Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: Statement of the circulation of Tur EVENING STAR for the week ending March MownDaY, March 17, 1890... ‘TUESDAY, March 18, 1590. . WEDNESDAY, March 19, 1890. THURSDAY, March 20, 1890. FRIDAY, March 21, 1890. PaTURVAY, March 22, 1590. ToTat... 290,616 | «+ S344 I solemnly swear that the above fs @ true and correct statement of the circulation of ‘Tae EVENING Stas for the week ending March 22, 180. J. Watt. HERRON, Cashier EVENING STAR Newspaper Co. Subscribed and sworn to before me this twenty-fourth day of March, A.D. 1890. Joun T. C. CLARK, Notary Public. ——> + Saturday was a red-letter day for the capital. The Senate committee on public buildings agreed to the House proposition in respect to the local post office. and there is a bright pros- pect that the long deferred hopes of the city in regard to this building willbe speedily grati- tied. For years the matter has been tossed from House to Senate and from Senate to House in a controversy over the selection of a site. Any action taken by one house in favor of a particular site was promptly neutralized by hostile action in the other house through a combination of the owners of the other sites, The result has been no new post office for Wash- ington and a continuance which promised to be indefinite of the use of discreditable and disgraceful rented quarters, The people of Washington who are more interested in secur- ing a handsome and convenient post-office on any reasonably good site than in forcing the | selection of a particular location have become tired and sick of seeing the interests of the city made the foot-ball of opposing site owners, They honor the Senate committee for placing consideration of the capital's welfare above | the pride of individual judgment in regard to the site upon which the building | should be erected, and for withdrawing | from the position, previous occupied, | of hostility to the House proposition. ‘There are objections to the site selected, as there Would be to any that might be chosen, which | are magnified a hundred fold by the interested advocates of other sites. But these objections will not have much weight with the public, which sees in fancy a handsome, convenient | aud creditable post office located, not upona public park, or in a building with the general department to be kicked out when the occa- sion arises, but inacentral and conspicuous position on the city’s principal street. The overwhelming consideration in favor of the Pennsylvania avenue site is, however, the fact | that there is not the slightest prospect of secur- | § ing @ post office from the present session of Congress in connection with any other site, Washington hopes sincerely that the Senate will imitate the action of its committee, which has been characterized by wisdom and public spirit. ————— = The meeting to be held Tuesday evening will doubtless give the movement in bebalf of a national Methodist university great momen- tum. The presence of the eloquent Bishop Newman will materially assist Bishop Hurst, who is the leader in this important matter. Senator Hawley and other speakera are an- nounced. A great Methodist university at Washington is a desideratum which there ia now no doubt at all will be supplied at an early day. The nation’s capital is the proper place | for such an institution. Twenty years will hardly elapse before there will be a half dozen universities located in Washington, the un- rivalled advantages of which as an educational center are more and more appreciated by the whole country every vear. a The later explanations of Bismarck’s resigna- tion offered by German papers are more satis- factory than the earlier. It is perfectly clear that such a man as the Iron Chancellor would never submit to have what he conceived to be his legal privileges abridged. The hot young emperor insisted upon his right to appoint the subordinate members of the Prussian ministry which Bismarck as president of the couucil re- sisted under the law of 1852. The tone of the Bismarck organs and the comments of the other papers indicate that there is more ill- \ feeling than the public at first thought to exist. j The efforts that have been made to give the | sovereign the role of a liberal ruler and the | chancellor that of an enemy of progress are futile. The emperor is viewed in Germauy, for all his recent pretensions, as a reactionary, | While Bismarck is in no sense an advocate of | political progress and popalar liberty, he is | considered to be at least as gooda friend of the | people as Kaiser Wilhelm. Democratic Ger- many expects to owe nothing to voluntary con- | cessions from either. oo Deposed Dom Pedro wants to renounce all claims for himself and heirs to the throne of | brazil and return there to reside as a private citi- zen. But President Fonseca is