Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON: SRURSDAY. ——— CROSHY Ss. NOYES. ————— tne EVENING STAR bas the fullest Local Cireulation of any Newspaper in the World, aed as an Advertising M: is worth more than all the other papers in Washington. Sew York Ofice: Bom 63, Trituse Building SS EEE CE Boom 93, Tribuse_Bullding. ‘The people of Washington, outside of those who sre financially interested in some one of the proposed sites, want a post-office imme- diately on some convenient site and they attach comparatively little importance to the inci- ental victory of one set of site-owners over the others. They wish the post-office to be located on purchased ground and not ona park, and they wish it to be reasonably near the busi center, and reasonably fonvenient of access. These wishes being @ratitied, they are ready to accept avy site which is immediately offered to them with a post-office attached, The bill appropriating for a post-office and appoint- ing a commission to select the site expressed this public sentiment at a time when a dead- lock existed in Congress over the site question, ‘Those who favored it, except such as believed that they could foresee a decision of the pro- posed commission in favor of the particular site in which they were interested, indicated by 80 doing that if they could secure the post Oftice they would accept anyone of the pro- posed sites which a reasonable commission would be likely to accept, These same men should, and ia most causes do, favor now the acceptance by the Senate of the House’s pro- position of the Pennsylvania avenue site, as the quickest way of securing a creditable Post ofice, If the Senate had, be- fore the House acted, selected another site, they would have favored its Sceeptance by the House. They are for that action by either house which will give them the post-office. Ifa dead lock on the subject Should arise between the two houses they would favor the appropriation for the post- Office and a leaving of the question of site toa commission, or its decision by tossing pennies. At this time when no deadlock exists they Strougly advocate the Senate's acceptance of the House bill, which will give to the city Bpeedily a creditable building on « good site. eo The board of trade will naturally apply its Policy of hostility to grade crossings to the pro- posals of new steam railroad lires desiring to enter the city as well as to the existing cross- ings. Whether it is the Drum Point road asking to be admitted on one side of the city, or the Georgetown Barge, Dock, Elevator and Railroad Co. and the Virginia roads, asking admission on the other side, the same principle should in the public interest be enforced. New steam railroad tracks within the city limits should be required asa general rule either to be elevated, so that the public can pass under them, or depressed, so that the public can pass over them on the roof of a tunnel or on bridges without long approaches. The character of the proposition of the Georgetown Barge, Dock, Elevator and Railrosd Co. also calls attention to the neces- sity of protecting our parks to be as well as those in existence from railroad encroachment. Of course the extensive park which is to rise on the reclaimed flats is not to be disfigured and cut off from the city by a wide belt of surface tracks, a The excellent discipline in the republican party may be relied upon to ensure, perhaps with some modifications, the passage through the House of the new tariff bill, although sev- eral of ite provisions are distasteful to members from certain states. The chief difficulty has been over sugar, and that chiefly because Cali- fornia, Kansas and Nebraska have entered re- cently npon the production of this article from beets. It is noticeable that the sharp reduc- tion of the duty was inserted without the ac- companiment of a bounty, The Senate wiil probably amend the bill in various respects, re ‘The meeting of the board of trade last night brought together a large number of represen- tative citizens, and several matters of great local importance were considered. The great- est need of the city of Washington today is that its people should get together, sink for a time personal wishes and differences, develop a strong public spirit and work together without friction for the public welfare. Such organi- gations as the board of trade are capable of exercising ® powerful influence in accom- Plishing these resulta Last night's meeting gave excellent promise. Every public-spirited citizen will wish for the new organization the highest degree of success, and in its labors for the welfare of Washington will give it his encouragement and support, ———6j9.