Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1890, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO MIONDAY.......... “KE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Cireulation of any Newspaper in the Werld, and as an Advertising Medium te worth more than all the other payers published in Masbington. ——————————_—_—————————— Dew York tice: Room 93, Tribune Building. Statement of the circulation of THE EVENING ®rax for the week endiug March 15, 1890: Mowpay, March 10, 1890. ‘TeEspay, March 11, 1890. ‘Wepwespar, March 12, 1890. ‘TmuxaDar, March 13, 1890. FaiaY, March 14, 1890... SaTURDAY, March 15, 1800. 32,713 - 32,935 32,914 - 32,006 J solemnly swear that the above fs @ true @nu@ correct statement of the circulation of ‘Tue EVENING Stas for the week ending March 13, 1s00, F. B. NovEs, ‘Treasurer Evanixo Stak Newspaper Co. Subscribed and sworn tw before me this Seventeenth day of March, A.D. 1800, W. P. Van WickLe, Notary Public. $$ The bill which the Pennsylvania railroad in- dicated to the railroad committee of the board of trade that it would frame has been intro- daced in the House. It offers nothing what- ever by way of concession to the public. It contains not « whisper of a willingness to sink and bridge its tracks, or to remove a single grade crossing, or to withdraw @ foot from the mall, or to surrender an inch of ite illegal holdings of public property. It retains the surface tracks with free right of way on the public streets, and the occupation of a free station site on the reservation, It pro- poses that in addition to retaining these gifts its lawless acts in seizing public property in the shape of streets or reservations and iv occupying them with illegal tracks be legal- ized, that the power of authorizing it to lay additional tracks which the Supreme Court haz decided to be exclusively in Congress be delegated by that body to the Commissioners, and that the power of condemnation which the railroad needs to extend its otcupation of South Washington be granted. These modest requests should be considered in connection with such projects for the improvement of the railroad occupation as that proposed by the Morrill bill. Limited power of condemnation and the right to reach the condemned property by tracks ought to be granted to the railroad, in order that it may enlarge its freight facili- ties, but by the same legislation the illegal en- croachments of the road should be checked and thus indirectly condemned, the tracks sbould be sunk and bridged, and the station withdrawn from the mall. ———— The Mississippi River Commission and the local boards in the states lying in the lower Mississippi region are the responsible leaders in any movement looking to a check of the tremendous flood that is pouring upon that portion of the Union. Most of the funds ex- pended heretofore have been expended by the parish levee boards. But in the emergency at present existing the Commission is the main dispenser of aid, because it is prepared to act with greater decision and is supposed to have large fands at its command. The truth is, as stated by an officer in New York incharge of the headquarters last night, the Com- mission has not more than $50,000 remain- ing unezspended @f the appropriation of $400,000 for levees made in September, 1888, $50,000 having just been sent to two engineer officers in the flooded section. ‘The Commission is composed of seven persons, nominated by the President, three of them selected from the army engineers, one from the Coast and Geodetic Survey—Treasury Department—and three from civil life, two of whom are civil engineers, Gen. Comstock, Chief of the Commission, is a distinguished engineer of the army. From the head waters of the mighty river to the Head of the Passes at its mouth the plans for operations of the survey and improvement of the stream are under the control of this Commission. By the luw constituting it it is made the duty of the Commission to prepare and submit the esti- mates of cost of such works to the Secretary of War, The Mississippi, its affluents and region of country adjacent to them comprise about 2,000,000 square miles, or two-thirds of the area of the United States, ——____ The Olsen lynching case in Wisconsin ended, as it should have ended, in the sentence of the lynching party. It is a pity the chief actors were not given the extreme punishment provided by the law. But