uot in favor of allowing him his wish. Tho provisional gov- ernment fears apparently to trust any profes- sions made in behaif of the exiled Braganzas, Perhaps it is right. Dom Pedro is a good man and keeps his word, but others might cause | trouble, The best place for ex-monarchs is in some other country thin that in which they have once reigned. oo If New Yorkers were aa willing to put up| their money for a Grant Monument or a World's Fair as they are to put it up for Patti opera | tiekets they would now have the monument completed and be laying the foundation for a Fair building. ———— In morals Sherif Flack, of New York city, was sluck,—very slack even for a Tammany boss. He entered into a conspiracy to secure a bogus divorce from Mrs. Flack, was sen- tenced to one year’s imprisonment and five hundred dollars fine, and hisson and lawyer, the other conspirators, were iikewixe convicted | and sentenced. A needed warning is given by this case to uuscrupulous fabricators of divorces, OUnee inalong while a New York ety jury rises to the occasion, ———— 3 Forty years have passed since Charles Kingsley thundered in “Alton Locke” against the “sweating” system, and still the London tailors are at the point of starvation from that very system, oo Washington is the political, literary, scientific and educational center of the republic, but as the base ball center it has not yet achieved the ‘Most brilliant success. = ne oe A misused sailor at Newport, K.L, has sued the government for €10,000 damages for ill treatment, a precedent which if followed suc- cessfully will cost the country as much as the proposed new navy will. If when the Weather Bureau is set up over in Secretary Rusk’s office we begin to have good, regular, seasonable weather, and keep it up ‘until 1992, “Uncle Jerry” will be the man for the people’s votes and uobody can stand before hin. To Bismarck has gone to Fredericksruhe where im the sequestered quictude of bis domestic surroundings he can put in twenty-four hours a day thinking of the kind of youth who rushes ig where angels fear to tread, TTTtT H A ERB FFF A RRR Piste PAA TBE. CORNEK OF 7TH AND H STS. N.W. THE SECOND GREAT SALE OF TIN WARE AND : FURNISHINGS. HOUS SPECIAL GOODS AND SPECIAL PRICES, TOMOKKOW, TUESDAY, BEFOKE TEILING *r MARCK 25. HIS GREAT SALE ot OF WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOW- 1G CIRCUMSTANCE, WHICH IS OF GREAZ IN- TEREST Jap: only $1. cont 1 cr. OT ned Chamber Vals, only Loe. Niceiy Japs Handsoruely Jui ws You: E PURCHASED FROM. ON LEBRATED POTTEKIES Ty. U.S. A OF DECORATED DINNER . RED DISHES, VEGETALI. DISHES ARF. ALL SQUARE 5 tc At NEAL ANDT PISCE SO LO ary Japanned Foot Tubs, only 29e. F xtra-beavy auned Slop durs, only 29¢, - ned Bread Boxes, only 29¢. and 39c. uned olet Stands, four pieces, worth $2.48, Cauisters, only 4c. and Ge. Serixa Ovexixa. TUESDAY axp WEDNESDAY, March 25 and 26, 1890. ‘MISS GUSSIE, Ko, 515 11TH ST, BW. it ‘Washington, D.C, MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1890, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY Have Just received another lot of Imported Jams which they offer at $2.25 a dozen. Also another large lot of Choice Stem Cut Florida Oranges direct from the Grove, This fruit is un- Usually solid and juicy and very sweet and fine in | manufacturers who h imned Coflee Pot Liles, only D only 7c. rast itu Spoons, only 7c. wre, only 4e, Vanzed Duppers, only Xe. dice Boxes, ste.: Pep Japyanued Comb Cases, Heavy Linged Spies ‘OOPS, oF Graduated Quart Measures, « Heavy Tin Maffin Pans, omy Se. S quart Dish Pans, ouly Se, int Coffee Pots, only Ke is Sauce Paus, lack Handle Wire Potato M: Strong Stel Moat Saws. on: Wire Bow! strainers, oniy Je. Wire bx« Beaters ovly te Galvanized Haning Soap Dishes only Ze. jandled Milk tans only dc. ¢ Boxes, only Se. ¥ de iy 4c. Tint, 10c.; 4-pint, quart, Se. ers, only Se. ce ty ined Spice be. a Cases containing six boxes aud srater on); Match Sates, $c, ; Bread Graters, 4c. gAvile Corers, 3a; Zine Uilers, 4 Box Graters only 3c. On WAKE SPECIALS—THE A 56-PIECE FRENCH CHINA JEA SET, HAN SOME DECORATION, GOLD LINED, HAS NEVER BEEN SULD LESS ‘THAN @7.48.'OUK PRICE $5.95. A DECORATED ENGLISH CHINA CHAMBER Bid: TH OLAMGE JAK, WOKIH 84.08. OUR RL: E $3.79. ENGLISH DFCCRATED CHINA DINNER SET, RICH DECORATION. NEW SHAPE, WORTH $10.98. OUR PRICE ONLY 87.98. 