[-——___ The general adoption of the Ohio presi- dential idea of the choice of electors by the several districts in a state would have the good effect of breaking up the pivotal state in- centive to dishonesty. But the party holding a majority in a state would oppose any change by which it would part with its advantage under the present system. into confusion. Austrian government securi- ties have fallen several points and the effect is felt im fimancial circles elsewhere. Stocks tumbled in Paris, The official declarations are not to be taken as indicative of the true state of affairs, The purse is the true pulse, and it is decidedly unsteady throughout Europe. $e The trial of Private Wild is proceeding in Chicago, The public has been much mistaken iu supposing that it was the trial of Lieutenant Bteele, The testimony shows that Wild is any- thing but an ideal soldier, but does not justify Steele in striking him. oe London. always along way behind America, is just now im more imminent danger of craze from s puzzle called “The Eiffel Tower” than weever were over its prototype, “Pigs in Cloyer.” These pesky puzzles send more men to bedlam than all the other vices of civiliza- tien combined. — The American Association of General Pas- sepger Agenta have captured the City of Mexico, this being the second capture of that espital by Auiericans within less than fifty yer, ‘What would the food producers and vendors ao if everybody were to use Signor Succi’s new liquid which enables a person to go an anlim- ited time without foou? The scientists are overdoing it ———$——— + Gen. Von Caprivi may be the new Chancellor of the German Empire, but it is yet to appear that he is the successor of Bismarck. oo Mr. BSileott should be supenaed as a witness ig the case of Congressman Crain against the United States to recover that part of his salary which was deflected from its proper channel prior to its reaching hig hands. peters Soy yecoeael The farmers are baving a hard time of it, Twenty-three per cent of the face of the earth ig Diinois is under mortgage and twenty-five per cent of the face of the earth along the lower Mississippi is under water. —— The “outrages” at the late election in Bidde- ford, Maine, have not yet reached the U.S a, — ‘France bas a new policy. Probably no conn- try im the world bas in stock such « quantity of second-hand policies, only slightly worn and almost, if not quite, as good as uew. a ‘The frost has blighted the orange blossoms in Florida, but spring weddings will occur as usual tm the northern states. ———— Chancellor Bismarck was as unpopular with the German people as Martyr Bismarck is pop- = eo A namber of republicans im the House want theis tarif with sugar ia it, mneetioa ous-touth of lem. The fellowing aren mas in of what can in others: : i] }T MEN’ CPLOe EE EY Dera aoe aye Stair Oil Cloth. fe axe Sheif Oil Cloth. Sis Teo atylesct i Celt 4 yl ong, and 7 Ked eted $2.75 e pair. FE ee ec ae wear out, were up to ¢: hed Tou, = CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT. Ladi Ulsters, ry wit and were 6.75. hed ‘Tickoted $478 cemn ee 2 Corkscrew Jackets in k. sizes 3 and were $5.75. Red Ticketed a anchor ‘4 Misses’ Newmarkets with sizee 12, 14 and Gh wore 94.25, Hed Tekcled $278 enc! BUTTON DEPARTMENT. A lot of Pearl Buttons, 2 doz card, all sizes, Red Ticketed 4c. ecard. . pa = DKESS THIMMINGS. Tegular price 25. to 40c. | Ked Ticketed 15¢. a bottle. 2 '& bo! BS of Enslish Bristle Toota brushes, regular rice 25 A r, i F £ Fi Taeticea an mie Cloth Scarfe, 2 yds, long, ita Heitsa as Sat Sts ove munants of limitation China Silks, Red Ticketed 1 ‘Antique Tidies, 9 inches square,were 10c. Red Tick- eted Se. exch. BASKET DEPAR’ ‘A lot of Odde and ends 6 of We 14 Waste Bask worth from 25c. to @1, Bed Pickeca 1ve., 350, eu LACE AND EMBRO! DEPARTMENT. 