the ringleader raved his neck by turning state's evidence and gees to a life imprisonment along with the murdered man’s widow and stepson and another person. Thirty persons were fined $100 each for riotous conduct. Additional facts remove ali the elements of justification for the murder of Olsen which the first accounts furnished, ifis family were worse than he and in his last moments he showed great spirit under appall- ing circumstances, The hangman on the night of the lynching afterward officiated as foreman of the coroner's jury, which, of course, was or- ganized to betray justice. ‘Two cries are going up to the great Ameri- can people today from the aborigines—one from the Chippewas, who, according to the re- port of a Christian bishop who has seen their sufferings, are starving and freezing to death, and the other from the Cherokees, who peti- tion thatthe boomers may be kept off their lands given to them by the government ir ex- change for other possessions, a The Tirard ministry in France did not goto pieces on the Turkish treaty, which was made » mere temporary test of strength, but on the general issue. It was not @ strong cabinet, although it bad a few strong men in it. French cabmets have had, of late years, a habit of speedily falling to pieces, But cabinet timber is plentiful in France, eo ‘The best feature of Kaiser Wilheim’s labor conference now sitting in Berlin is the fact that it is symptomatic. It shows that the pow- ers that are feel the power tocome,—the plain, working people long held down by feudalism aad virtual military dictatorship, —_—_— 4 post of the Grand Army of the Republic is to be established in Canada, but not for the benefit of various American citizens who were blown over that way by « strong draft which set in during the years 1861-65. ae The Emperor of Germany basset an example to Uncle Sam by sentencing a lieutenant to four months’ imprisonment for cruelty to a private soldier. The green and the orange—how long lasts that old battle on Boyne Water! The mill girls at Fall River are the latest combatants, In polities anything w a “national calamity” which one party does in opposition to the other, ma” Ives of Wail street is out on bail. Asort of return from, Elba, so to speak. Pittsburg rejects ‘Southern iron ores as un- serviceable, Pituburg has some ores of her own. Keep on your fanuels. The Signal Service People have announced that the weather will change rapidly to a much warmer temperature. —$—$—<—— tune, Kee LITHOGRAPHER, Vinting cards neatly eluted trom yourplate 7 , for a Sousen Beacries PERRY'S. As long as the world stands Black will bea fashion- able color—spring, summer, sutuma or winter—it makes no difference. There is a refined about ‘© diack costume that carries respect with it. It is the a true bisck—deep and jetty. A rusty or gray tinge Geatroys theeffect entirely. Our biscks are honest, reliable ones. Such can be—such ours are. We waut to talk weaves and prices—and first: GRENADINES. A plain sewing silk—24 inches wide—fine mesh and reliable qualities, at 8Sc., $1, $1.25 and $1.50 a yard. IRON GRENADINE—s joining of the forces of silk ‘and wool—2¢ inches wide—bard to wear out—75e. to $1.25 » yard. SURAH GRENADINE—e debutante of this season— usual width—g2 » yard. ; TWISTED BILK ANI~$1.25 to 82a yard. ‘The above are piain effects—nothing but good solid quality to recommend them, Attractivesn their rich- nema, Now for some FANCIFUL CONCEITS. The Sewing Silk Grenadines, with satin atripo— SL.25 a yard. Regence Silk stripe—gl 26 a yard. Inch wide Silk Striped Gronadine—81.25—and a parapet wider, still vatin stripe, at the saue Que and three-quarters inched wide double atripo— all silk—¢2—and a diamond pattern at $2.25. ‘These are the novelties—every one of them stylish— and don’t you think remarkably cheap? Ibey cor- ‘tainly are when you realize the qualities, CREPE DE CHINE. Lupin's—and that settles the whole matter—His Raine Kuarautees the virtue of the fabric. SILK CREPE DE CHINE~25 inches wide—$1.25 to 2a yard, JAPAN AND CANTON—the genuine srticle-27 juches wide—$1.25 to 82 8 yard. CKEFONME—one of Lupin's especial and personal creatious—a silk aud wool compact—44 Inchon wide— %3.50syard, We are the only house in town where you will find Creponne, So much for the standards—NOVELTIES, of course. S-INCH BORDEKED CARMELITE with plain bemstitched heading—46 inches wide—#1 50 agard. A feather