2 Nicely Decorated Vat Meal Bowls only 9c., worth Good size Decorated Bakers on}: Hahdsonely Decorated Jugs ouly. GLASSW 4 PECIALS—TB Crystal Glass Fruit Bowls only Ruby Glass Gas Globes ouly 39e. sstal Sucar Shakers, pickel tons, only 16¢. ral 4-piece Breakfu@t Sets only 196 Pressed Gobiet= only 2¥e. for six. ; Fruit Funnels, FAIR. SET, H. 4-piece Condiment sets ouly Zoe Csetul Crystal Night Lamps with Crystal Shades only Zle. Crystal Individual Salt Cellars only 13c a dozen, Crystal Glass Cream Pitchers only Hand-omely Engraved Wine Decanters only 4 New Iridescent Hf Gallon Pite 5 w irides Tumblers tom Faucy Pressed Fruit SILVER WAKE SPECIALS—i HE FAIR. PLATED BOTIER KNIVES, NEAT DESIGNS, LTD, SUGAR SHELLS, NEAT DESIGNS, PLATED 1EA SPOONS ONLY 19c. PLATED TABLE SPOOD MISCELLANEOUS SP Bi-feet B. y 1Se, hh Book St ding Cutting Tables sc c F COLD AND DKY AIR VE 1 5S OF SUPE ITY OF FRIGER TORS OVER OF: E E a eee CA. INE EM. 4HE PATI ALE SOLE AGENT ILL Be ONLY 1 EA _ED TO SHOW YOU A ER PRICE, LOWER, >. SOM) AKE OUR LINE £ BEITER OR a OUR: W BUILDING. KLE & CO. -INCH Si 21nd THE FAL Fr COR. 7TH AND Nis. NW. PRING FAILLE, BLACK AND Cor- ; 46-inch Spring Serge, Black and Col- -iueh Spring Wool Debewe, Black and KAUFMAN'S Double Combination, t 3 11th st. me. Tue Ricir Kiso A GOOD UNDERWEAR is a personal satisfaction. Seasous revulate the weights and necessity woverns the purchase. There is a geueral teeling that one must buy necessities for as little as possible. Luxa- ries the price docs not matter so much, Dut every-day things we cannot well do without. All are the lookout for giant qualities at pigmy prices, It ve-feetly natural. We don't mean you slight these matters—not at all—simply economy plays its part. Ours is a good stock for ¥ou to come te with these ideas. There ts nothing skimpy about the quali tea we Slow You, but tue prices are shranuen all It is possible. see— FOR LADIES. RIBBED VESTS—low neck and no sleeves, Silk R: boned—W hite, Cream, Pink and Blue...... is SWiss RIBBED VisTs—same sty peru. 50c. long sleeves... awe MEDIUM-WEIGHT RIBBED VESTS cuit high in * neck with either loug or short sh t ce EXCH BALBKIGGAN ‘S Aw VESTS) AND “DRAW- INDIA G\UZEV and every style, . SILK VFSTS—ribved—in W ‘THY DELICAY® SHADES LN 5! al Li FAST BLACK LISLE—ribbed—Vest ‘America: Company—the best in the couutry—make in Mediuin Gussaimer and Gauzo Weights. FOR CHILDREN, GOSSAMFR and GAUZE WEIGHTS in all the tsiew Wen Leck and long sleeves or suort she either for the vests. ‘The Drawers, Long or Kmcker- bocker—imarked om the same busis us the grown folks. In Underwear—as in other thiues—ilifitting uns dergarments are au abouivation—comfortable ones prizes. The brands we @ are cut and made by ve been in the bi cesstully—for generations. There can be nodoubt as to the superior ty of their products. We think our Teputation is sufficient assurance of moderate price SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” 9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Established 1840. 4635 lt NCH SPRING HENRIETTA, BLACK AND D Colored, ; 40-inch @pring’ Mohairs, Black -ineh LADIES, WE WANT YOUR ATTEN- TION WHILE WE TELL you OF OUR NEW SPRING STOCK oF 909 CLOTHING AND FURNISHING PAL GOODS FOR THE BOYS AND CHIL- AVE DREN. EVERYTHING THEY CaN POSSIBLY NEED YOU WILL FIND 99 HERE AND AT P&I PRICES, Pa. WE PARTICULARLY WANT You AVE. TOSEE THE LOVELY NEW EF- FECTS IN JERSEY SUITS. ALSO 909 THOSE ULTRA-FASHIONALE GAR- PA. MENTS — THE SPRING - WEIGHT AVE REEFERS, THE NOVELTY OF THE SEASON. WE HAVE AFULLLINE OF 909 SIZES AND A LARGE VARIELY OF PA PATTERNS, PRICES FROM 85 TO AVE. 12. OUR STOCK OF FURNISHING GOODS IS COMPLETE. EVERY. 909 THING YOU WANT FROM, A PAIR PAL OF BALF HOSE TO A NOBBY NEW AVE. SCARF, CORRECT IN STYLE, Low- EST IN PRICE, B. ROBINSON & CO., BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S OUTFITTERS, mnt 909 PENNA. AVE. N.W. \M. Suvensexe & Co. THE POPULAR FRAME MAKERS, 312 7TH ST. N.W., Offer you the selection of Five Thousand different Jes of Mouidirgs and Combinations, juality sud Avisu warranted hrst-clags, A saving of at least 25 per cent guaranteed, Can m- ke frame for you while you walt, liver oll ord rs n of 24 hours, . urnish you with any style of Mat desired, Mau a specialty of Portrait Faimec’ Cacry the lacyest line of S16 Proms patents i Sst ae stele Twi pay you to bring youl Phe E25 ‘Special Prices to Artists. = AL SILVERBERG & CO, _m24-co3t? 312 7th at. ROVELAND SPRING NOVELTY Stripes: retail eve 8 Week at BSc. KAL #1 and 1243 11th st. se, Y Prise oats eee flavor—price reasonable. We are also of French Salad goods from the ELPH( ffering the finest brands of Italian and Oil that money can buy. All fresh very latest importations, |ONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 428 Ninth st P.S.—Headguarters for Cleveland's Superior Baking Powder, which mit we fully recommend. EXO, S ESESpneeeeeneea ee ILK SALE—PLAID SURAH, STRIPED SURAH, ‘cured, Piain China Silk, Fi China Silk at KAUF- MAN'S Double Combination, 1241 and 1243 11th ota, m22-3t Srrixao 1890 00 PPP, FER NN N It N GGG ee rr?s NNN iq Sh NG @ Oo GO PPP EE NNN I NNN G oo P E NN INNN GGG. Pp «kER NNN ON NN ‘Goo > We would call your atteution to our SPRING OPEN- ING, which will take place on TUE: SSDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25 AND 26. ‘We shall show one of the largest collections of TRIMMED HATS, TOQUES AND BONNETS IM- and of ourown velopments of PORTED, designs, comprising all the late st de- MILLINERY ART ever shown in 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 RRR 00 NN B's 0% XN HN BBB O O NNN BB OO NNN BBB 00 NONN MM MM A RRI nco 6 AR REE Mum aa hk OO HOR FE MMMM AA RRR OG HHH ER MMM AAA RR GOO HH E_,, MMMa ARK BH COO H H EEKET NO CARDS. 