25e. Ked Tick 2 so= Cy of Oriental ‘Lagen, worth Yoo. Red Ticketed . Sic. hed Ticketed 320. A lot of Ail-silk Moire and Satin Ribbon: be No. 2 and No. 3, were Oc. D RTMENT. 32-inch Mohair Challis, light ground with Brown, Garnet aud Blue figures, were 25c, A ‘ora f Psi French Sa! It 300. % of ny ‘teens. rewular price 2 Red Ticketed 7c. * yd. Colors— ht Blue, ht and Medium Tan, iMyrtic and Plame * aye bie Hed Covers, were USe, Red Ticketed plain and Gco.a yd Black. ‘Tick- 38cm Labies NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT. lars, were 3%c. Red Ticketed and Blue Ruching, were 1234¢. © Yico Scarts, were 980. Bed ‘A tew Ladies Luce Col 25¢. each. ‘A few pieces of Red Ticketed Se. a Ww All-silk Black each, years, were 5 3 A lot of Childrens Castmere Coal ;, colors—Brown. Terra Cotta and Gobelin; were $2.50. Red Ticketed ele BAUM’S POPULAR SHUPYING PLACE, 71H STREET. Ss Cuz For Tur Sax FELs's GERMICIDE B804P 20 Annrsts THE DEVELOPMENT oF DISKASE- PRODUC: GERMS, AND WARDS: Diskase. Where trouble slready exists, itcleanses the sore aud affected 8, — res, allowing free o°fo"the wouderul Dower of the sosp. 80) Prvsiciays Use FSLs's GERMICIDE SoaP 28 THEDR PRACTICE, it is the best me- Gium whereby the antisep- tics and germicides neces- sary to the cure of cutane- ous affections can be em- ployed. Darerv rs Use. MADE 80 BY ITs NatvnaL IxoRepients, Nor BY PearUmenry. So mild and pure is Fels’ Gertmcide Soap that even the tender skin of the baby gains tone and health from ite constant use. Price 25 cents, FELS & CO, Mak Philadelphia” m20-156t LL Wrarrens. We have just opened a line of Wash Goods Wrappers, in new designsand styles. These xoods are well made and perfect fitting, and are made in stylish effects, Would you like to look at our assortment and prices? We show them from $1.25 for » Gingham Mother Huvbard Wrapper, or for $1.98 @ Stylish Yoke Wat- ‘teau Pleat or a fine French Gingham Tea Gown, or at = nicely made French Gingham Princess Back Wrapper with Pique Yoke. Also Honse Dresses in ‘Stylish Ginwhams, Fedors Frouts, at $1.98, Altera- ‘1 ous free of charge. THE BON MARCHE, JERSEYS. We call your attention particularly toa line of Black Jerseys, in piain, stylish cffects, well made aud perfect fitting, at Oe. Hain, All-wool Cashmere Finish, at $1.98. Military Front, Silk Braid, st #2.75. Silk Pieated Frout, Full Sleeves, Many other prices be- tween ; higher; all prices guaranteed. THE BON MARCHE. BEADED WRAPS. At $3.48, $3.98, $4.98, $6.48, #6.98 $7.48, 27.98, €8.48 and upward. At these prices we show Capes aud Pelerines of Fine Silk and Heavily Beaded. Also slarge assortment of Lace and Silk Frinye Capes at low prices, THE BON MARCHE. See our 85.98 Accordeon Plaited Embroidered Yoke Cape: bargain. Jackets in all styles, Cobnemartas at all price, For Spring Wraps st low prices seo 316 7TH ST. N.W. Niw Aunivars, THE NEW STYLES IN SPRING CLOTHING ARE NEARLY ALL HERE. WE GET SOME EVERY DAY NOW. TODAY WE RECEIVED A LOT OF THOSE ULTRA STYLISH DOUBLE-BREASTED SACK SUITS, WITH DOUBLE OR SINGLE-BKEASTED VESTS, IN BLACK THIBIT AND CHEVIOT, TAI- LORE® EQUAL TO THE PRODUCTIONS OF THE VERY BEST CUSTOM TAILORS AN ASSORTMENT OF ZEPHER-WEIGHT MACINTOSH COATS, VENTILATED, JUST THe THING FOR SUMMER WEAR, WITH OK WITHOUT CAPES, GUARANiEED TO BE THE LIGHTEST WEIGHT ABSO- LUTELY WATERPROOF GAKMENT IN THE WOKLD. Wk HAVE THrM IN PLAIN COLORS, LIGHT AND DARK GKAY AND DKAB, SIX TO TEN DOLLARS. COME IN AND LOOK AT OCR SUPERB LINE OF SEPARATE TROUSERS, IN CHECKS,PLAIDS AND STRIPES, ALL THE NEWES1 EFFECTS AND IN SUCH GOODS AS YOU USUALLY FIND ONLY AT THE BEST TAILOR SHOPS. WE HAVE THEM READY-MADE, THOR- OUGHLY TAILORED, AND GUARANTEE A PERFECT FIT AT FROM FORTY TO FIFTY PEX CENT OFF OF THEIR PRICES, ALSO Tust a besutifal Hueof Wash Cheviots, ar Saeed Soe kee obi-tm 1388 F at, ow. 5 e OFFICE ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, COR, 11TH AND F STS, ¥.W. Tavern, Mince 20, 1890. Bow, = — Bizes 53g and 5%. Reduced to $1 per ENGLISH PUFF inipor i Gone fancy’ the 7 pairs Ladies’ 4-but. English Walking Gloves, YACHT, a oe jot in ssorted shades of Tan. Sizes 5X and 6, gf them ‘on tke strest Reduced to $1.25 per pair. First floor, center.) JACKETS.