Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1890, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: SATURDAY ..-.March 22, 1990. ‘HE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Cireulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. New York Office: Room 93, Tribune Building. Among the sdditions and improvements made fm the World's fair bill none is more striking then the title given to the working body. It is to be called, unless changed on its passage through Congress, “The World's Columbian Commission.” This is strong, comprehensive, euphonious and honorable alike to the Ameri- an people and to the memory of the great dis- coverer. The United States corporation is dis- pensed with and the commission is incorpo- rated under the law of Illinois. This will ob- viate the objection raised that the right of in- corporation was distinctly denied to the general government except in the federal territory by the convention that formed the Constitation. It is also stipulated that the commissioners to be appointed from each state and territory and the District of Columbia shall be selected equally from the two leading parties of the country, This is wise. In constituting the commission on a party basis of strict equahty of advantages party spirit will be best heid down or nullified. The action regarding the capital sam of the enterprise is more conserva- tive in the new form than in the old) The buildings are to be dedicated on the 30th of April, 1892, the date of the one hundred and third inauguration of President Washington. Right is reserved tothe members of the com- mittee to vote for any other dite than "92 for holding the fair, and the President of the United States shall receive satisfactory evidence that $10,000,000 has been raised or provided for before proclamation is made. The expenditure of the government for all purposes connected with the exposition is limited to the sum of $1,500,000. Now is perhaps the best time for the settle- ment of the question what sort of commemora- tiom should be held at the national capital. Washington is so obviously the place in which to play the official and political program of this great celebration that no voice ought to be raised either in Cougress or anywhere else against holding here some public celebration entirely distinct from but still in sympathy with the world’s exposition to take place in the interior metropolis of the nation. Many suita- ble methods have been suggested of setting up an impressive and nsefal memorial. Schools and teachers for pupils who are re- ceiving elementary instruction are the first requisites of a public school system, Un- doubtedly every one may fairly be taxed to educate the future citizens of the republic in the matters and to the extent which are con- ceded to be essential to intelligent citizenship. Such expenditare is for the public safety. In making it care should be taken that sufficient low grade schools to meet the demand are supplied. When this has been accomplished the higher grades which public liberality has provided are to be wisely fostered. The higher grades in Washington, and especially the High School, are hampered by the provision of the appropria- tion bill prohibiting the increase in salaries paid to teachers in grades now receiving $1,000 ormore, The excellent standing of the upper grades of the local school system should not be injured by restrictions upon salaries which curtail the number and tend to impair the ef- ficiency of the instructors in those grades. The high school is not to be fostered at the ex- pense of the low grades. But the needs of both can be met. oo On Monday the bill for the park along Rock Creek will be voted upon in the House. It isa measure most important to the interests of the city, and one which every friend of the capi- tal with its future development in view will wish to push to a favorable conclusion. Wasb- ington ss the permanent capital of the repub- Jie ig to be adorned with all the ornaments, enhancing natural beauty by art, which the capitals of the old world display. The pic- turesque Rock Creek region will make a park which in time