Lemstitched wp—a wom in Black—$1.50 a yard, DOUBLE TAPE-BORDEKED CARMELITE with adonble hemstitched effect--46 iuches—$1.50 a yard. SEVEN TAFE BOKDEKS with a hemstitched Boieh to each—81.50 a yard. CAMEL'S HAIK GRENADINE with all-ilk blocked ribbon borders—furnishing the trunmiug—44 inches wide and only $1.50 8 yard. That ie for dress and decorations both, you see, Very little, ts it not? “VOILE PEKE” GAUZE GRENADINE—abell pat- tern, in clusters of five alternating with stripes of Plain—44 iuches—g1.75 a yard. “VOILE A CAUDE"—Camei’s sir Grenadine— 8-inch Grecian border. yard. : CAMEL'S HAIR GKENADINE—Alternating Silk Stripes and Silk Hemstitching—five rows dvep—46- inch weave—@2.25 a yard, “VOILE A PEKIN"—44 inches wide—imch Sik Stripes parallels of the selvaze—$2.50 8 yard. “VOILE CREPE A CAUDE”—All.wool Crepe—with one wide atripe mingling with two narrow borders on each wide—48 inches—82.75 a yard. ‘They are pretty, by word—don't you think so? But talk dou’t Legin to tell their artintic beauty, ENGLISH MOAAIRS, Itnever wonld do to chat about Black Goods and leave the English Mobairs out. They are Stuud-bys, 27-inch ALAPACA—25e, a yard. 42-inch BRILLIANTINE—50c. @ yard, with two better qualities at 62390. and 75c. ‘42. ‘inch SICILIAN—coarse weave—75e. a yard. inch TAMISE—scft and pliable—75e. & 42-inch FEATHEK BLACKS in DIILLEANTINE, TAMISE and S{CLLIAN—wost worthy qualities—81 8 yard. Still there are more—bnt a large list might confuse If you brar too many—WIICH will be a difficult ques- ion to answer. Talk with our clerks in this depart- ment, They may be able to belp you out in yourselec- tion, Black Goods—Upper Ninth Street end of store, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” 9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Established 1840, SS, PPP FER cco m A bs PPE oot aA OE Sssy pee eR Oo oH AA OE Ss8 Pp kee ‘Goo Ht 2“4 Eu EPP RRR Tl COO ERR 88g REGO ¢€ PPP RRR It 6” & SS eB OR EOor «8 e Coo ERE 8x5) WILL PREVAIL TURSDAY, MARCH 18, AT OPPENHEIMER'S, 514 OTH ST. N.W. Handsome Squares Stamped in New Designs, $1.25. Redured to Scarfs for Roman Embroidery, usual price and $1.50. Kedueed to 73c. | Dainask Squares Stamped, usual price 25c. diterd to Le. Hemstitched China Silk Drapery Scarfs, $1.25 and Yeach. Closing all ont at 50e. apiece, Fienred China Silk, 75¢. yard. ch f tainped Pill OPPENHEIMER'S, 514 9th st. nw. New Home Sewing Machines. All makes rented and repaired. at Mas. IL Vv. Sater, 931 F ST. N.W., WILL DISPLAY NEXT THURSDAY, MARCH 20, A FULL LINE OF SPRING MILLINERY, THE LATEST STYLES. OF HER OWN IMPORTATION. m17-3t 3. E. VICKERY, it Dover, N.it. ANOTHER Lor OF SILK SUKAR, THIS TI cheaper than before, same shades arid qualit KAUYMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION 8 1241 sud 1243 11th at. we, Eveny Season ELFCT SOME STYLES OF 4 VALUES FOK THE PRICE AND MAK- be A We SELECT OUR WE SHCE: §) neon SE22E- 5 Sse: HE: Baa Gees mo Fae iad at ietetet free m Sees > : = hes EE ‘coCUD 4 >> Cee eZ! gS i] ie Sug* T RIHUR BURT & CO, 2211 FT, XW. ‘© 1 PICOT EDGE MIXED RIBBO: , ees ts Hind Has eaten iis BoUpie cOMBINaR TOR, i341 and 2249 cigs ‘he above are s few of our GREAT BARGAINS, Scuoor Hara. 490. ‘Today we opens line of School Caps in Plaids, Stripes and Mixtures in various ehapes and qualities, tnelad- ing Flannele, Tricots, Silks, &c., in Jockey, Steamer, Jerome and verious other shspes—new and stylish CHOICE 49. ‘You will find this the best line over offered st the price, SPRING . HATA, ao Choice of a line of Fine Black Button and Lace Braid ‘Hats in All the Latest Shapes just received. You will find the price very low for the quality. VELVET RIBBONS For Millinery and Dress Trimming. In this line you will find assortment complete, Bisck snd Colored Linen Back in all widths for millinery. Black and All the New snd Popular Shades in Satin Back in all widths at low prices. ml7 THE BON MARCHE. Hozzzz Banos, 212 TO 218 N. HOWARD 8T., baltimore, Will Display on Wednosday and Thursday, March 19 and 20, At the ARLINGTON HOTEL, Parlors D and, PARISIAN NOVELTIES In SPRING AND SUMMER FABRICS, WRAPS, PARASOLS AND EARLY SPRING MILLINERY. Orders taken for Bonnetaand Costumes. ‘Your presence is respectfully requosted, ™m17-3t Aue DISPLAY OF Lage CURTAINS. 69, 000— 4 3 cartain Poles with Brass Fixtures, pmpiate. 