side Band Check Suitings, 40-inch New Shades Wool Serges. 40-inch Fancy Striped Suitings. 40-inch Side Band M obsir Brilliantines, 40-inch Superior Quality China Silka, 42-inch Blagk Mohair Sicilisns, 40-inch Black Striped Mohairs, 40-inch Black Wool Cashmeres, 40-inch Black Wool Serzes. 40-inch Black Silk Finish Sicilians, B-Choice on any of these 50-cent Drews Goods during Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, March 17° 18 and 19 for “4 “a COQ EFR AN N TIT <SBy 44 4 cocrE NNN dite dis Goo BE ERE E OSs “4 GOO ERE XN NN = . 827-Samples may be seen in large center show, win- dow. In the window of No, 1119 Pennsylvania ave inexhibited the new Side Band Serges snd English Suitines, which are marked below prices previously quoted. ' £9 When in the department please ak to see Priest- ley’s Black Goods, which are offered at special prices. §27-Nun's Velling, with Hemstitehed Silk Grenadine Border, 12 inches wide, st only 75 cents a yard, ig one of the price surprises. PALAIS. od 3 00 Tr Ts Nor Gesrmutr Kyowx THAT WASHINGTON HaS OSE OF THE LARGEST FURNITURE, CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY ESTAB- LISHMENTS IN THIS COUNTRY. SUCH 18 THE GASE, HOWEVER, AND THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TOVISITITAND EXAMINE THE STOCK Ww. B MOSES & SON'S ESTABLISHMENT, CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND F STS N.W., CONTAINS TWELVE SHOW ROOMS, EACH ONE FIFTY FEET WIDE AND ONE HUNDRED FEET LONG, IN EACH OF THESE EXHIBITION ROOMS IS DISPLAYED A 4 VARIETY OF HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, AND FROM THE TWELVE COMBINED YOU CAN FURNISH YOUR HOUSE FROM THE CELLAR TO THE GARRET, INCLUDING WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS, ONLY EXCEPTING CROCKERY, TINWARE AND HARDWARE. ON EACH FLOOR YOU WILL FIND BARGAINS ARE OFFERED IN ARTICLES USEFUL TO EVERY HOUSEHOLD, THESE INCLUDE MANY OF THE BARGAINS MESSRS, MOSES & SONS HAVE BEEN 80 EXTEN. SIVELY ADVERTISING FOR SOME TIME PAST. IN ADDITION TO THEIR REGULAR STOCK, AND AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR, THEY HAVE ON HAND AN ENORMOUS VARIETY OF STRAW MATTINGS FROM $3.50 PER ROLL OF 40 YARDS UPWARD; OF REFRIGERATORS PROM 82.560 EACH UPWARD; OF BABY CAR- BIAGES FROM 83.75 EACH UP TO 850 EACH; OF WIRE WINDOW SCREENS FROM 250 EACH TO $1.50 EACH, BESIDES SCREEN DOORS OF ALL KINDS TRICYCLES, VELOCIPEDES, HAM. MOCKS, ROPE FIRE ESCAPES, ARE AMONG THE SPRING EXHIBITION, THE STOCK OF SLIP COVER GOODS 18 THE FINEST THEY HAVE EVER HAD AND THEIR CUTTERS AND FITTERS ARE THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY. SUMMER CUR- TAINS IN EVERY VARIETY ARE NOW IN STOCK, AND YOU ARE INVITED TO MAKE AN EARLY SELECTION, MESSRS. MOSES & SON CARRY THE LARGEST VARIETY OF SUMMER FURNITURE TO. BESEENIN ANY ONE HOUSE, THEIR ASSORT- MENT OF RATTAN AND REED CHAIRS, ROCK- ERS, SCREENS, TABLES, BASKETS, BABY CAR- RIAGES, DIVANS, LOUNGES, SOFAS, &o, IS VERY INTERESTING TO LOOK AT, EVEN IF NO IMMEDIATE PURCHASE 18 CONTEM- PLATED, THEY WERE ONE OF THEFIRST FIRMS IN THIS CITY IN THE WALL PAPER AND DECO- RATING BUSINESS, THOUGH, FOR SEVERAL YEARS THEY DISCONTINUED THIS BRANCH. IT WAS TAKEN ON AGAIN TWO YEARS AGO AND THE BEST SET OF ARTISTS AND WORKMEN TO BE OBTAINED WERE EMPLOYED, THE FIRM ARE NOW PREPARED TO EXECUTE THE FINEST CLASS OF WORK AND INVITE OPPORTUNITIES | TO BID ON EVERY CLASS OF WORK. THEY ARE AGENTS FOR THK FAMOUS “PASTEUR WATER | FILTER" NO HOUSE SHOULD BE WITHOUT | ONE OF THESE, AS IT IS ACKNOWLEDGED NO OTHER WATER FILTER EXCEPT PASTEUR'S | WILL ABSOLUTELY REMOVE ALL THE GERMS OF DISEASE FROM WATER. THEY ARE ALSO AGENTS FOR VENETIAN BLINDS, WOOD CAR- PET