—4 All-wool Jackets, Black, Brown and Navy. Reduced to $2 cach. wool Cloth Jac! ety ‘Navy, Tan, Gray FOR looking the field See ae ee eee = MEN. OTWe make » boast that Tnst'y,,Bing All-woo!, Jacket, Double- Bist", h the laced c ? WRAPPERS. —5 Printed: Challie Wray _ Fooly ped & Men's Der Bizee 14, 36 and 8. Kceduced to 5 exc Derbys and Silks, too— 3 All-wool uch Challie Wrappers, Sizes cheaper Sad wby, aaEk Cows _f di Geool Fiaune! Tea Go chem ists an arrangement Robe Frouta, Sizes 40 and 44." Heduced vo 8 YOUMAN BLOCK, of ours with our mak. “*i'Biue French Flannel Tea DUNLAP BLOCK, the bate—ask auxbod tion Robe Fron’ jue Cashier who knows—anc ashe With ribbon. Size 36. Red MILLER BLOCK, tell you they're x 1 Blue French Flannel Tea Gown, Combina- We haven't any tion Robe Fr ENGLISH BLOCK, hats They're "ood for SUITS-“5 Bletk-and.whtte. Striped Pereale AND OUR em out ia ahower Buits. size 40. Keduced to $3.50 each. BS ee Hai 1 French Black Batiste Dress, White Pique OWN IDEA $ ienete rite y ‘Vest. size 40. Reduced to $5, a © the Bige 32° Reduced to 810 ee Sat OF ANOBBY ——_ Darby shown you. 30 All woo! Araveling Suite, Sizes 40 and 42, SHAPE— eng SK Hate we ine Reduced eaci Wiarses All-wool Braid Wraps, in Black, THE SAKES’ BLOCK, Ses crnete rece Tan and Gray. Sizes 34, 3 and 38." Reduced atters only — spread # woo! ew Bhort ILK SHAPES— grader ace leas Bize 4. woduced 810 ikon eae than’ thelrs~consider: Jct Short Wraps, ‘Size 34, Reduced to 615 DUNLOP BLOCK, ably So are our cheap- i ai juslity —taking Manogany All-wool Cloth Cape, Reduced MILLER BLOCK, a 4 (Third floor.) : BROADWAY, ne “SHORT LENGTHS" IN DRESS TRIM- YOUNG GENTS. 3g yard Black Silk Vandy ke Braid. 2 yards Black Silk Vandyke Brai 4 yurds B ack Mohair Vandyke Bi 2% yards Black M Brawn oud Océsu BAKS AND COMPANY, Gray Silk Gimp yards Green Silk Gitny yards Blue and Gilt Giz yards Black Silk Gimp, yards Black Mobair Gigp. (Furst Boor, rear.) ORIGINATORS OF IDEAS IN HATS, PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH ST, WOODWARD & LOTRROP, Corner 11th and F sts. nw. m20 m20 New Annivat Taovenr P. URCHASES oF ar SPRING DRESS FABRICS aT PPP, EKR RRR RRR ad T 988g PPE » 1 EPP ER Erie kaw ¥. Sss, STRASBURGER'S Pp KEE ROR RR ¥ Byg8 = DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES, Care in selecting Corsets—you must exercise it—You cannot walk in and buy them as you would eges—Eges are cxge—but everything that is caved a Corset ta not worthy the mare by a guod deal. ‘Ail the begnda we handle have seen service—won their right to favorit- ism by their own creditable actions, Stick to the bridge that baw carried you and your friends safely “Tryou are sxperimentt ta desirable ition you are experimenting—nota desirable occupat with Corsets—any in the below list we feel safe in offering—safe because we know how they wil) sct— Some dependence cun be placed on them. Just look through the variations of the R.&G, Ttis an American-made Corset and in the providiug of the different styles meets the wauts of the feminine form A evod quallt qui y.. Medium and extra ior: 404 and 406 7th st. nw. ‘We have just received one of the best lines of Im- Ported and Domestic Dress Goods ever shown jn these storés. Our stock comprises Side Bands in Serces and other material, Serge Dress Goods, Mohair Bril- Mantines, Light Weicht Cloths, Plaids, Stripes, Hen- riettas and mauy other Light Weight Fabrics. TO START THESE GOODS WE WILL SELL THEM AT ‘THE FOLLOWING PRICES: All-wool 45-inch Cloth Suiting, 50c. 48-tuch Henrietta, all shades, 50c. 45-inch Serge Side Bands, worth 7c. ; our price 60c. ‘We sell the best 50c, Moliair in the city, 27-inch Mohair, spring shades, 2c. renchmen, t Market an at le to run the race for popularity 40-inch Stripes, worth 62c.; our price fg bert thal is made “o-Ps ie their oderina.” Ther | $o-ioeh Seree Stripes, worth O2c.; our Price S00 indeed, 48-inch All-woo] Henrietta, beautiful goods, sold at $1.25 a yard; our price 8c. 36-inch English Cashmere, 25c. a yard. Bluck Briliiautines, 25c., 60c., GUc., 75c., 90c. and 1 5 yard. We xuarantee prices and quality, as they are our own importation. ‘You want to see our Mobairs before purchasing. Our many other Dress Goods are equally as cheap— not having room or time to mentiop more, We invite you to call and examine our new and de- sirable stock, "CP." Maacott—White sateen. = Aimé—White sateen... ‘o. 824—White couul. jack—stitched. jack .D." is & naturalized Corset. made in France by Freuichimen—tat adopted or by American ladies—they pecial poiuts of merit, D.""