will compare with any in the world. And as 4 resort for the people and as a means of protecting the creek from contam- ination by settlement along its banks, the park will add to the healthfulness of the city. To bring additional beauty and health to the capi- tal is an object for which all may strive without the prompting of a single selfish motive. The general support given to the project by citi- zens of all sections, the unanimous endorse- ment of the Senate, and the approval of the House committee, sll indicate that the popular character of the movement is recognized. a ‘The Philadelphia Times has turned its at- tention to the reformation of the evils of boarding houses and to the care of the suffer- ings of boarders in that town. One man with “marked agitation” complains to it that though his landlady gives them strawberries his in- valid wife is not given a late lunch; another says the butter is so greasy at his house that he cannot eat it; a third bewails the fact that everything he has is put up in the shape of Pie—from chicken to cocoanut; and so on through a tale of woe which must result in preventing immigration to Philadelphia and probably in turning it toward Washington, where our boarding houses are exactly what we would have them; where the beef steak is ‘enderer than love; where the pot pie blossoms as the rose; where the table floweth with milk and honey and the bill comes around as reg- ularly as the hired girl leaves when her services are most needed. New York's highest court has decided that electricity will kill condemned murderersas well sa the wire-touched citizen on the streets, and that it can constitutionally be used to inflict capital punishment Kemmler and several ather murderers consider this decision to be hard on them, and the electric companies main- tain that it is hard on electricity. This claim ie based on the theory that electricity is essen- tially refined and aristocratic in nature, and that it will be degraded if put to base use as a substitute for the rope. But for the sake of the general welfare electricity will have to stand the strain upon its sensitiveness, Se The English House of Commons yesterday by & vote of 231 to 139 refused to abolish hered- itary representatives in parliament, that is to sey the House of Lords. The movement against the existence of that body in its present shape is steadily growing in strength. eae ‘The French have a vision of the restoration ef Alsace-Lorraine because William received Jules Simon with cordiality. The kaiser bas developed even in bis youth an eXtreordinary capacity for disappointing expectation. ———————-— If, ae Lord Salisbury charges, the Irish par- Hamentary party bas its hand on the throttle- walve of crime, it speaks well for it that crime bes diminished. The hand on the throttle- valve appears to be a strong and steady one. —— The eastern manufacturers indicate that they are no better pleased with the western tariff bill than the sugar producers are. But men, when they are Congressmen, do not al- ‘ways vote as they grumble. —————— ‘New York should send some of its monument fund collectors over to strike King Humbert of Italy, who is going to give $200,000 toward a monument to Mazzini in Rome. + ‘William Waldorf Astor would never be popu- Jar in Kentucky. His cards bear the plain in- scription “Mr. Astor.” ————— A Greely coat should be invented for every- day wear having an umbrella for its spinal hi oo ~The tariff will be made s “local issue” in| Gt Washington pretty soon by interminable talk upon it in Congress. ————— axD 2 fore lvauis ave uw, Teieybone a 'y 4 a at v! a) Fi : sge8 cen! term “BARGAIN” it is Bow in connection > spider webs of fashion. Just an item by way of illustration: A Go-inch Aleit Se ee ae variety Limited tos fow—very Jew patterus—but what there are—are exquisite in design. ‘makes im- lee avaat ct Taine : m from GL.75 and $2.50 © yaed—18 teas nts tha Bousty oul cove cost now to get them into the Cones niay,, Those case over ca sm lov, ine os, ind Larose FL Fuot Nixa ours, “Naturally we would think — believe we wor’ ee abor aa li et now. howe wi ow. sone and tat hat settles for