6-4 wide Table Uilcloth, Luc, KAUF: JUBLE COMBINATION, 1241 and 1243 me. 5-8t ge fo E RRee = ge bes 284 Su POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. AT EXTRAORDINARILY LOW PRICES, THE CHANCE OF THE SEASON. THE REASON WHY. Kot long azo we bought at an auction sale 1,235 pieces of Laces and Embrotderies, and at the same ‘time © cases of first-class Musling, Thee goods were bought for less than their value. ‘We had them made up into Underwear and the re- sult is the best and cheapest line of Underwear ever brought into our house. For the making and quality we can vouch, know- ing every yard of cotton put in the goods and the man- ner in which they were made. After these are goue we do not know when you will get such another chance to buy first-class Underwear at such prices as we put on t hese, 39c, UNDERWEAR FOR 230, ‘Consists of 4 styles of Drawers. 3 styles of Corset Covers, high and low neck, 3 atyles of Chemises, 2 styles of Infante’ Slips. ‘The above are all embroidery trimmed. 68c, UNDERWEAL FOR 450, Includes styles of Gowns, 4 styles of Skirts, 5 styles of Chemises, 4 styles of Drawers, SB utyles of Corset Covers, All embroidery trimmed. @1 UNDERWEAR FOR 820, ‘Comes in ‘Batyles of Gowns, 4 styles of skirta, 4 styles of Chemises, 4 styles of Drawers, 4 styles of Corset Covers, Lace and embroidery trimmed. Drawers and Chemises are maue of Muslin or Caubric. Also finer Underwear at the same pioportionately low prices, We make a specialty of LADIES EXTRA SIZE UN- DEKWEAK of ali descriptions. Acomplete live of Infsuts’ Goods at very low prices, TWO SPECIALS IN CORSETS, ver seen, Satteen strippings, extra 3 White or Giay. SP: CIAL PRICE, 500. A PAIR. $1.25 French Woven Corset, extra long waist, SPECIAL PXICE, 980. A PAIR, All Makes of Corsets Always in Stock. BAUM'S POPULAR SHUPPING PLACE, mi7 7TH STREET. W SEAVESOLE CONTROL OF THE ACME SHIRT Waists for 01 Section, See the elewaut Hue of terns in Percale at 4c. KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION, Lith st we. m15-3t OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LOTHROP, COR. 11TH AND F STS. N.W. Monspay, Marcu 17, 1890. We are having a special expibit of spring styles, alapes aud weaves in Ladiew’ Juckets, Beaded Wraps, Short Wraps, Counemaras, &c, Particular attention is called to the elegant line of Biack Jackets, which are exceed- fugly populat this spring. The shapes are entirely new, becoming and stylish. Prices begin at $4.75 each, Special in Dress Goods.—46-inch All-wool Henrietta Cloth at 5c. per yard, Equal to theusual 75c. quality, ‘We secured but one piece each of 13 Of the choicest spring shades. This je bargain about on par with the 50c. Faucy Silks, and the 13 pieces can hardly last half the week, (First floor.) White Goods for Confirmation Suite. —Sheer Lawns, Swiss Muslin, Persian Lawns, Fine India Mulls, India Linons, &c. Every desirable grade sud weave in Soft Dressy White Goods is here, Indis Linous from 12ie. to 37}c. Swiss Muslins, 1ui4e. to 500, 48-inch White Swiss ‘Lawn, 250, ecoud floor.) Few special items picked at ran- dom, 46-inch Black Mobair Brilliantine ‘at 5c. per yard, Another quarter ton of Linen Cor- respondence Paper st 20c. per pound, Envelopes to mateh at 8c. per pack, New line of Chatelaine Bags in Keal Beal, Alligator and Suede, $1.25 to 86 cach, ‘New line of Card Cases in Real Seal, snd Fancy Leathers, 50c. up. 72-1nch Felt, in new spring colors, Pearl Pen Holders at 1 each. New line of Leather Cases for hold- ing playing cards, Fancy ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, @ «Corner 11th and Pets. nw. BBODHEAD & CO, ror AEN mnie Toney | Tas Tuousox-Hovszox Eiizorsso mir COMPANY, 620 Atlantic avenue, Boston, Masa Zasuspenes cessen, 1333 F aT L. GUVRE GLOVE GOS BARGAINS EXTBAORDINARY BOB TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. Our French 5-button Kids, regular price $1.62, we ‘shall cell Tuesday and Wednesday at $1.37. Our French 4-button Kids,the very best manufactured, ‘with three-spear embroidery, reduced for the com- ing two days from $1.75 $1.48 Our 8125 Undressed Kid Gloves, all colors, regular Price $1.25, for the next two days at 95e. Our 5-batton Dressed Kid Gloves reduced from 850, to 720. s pair, ‘We are just in receipt of a most elegant quality Bisck S-button Mousquetsires and fast color, the price of which will be $2.25, but in order to introduce them we aball offer them during this sale at 61.85, ‘Better goods are not made, Every pair warranted and tried on at