316 7TH ST. N.W, it G this week tion, 1241 and ROVELAND SPRING NOVELTY FLAIDS AND Stripes; retail everywhere for 50c. We sell them KAUFMAN'S Double Combina- 3 11th st. se. 2-3t 1 Lf Tae Fivonrre Saors TOR THIS SEASON, FOR LADIES, saz KID BUTTON. BiB BUMON: HG ABTHUR BURT & CO, mb24 1211 F ST.N.W, OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LOTHROP, OOK, 11TH AND F STS, N.W. Moxoss, Mancn 24, 1890. ‘These are lively times in Silks. We are approuching the endof the cent dilke, and to close the eclat we have “toned” the asso! White stri; Sur aud Chec! Silke, Bilty ceute never before bought their New grade of 28-inch Black Japanese Silk of “Lyons” dye. ‘ihe ligltest, cvol-~ = and ae te? adoiier pox .chwe ‘know to sell fora dollar pes hinegeiaaes of the samme at 81.55, L aud $v. cehhue Black Canton Silk of “Lyon e, Tot. ber sand, : ‘j-ineh Yitcurea Chinese Twilled sil Diack ground with rich, highly-color titres, dewgns, kc. 1 per yard. 24-inch Faucy “Wasi Surah silks, in attractive stripes, checks aud change oe oe te ol per nd > ft floor; secoud aux. k Another canoe for men. We havea wiudow iuli of Men's — Unlsundered Piuted-bosom Shirts, made trom siout, soft mfislin, well mae aud completely finished, at the luw price of Gulgc. eac. (kirst floor, LU1S F st, door.) A Lew supply of Gloves. ‘Iwo new lots Just receiyed—with. all their oriwinal Ireshness aud elasuicity. 6-vuuon Length Biarritz Suede Goves in Grays, Browus «Tans, $1. 6-button Length Gray Chawols sian Mousque faire Suede Gloves, feather-stitehed buck, excellent for sbopping and driving, $1 per peir. «First floor.) Jo Haudeed more boxes cf the Tour. ist Kuching at JUc. per box went ou s. this mt uta . Six yards to the box and tae value. at flour, you Wit ind on a center table in front of the Kibbon Department about 100 jieces of No. ¥Crown~dse Moire Silk Kkibbon, in bright desirable shudes, at = ae of Lic. per yard, ¢ Grirst four) ‘Auother lot of Ladies’ White Mull Ties at luige. each. Splendid value, (First floor.) Thousand Particular ‘ards of ‘Torchon tion iw culied to c. per yard, They are exceediugly well wade, of five husiity aud rauge in widtt frow % to =36 faces, ; First floor. Tite “Acine™ of refinement in. Black Dress materials, It is no wonder that it is “Fasiouabie” to wear Black, fo, wo such fabTics nor effects have been pro- duced previous to this season. Weare showing au elegant line of Black Pattern Kobes. Black Corded Henrietta Cloth Pattern Robes, richiy corded designs run with black silk ribyou, producing a very ele- gant effect, Corded Mobair Pattern Robes—a silk Tarp with mokair weit oF Alliug, p.o- ducing a very hich lu-tre, Black “Novelty” ilk Grenadine Pat- tern Kobes, a combiniacion of Binck Satin Stripes with Plain silk Grenadine, Very recherche. Blac! velty” Pattern Robes of Bor- dered Casiels Hair Grenadine. Black Silk Warp Henrietta Cloth Pat- tern Kobes, with one, two aud three rows striped satin boru: Fr. Abo other ilack Pattern Robes of French Serge, Carinelite, Cheviot, &e. “Lhe handsomest line of pattern robes we haye ever sown. (birst door.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Coruer 11th and F sts, nw, m24 A Buntast Sprina MILLINERY OPENING. ay, March 28, Mra, Julia Baer, one of Bal ti- Peng Ro milliners, wall huid at her millinery rlors, 439 North Gay st., her SPKING OPENING of worted Hats, Bonucts and ioques. Mrs, Bser's artistic skill and taste ve been long appreciated and Will have conspicuous de:nonstration inthe mch and leap ere era ee i greet the eyes of the dies on the dave nained. Mra. Baer would 0 highly delighted with a visit ladies pha ton. ee age ee ee JULIA RARE wh22-6t* 439 North Gay st., Baltimore. Ovr Srock Or Isp Sinks, Both in Plain snd Fisured, was never better sasorted. We can show youap endless variety, FRENCH CHALLIES just opeved and fresh from the New York Custom House, ‘The handsomest lot of ROBES and FANCY DRESS GOODS ever shown in Washington. A choice lot of SATTEENS and FRENCH, SCOTCH and AMERIUAN GINGHAMS, A new lot of BLACK GOODS of all kinds just Someruixe Licurer Tuas Younrz on WEARING. Among the knowing ones our Light- weight Overcoats draw “deep water.” Gentlemen who know nobby garments when they see them—haye worn the finest that personal measurements build—They say ours are ALL RIGHT. ‘That's a gratifying tribute. It means NEW everything about them is as near per- CREATIONS. fection as anything can be, — First of