—White coutil eae —White coutil, ‘sateen bow te xatee STRASBURGER'S DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES, 404 and 406 7th st, n.w. Tea Gowss Asp Hovsz Woaarrers it “Glove-fittin means an uniimn T THT A Y YE (00 RRR Mossy T A YYLE oOoOR Rs PAY EL Bee Es B: 7 t M4 ¥ tu oo EB Sad - Hijnses Corveta Challie Tea Go} fant thered front, . ‘en Gown, puff slecy em- Approaching broidery and ribvon trimmed, $6 weather FE vag will interest a lating—medium, sort and extra long— Challie Tea G full ale full plain front, rib- dou trinuied, differcut shades, 67. ‘3 Hairline Serge Tea Gown, full sleeves, princess back, fuil front with reveres, $9.50. Striped Flannel Tea Gown, cashmere front, collar and cuffs, ribbon triunmed, 88, in Black, Garuct, Navy, Fancy Stripe Flannel Tea Gown, full back and front, cashmere reveres, collar aud ribbon trim aieibur° Yr = a) Persian Stripe Tea Gown, full sleeves, fancy yoke. fal ae pe] full frout, ribbou trimmed, 15-00 Wa:ner's specisity—he is auother old xtra long-waisted—' Coraline” and “Gips: ‘will please lots of you—white and black. ihe Ferris Waists and the Double Ve forthe Little ies are the only proper styles they should adopt. ‘Take one or the other and stick to it. 50c., 750. Boe. Ferris. Uc. aud 65c. for the Double Ve. Xou cannot wear any kind of @Corset—bear that in mind. If youdo not know foracertainty which you should have ask us—you will find our assistants in the Corset department able to talk intellixently. on this subject. Do that—will you?—you will better #atisfaction—and then we have fulfilled Se. A couple '—either one aoe oes Big tyes Gerd ree duty—all Coane, Serie. Challie ree 6 Gown, Garnet and, Blue, with. Sou have that in ts—have you not? princone back, 61d, NY COMME Sud Cues full sleeves, SEATON PERRY, Fine Henrietta Tea Gown, in Pin! and ribo: = iepristio ‘ea Gown, ik, lace 2 “PERRY BUILDING," 9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Established 1840, Fine Cashmere Tea Gown in Blue, all-over embroid- ery, cream trout, fancy sleeves, $27.50. Calico and Gingham Wrappers, $1.25, $1.50, $2. Batiste Wrappers, $3.50 and $3.75, WM. H. McKNEW, Successor to R. H. Taylor, 933 Pennsylvania ave, 1s mb13-2m PB HILADELPHIA Srore. Mohair in all the New Shades, 36 in. wide, only 50c. yd. In Biack Mohsirs, Brilliant and Tamis finish, 38, 40, 46 and 50 inches wide, at 35, Eowx C. Burr & Co OF NEW YORK rt 50, 6234, 73, 85c..81 and @1.20 yd. Weare ¥ showing a line-that cannot be matched. a Silk Warp at 1.26 and $1.50. a 36-in Piaid Cloth Dress Goods in Blue, z Groeu, Brown and Keru effects at 60c. E. Special good vaine, Al in. Stripes in Gray, Tan, Blue, Brown # and Heliotropes only 50c. 38-tp. Zephyr Alma in all the New Color- ingsat 85c, You will pay $1 for it else- where. Ladies’ Ribbed Cotton Vesta, all sizes, at 1z}ge. Fully equal to the 250, goods sold. elsewhere. Corsets, all the Popular Makes, at less than regular prices. Afull line of Thompson’s and R. &G. Cor- pets always in stock. Foster's Celebrated Kid Gloves, $1, $1.35 and $1.75 pair, Every pair guaranteed, CARHART & LEIDY, mh15 ‘xs 7th st, and 706 K st. nw, Foor Trees. > GRAPE VINES, EVERGREENS, SMALL FRUI§S, &o. SHADE TREES, ROSES, &0, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, Of Finest Quality. EVERYTHING IN THE TREE, FLANT OR SEED LINES aT JOHN BAUL'S, o21 Patent Office, mis-nabreren ne T. B. Towszr & Sox. DRY GOODs, 1316 7TH BT. N. W. ARTHUR BURT & CO, 1211 F ST. NW. Aspansavs, ‘THURSDAY, MA # . Tas To Luors. ‘Two important events tomorrow on eur second floor. RCH 20, 1890. Srarna Goons. — Férst: Informal “Opening” of Wraps, details of which | NOVELTIES CROWD OX NOVELTIES AT EVERY im lower half of this column, Secon¢: A epectal slot | COUNTER. EACH DAY FINDS FRESH AND Corseta, PALAIS ROYAL. About the Corsets ina moment. This to ask you first: Please notice the table near door of No. 1119 Penpsyivanis avenue, It's not glove bargains; the glove bargains have been moved back to make room for even more sensational bargaina, You'll thank us tomorrow for this hint. Now let's take the elevator to the Corset Department. 