She presen * line~NEW LA 1 RUSS! wena phbsskis ate —plain, YE, rea oe ‘6 re atoae the season—and of our stock is complete—but that will if Justis yon in Dolding Beck thinking any tine w sae not The eee “hes — the better the All the ire daylirht affairs. ice the ae tints mone me ‘ae Sote, Japan C1 Crepe Chine, Gauzes aud Nets mean them to perfection—After Lent everything will be gay again—aud these will are lHmited— come ito play. n't forwet they are now—that the and that the prices are lower than, ordinarily—Lower nainé a month agu—Realize these poivts and you will buy quick—or we mistake your spprecia- than we coul: SEATON PEBRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” OTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, _Established Miehes 2080, OGILL & W SE WALEAC NG Practical eck ana Job Printers, st. mw. Expert Workmen. * in} *“Prouswork for tho Trade. ILK SALE-PLAID SURAM, STRIPED SURAH, Ss Fain China suk. Eicured “Ch t KAUR man bie bination, alana Hai at we. A Bantust Senixa MILLINERY OPENING. On Friday, March 28, Mrs, Julia Baer, one of Balti- more’s best known milliuers, will hurd at het mulinery lors, 439 North Gay st, her SPRING OPENING of uuported Hats, Bounets aud 4 rs artistic skill and taste will have couspicuous demoustration in the fich and Prautiful display whic will grect the eyes of the fe Ta it — ow the dat edd. Mrs. Baer rota be piguly @elighted with a visit from the ladies 4 mei JULIA BAER, ere 439 > ) North Ga: Baltimore, _ Grovetano SPRID BanaEe PLAIDS AND ripes; retail Mat ‘where for S0c, We sell them BSc. KAUP MAN'S Double Combination, ial and Isis ithe. 5.8, mve-3t Tue Veny Low Parces AT WHICH WE | SELL SHOULD ‘S$ PROFITS. WE CAN AFFOKD 10 GIVE LOW PRY ICES, ME! ANGABOO LACE, Mw LF SKIN LACE, ADE, MEN'S PATENT LEATHERS, $5.00, $3.50 and LADIES’ OXFORDS, 92.00, $2.50 and $3.00, LADIES’ DONGOLA BUTTON, HAN. ADE, 93.90. CHILDREN'S “HAND-MADE pr aTo™. 82.00 and $2. u Rl TTTT ™ g8S, BS Eo Be TET oT sSSs Pea e pe tS tes ‘uw ROE of Sus8 5 ABTHUR BURT & CO, mb22 1211 F ST. NW. CH SERING HENRIETTA, BLACK AND acting, ‘Spr ishiuerey Black nc ac RAGEMAN" "S Double Cot Combina- Berweex Seasons, Commencing Monday morning, March 24, and con- tmuing throughout the week, JULIUS LANSBURGH, Cor. Thirteenth and F sts, offers the following: 100 Solid Oak Bed Room Suites, with Patent Drawer Guide, Exceptioually nice. Worth 35; will sell for 822.50, 100 Solid Oak Bed Room Suites,with Large Dresse1 Beveled Plate, with Patent Drawer Guide. Price ¥: cheap a . 100 Hair Mattresses, 40 pounds. An excellent}one for 88.85. Is this not low? 100 Woven Wire Ccmfortable Spring Mattresses (warranted for > years), Will be sold at 83 per pair. Can this be outdone? 1,000 Solid Oak Closely Caned Chairs, for Bed or Dining Rooms, $1 each; Rockers to match, $2. Come snd see these, You will buy, as they are,exceptionally cheap, 12 Parlor Suites to close; they are solid cherry, covered in Tapestries or Silk Plushes, Our price {or week commencing Monday, March 24, will be $55 each New York houses ask @80 for same. 500 Oak Tables. $1.60, os Parlor Tables, in Oak, Cherry and Walnut ‘We will sell in our Carpet, Furniture, Wall Paper and Upholatery Departmeuts oe ‘at low prices during the week commencing Marc! Everything cut to LOWEST PRICES, JULIUS LANSBURGH, m2? 13th and F ate. INCH SPRING FAILLE, BLACK tae ok. 2s, AG-inch Surin Serge. Blac pring. be! Colored, KAUFMAN'S Double ots i241 and 1 isis 1ith st ae. Panapeiean Sroar, 100 dozen Ladies’ Ribbed Cotton Vests, low neck and short sleeves, sizes small, me dium and large, only 123¢c. each. A Special in Gimgbam Aprons, two yards of good giugham in each and well made, only ‘20c. exch, Ladies’ White Check Naizsook Aprons, ouly 150. each. Ladies’ Unbleached Balbriggan Hose, full Tewular made, all sizes, ouly 1Z}¢c. Special Offering tn White Goods, India Linons, Victoris Lawns, Plaid and Stripe Lawneand Natnsooks Persian Lawns, Plain, Dotted and Fancy Swiss, Pisin Nainsooks aud Cambrice. Embroideries in great variety, Lace Drap- ery Newandé Flouncings. . Agrest tumble in Ribboma No.9 Crown Edge AJi-silk Moire Kibbons, all colors, only 12he. a yard, Just yr tac digs the Boys’ Outing 6 oe Waiats, sizes 5 to 13, ouly CARHART & LEIDY, 928 7th st and 706 mom Pe oSee See . és rou sooty ¥ 'D.