our riak, . LOUVRE GLOVE 0O., 1s 514 OTH 8T. ¥.W, Rosmeows Spaina Srvuzs. FOB LARGE BOys. In this department we bave made @reater preparation than ever. Our stock of Clothing for Boyaand Youths from thirteen to twenty-one years of age is complete, ‘You will find an excellent assort- ment of Light-weight Overcoats, Cutaway Suits, Suck Suits, Coats snd Vests, Separate Trousers and Fur- nishing Goods, in fact anything in the way of Clothing for Dress or School Wear, all at popular prices, FOB SMALL Boys. We have mentioned the splendid values in Sbort Pants School Suite ‘that we are selling at @3.50, @4 and 85. We wanttocall your attention to our Finer Grades in this line for Dress Wear in Foreign and Domestic Fabrics, including Tweeds, Cassi- meres, Tricots and Worsted®, both Plain and Broad Wales, vew and ex- clusive patterns aud desigua B ROBINSON & ©O., YOUTHS’, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S OUTFITTERS, ml17-0 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ¥.W. We've found {t necessary to increase our stock of Suirt Waists this season by several hundred ogen over that of last year. They're nearly all the STAR WAISTS, tov. “Since we've been musiness We've tried mont all the brands— ‘but each time the “STAR” has taken the palin, qhere's something shout the cut of | them, y t out of shape. A rampled and broken » waist is an eyesore—if they're tterned right they'll set perfectly smooth, Ve've never known a “STAK” to miss its it, Another thing about the “Stara” that's “tek- inx" in the variety of the expressions. They are original ins—Drawn for them—U: by them exclusively aud then destroyed—They’re new—They're tasty—for their “thinkers’’ are nen of good judgment, Here's a uew grade— An unlanndered Percale Waist for 50c.—That's sowething out of the usual run for them—but they'll take. ‘The laundered ones run from 75¢, to $1.45— In French Percales—fixured, dott in ies’ and Boyn— French roll stand- Poth And flaia white with and plata hg collare—br none at all, You can't get the “STAR” anywhere else— ‘We well so many they give us exclusive control their interests in this vicinity, The King Alfonso—s ruffled waist—for “beat dress" is the latest, KILTs, ee rr hoom—for “Skirt the largest line this season ‘we've ewr carrird—The Lirgest (ine in town, Ae Dig as everybody else's put foyether. Theirs stand in uo comparison for unique “combinations patterns with ours, eituer, We've imported ma.y aud mauy a daiuty novelty—Any we could find—im fact—that we thousht would your faucy— me ve Duazled out sono original deatyns that, of course, are meritorious, We've been aimios the whole world over for novelties in Kilts and what we haven't ot isn't worth having— 234 to 6 Years are the sizes. ‘The washables for honse wear are heré—but it may, be a little too soun to use them. Thought ‘we'd aunounce their arrival—auyway. GAKS AND COMPANY, SMALL WARES. PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH 8ST, mi7 Ovs Casorr Puas. FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS. OIL CLOTHS, RUGS, BABY CARRIAGES, REFRIG- ERATORS, STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS INGENBRAL, LOW FOR CASH OB ON EASY WEENLY OB 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 Fluah, $35 up, Ingrain Carpet from 250. per yard up. Brussels Carpet from 7c. per yard up, Ol Cloths from 2250, per yard up. 6 PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH. All Carpets Sewed and Laid Free of Charge. We guarantee the customer against any loss in matching, ‘as we charge ouly for the net number of yards neces. ‘ary to cover the floor, It will psy you tocallon us before purchasing elso- where, as you will find our Prices Lower and Terma Easier than any other house in the city. CASH DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON ALL BILLS SETTLED IN THIZTY DAYS. P. GROGAN, mb3-3m ‘730end 741 7th et nw. ’ ‘Made in Washington Under the Eye of « Chemist, CALL FOR IT. mb13-3m Az Ova New Heanevanrens, THE FAIR. Oar customers all pleaned wi 1, clesn, new Stock ‘we display in Our New Store ‘The best evidence ‘of the low price coe ead ds SEL SM been evinced rash of business we bave had Bours sige We he sttenuice of our oa tint oe renuistlag Her ares the beet the Nett princi of fold romdlation a Aa rar agents. combine. the Feht, pein per than ranuy of the palsved bene lised ith tine cued Dry dir R & co a F BARGAL oa THE ‘T EY! EGG