4 gq C00 CORSETS, a4 co i“, "8S oy CORSETS, “my G08 = coRsETS. ‘Those who have never worn a 50c. Corset are wise: those who have know so much of their defects that they must confess they are foolish, Thi® isn’t a 6Uc. article we offeryou. It's our 75c. Hand-made Coutil Corset, made of whalebone, with corded bust and side tteels. We have spent over 8500 this spring in adver- tining thin Corset at lese than the cost price. Of the hundreds who have secured a pair at the special price 90 per cent will be giad in tht future to pay the Feqular price—75e, 4 present loss making a future ain is astyle of advertising that all merchants can’t ‘Understand, nor all people. n CORSETS. FY 3 ty 3 um CORSETS, ‘We have dozen styles of $1 Corsets, but this is our €1.25 Corset offered as one of tom orrow's special sale attractions for $1, Material—White and Ecru Sateen. Styles—medium snd long waists. Those who habit- ually wear this Corset are reminded this is an adver- tisement to attract those who have not tried this make and not for those who have; therefore, only one pair to each customer at $1, Pe ry CORSETS. H it Bs, » 0 3 u eee CORSETS, 855 un TH CORSETS, The “C.P." Venus served as a model for this “ala Venus" Corset, It produces the long tapering waist and high bust. Made of White, Drab and Ecra Sateen, Convenient parlors for being fitted. If you'll try on this Corset we'll certainly make you # customer; if not tomorrow, in the future, tf at CORSETS, E-} CORSETS, 2 8 Ee) CORSETS, Tho “Fasso” or “Pansy” Hand-made French Novelty we sell at 85, This “als Fasso" iss French Corset, made after the same model andis recom- mended by the lady in charge of the Corset depart- ment as being par excellence, why, ing 3 FERRIS' WAISTS. t “Sg ¢ FERRIS’ WAISTS" DG Ryd 5 SoG = FERRIS’ WAISTS, Of course you know that 50 cents is the usual price for Ferris’ Children's Waists and that 35 cents isa special price. Do you know we have the largest va riety of Misses’ Corsets and Children’s Waists in this city? Do you know we make a specialty of Riding Corsets, Dress Reform Corsets and Dress Improvers of eci- entific construction, snd that the lady in charge is practically and theoretically an artist? (Continued below.) THE PALAIS ROYAL. Isronman Orvexixa Or Wrars, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, March 21.) March 22) Our collection is complete, Your verdict is asked. The Istest Paris and London Models are here. The high-priced Imported Novelties sre not relied on to beat the record of March, '89. We trust to the fol- lowing apecial bargains to double our usual sales: ores A PPP, ERE 558g i ites 8 ms aa BPP ER Bas, 83 God PAA EB Bee Sug8- You'll notice they are made of Good Black Silk, very heavily beaded, trimmed with deep jet fringe. A Cape that, according to the credit merchants’ view, is worth $9. 3 naMog SAB gellag te “£3 be hls oli ed foo 88 Yeiy PEE = SE MO W Ww ON RNS French Challie Tea Gowns, figured, with plain color fronts, ribbon trimmings, You'll appreciate these gowns on comparing them with the imported “Gre- cian” gown we'll show you at 825, wwwy PPP. gfe aes Wwwww nok PoP oh 22 WWWwW RRR AA PPP (gg wow ESSE = @6 will transform you into full spring costume, for who's to know the winter dress is under the fashion- able spring wrap? Count the cost of materials used and the worth of the skill shown in the shaping and making if you want a surprise, i (APKET ret AGRE T. Place this Black Diagonal Cloth Jacket beside our 814 Clay Disgonal Tailor-made Isaported Novelty. The same sppesrance to the cloth, the same high sleeves, All youcan surmise is: It may not wearas well, JERSEY. im adding two the perfectform. The high sleeve, less Deautiful but fashionable, A $5 Jersey it should be, $4 SUIT. A size for s four-year-old. Fawn color. White and Browa Braid Trimming. Pleated Yoke and Zousve, High Sleeve, Bolling Cuffa, Larger sizes &0c, more, THE PALAIS ROYAL, Comer Pa ave, and 12th st. n.w., CHARMING CONCEITS IN ENTIRELY NEW AND ORIGINAL STYLES FOR LADIES’, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S COSTUMES. THEN THERE IS A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF NEW SPRING SILKS, COMPRISING PLAIN AXD FIGURED INDIA AND CHINA