¢.. SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1890-TWELVE PAGES. a a a EE Srna 1890 OPE RIT ‘We would call your attention to our SPRING OPEN- ING, which will take place on ‘TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23 AND 26. We shall show one of the largest collections of TRIMMED HATS, TOQUES AND BONNETS IM- PORTED and of our own designs, comprising all the latest de- velopments of MILLINERY ART ever shown {n the city, besides all the latest creations in MILLINERY NOVELTIES, ‘We will be pleased to have you and your friends call and inspect them, THE BR 00 nN B BOO NX N Be oo eke BB 00) ON NN MM Mi coo H HR EEE MMMM rr RRR. co HH E Mam 2k RR & o BME EF MMMaA AR R ©CCO H H ERET 0 CARDS. 316 7TH BT. N.W, at BBB A RK! GGG. NN ON SSg BoB Aa RR SOD OA HNN WS BBB AA KRR G SA HR RSE Ms BB ASA RK RG GG AAA NNN 3- BBB A AK R GGG & 4 tN NN Sgs8= 40 KEDUCE STOCK PRICES HAVK BREN CUT ON OVER SEVENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS' WORTH OF GOODS. THE FOLLOWING WILL GIVE AN IDEA OF THF BARGAINS. W. B. MOS"8 & SONS, ‘Cor. 11th and F sta. h.w, arQURHOLSTERY, DEPARTMEFT. farda Fringe, 15¢. Reduced to 5c. ards Fringe, 25c. Reduced to 10c, ards Fringe, 50c. Reduced to 2c. ards Fringe, short lengths, at % their val rds Stripe Scrim, 13¢.. Reduced to 10c. ‘ards Stripe Serin 1 aaa 1,200 yards Shade Fringe redu Just received, 500 5 to 85, Cedar Chests from 89 ofeuie pieces 50-tuch Striped ana Plain Linen for Loose vere, 0 H-inch, fc os? sce 3 ined Striped Linen for Loose Covers, ‘35e. ‘Adjustable Wire Window Sereens from ‘5c. 4 7 Wire Screeus made to order from 7c. to 81.50, ee Screen Doors from @3 up, 500 Shades on apriny rollers, 25c, 2 maar 300 Shasles ou beet eprian Boils bos, Shades are of the best material to close out, CURTAINS. White Apwitque Laces, #4. Reduced from sem ane Laces, $4.50. Reduced from ee Red Applique Laces, $4.50. Reduced from bere Biack and Gold Applique Laces, $6.50. Re and White Embroid- $3.79. Ecru “Batate ith Wine, glive and Blue Em from $8. broldery, #4 pair Point Colbert Laces, ne “ieduced from g10. 4, fal Point Colbert Lac Reduced from ir Point Colbert iy $250, Reduced from ‘ pair Point Colbert Laces, $5.25, Reduced from #11, WALL PAPERS. Aline of fine specialties in Wail Papers of the new- est aud most approved styles at correct wives. No sccumulsted. oe iat to ge get xy aiany of our papers are designs that have only been aol largest dealers, hence the advantage in purchasiug these gooods. They are not seen in every house you enter. We guarantee our work. Fresco painting 10 all its branc! =) tes an: FURNITURE DE BubAkivent. S-plece Parlor Suites, bund-carved lege combiuauion colors. Price @rae the p-piece ae ee, DE ge ot spring edice, covered in tapestry an fringe. Price sh This week $145 bf Standing Gabinete cary. imitation oe a nicely carved, with four bevel Freuch som ee claw feet, Price $30. Reduced uh #25 one ee Standing Cabinets, Kenic yas mshogsny, F Sep tn ig one large bevel French mirror et —— ae cs te zie P Cabiaek 1; prea with a St jandine nets, very fine! tour Taree French bevel saittere fn tie Price 860. Keduced to $0 one week. Student Chairs, antique oak trame, covered in French velvet. Price 1% keduced 14. Student Chairs, solid walnut frame, re" — plus trimmings. Price $12. Trou-frame Invalid's Chair, with, three cushion to tapestry; ‘thin chiar makes s perfect I gyal Bod Sr Chi oo red in French cretomi rm Chair, covet in ich cretonne, Price $40, Than weck $356. ‘{lnitation Mahowany, Tables, pillar base, 24-inch round top, Closiuaoue for #3 ead Gil ‘bras ‘Tables, and Painted Tables at Price, Reduced No. 110.—Antigue Oak Sideboards, ud bevel mirrors, finely’ red in tapes- This week cost carved, new design... $22.00 918,00 No. 1089.—Antique Oak 8-foot Bx tension imper spiral tty Jews, Very heavy aud eood pattern." 11.50 8.75 No. 1137. —Antigue Gak Hall Racks: witht bevel late mirrow. 