BE ATERS, BOLD ELSt WHERE AT i OUR PRICE 750. One ee eee 55-FOOT EASELS ONLY Tita OX WALNUT FRAME LARGE BIZE, ONLY 39¢. Bas ‘TH PICKS FOR TOMORROW ONLY 20 A 56-PIECE ENG! [A DECOR, HANDSOM! RCELAIN DECORATED TEA 8) NEW SHAPE, GOLD LINED, WOKIH $5.25. ONL! NEW SHAPE AND RICH DESIGN ENGLISH DEC- SERRE CHA DINRER Sits WORTH WiURe LARGE AND HANDSOMELY DROORATED EN- GLISH CHINA CHAMBER SET, CLEAR WHITE ROUND, LEN-PIECE SET, WORTH $3.98. OUB ANOTHER LOAD OF BARGAINS, ue Fiuyruree only 190. rated Japanese Bowls only 19¢. p2retty Blue and Waite China Tootn Pick Stands only Gold Band French Chins Exx Cups onty Se.each. French Gbins Bruit Saucers, Gols Lined only Bo, nent Seta, Fancy Presved Goblews only ae cach otandvome Crystal Night ‘Lampe with crystal shade c. Artistic Paper Lamp Shades with patent wire frames Crystal Glass Salt Shakers only Sc. it Botton Japauned Chamber Pails only 15¢. [a only 29c. 9¢. each. Cusptdors on! vire Spout Struiners ect Se. each. spanned Covered Match Safes onl: Good Strong Serubbin, ly Bixby’s Best Biackin, 2 boxes for 70. ‘4c. cach per bottle, read Boats only 1c, ly 7c. acake. 1 per can, Machine Oil and !udian Glue onl: Japanese Wicker B: Kitchen Sapolio on): Liquid Puta Pomade only We Ane Bhowing the Choicest and Best Grade of Printed China and India Silks ever Displayed in Wasbington. Also the Handsomest Line of Robes in Worsted Ma- terials that we haveever bandied. A Full Line of Linens in Fancy Colorings. Sateens in great variety, Ginghams in all grades and styles ‘and designs, In fact, the choicest and most select line of GOOD GOODS that we have ever shown. NB: The Best is the Cheapest, ‘One Price, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, mi5 919 PENNA. AVE. Panuapstrsu Srone. Mohatr in all the New Shades, 36 in. wide, ouly 50c. yd. In Biack Mohairs, Brilliant and Tamis finish, 38, 40, 46 and 50 inches wide, at 35, 50, 6244, 75, 85c.. $1 and $1.20 yd. Weare showing a line that cannot be matched. ‘Silk Warp at 81.25 and $1.50. 36-in Piaid Cloth Dress Goods in Blue, Greeu, Brown and Ecru effects at 50c. Special good value, 86-in, Stripes in Gray, Tan, Blue, Brown and Heliotropes only 50c. 38-in. Zephyr Alma in all the New Color- ings at 5c. You will pay 81 for itelse- where. Ladies’ Ribbed Cotton Vests, all sizes, at 12%. Fully equal to the 25c. goods sold elsewhere. ‘Corsets, all the Popular Makes, st less than regular prices. Dr. Strong's Celebrated Health Corset ovly 95e, The Celebrated 850 Magnetic Corset only 50c, of Thompson's and R. & G. Cor- Foster's Celebrated Kid Gloves, $1, 81.35 and $1.75 psir. Every pair cuaranteed. CARHART & LEIDY, mhl5 925 7th st and 706 K st. nw. Srectat Suz Or Day Goons AT THOS. J. LUTTRELL's, 20tn st. aud Pa ave n.w. 1,000 Children's Light-weight Shirts at 5, 8, 10, 13, 15, 18, 22, 25 and 28c. each, worth double the money, 500 Ladies’ Vests from 12%c. up. Men's Balbrixgan Shirts reduced from 50c. to 37340. ‘Men's Balbriggan Shirts reduced from 37340, to 2c. Large lot Regular-made Children's White Hose re- duced to Se. Beautiful line New Parasols and Sun Umbrellas at very low figures—from 50c. up. Lovely Dress Goods at 1240. Striped Serges, all colors, at 25c. All-wool Henriettas at 50c. 50 White Spreads at $1, fully worth 81.25. The Best Towels in the market for 25e. ‘Table Lawask from 25c. to $1.25 per yard. One case Blesched Cottons, short lengths, at 6c., ‘worth Se, Calicoes, 5e.; Ginghams, 8c. Genta’ Neckwear at 15c., sold for 50e. Special. Genta’ Furnishings of all kinds at special prices, Full line of Men's, Ladies* and Children’s Hosiery, Gloves, &. All kinds of First-class Dry Goods, Call and see us. Our stock is too heavy and must be reduced. Low prices at THOS. J. LUTTRELL’S, mhl4-2w 1930 Pu ave. n. w., cor. 20th st, MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1890, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY ABE NOW OFFERING WEISBADEN PRESERVES. ..0.....00.4-Price Beduced WHITE CLOVER HONEY, Pound pkas—snow white ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 428 Ninth st P. 8.