all the fit. You wouldn't FIFTEEN wear the finest fabric in the world if it DOLLAKS did not cling tothe form gracefully HIS sud to yourcomfort. After hard study SEASON we have brought our patterns in cor- COMMANDS rect conformity to the variations of THE the human form. ‘That means com- SELECTION plete satisfaction to the wesrer—no FROM matter what his shape. A Then you look to the shade and HALF fuish, We cau show you a hundred— HUNDRED aud more—different styles—genteel, STYLES plainand fancy Blac! oF shade to delicate Fawn: THE every one of the fashionable colors, LATEST Silk and satin put in consistently EFFECTS aud tastefully. Only the reliable sort— IN too—goes in, We “lap” the seams, LIGHT = Muke some of the collacs of half vel- WEIGHT vet and half cloth—one of the fads of OVEKCOATS the season. OF OUR You don’t pay so much heed to PEKSUNAL quality—with us—you expect that to DE>IGNING be all right. It's a certainty. While AND you are looking to general eifect—first ‘TAILORING. —primarily our thonght ff to the wear, Knowing how—and we do—it’s easy WE — enouh to make ® nobby coat—But CALL reputations are won and held on MER- THEM — 1T5—wearing ones, “THE Quatity is what you pay your money GILBERTS,” for—Quality is what we're bound you AND hall have. YouLL May seem strange—but it’s true—we BE ‘use some fabrics the majority of tail- PLEASED ors cannot carry—Too fine. We have WITH =a trade that warrants our keeping THEM, them in stock—and we do it. $10 to $35 are our prices. $10-it's ‘8 small price—but not too cheap to be goud, $35 is small, too, considering what it represents; but it's in rivalgy with the 850 and @60 work of tailors —end wins—every time, SAKS AND COMPANY, FAULTLESS CLOTHING, epoarvanta ave axp axvesta st, | Gaxrs Sure Spb, A oa = 10th st a. A new stock in FAST BLACK HOSE, warranted net tocrock. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, m22 919 PENNA. AVE. Tur Geo. Baversscumpr Buewixe 00.8 R EE RRR RR ON DRAUGHT BY ALL OUR CUSTOMERS ON AND AFTER SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1890. EXTRA FINE BREW. TRY IT. ‘Telephone call 476. m21-3¢ Aspanaava, Extra Quality, Very Large, Entirely White, Sufficient for Six Persons in ® Package. Price Low. NW, BURCHELL, m20 1925 ¥ st aw. AND PRESSED FOR §1. 705 9th at. n. 122y 82d st, Went Wasblagton: SE Ga Se ee oud Your presence requested tomorrow to the Thirteenth Annual GRAND SPEING OPENING of Imported Dress Goods Novelties. Printed lists of the Souvenirs Of the occsaion will be found at all departments. me A ft A 8SS3 ere SF A ES ; 2h SAH ase RRR 00 - eh for So ty ff EES F fh = SP" Left of this column cohdigenortaeirevhates 2 the prices marked on the goods, To the right are ‘special prices quoted for the “Opening.” 30c, Scotch Gingham... 2 45, 45-inch Band Border Ginghams.. 400 $1 Figured China Silks, 890 10 Per Cent Discount.—10 per cent off the marked Priees of all Black Silks, all Ribbons, Bric-a-Brac, all Laces, all Buttons, all Embroideries, all Tea Gowns, American Hosiery Uo.'s Underwear, Lace Scarfs aud Fichus, Real Gold, Amber and Shell Jewelry. $5 Black and Colored Jackets, all styles. $8 Jackets and Beaded Wraps. 10 Jackets and Connemaras. $16 Connemsras for 814. $12 Connemaras. $1.98 Lawn and Percale Wrappers... $1.68 Century Cioth and Gingham Wrappers. $1.98 Cluster Stripe Satin Parasol: $3.68 Parasols, all styles... $2.89 Parasols, all styles ....... $3.48 Scotch Plaid Novelty Parasol $1 68 24-inch Fancy Handle Sun Umbrellas, 82.98 Sun Umbrellas, all styles. 81.25 “Gloria” Umbrellas, ail styles. $2.48 “Gloria,” $2.19; $2.20 “Gloria” 83.68 “Conestoga” Silk Umbrellas $1.45 Gray Rubber Circulars. $2.25 Irish Peasant Gossamers $2.98 Fancy Gossamer Raglans. 25e. Fancy Hose, all styles Bde. Schopper’s Celebrat d Hose.. 35e. Improved Fast Black Hose. 45c. Black “C.G.” Lisle Hos»... 49c. Fancy Lisle Hose, all style: 45c. English Boot Pattern Hose... ‘T5c. Paris Novelty Lisle Hose... 19¢, Swiss Ribbed Bal. Vests. 25e. do., Fancy Colors.. 50c. Ribbed Vests and Pants 75e. Black and Colored Ribbed Silk Vests .. 39c, Cambric Corset Covers. 68e. Cotton and Cambric Undergarments,, 75c. Underwear, all styles, 98c. Gowns, Drawers and Skirts. $1.25 Cotton and Cambric Garmen! $2 Lace-trimmed Gowns and Skirt 59c, Summer Balmoral Skirt: €1 Corsets, every puir warranted. Corsets, made of whalebone, 123¢c. India Linen, 12)gc. Check Muslins. 9c. “Fruit of the Loom" Muslin | these govods. | one week. | covere, | Freneh Plate 81 Hemstitched Piliow Cases and she-ts.. $2 Hemstitched Pillow Cases and sheets. 25e. Knotted Frinve Damask Towels. 19¢, Pure Linen Daraask Towels. 6Xe. Stamped Bureau Scarts 25 Stamped Pillow Shams and Slashers. 85e. Stamped Hetstitched Scarfs, Se, Linen Handkerchiefs, all style Hand-embroidered French Linen Hakfs. - Hemstitched Japanese Silk Handkerchi G8c. 4-button Real K.d Gloves... 