13.00 11.00 No. 11 faboxauy-nnisi” Wali Tacks “cuair sean, with laswe Devel plate. tntrro 16800 14.00 ben eg eg Leadhir-aeat ase i 300 2.50 e Leathe “seal “Bg Fs agus eater Ob sks ss 15,00 10,00 No. 72,.—Atique Pandivte Jango. bevel mirror, ew Ci earner oe Suites, 3 Pieces idol $73. Reduced eno Antique Oak “Finish, Suites, 3 Pieces, neat de: Yann 24430 inches. Kegular’ price #24. ‘educt tiaue, Oak, Finish Suites, 3 Places, co Seta ener Ruta Tat tae ve 2 rem ‘- bet ai | pee "Pie ge Oe bre gi price Ba mart RPE’ patietonia OVER oo ARBEEPE OF ©, PAE EAS J GADPAE A GREAT VAMIETY OF PAITERN gun TIES, WiLL BE OFFERED ress. aes st r0 Mt ANUFACTURE. LF YOU WANT A Per This Is YOUR onoHen at re conliaity iat Mirvite to" cul ad pot 4 carriage Wr We offer to inost complete mock To Gin ae Zenageos ‘strong rin fare the object we will surely ine re ake & special lane Of ‘of this hou Guotts, Ease! Ha tanding Cabiiets, Music Racks, 1 eet Snding Se Mens these beautiful articles 915. Giae G depen Cutting’ Bosna. ret cance se Agito vans: Pek from @2.40 to $30, Wetinve the eltieerater poe to wae, whiah ‘we W,B. MOSES Cor 11th and T. B. , een & Sox., DRY GOOD8, 1316 7TH ST. N. W. ate NGoruE Pp Om Monday, March 24, commences the Moveltien, The goods ontered months filled, The buyers lately seat to New York né wide during the last five montha, The Gred willing hands will tonight dress the ‘Who will offer to check your umbrella on “Opening.” Wehopetomake yousa We larger and more varied than ever before A A At bi £4 Bas 4 ‘Monday's display of Parasols will be an ‘The collection of Dress Goods contains Products of foreign looms, and, there trimmings in quantities and variety not Embroideries of the chespest and most ‘Without question the largest and most Hosiery. Even our competitors concede us Jewelry and Fans; our late importations of ‘The new Handkerchiefs will constitute an ‘The wuperior fit and finish of the Palais confidently ask your opinion of our new variety that the Palais Royal should be, mouth And the men. Can't you persuade ing” on Monday? Their depsrtment, near be overflowing with spring styles and the 1890 GGG. Ss Pe REE TT RSS SOG EY RMR TH RAS & oo Bas8 R RUN NN God Be many have made Washington their ‘we write what earlier residents already Novelties will be offered at actual cost Dew to Washington should also know that considerably leas profits than necessary to credit, Thus you will find that either elsewhere or superior qualitios at the same atthe FE g8S8 THT 9% ENF 88a 6, LUST or So The following explanation may be umns below are the regular prices, the ‘The prices to the right are the Special or eervé this list or ask tobe supplied with Mews Deranruest Sovvenms, (Near door No, 1119 Pennsylvania avenue.) 81 Spring Weight Wool Underwea $1.49 Dr. Warner's “Health” Underwear. 2b6e, Half Hose, all styles... 35e, Lisle and Cotton Half Hose. 50c. Silk Embroidered Half H 680, English Style Scarfs 440. Bearfa, all styles. 250, Scarfs, all styles, 850, “Palais Royal” Dress Shirts. 50c, “Palais Royal” Night Shirts... 1 Spring Novelty Night Shirts, 15c. Collars, all the new shaper 200. Three-ply Linen Cuffs. 470. Suspenders with * Everlasting” Ends. 250. Suspenders, all styles 750. English Dogskin Gloves.. 95c. with automatic fastenings... $1.50 English Derby Kid Gloves. $1.08 Best English Chevrette Gloves. 124. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs..... 25c. Fancy Hemutitched Handkerchiefs. $2.20 Fancy Handle “Gloria” Umbrellas. 83.68 “Conestoga” Silk Umbrellas... 80c. French and English Suitings... 300. Scotch Gingbams,..... 5c, 45-inch Band Border Ginghama. 81 Figured China Silks., 890 10 Per Cent Discount.—10 per cent off the marked prices of all Black Silks, all Ribbons, Bric-a-Brac, all Laces, all Buttons, all Embroideries, all Tes Gowns American Hosiery Vo.'s Underwear, Lace Scarfs and Fichus, Real Gold, Amber and Shell Jewelry, $1 Silk Fringes, all styles .. $1.35 Vandyke Dress Trimmings. 50e. Bik Gimps, all styles, ‘85c. Silk Gimps, all styles. 12%4¢, India Linen. 90, “Fruit of the Loom" Muslin. 85 Bisck and Colored Jackets, all styl: 88 Jackets and Beaded Wraps... $10 Jackets and Connemaras. 