—If you want something simply tmmense in the way of Cheese, try the “Paragon” (Cansdian)—put up in handsome Earthen Jars—just received. ml3 E.Y. 0, Cuamracxes, Bouquet Exquisite, 3. W. BURCHELL, Agent, 1325 ¥ st. ow, Res 228 Soak Uneot Wash man. 005. Peta dns A Daz Fos Dazss Goons (Teeeday, March 18.) Of course the 440. Wool Dress Goods are causing ab extraordinary demand. In fact, the demand is too large, for equally ae good bareains which were secured at other prices by our buyer are being overteoked. PAE A Tg alt BAIS META E mOYy AL. ‘The New Bisck Silk Lace Nets are not yet properly eppreciated. For inktance, the 48-inch Russian Net ‘with big polka dots at 80 cents yard cannot be se cured again to sell at less than 98 cents, ‘The ¢ pieces of 19-inch Biack Surah Silks, for foun- dations, ie 75-cent quality, though being offered at 59 conte s yard, ‘The few pieces of 21-inch Bisck G.G. Silke at 68 centa,and the 20-inch Black Satin Rhadames at 75 Conte are of qualities that generally retail at consider ably higher prices, THE PALAIS ROYAL (Wontinued below.) Ow Fovonrres Anz Turse. The new supply of 80c, Silk Finish Henriettas in- elude lovely shades of Heliotrope, Amethyst, Prane, Gray, Steel, Old Rose, Beige, Tan, Saxe, Mahogany, Eiffel, Old Blue, Golden Brown, Navy, Ked, &c, The G8-cent Serges in just such colors, and so with the 50-cent All-wool Cashmeres, which sre offered for ‘three days at 44 cents s yard. ‘The new 40-inch Fancy Bide Band Suitings st 89c. Gre last of the importer's stock Two sdvantages thus accrue—a scarce style and a reduced price, ‘More French Plaids and Stripes at 80c. More of the 40-inch Colored Mobairs in Plain and Glace effects are bere at 75c. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Two Vinx Goon Biscarwsa, Only 9 pieces, but decided bancains are these: 42-inch Bisck Mohair Brilliantines, 50c.s yard. 50-inch Black Mohair Brilliantines, 75e. a yard. Ew-Those marked 50cents will be included in the 44c Dresa Goods sale, particulars of which are given in lower half of this column, i THE PALAIS ROYAL «Continued below.) Your New Daurss Wau Reovme. Without a correct-fitting Corset how can you expect 8 correct-fitting dress? Ask to see the Palais Boysl $1 Corsets for the season of 1890. ‘The “A le Fasso” at 2 produces the Jong tapering Waist as effectively as does the $5 French Corset, Perhaps the most popular bargain in Dress Trim- mings are the 23-inch wide Silk Galloons at 350. » yard, snd is ita wonder? Fifty cents worth for thirty- five is not an everyday occurrence, As surprising a bargain are the 2}4-inches wide Satin- faced Black Velvet Eibbons at 29c, Forty-two cents is the proper price. ‘The new Snow Flake Vells at 12c. are being eagerly Purchased Not s shade missing, but the demand will surely exceed the supply. The Vandyke Irish Lace Sets, collar and cuffs, for 68c. is anotuer bargain that'll not be for long. ‘The 450, Boot Pattern Hose are plentiful, but those with the fast-biack feet and ankles already show signs of scarcity. ‘The India Silk Windsor Scarfs at 22 cents are a ber- guin of s few days only. ‘The English Eair Pins at 5 cents for three papers in- dicate Palais Royal prices as compared with credit store quotations for notions, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) PPP. rl coco gs pre Ee OE A OE Sss, pee Fe OD HAA OL » Kee ‘Go H 2*4 tun oF DDD RRR! DD TR ER sts 58s PD kre Er ss, sss bpp & BR Bys8 Bug ce 00 D €% S% M7 BD ss g 88833 BB oe ‘00 «00 aT “4 Coo ERE NNN TTT a ot OO ETP NRX THT ss 24 Rb i S&S “4 ~“# 00O EER N NN = S2The Palais Royal offers the lately purchased Novelties at a price that cannot be repested. The Tesson is we have closed out st a special price nearly 200 pieces of warranted All-wool Dress Goods, So superior are the qualities that we find jt necessary, in order not tocompletely stop the sale of our regular 50c. Dress Goods, to include them also at 44 cents vert * THE NEW GOODS COMPRISE: 40-inch Fancy Check Suitings, 40-tnen Checks with side bands. 40-inch Serges with side bands. §97-The Checks are shown in Black and White, Blue and White, Brown and White, Garnet and White ‘The colors in the Serges include Amethyst, Old Rose Beliotrope, Tan, Gray, Golden Brown, and Black. TEE REGULAB STOCK COMPKISES: 40-inch Pure Wool Cashmerea, 40-inch Side Band Check Suitings. 40-inch New Shades Wool Serges. 