AND FLOOKING, HARTFORD WOVEN WIRE MATTRESSES, &, COR. ELEVENTH AND F STREETS N.W., EXTEND YOU A CORDIAL INVITATION TO CALL _m15_ AND EXAMINE THEIR STOCK. _ NOTHER LOT OF SILK SURAH, THIS TIME CRogeE than before, game shade and quality, Bie. AUFM. oe OMBINATION STORE, 3 11th st. ml. DIES' JERSEY RIBBED VES’ shell work on neck and sleeves, anywhere. Only to be bad at KAU COMBINATION, 1241 sud 1243 11th st. se. mil OFFICE OF WOODWAKD & LOTHROP, COR. 11TH AND F Sis. N.W. Sarcupax, Mance 15, 1890. ‘We have succeed pieces of Black. Surah Silks and sale Mon: i with the extra- ordinary line of Puzcy Silke at Fifty : This brightens uj he assortuent considerably. If yon ticipate buying # silk dress Pine this is your opportunity. (eirst Boor.) An unprecedented opportunity for Men. We have been fortunate enough Wosecurea traveling salesinan's: pire line of samples of Men's Fine Iin- ported Underwear, in spring and summer weixht, at a sactifice. We od in securing afew ud-White striped hall place them all turn them’ over to you without to their real value or usual embrace about tine price, 0 piecs ho tWo silits are ex: being a difference ether kind 5 ay in unbleached, solid colors Most of ‘them are full some have cut seams, Z05— and aud ¥'and 34-inch ave divided the eu iute four lots, vizg #Land $1.500ach. "This price—and, in soe iustances, ‘ney have been bandied care- fully and are equal to new, (Men's door, 1013 F st.) special Dateain in Drona Goods. neh AUl-wool Faney Striped and Bordered Serves at 0c. Jer yard, ‘The surprising part is the shades, which embrace Helotropes, ¢ wed, and fancies. is halt Tess, Riectrles, Tans, Mode: ffel, Biscuit, &e, rarely, ifever, that You cai secure these desirable hich Shades in ftty-cent dress goods, ‘Yake the Dress Goods stock as a whole, we donot believe we certain Eur’ special Values in Table Dain- asks. The offeriuy of these quaii- ties at these low prices is possible only on account of our lange buying t {rom the manufacturers, 72 inch Bleached All-unen Table Damasks, 50e. per yard. 60-inch Bleached bxtra Heavy Irian, Lingu Table Dunacks, Sie. 72-4nch Bleache: finished Table Darnasks, 75c. Sl-nch Bi French Linen Table yr [second floor.) “Stawain in Napkins, agein enabled to offer 100 We are dozen 5, ae se {Second floor.) age ‘Loone Covers to Order. Last season mguy of youdelayed your orders for Loose Covers until the work room ry aud some of you had to wait a ttle, Why not let ms take your order now while We are ‘Dot overrun with work and caugive you prompt and satisfactory atteution? We are Fancy’ Striped Linens, Paared auc) i ae ure agg y dite irom wich to elect —— woe estimating on covering your furniture. (Fourth floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, m15 Corner 11th and F sta. nw. EW MATTING, WHITE STRAW, AT No; Fomey at 1256, 15. 17, 19 and le’ “These are extraordin: value. At KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE Lith st. se. mi15-3t COMBINATI« We Azr Showing the Choicest and Best Grade of Printed Chins: and India Silks ever Displayed in Washington. Also the Handsomest Line of Robes in Worsted Ma- terials that we have ever bandied. A Full Line of Linens in Fancy Colorings, Sateens in great variety. Ginghams in all grades and scylee ‘and designa, In fact, the choicest and most select line of GOOD GOODS that we have ever shown. BB: ‘The Best is the Cheapest. One Price. ‘Wi M SHUSTER & SONS, m5 919 PENNA AVE. ESpeSss Jvusws Laxssenon, RY fniah rr MER 1 OAK, SRTIGEN Ga anak £8 2 MATTING. NEW AND LARGE IMPORTATION OF CHINA AND ‘i JAPAN MATTING, foyal Draron (Reatniews, Pauicy> Picroy cSt Peewee Extra Heavy Vauiash® - Corea, Fancy Janae (Fine, Seamlons, White), orgs fancy, sud Pagoda Fancy Mattings, 120, be gigi Sixc.. 40em dic. and aie par pose These Matinks bave been liuported direct by we Sod are of the Very Rimest quality and meweal designe, jreat reduction in CURTAIN AND UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. Lace Curtaina, Por iy Drayeries reduced SURPRISINGLY Low, WALL PAPERS AND INTFRIOR DEOU! . pa ed RATIONS, Latest us and #ULIUS LANSRURGH. ms. 13th and Pate, 719 sew ann seasonaBie Goons, 719 EK G. DAVIs, 719 Market Space, : DRAPERY NETS —In this department we are show- nk Several Dew effects in 48-inch Goods, ficured, at #5 CBANTILLY FLOUNCINGS.—454nch Flouncing, 84. reduced to $4. 1.50: reduced to @1.25, ditto... $5; rednoed to $2.75, 83.88, reduced to #L.8S, 50; reduced to 81.38, TRIMMINGS —ANl the leading novelties of the sea- son in SUK and Jet Vandykea,aiso Colored and Persian efects, Crochet Trimmings in all widths. Gold, Silver and Metal Vankykes in «reat variety; all widths im Black Fringes, Flaiu, Fancy, Knotted and Vandykea. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,—Night Gowns—Mother Hubbard, tucked yoke, cambrie Fufle, Oc, apectal waive ‘Ditto, G20d muslin, V-shaped yoke, cambno Tuitle, #0, Ditto, Mother Hubberd, five rowa of in- werting and tucks iu yoke, @1, Skirte—Good muslin, cambric ruftie aud tucks, S5c. Ditto, plain tucked, G0c. Ditto, muslin, with deep cambric ruffle and Torchon lace, $1. Drawers—Good muslin, hem and bunch tucks, 2Ne, Dita, extra good muslin and cluster tucks, Corset Covers—In govd cambrie, Plain Ligh necks 25e, Dita, lowequare neck, plain, ‘30e, Alot of odd sizes in Cotton Chemises ose Bosca tow will be cl RIBBONS.—The new Grosgrain Ribbon, with wide Satin edie, in ell the newest shades for dress triw- mungs; Black Grosgrain, with gauze stripes, the newest stylefor bonnet trimming. Pinch Black Gromerain Sesh Kivbou, $1.15. 12-inch ditto, 81.38, apcial vaiwe, BUCKLES.—All the newest desiens in Buckles and Clousps, Gilt, Oxidized, Silver, Pearl aud Jet, Also the = Metal Belt with Clas, im Oxidized, Gilt sud iver, FG. Davia, m5 71Y Market Space, corner th st. noo o% § EF RRR, Fen, pee THIT 885 888 URRR pre ee of Sus, Oo OU UR R r coo wre K PO kee ft Sus8 = If you want to pay #4 or $5 for a Shoe wecan. sell youa better one for either price than can be bought elsewhere for @1 more; but our “Favorite Line,” the one we sell most largely, 4s our line of THREE-DOLLAR HAND-SEWED SHOES For Ladies and Gentlemen, These Shore are, to all practical purposes, ae durable, comfortable and stylish a any Shore made. They areas well put together as it Dossibie to makes Shoe and of as serviceabie Materials as are known. If you pay more you simply pay for extra fueness and workumapship that adds nothing to the wear aud the absence of which never detracts from the beauty and pearance of the Shoe, Our variety of @3 Shoes embraces all the Popular styles and shapes, snd of these we enumerate in part: ‘Ladies’ Hand-turned Dongola Button, com- Mon Sense Or opera shape, plain or pateut Jeather tipped toes; low, medium or high beela, Ladies Hand-sewed Welt French Dongola Button, in all styles, Gents’ Haud-sewed Caif Button, Lace and Gaiters, plain or tipped; modium, poiuted or broad toes, Gents’ Genuine Kangaroo, Hand-sewed, Laced fud Gaiters, ‘We warrant every pule to wear equal tothe best $5 shoes, WM HAHN & C08 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE, Main Store, 816 7th st, West End Btore, 1922 Penu, ave, Capitol HIN Store, 231 Penn, ave. ae, Srerrixe Is10 Sense a PERRY'S. ‘We are firm believers in the old adare—"If you want & thing done right—o do it yourself"—so our Mr.