916 Connémaras for 814. $12 Connemaras. $17 Lnported Braided Wrap $1.98 Lawn and Percale Wrappers, $1.68 Century Cloth and Gingham Wrappers....81.45 $1.98 Cluster Stripe Satin Parasols. 83.68 Parasols, all styles, $2.89 Parasols, all styles 83.48 Scotch Plaid Novelty Parasols, $6.48 Parasols, all styles... $11.48 Imported Paris Novelty Parasols. $1.50 Carriage Shades, 82.75 Shades, $2.68 ; 82.48 Shudex,, $1.68 24-inch Fancy Handle Sun Umbrellas, 92.98 Sun Umbrellas, all styler... $1.25 “Gloria” Dmbrelias, ail styles, 48 "Gloria," $2.19; #2.20 “Gloria’ 83.68 “Conestoga” Silk Umbrellas... $1.45 Gray Rubber Circulars, $2.28 Irish Peasant Gossamers.... 2.98 Fancy Gossamer Ragians. $5.68 Imported Novelty Gossamers, 25e. Fancy Hose, all styles. Qde. Spring Weight English Bal. Hose 35e, Schopper's Celebrated Hove. 35e. Improved Fast Black Hose, 45c. Biack “C.G." Lisle Hose 49c, Fancy Lisle Hose, all styles. 45c. English Boot Pattern Hose. ‘7Se. Paris Novelty Lisle Hose 91.59 Extra Quality Spun Silk Hose, Rbe. Fast Black Hvee, all sizes. 19c. Swiss Ribbed Bal. Vests. 25¢. do., Fancy Colors. 50. Ribbed Vests snd Pants. ‘75c. Black and Colored Ribbed Silk Vests... THE PALA Palais Royal's Annual “Opening” of Spring since—our importation orders—are all Dave all returned. We have collected far collection is now complete, Over two hun- store in its Spring costume. Even the boys ‘Monday are enthusiastic sbout the coming promise # collection of Spring Novelties gathered here, IS ROYAL! Art Exhibition in itself, BO cheap dumestic goods, only the best fore, an unusually select variety. Dress equaled elsewhere in this city. Laces snd expensive kinds, s collection none surpsss, varied stock of Spring Underwear and Headquarters for Gloves, Lesther Goods, these goods assure the correct apring styles. important feature of Monday's dispiay. Royal's Wraps are so often quoted that we spring stock. Children’s Goods in sveh figuratively speaking, in every mother's the men of the family to attend the “Open- door of No. 1119 Pennsylvania ave., wil offered at reduced prices as a Souvenir of PPP ERE NN N It NN N GGG © OP PE NNNIINNNG @ 8 QR ER NNNILNNNG O° KE NNNIDN NN G GG oo P BEE N NNIIN NN GGG & home since our last Spring “Opening” that know: During the “Opening” the Spring Prices as s Souvenir of the occasion. Thoso The Palais Royal's cash business epsbies the merchants whose businesses are largely lower prices are marked on the goods than Prices. Please consider this when you glance EEX SET EET ES U Vv ke NN I A ae se necessary: The prices to the left of the col- prices you will find marked on the goods, Souvenir prices, Would it not be well topre- one when you call? Lions Sovvenrs Coxrsven, G8e. 4-button Real Kid Gloves..... a0 89c, 8-button Chamois Mousquetaires.. 98c, 8-button Undressed Kid Mousquetaires, 81.25, the Usual 81.48 Quality Mousquetaires..g1.19 0 “Palais Royal” Gloves, all styles...... 91.35 81.80 8-button “Palais Royal” Mousquetaires. .61.68 25c. Taffeta Silk Mousquetaires, .....-...s00ss: 50c, Pure Silk Mousquetaires.., 39¢, Vandyke Lace Collars... 68c, Extra Sizes and Quality... $1.35 Vandyke Sets, collars and cuffs, 25e, Vandyke Point Mull Ties... 2 for 25c. Linen Collars and Cuffs, 25¢. Bilk Windsors, all atlyes.... 19¢, Ribbon Ruching with Lace Edge. 250. Neck Ruchings, all styles,......00 35¢. Gold snd Silver Tinsel Ruching. 35e, Skirt Rufflings, all styles, 3 for 25e. Antique Lace Tidies. 50c. All Styles Card Cases, Purses. 35e, Novelty Antelope Coin Purses., $1 Pocket Books, &c,, all styles...... $1 Chatelaine Bags, oxidized trimmings, 1.50 Extra Quality, oxidized trimmings. 83 Paris Exhibition Pocket Books, real silver trimmings 82.50 21.25 15-inch Leather Traveling Bags... $4 Real Alligator Traveling Bags, 75e. Collarand Cuff Boxes, 350. Domestic Bilk Belts, 50c, Imported Silk Belt: 25e, Canvas Belts, 19¢. 15e. Belt 75c, Antelope Belts, attachment for beg. 7c. Leather Writing Tablets... 85.50 Paris Novelty Writing Tablets. 25c, Photograph Cabinets, 26c. Jewelry, all styles, 50c. Jewelry, all styles, ‘750. Jewelry, all styles... 81 Jewelry, all styles... 82.75 Paris Exbibition Miniature Pins 15¢, Homan Peurl Beads. 19¢, Dress Buckles and Slides. 19c, Oxidized Silver Garter Clasps. 