40-inch Fancy Striped Suitings, 40-inch Side Band M obair Brilliantines, 40-inch Superior Quality China Silke. €2-inch Biack Mohair Sicilisna, 40-inch Bick Striped Mobairs, 40-inch Black Woo! Cashmerea, 40-inch Black Wool Serres, 40-inch Black SUk Finish Siciliana Choice on any of these 50-cent Dress Goods uring Monday, Tuceday aud Wednesday, March 17° 4 4a sal “ “a 4 ah ‘ FROM THE TWELVE COMBINED FURNISH YOUR HOUSE FROM THE CELLAR TO THE GARRET, INCLUDING WALL PAPERS AND THAT WASHINGTON HAS ONE OF THE LARGEST FURNITORE, CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY ESTAB- LISHMENTS IN THIS COUNTRY. SUCH IS THE CASE, HOWEVER, AND THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO VISITITAND EXAMINE THE STOCK Ww. B 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 YOU CaN 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 CPWARD; OF REFRIGERATORS PROM $2.50 EACH UPWARD; OF BABY CaR- RIAGES FROM $3.75 EACH UP TO 850 EACH; OF WIRE WINDOW SCREENS FROM 260 EACH TO $1.50 EACH, BESIDES SCREEN DOORS OF ALL KINDS TRICYCLES, VELOCIPEDES, BAM- MOCKS, ROPE FIRE ESCAPES, ARE AMONG THE SPRING EXHIBITION, THE STOCK OF SLIP COVER GOODS IS THE FINEST THEY HAVE EVER HAD AND THEIR CUTTERS AND FITTERS ARE THE BEST IN TRE 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 BE SEEN IN ANYONE 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 IS CONTEM- PLATED. THEY WERE ONE OF THE FIRST 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 THE FAMOUS “PASTEUR WATER FILTER" NO HOUSE SHOULD BE WITHOUT ONE OF THESE, AS IT 18 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 FLOORING, HARTFORD WOVEN WIRE MATTRESSES, &o, COR. ELEVENTH AND F STREETS N.W., EXTEND YOU A CORDIAL INVITATION TO CALL m15__AND EXAMINE THEIR STOCK, (EW MATTING, WHITE STRAW, AT 9Xc,; Fancy at 12%, "15, 17, 19 aud 230. “Shese are satreseieatty eee wala At RaUPAAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION, Lithat, ae, w1d-3t Jcuvs Laxsevnen, 13TH AND F STREETS, Quotes below a few of the SPECIAL OFFERINGS For This Week. In addition to these there are offered, throughout the euire house, @ variety of otuer GREAT BARGAINS Too wumerous to mention, FUKNITURE. 100 ELEGANT 3-PIECE ANTIQUE OXIDIZED BASS TRIMMINGS, PLATE GLASS, REDUCED TO €31.50. of Solid Usk, superior iuixh apd are worth 30 per ceut more thau the OAK SUITES, BEVELED Also s Full Line of HIGH GRADE CHAMBER SIXIECNTH CENTURT fa wie oe Senn SENTU! in el a REDUCED 25 PEL CENT BELOW Ports ER PRICES, AUnRAOES, CARRIAGES. ELEGANT NEW LINE OF BABY CAKKIAGES. Fancy Kattan Volisbed Keed Bodies Sulid bteel Wheels; Plush and 7 bs y Cushions aad * = — Gurriages are wry handsome and stylish, mew and Jone in deign, eieyantiy uphoseed and ure tH Shin yagda reduced jo 43 09 fs ‘3 ‘Bx5 re = 800 Su ~ * 10.00 SMYRNA RUGS. tre quality Sry run lus reduced £0 east, Xo ft. Keduced to @2.10, f. Reduced to 54.10. Keduced to 0, COMM COIS PP ft juced to id amd ord. Best Lowell and Hartford Jugrain Oarpete made, laid MALLING. ia CURTAIN AND UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. Lace Curtains, Portierea, U ‘Goods Draperies reduced SURFLISINGLY Low, - WALL PAPERS AND INTERIOR DE STF BOORATIONS, 53 eae 13th and Pots, 719 xew axp stasonance coos. 719 RG Davis, 719 Market Space DRAPERY NETS —In this department we are show- ing several new effects in 48-inch Goods, CBANTILLY FLOUNCINGS.—45-inch Flouncing, 84. reduced to #4. €1.50: reduced to $1.25. 65-tmch ditto. @5; reduced to $2.75. $3.88, reduced to 6188, 82.50, reduced to 61.38. TRIMMINGS.—All the leading novelties of the ses- son in Suk and Jet Vandykes, aiso Colored and Permian: Crochet Trimmings in all widths; Gold, Silver effects. and Metal Vaukykes in great variety; all widths in ‘Black Fringes, Visin, Faucy, Knotted and V1 j dow. In the window of No, 1119 Pennsylvania ave peeve eebaleh Oe Sew Mite Deak Seyee ant Segeh | SE oon Dit Mother Wubeerk Seo ence ne, Suitings, which are marked below prices previously | srting and tucks in yoke, #1, Skirte—Good muslin, in the department please ask to see Priest- ‘Ditto, muslin, cambric ruffle dav cue sees atten ena ‘Torchon lace, @2. Drewers—Good muslin, hem and ve with bunch tucks, 280 Ditto, extra good muslin aud ta" Nan's Veiling, ‘Hematite cluster tucks, 50c. Corset Covers—In good cambric, ‘Border, 12 inches wide, at only 75 cents s yard, is one | pisin high necks, 250. ‘Ditto, low square peck, plain, cm ‘A ict of odd sizes in Cotton Chemises will be closed Out at fae Grosrrain Ribbon, with wide sointesen eee style fo bonnet trimming. 9-inch BUCKLES.—Ali the newost designs in Buckles and (Claapa, Gilt, Oxidised, Silver, Pearl and Jet. Also the > | sec ant’ Dake eh chats tn Gunaene, Gan ens 00, ~ aan: ROYALS. seo ‘00 =| us T1b Market Bpace, corer Sth ot. A. LISNER, Proprietor. mlb Corner Pa. ave, and 12th at aw. hess