89c, 8-button Chamvis Mousquetaires, 8c. 4-button Undressed Kid Glove: 84c, 8-button Pig Skin Mousquetaires, 9c, Warranted French Kid Gloves, 1.50 “Palais Royal” Gloves, all styles, $1.80 8-button “Palais Royal’ 25e. Taffeta Sik Mousquetai 50c. Pure Silk Mousquetaires.... 30c. Vandyke Lace Collars, GSc, Extra Sizes and Quality. 25e. Vandyke Point Mull Ties, 2 for 25c. Linen Collars and Cuft 25e. Silk Windsors, all styles. 19. Ribbon Ruching with Lace eck Ruchings, all styles, . Skirt kuftlinzs, all styles. 3 for 25c, Anuque Lace Tidies. 25e. Pocket Books, Curd Cuses, Purse 50c. All Styles Card Cases, Purse B5c. Novelty Antelope Coin Purses, 50c. Seal and Antelop: Cha: $1 Pocket Books and Chatelaine Bay: 3.39 Paris Exhibition Chatelaine Bags. 3 Paris Pocket Books, real silver trimmings 1.25 15-inch Leather Traveling Bays. $4 Real Allicator ‘Traveling Hays. 75e. Collarand Cuff Boxes. . Canvas Belts, 1c. 15¢, Bell 7dc. Antelope Belts, attachment for bag. Te. Leather Writing Tablets, 5c. Jewelry, all styles. 81 Jewelry, all style 82.75 Paris Exhibition Min.ature Pins, 15c, Roman Pearl Bead: 19¢, Dress Buckles and 19¢, Oxidized Silver Garter Clasps. 1c, Japanese Fans, with trebie stick . Japanese Fans, with double sticks, 75e, Silk Japanese Fans. $8.50 Satin Fans, trimmed with urtificial flowers, $2 Ostrich Feather Faus . $1 Fans, all styles, 59e, Quill Feather Fans, spring shad: 18c. 1b. Writing Paper, over 100 sheets, 6c, Packs of Envelopes. 10c. Packs of Envelopes. Se, Boxes Writing Paper . Packs Playing Cards. ¢ Rolls Perforated Toilet Paper. . Bottles Imported Bay Rum., . “Cuticura” Soap. Gc. Castile Soap (usually Sold at 10c.) 50c. Bair Brushes, all styles, c. Indestruetible iubber 15c. Imported Tooth Brushes 18c. Nail and Clothes Brushes Sc. Papers Hair Pins... Se. Papers English Pins 20c, Feather-weizht Dress Shields, Soe. yard Piain and Fancy Uk Elastic, CHILDREN’S SPECIAL PRICES, 25c. Children’s Fast Black Hoe, all sizes... $1 “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves. 25e. Silk Windsor Scarfs, all styles........ 30, Chatelaine Bexs, oxidized trimmings. 29c. Hand-painted Feather Fans, Sc. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs. 19, Nurses’ d Waitresses’ Caps. 25c. Nurses’ India Linen Aprons. 35e. Infants'Cambric Slips, 81.35 Infants’ Nainsook Slips. 550, Infants’ Skirts, Tac. Children’s Dresses. $1.25 Prettily Trimmed iren’s 50c. Boys’ Shirt Waists, all styles, 39¢, Flannel Shirt Waists. 75e. Laundered French Percale Wai-ts, 68c, Infavts’ Hand-made French Caps.. $1.15 Paris Exhibition Novelty Caps, 98c, Shirred Hats, French styles $1.75 Colored Novelty Sun Hats, 19c. Knit Bootees, all colors, He. Quilted Bibs. Be 10 percent off marked prices of all Suits, Jackets and Wraps, ited MEN’S SPECIAL PRICES. (Near door No, 1119 Penusylvania avenue.) 3 getelee ee 50c. “Palais Royal” Night Shirts, @1 Spring Novelty Night Shirts. ala : Die. Reduced 1,200 yards Shade Fringe reluced to se. ? & daet received, 500 Hamntuocks from 8125 to @3, ‘Cedar Chests from 80 to, $2) bt Regen SUsinch Striped ana Plain Linen for Loose 20 pieces 38-inch Striped Linen for ‘Loose Covers, 250, Good value at 5c. ‘Adsuatable Wire Wiudow Screens from Se. to ire Screens: le in To Seren Doors from #3up. toe © E190. S08 Chedec on best speing weal he, Shades 300 Stiades on best spring are of the best nateriat. tumde upto tose Date LACE’ CURTAL ed Jut White Applique Laces, 84. Reduced trom 2 {Pet Bine Applique Laces, €4.50. Reduced trom 4 pair Red Applique Laces, €4.50. Reduced from T5e, 810. 2 pair Black and Gold Applique Laces, @6.50. Re- oY pair Bers Matiste with" Wine, Olive and Bi pair Ecru +S Vine, Olive an ue Em- brollery, 83.25. Reduced frem wt 1 Tu Batiste with Bue aud White Embroid- ery. $3 Reducrd trom $0. S'pair Ecru Batiste with Brown and White Embroid- ery. $4. Reduced from &3. ‘vaur Ecru Batiste with Kedand White Embroid- “J. 2 Frege — vogel ou: Bn Syair Ecra Batiste witu Wine, Olive and Blue Em- broidery, #4. ieduced from 85.75, 1 pair Point Colbert Laces, $4. Heduced from 810. J pair Point Colbert Laces, $3. Reduced trom 7.5 od Put Point Colbert Laces, $2.50. Reduced tem 73. pur Point Colbert Laces, 85.25. Reduced from $ WALL PAPERS, Aline of fine spec ~ in Wail Papers of the new- est aud most approved styles at correct prices. No accumulated oid stock to get rid of. Many of OUF paj ers are designs that have ouiy beeo sold to the lnrwest doalers, hence the advantage ip purchasiug They are uot seen in every house you ter. We guafautee our work. Fresco painting in 1 tts branche Estimates and designs furnished. FURNITURE Di. PARTMENT. 