19¢, Japanese Faus, with treble sticks. 50c. Japanese Fans, with donble sticks. ‘75e, Bik Japanese Fans... ve 28.50 Satin Faus, trimmed with artificial flowers..28 $12 Poris Exhibition Spangle Fans. 25 Hand-painted Feather Fans, 82 Ostrich Feather Fans. $1 Fans, all styles. 81.25 Double Gauze Fans, hand painted.. 5c, Quill Feather Fans, spring shades. 18c, Ib, Writing Paper, over 100 sheets... 6c. Packs of Envelopes, SEESEEEER & & 10c. Packs of Envelopes, 25c. Boxes Writing Paper. 15c, Pucks Playing Card: Rolls Perforated Toilet Paper... 25e. Bottles Imported Bay Rum... 350, “Maybell's” Extract. Loe. “Cuticura” Soup... ‘25c, Indestructible Rubber Combs. 15c. Imported Tooth Brushes... 18c, Nail and Clothes Brushes. Se, Cabinet Hair Pins. 30. Papers Hair Pins. CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT | SOUVENIRS, €1 “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves....... 39c, Chatelaine Begs, oxidized trimmings, 39c. Hand-painted Feather Fans. -58e $1.25 Prettily Trimmed Children’s Dresses... 98e 180, Knit Bootecs, all CO108.....s50000-.sse0neee--.-180 Ge. Quilted Bibs....s0....ssrererenses cd alls ROVAL| “= OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTEROP, COR, 1258 AND POE, KY. eau Mascs : ca 22, 1890. FY fr ii i i i e i a i i : A ae 1 i g i if Fj i ats é cu i rr a8 Ht rows of ribbon. 200 100 dozen Ladies’ Fine Swiss Ribbed Gotton Yeats, high and low neck and no io dgen Lede each. Hew Ribbed Vests, to: tle with Hemstiched P pare Lin ihe femstitehed Pure anen Sb ss if oth stitched at 4 yards. 00.50 pes —y Lancest stock of Linen MERE city. Judicious buying, direct from the source of the linen supply, bass «rest NE ON the price, Saves you one, if not two, =r (Second ‘Anew purzie called, “La Grippe” and beats “Furs im Clover.” Three poste and seven wheels of & gradusi The Purale is, after placluy all the wheels on ‘one post in the order of their size, to get them on another post in the same order, moving but one wheel st » time and never mau . Rad one suuall oue. DkESS Iii Mixos, —Bisck and White Hercules Bs to 3 inches 7g. to Boe. iret hoor perce to | SCHIMS —Ruching Serims and Cream. woopmsing £ LOTHROP, mt Lith and F Ove Srock Or Ispu Sans Both in Plain and Figured, was never better assorted. | We can show you ap endless variety. FRENCH CHALLIES just opened and fresh from the New York Custom House. ‘The handsomest lot of ROBES and FANCY DRESS GOODS ever shown in Washington, Achoice lot of SATTEENS and FRENCH, SCOTCH and AMERICAN GINGHAMS. A new lot of BLACK GOODS of ail kinds just opened. A new stock in FAST BLACK HOSE, warranted not to crock, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNA AVE. m22 Suor Trowrns, If you ladies want sgood Boot—a woud wearer—and acomfortable one— the Lions Kid we're selling at $1.98 OUR will “All the LIL” =Trys pair on our “say 80." $1.98 They have all the quality and style that's found in the usual $2.50 and LIONA S3erades. Made on four laste—the Full Opera and Common Sense with # KID modification of each—giving really four shapes, LaDIES' The toes sre plain or patent-leather tipped.—The heels French or Com- BOOTS: mou Seuse. Any sizefrom 1 to 7— any width from AA to E.—snd the AND price—#1.98, You'll find lots of Boots in imita- OUR tion—lots of them, That's one of the best evidences they are superior. $1.98 Success is always copied, But you better tie your faith to the original— BLACK OURS, We guarantee them, THE OTHER. BOTTOM ‘These are nothing new. Our Men's Bisck Bottom Calf and Kangaroo CALF Boots have earned their reputation, Button, Lace or Congress, Four styles AND —London, Opera, Globe and French. All lengths and five widths, The KANGAROO shapes of the human foot have been Studied and the lasts doctored to con- SHOES form to the outlines—That gives you comfort, shape and the right size all ror at the same time. Nonecessity buying bigger shoes than you need to have MEN — ease. The right size in these are what you want. For wear they are surpris- ARE ing and at the price, too—€1.98. We Quarantes every pair, Either know LEADERS. al! about shoes—or else the people you're dealing with, Don't trust to