SILK& SCOTCH CLAN PLAIDS, BENGALINES, BRO- CADES, &c., IN A NUMBER OF EXCEEDINGLY RICH STYLES, MOST OF WHICH ARE CONFINED EXCLUSIVELY TO US FOR THE WASHINGTON MABEET. ‘We also make « beautiful exhibit of Novelties in SPRING DRESS ROBES, chief among them being our special importation of Fine PARIS ROBES, in ex- quisite colorings and simost unlimited rauge of com- binaiions THE GREATEST SALE OF JERSEYS THAT HAS TAKEN PLACE IN YEARS. ‘We have bought the entire stock of a leading Im- porter, comprising 5,000 fine Paris and Berlin JER- SEYS, at the greatest concession in prices ever known to the trade, We will offer them at « Special Sala, be- ginning Tomorrow morning. Asarule a special sale of Jerseys is not in itself a very grest or remarkable event. But the garments in this lot are SO DESIRABLE and the prices SO EX- CEEDINGLY LOW that it will certainly be the great- eat sale of the kind that has ever occurred in Washing- ton, LADIES' TEA GOWNS, ‘Thatever-ready House Dress in all the newest ms- terials and styles in prices ranging from $3.98 to 825. Tn the more popular priced ones we present the two following specials: TEA GOWNS, 86.98 Made of striped Material with Piain Front and Sleeves. Ribbon Bow, New Sleeves, All Sizes, Full Lengths. TEA GOWNS, $7.98, Made of striped flannel, front of cashmere to hsrmo- nize; trimiaed with buttons and loops; shirred at the meck. All sizes, BEADED PELERINES, @10; Heavily jetted, epsulette sleeves, silk lined all the way through ; trimmed with jetted fringe. WE SHOW EVERY REQUIRED ITEM FOR GEN- TLEMEN’S WEAR IN NECKWEAR, SHIKTS (also to order), COLLARS, CUFFs, UNDERWEAR, HANDKEKCHIEFS, GLovEs, JEWELRY, Fach item includes in its assortment every grade, reaching from the lowest priced reliable makes up to the highest quality, The prices charged are the lowest in Washington, L A XN N iL ga yxy BS. L AA RRS a = fun 2°. RAS tut BBR v soo HOR Peug 6% HE pee, UU ERE Go) MMH w kt Gd HOE aa BBR RRR 00 as BP RR 0% fi ee ERE 9 G9 * £E “ov=> m9 420-422-424-496 7TH ST. Srrctar Sare Or Drax Goons AT THOS, J, LUTTRELL’S, 20tn st, and Pa ave now. 1,000 Children's Light-weight Shirts at 5, 8 10, 13, 15, 18, 22, 25 and 28c. each, worth double the wnoney, 500 Ladies’ Vests from 12%. up. Men's Balbrixgan Shirts reduced from 50e. to 3734. Men's Balbrigxan Shirts reduced from 37i4c. to 250. Large lot Regular-made Children's White Hose re- duced toSe. Beautiful line New Parasols and Sun Umbrellas at very low fixures—from 50c. up. Lovely Dress Goods at 12440. Striped Serves, all colors, at 25e, All-wool Henriettas at 50c. 50 White Spreads at 81, fully worth 1.25, ‘The Best Towels in the market for 25. Table Damask from 2c. to $1.25 per yard. One case Bleached Cottons, short lengths, at 6c. worth 8c, Calicoes, 5e.: Ginghams, 80, Gents’ Neckwear at 15ec., sold for 50c. Special. Gents’ Furnishings of all kinds at special prices. Full line of Men's, Ladies’ and Children's Hosiery, Gloves, &e. All kinds of First-class Dry Goods, Call and see us, Our stock is too heavy and must be reduced, Low prices, ad THOS. J. LUTTRELL'S, mhl4-2w 1930 Pa R.W., cor, 20th st. DDD FEE TTT FER RR DD E T F re BB ke r oOEE od DDD Ere T KER Fy MM MM OTT FE ppp MMMM IT Rx g YE Tu BL BB MMM if NONN Eee LD TrrT 00 zr oo i 83 t 00 wi oewti nxn ppp U Uv PPP Ywww Tl NNN DD vU Pep Wey PER B Og w w i NSN DoD uu AND HOUSEFURNISHING BUSINESS. ‘The entire stock of CROCKERY, GLASS WARE and HOUSEFURNISHINGS will positively bo sold out regardieas of cost. ‘No such prices have ever been made before in Wash- ington on this line of goods. LARGE SAVINGS FOR HOUSE KEEPERS. HOTEL and BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS will be . offered epecial inducements. B. HOLLANDER, Agt, ml0O-lm 408 7th st. MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1890. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY ABE NOW OFFERING MESS MACKEREL (salt)............----5ib Packages RUSSIAN CAVIAR. .0.0-y000e-cseescresreeee WEISBADEN PRESEBVEU..............Price Reduced WHITE CLOVER HONEY, Pound pkes—enow white 425 Ninth st P. 8.