5-plece Paflor suites, hand-carved frames, fluted legs, combination colors. Price $75. ‘This week $69 piece Parior Suites, very larce, over-stuffed, sprit ede, covered in tapestry and plush, #ith fue fringe. Price $160. This week $145, piece Parlor Suites, very finely carved frames,cov- ¢fed in extra-fine quality of silk plush, Price 890. Reduced to 870 for this week. Standing Cabiuets, cherry, imitation mahogany, nicely carved, with four bevel Preuch plates, ti some brass claw feet Price $30. Keduced to Standing Cabinets, imitation mshorany, oxidized trimnu, ove large bevel French wirror ig the back. Price $.8. Thus week $2: tanding Cabinets, very finely carved, with French bevel mirrors in tie back. Pree Keduced to @50 one week. t Chairs, sutique oak trame, covered in French: Price $18. heduced to & it Chairs, solid walnut frame, covere.! in tapes- 8 “ae plush trituumings. Price 81 This week Iron-frame Invalid's Chair, with three cushions, B tapestry; this chair makes a perfect bed. S22 Reduced to & 1 Royal Bed Arm Chair, covered in French cretonne, Price ¢4). This we k $30. 3, Pillar base, 24-inch 4 Imitation Mahogany fat round top. © vut for %: nea Gut Tables, Bruse Lables, anu Painted Tables at cost, Price, Reduced to 110.—Antique Oak Sideboards, re be! Antigue teusion Tab. very heavy a1 No. 1137 Zovd pati que Vak Hal, plute mtrrow.. jaboxany-huish Bal Ar seat, with large i pla’ No late ame Leather Spring-seat hand-carved tacks... 15.00 10.00 3 Usk Wardrobe 1 mirror, new pe . 50.00 42.00 rige Quarter: % teces, Bevel, iwror, SUX price #75. Reduced to su Autique Usk Finish Suites, 3 Pieces, neat desien, glass <4330 inches, Regular price $24. Meduced to $20. Antique Oak Finish Suites, 3 Pieces, class 20x24 Anche K price ~ Reiuced to @1s. w wing of these Autique Uak-finish E very tastefully desurued, large round revch-plate Mirror, Kegular price $42. Ko- duced to $30. CARPET DEPARTMENT. OVER 10,000 YAKDS OF CALI TS, Ad VARIETY OF PALTE: QUALITIES, WILL BE OFFEKE. Cost TO MANUBACTURE. IF Yo) THI Is YOUR OPPORTU i NOTIC Those wishing to pur Carriaze we cordially iny luost complete stoc! Lage @ Refiizerator or Baby ite to call and examine our We otfer to you agvod stroug Buby Cat 75. We will upholster you one to order and if prices are the object we will surely i- terest you, as we make aspecialty of thiscluss of Work. Bamboo Goods, Easels, Serecu Frames, Hunsing and ding Cabine Javk elLaneons asso’ remarkably iow tieures, $15, Gdezen Cutting Boards Cutting Lables trom & frierators from peu: 8 and Tricyeles trom & We have the best Refrigerator now il use, Which we guarautee to prove us represented, B. MOSES & SONS, wv 11th und F sts.n.w. Bou Bicycles, Veloci- ’ Punapecenn Sronz. 100 dozen Ladies’ Ribbed Cotton Vests, low neck and short sleeves, sizes sual, me- dium aud large, only 123gc. each. A Special in Gingham Aprons, two yards of yood gingain in exch aud well made, only 20e. each. Ladies’ White Check Nainsook Aprons, only 15e. each, Ladies’ Unbleached Balbrigzan Hose, full regular made, all sizes, only 12ige. Special Offering in White Goods, India Liuons, Victoria Lawns, Plaid aud Stripe Lawnsand Nainsooks, Persian Lawns, Piain, Dotted and Faucy Swiss, Plain Nainsooka and Cambrice. Fmbroideries in great variety, Lace Drap- ery Neisand Flouncings. Agreat tumbie in Ribbons, No.9 Crown Fave Ali-silk Moire kabbons, all colors, only 12ige. a yard, Just received a lot of the Boys’ Outing Flannel Shirt Waists, sizes 5 to 13, ouly . exch. CARHART & LEIDY, O25 7th st and 706 K st nw, B Uv MMMM SSg Ba og § G Muay 7 8 pon AA vy Sas, bas a 4 UU a Say3 POPULAR SH@PPING PLACR, SEVENTH STREET. SPRING WEIGHTS, WRAPS, SUITS, &c. In this changeable weather you cannot be too care- with your outer wraps. Itis imperative that you should have one sujtabie for all changes of weather. 7 ee ee ve You seen OUF maken: Wrayat “Novelties in bol linported and’ Domestic Goods, The lowuess of price will surprise and please 1u as Well as the Leauty of atyle. * the followinw area few specuis now in the depart- ment not always to be had. $6 Counemaras in Black and Navy, Pretty styles, SPECAIL 4.75. €4 Swekinette Jackets, Tailor Made, Black only, SPECIAL 83.25. Accordion Plaited Dress Skirt (pleited ell around), ‘made of Fine Black Brilliantine. You can't the Goods aud have it made under $12. We offer them SPECIAL FOR 89.50. just received another shipment of those rY : wy and Garnet, We expect these wiil go as iust as the Arst lot. 100 Ginghuin aud Calico Wrappers, new styles and usual price, $1.50, SPECIAL 81.20. SHIRT WAISTS. Everything that is new and we now have ty wil uot find elacwhere, “Special oCU Laundered Percale’ Shirt "Waiste” in new designs FOR 480, RACH. ART DEPARTMENT PICKINGS, eB. — ag low are x8 Down Pillows, sateen covered, 98c. ‘5c, Collars, ail the new shspes........ others sold in the seine manner tioned: 20c. Three-ply Linen Cuffs......” yard knpbroltery die i olor rt —_- a doz. SPRING WEIGHT UNDERWEAR. of a lange stock of we select the two are s, We rise Ribbed Vesta, high Te ule wea oe ‘Sse. woods, tor . Baws THE PALAIS ROYAL, A. LISNEB, Proprietor. Cor. 12th st. and Penn. ave. mae mil 7TH STREET. Berwers Srasoxs. Commencing Montay morning, March 24, and coa- Unuing throughout the week, JULIUS LANSBURGR, Cor. Thirteenth and F sta, offers the following 100 Solid Oak Bed Room Suttea, with Patent Drawer Guide. Exceptionally nice, Worth 63 $22, 100 Solid Oak Red Room Suites, Beveled Plate, with Patent Drawer Guide. cheap at ¢40. 100 Hair Mattresses, 40 pounds. An excellent{ one for €8.85. Is this not low? 100 Woven Wire Comfortable Spring Mattresses (warranted for 5 years), Will be sold st @3each Can this be outdouc! 1,000 Solid Oak Closely Caned Chaira for Bed or Diving Rooms, $1 each; Rockers to match, $2. Come and see these, You will buy, as they are exceptionally cheap, 12 Parlor Suites to close; they are solid cherry, covered in Tapestries or Silk Plushea ar price tor week commencing Monday, March 24, will be @53 each, New York houses ask $80 for saiue, 500 Oak Tables. 1.60, Fig 3 Parlor Tables, im Oak, Cherry and Walnut ‘We will sell in our Carpet, Furnitare, Wall Paper and Upholstery Departiue sts every thing at Jow priced during the week commencing March 24, Everything cut to LOWEST PRICES. JULIUS LANSBURGH, 13th and F ste, $$ : ‘ Tur Giear Sy PICATE Crore ov. 3 S.E. Cor, 9th and E sts. u.w., Washington, D.C We take pleasure to injorm the clotuing buyers that we have been able to secure our budding lew ouKis fo dispos: of our stock of Clothing, and inorder t thie we will certainly gave you prices lower tun ever, Me invite all to come aud see us. aud those who dow't buy themseives wil giadly tell their friends where y be secured i Lreas Suita, formerly wold at 618 0 225, viuce Alberts, worth # Ri toe Black Cheviot Suita, worth @15, for £08 gop iMe All-wool Corkscrew Suit, worth $16.50, jor 89 50. Hine Ail-wool Business Suits that will cost elee- Where@15 for #11 We have several clicaper grades that were $10 to 815 ay take at $4 and $7.00. ® Fine Taior-muud’ Dress Pauts that cost to acture 27.00 for #4. wer grade wor-h go, for #2 4 gates Working Pants, sold wisewhere at $2.50, for Suits, from 14to 18 years, for and $5.60. you may take at 1 30, 0. Now please rem Li er Our KoOds are here for your inspection, aud if you give usa call we Will assure you Jou will nOt lewve disappotnted, as We Will sell ou OUF Is and eave you + pe Expressing our ain- thauks for your Upport in the past wud vilege ty merit a continu- Pespecttully your CLOLMING COMPANE, S.c. Cor Yiu and E ets a.w.,Washington, Duc. DRY GUODs, 1316 7TH ST. N. Ww. All-wool Lac Woor-tace Cactin Henrietta Casun - wiste, au al 16,40 1m, wide, Se, All-woul Dress Goods, 135 yurds wide, 50c, Fruit of the Louis Bicached Cottun, Sie, Fallow Case Cotton, 10c SLeetinat, 24y yards wide, 17 and 18, White Goods in bewutif ul'stylestur Aprons or Dresses. Me have jut received @ live Of slack Ca-liuuere Is, simivie or double, under the regular price. rer vtai Seri, Full Lue of Par: All-wooi Waite Flannel, 18, 20 ane Clark's 0. NOE Spool Cottor Geuts’ Balbrigvau Shirt Ladies’ Libbed Vests, 10c. 2 ull Line Boys’ Shirt Waists and Kuee Pants. m2 Spring 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, BRO- CADES, &c, IN A NUMBER OF EXCEEDINGLY KICH STYLES, MOST OF WHICH ARE CONFINED EXCLUSIVELY LO US FOR THE WASHINGTON MARKET. 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 aud almost unlimited rauge of come buations, THE GREATEST SALE OF JERSEYS THAT Has TAKEN PLACE IN YEARS, We have bonght the entire stock of a lesding Im- Porter, comprising 5,000 fine Paris and Berlin JER- SEXS, at the greatest concession in prices ever known to the trade. We will offer them at 4 Special Sule, be- Sinving Tomorrow morning. Asaruie S special sale of Jerseys is not in itself e Very great or remarkable event, But the garments im this lot are SO DESIKABLE and the prios SO EX- CEEDINGLY LOW that it will certainly be the grwat- est sale of the kind that has ever vccurred iu Washung- ton, LADIES’ TEA GOWNS, , ‘Thatever-ready House Dress in all the newest ma terials and styles in prices rauging from 83.8 to es. In the more poplar 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, Ail Bizea Full Leuyshs, TEA GOWNS, $7.98, ‘Made of striped flannel, front of cashmere to barme- nize, trimmed with Luttons and loops, shirred at the weck. All sizes. BEADED PELERINES, 810; Heavily jetted, epaulette sleeves, silk lined all the way ‘through ; trimmed with Jetted fringe. WE SHOW EVERY REQUIRED ITEM FOR GEN- ‘TLEMEN’S WEAR IN NECKWEAR, SHIRTS (also to order), ‘COLLARS, CUFFS, BOSTERY, UNDERWEAR, BANDEERCHIEFS, GLOVES, JEWELRY. Esch item includes in its assortment every erade, Teaching from the lowest priced reliable makes up to the highest quality, The prices charged are the ywest in Washington. ARS = BURGH. & BR G.. 420-422-424-426 7TH ST. San 5 1024