juck, Our way of giving satisfaction or the money is sort of an insurance for you, SAKS AND COMPANY, TRUSTY SHOERS, PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH 8T. mz Ta: Geo. Buavenxscuams Burwise cO."8 CELEBRATED BOCK BEE EXTRA FINE BREW. TRY IT. ‘Telephone call 476. JOHN BAUL'S, pa st., opp. Patent Office, SATURDAY, MABCH 22, 1800, woTIcgE, F As usual whenever © superior article te manufsc- tured fm the Line food supplies, Eiphouss Youngs Company are about the frst to “cstch ob” and offer the same to their customers, Bee display of Cleveland's Superior Baking Powder tm our porth window, We confidently recommend ‘these goods to our patropa ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANT, m2 4.8 Nut a Lt a Mist Soh tbh: OUR GREAT CLEARING SALE TERMINATES EXT WEEK. IF YOU WISH TO SECURE REAL BONA FIDE BARGAINS CALL AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE DURING TRR COMING WEEK [adice 04. 04.50 and 85 Shoes... Next week 62.05 Ladies’ #4 Kangaroo Button,..... indestructible @6 Shoes. Next week #108 Meus’ €3.50 Cork-sole Shoes... Next week #2 Prices of Mens’ Boots cut nearly in half. THESE REDUCTIONS ARE ONLY ON THE RE MAINDER OF WINTER GOODS OR ON SUCH LINES AS WE SHALL DISCONTINUE TO KEFP. EVERY PAIK GUARANTEED THE SAME AS IF YOU WERE PAYING FULL PRICE, WM. HAHN & CO"8 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE THREE )816 7th st. LEADING | lyzz TORES. )231 Pooun'ave's ve pt aera eaSeeinsanshinelaienasSiaeNs Tm ( Grear Sine TE Curormya COMPA’ UAE. Cor Oth and E ste. uw. Washington, D.C nh rm wong take plemsare to inturm tie clothing ‘ne cova buy themselves will gladly “wall Sack ecb oe ane may be secured ry Fine ‘Suits, formerly sold at $18 ‘Aluer’a, worth @25, you may ae, Biack Cheviot Suite, worth 15, for on: RA J,Fine All-wool Corkscrew Suit, worth 16.50, bine. Ail - CEite Ait woot Pugoes Suits that will cost else- ‘© have sevi Ti rales that were 810 to $15 ee Pants that cost to You may take at Men's Fine wior nme Expressing support in the past trusting it a ‘our tege to © “s sacl a may — eve to merit & contipu- GKEAT SYNDICATE CLOT WING ZONT aN, Washington, D.C. © cor, Uth and E eta a.w., Wi Srrixae Goons. NOVELTIES CROWD ON NOVELTIES AT EVERY COUNTER. EACH DAY FINDS FRESH aND 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 AND FIGURED INDIA AND CHINA SILKS, SCOTCH CLAN PLAIDS, BENGALINES, BKO- CADES, &., IN A NUMBER OF EXCEEDINGLY KICH STYLES, MOST OF WHICH ARE CONFINED EXCLUSIVELY TO US FOR THE WASHINGTON MARKET, We also make # beautifal exhibit of Woveltios in SPRING DRESS ROBES, chief among them being our special importation of Fine PAKIS ROBES, in Quixite colorings and almost unlimited rauge of oom binatious, THE GREATEST SALE OF JERSEYS THAT HAS TAKEN PLACE IN YEARS, We have bought the entire stock of s leading Tm- Porter, comprising 5,000 fine Paris and Berlin JER- SEYS, at the grestest concession in prices ever known to the trade, We will offer them at a Special Bale, bo- inning Tomorrow morning. As «rule a special sale of Jerseys ig not in itself a very wrest 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~ ‘est sale of the kind that bas ever occurred ip Washing- ton, LADIES’ TEA GOWNs, ‘That cver-ready House Dress in all the newest ma- terials sud styles in prices ranging from €3.08 to 25, In the more popular priced opes we present the two following specials; TEA GOWNS, 86.98, ‘Made of striped Material with Plain Frontand Sleeves, Ribbon Bow, New Sleeves, All Bizes, Full Lengtha, TEA GOWNS, 87.98, Made of striped @anuel, front of castmere to harmo- nize; trimmed with buttons and joopa; shirred at the Beck, All sizes, BEADED PELEBINES, @10; Heavily jetted, epaulette sleeves, ailk lined al) the way through ; trimmed with jetted fringe. WE SHOW EVERY REQUIRED ITEM FOR GEN TLEMEN'S WEAR IN SHIRTS (also to order), COLLARS, CUFFS, HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, HANDEERCHIEPS, GLOVES, JEWELERY, Each item includss in its assortment every grade, reaching from the lowest priced reliable makes up to the highest qaility. The prices charged are the lowest in Washington, "a [bo AES = BURGH BR G.. imine corres