—If you want something simply tramense in the way of Cheese, try the “Paragon” ~~ 2La _| tw handsome barthen Jare—just received. watue, Ditto, good bu out at cust, THAT WASHINGTON HAS ONE OF THE LARGEST FURNITORE, CARPET AXD UPHOLSTERY ESTAB- LISHMENTS IN THISCOUNTRY. SUCH I8 TRE CASE, HOWEVER, AND THE PUBLIC 18 INVITED TO VISIT ITAND EXAMINE THE STOCK W. B. MOSES & SON'S ESTABLISHMENT, CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND F STS X.W., CONTAINS TWELVE SHOW ROOMS, RACH ONE FIFTY FEET WIDE AND ONE HUNDRED FRET LONG. IN RACH OF THESE EXHIBITION ROOMS Is DISPLAYED A A VARIETY OF HOUSEROLD FUKNISHINGS, AND FROM THE TWELVE COMBINED YoU caw FURNISH YOUR HOUSE FROM TRE CELLAR TO THE GARRET, INCLUDING WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS, ONLY EXCEPTING CROCKERY, TINWARE AND HARDWARE. ON BACH FLOOR YOU WILL FIND BARGAINS ARE OFFERED IN ARTICLES USEFUL 10 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 STOOK, AND AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR, THEY HAVE ON HAND AN ENORMOUS VARIETY OF STRAW MATTINGS FROM $3.50 PEK ROLLOF 40 YARDS UPWARD; OF REFRIGERATORS PROM 82.50 EACH UPWARD; OF BABY CAR. RIAGES FROM 83.75 EACH UP TO 950 EACH, OF WIRE WINDOW SCREENS FROM 250 RACH TO #1.50 EACK, BESIDES SCREEN DOORS OF Ait, KINDS TRICYCLES, VELOCIPEDES, BAM. MOCKS, ROPE FIRE ESCAPES, ARE AMONG THE SPRING EXHIBITION, THE STOCK OF SLIP COVER GOODS 18 THE FINEST THEY NAVE 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 DESEENIN ANY ONE HOUSE THEIR ASSORT- MENT OF RATTAN AND REED CHAIRS, ROCK- ERS, SCBEENS, TABLES, BASKETS, BABY CAR- RIAGES, DIVANS, LOUNGES, SOFAS, &c, 18 VERY INTERESTING TO LOOK aT, EVEN IF NO IMMEDIATE PURCHASE 1% CONTEM- PLATED, THEY WERE ONE OF THEFIRST FIRMS IN THIS CITY IN THE WALL PAPER AND DECO- BATING 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 JT IS ACKNOWLEDGED NO OTHER WATER FILTER EXCEPT PASTEUR'S WILL ABSOLUTELY REMOVE ALL TRE GERMS OF DISEASE FROM WATER, THEY ARE ALso ‘GENTS FOR VENETIAN BLINDS, WOOD CAR- PET AND FLOORING, HARTFORD WOVEN WIRE MATTRESSES, &c. COR, ELEVENTH AND F STREETS N.W., EXTEND YOU A CORDIAL INVITATION TO CALL mi5 AND EXAMINE THEIR STOCK. J cus Lasssvrar, 13TH AND F STREETS, Quotes below a few of the SPECIAL OFFERINGS For This Week. In addition to these there are offered, throughout the entve house, 4 Variety of other GREAT BARGAINS Too numerous to mention, FURNITURE. 100 ELEGANT 3-PIECE ANTIQUE OAK §1 pining sa BKASS TRIMMINGS, CoEN ELD PLATE GLASS. KEDUCED TO #31.50. These Suites are of Solid Usk, superior finish and denn, and are worth JO per ceut more than the Also s Full Line of HIGH GRADE AHOG. . CHAMBER SULLES tu MAHOGA} y VAR ANTIQUE OAK and EENTH ChY (elegant deaigns). KEDUCED 25 PE CENT BELOW FORMER PRICES, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, ELEGANT NEW LINE OF BAB CAKRIAGES. hati Mattan and ¥olishied tow Bodiew hold steal is; Plu aD 4) -ushious sud : Satin Parasula ‘From @7 up, a me and stylish, new pt yt Sey eae peer ALL WAR SSUAETS or scares goex3 yards reduced to aa MATTING. NEW AND LARGE IMPORTATION OF CHINA AND JAPAN MATIING, Royal Dracon (Beainiess, Pency?. . crete ey ay extra Fis 5 Zi Tiese blattinice bave sen fase aud are of (he very fuest Quality dnd mewest Great reduction in CURTAIN AND UPHOLSTEKY DEPARTMENT, Lace Curtaing, v ‘Guods Draperies reduced SURPEISINGLY LOW, = WALL PAPERS AND INTERIOR DECORAT! designs and elects, — sULivs Laxspvren, ee Be 55 719 sew anp srasonaBe Goons 719 EG. DAVIS, 719 Market Space, m5. DRAPERY NETS.—In this department we are show- ing several new effects in 48-teb Goods, striped and figured, at 95c,, €1, 1.25, €1.508, €1.50 to @z.60. 48- inch La Tosca Nets, figured abd striped, @1.25 and $1.50, 45-tuch Point de Kaprit New, 88c., €1.10, $1.35. CBANTILLY FLOUNOINGS.—45-inch Flouncing, 84, reduced to 83, $1.50: reduced to$1.25, 65-inch Gitto.. @5; reduced to #2.95, $3.88; reduced to 1.88, $2.00 ; reduced to $1.38. ‘TRIMMINGS.—All the leading novelties of the sea- son in Blk and Jet Vandykes, also Colored and Persian effects, Crochet Trimmings 4u all widths; Gold, Silver sud Metal Vankykes in grest variety; all widths in Black Fringes, Pisin, Fagcy, Kuotted and Vandykes MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,—Night Gowns—Mother Hubberd, tucked yoke, cambric ruffie, 630., epectal muslin, V-shaped yoke, cambnc Mother Hubbard, five * i F ' i F | ly ply I ti Pict of odd sizes iu Cotton Chemises will H E { | ny i g E