Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1890, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON: TUESDAY cuoss.Y 8, NOYES. The EVENING STAR bas the fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the Werld, and as an Advertising Medium is worth mere than all the otuer payers published im New York Offce: Room 93, Tribane Building. Congressman Spinola talked in the House yesterday upon the Rock Creek park bill very much as & man might be expected to do who bad been reared in the atmosphere of New York municipal politics. He suspected and eharged a job. He smelled corruption with a Tammany keenness of the olfac- tory sense, Explaining the popular and newspaper sentiment in favor of the park he said: “The hog has got to be eut up, aud the two or three newspapers here expect to get a piece.” He admitted that he had no authority for this statement except his ” and that this opinion was based not upon any knowledge of the facts, but upon bis “common sense. On this miserably frail foundation he had the impadence to base a wholesale slander of Tar Stan and the other local papers which have supported the bill, and of the leaders of popular sentiment in the city. The Constitution of the United States makes Congress the local legislature of the District, and the aldermen and common council of this city. The people must come to it for every piece of municipal legislation. They have desired that the beauty and health of the capital should be increased by a purk of the kind which adorn the other great cupituls of the world, They have indicated their desires to their legislature in the regu- lar way. The Senate has approved their sug- gestion. They have not shrunk from the pro- ject even when it was proposed totax them oue-balf the cost of a national park, the eatab- lishment of which st the capital is especially a matter of national pride and interest. Not &@ neWspaper, not a section, noteven an influ- ential faction in the local community has op- posed the project, or suggested that other motives than those of public policy gave strength to a movement, indorsed xpparently by everybody. It has remained for Congress- Man Spivola, intrusted by the Constitution with certain duties as a legislator for this Dis- trict, to meet a request for legislation backed substantially by his whole local constituency, with baselessslander and insult. Tur Stan with ninety-nine one-hupdredths of the advocates of @ national park at the capital will receive no benefit from its establishment, except a partici- pation im the public gain. Ifa few adjoining property owners receive direct Lenefits, it isno more than what happens in the case of all public improvements, and Tae Stax. which is not of that few, would not on that account oppose a project which it believes to be for the general welfare. The park bill ought to be considered on its merits by the District's legislature, and such a Man ag Spinola, whom an inscrutable provi- dence has permitted to pose as a District legis- lator, ought to be held in check by self- respecting members when he shows a disposi- tiom to slander recklessly a local constituency, which has no direct representative to defend it. So The international copyright bill ought to become a law because it secures honest returns for intellectual labor. Heretofore the author has been pirated on both sides of the Atlantic. ‘The provisious are in the interest of authors, Publishers, printers, press and public. The copyrighted works must be printed from type set in this country. This isa liberal provision for the American compositor heretofore em- ployed on the cheap piratical reprints, It in- sures that there shall be the mimimum of dis- turbance to the book-printing trade. The Lon- don Times says that this provision will make New York the world’s publishing center. To the American author it is an immense advan- tage, efiabling him to compete with cheap re- Prints of foreign works. In this way the re- public will build up a great literature. The repressive features have liberal exceptions; thus if the sale of foreign editions and plates vot works thus copyrighted is not permitted, two copies for use and not for sale are excepted with the permission of the owner of the Amer- ican copyright—a provision for the benetit of schools, colleges, libraries and private students. No hardship is inflicted ou the newspapers. which are permitted to import newspapers and periodicals for quotation even when they con- tain copyright articles, This measure is the outgrowth of the agitation for many years for an international copyright, It is a wise and liberal measure and has the support of leading authors, librarians, editors, publishers, print- ers, book-biuders and others. es In an editorial printed some time ago Tur Stax suggested the advisability of celebrating impressively the hundredth anniversary of the District of Columbia. The suggestion was thrown out in that paragraph that the true time for the celebration of the completed event was perhaps April 15, 1891, the centennial of the corner stone laying. The original law, enacted July 16, 1790, had been amended by the act of March 3, 1791, which authorized the inclusion of the city of Alexandria in the limits of the federal ten miles square. But the most important part of this amendment forbade the erection of any government building except on the Maryland side of theriver. This provision forever secured to the city of Washington, then * only existing in contemplation, the exclusive rights of a federal capital. It has been pro- posed to replace the old correr stone, now by | the act of retroc :sion located in Virginia, by another monumen: situated within the present bounds of the District. This should be done, unless the old proportions of the District are | to be restored, when the cenfenary of the estab- lishment of the original District lines is cele- brated. The question of a local centennial was brought up at the recent meeting of the board Of trade aud is to be considered aud reported | Upen by a committee. | oo A helping hand ought everywhere to be ex- tended to the lately emancipated in their efforts to educate the young of their race. The three days’ meeting of leading educators and friends of education among thisrace which begins in this city today no doubt has the sin- cere good wishes of every intelligent American. ‘The destiny for weal or woe of the negroes in the United States is with God and themselves, bat the white people can not shift from them- seives all responsibility in the matter, and the Jenst that they can do is to aid every wise movement to develop good citizenship among those upon whom they have placed the burdens and privileges of citizens. Ee Geronimo is a prisoner, but he # not wanted as such either by the Mexicans, who dread having bis prison located near the border, or by the western people, who bave had a lively e@xperieuce with him in the years before Gen. Crook died. The North Carolinisus have not THE EVENING sTAR: WASHINGTON, Srnxa 1890 BP EPR ANN SRE SS We would call your attention to our SPRING OPEN- ING, which will take place on TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25 AND 26, ‘We shall show one of the largest collections of TRIMMED HATS, TOQUES AND BONNETS IM- PORTED, and of ourown designs, comprising all the latest de- velopments of 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 waeza 224 Baeza 316 7TH ST. N.W. SPRING COATS.—A Special Bargain in Fine Stock- inette Jackets. Sizes 32, 34, 36,38. Value 87. We offer choice at $5.48. BEADED WRAPS.—We are offeriug Special Values at 84.98,3648 and $7.98. Others at lower and higher prices. These three numbers are special values. WRAPPERS.—Just in snew line of Tea Gowns st 82.48; very handsome patterns; worth your while to look through our hne of Wash Goode Wrappers. Prices from $1.25 to $2.98 CAPES.—Full line Cloth Capes, all styles, qualities and colors. Today we call your attention to our $5.98 Accordion Plaited Embroidered Yoke Cape, in all colors, A great bargain. n THE BON MARCHE. Way Do Mex Par EIGHT AND TEN DOLLARS FOR SHOES TO MEASURE WHEN THEY CAN BE FITTED aT re ug a TITr ey s5Ss BBB y U_ RR! BOB E U kK Re 1 BBB UU ORR Of WITH S533 HH (00, FRR 458, ®ss, Han 83 Fe Sys Su° it H “oo Emr S:s® THAT ARE EQUALLY DURABLE AND FAR MORE STYLISH AND FIN- ISHED?! WE HAVE SHOES FOR LONG FEET, SHORT FEET, WIDE, NARROW, THICK AND THIN FeET, AND AT PRICES THAT FIT ALL SIZES OF POCKETS, KANGAROO LACE, $4.00. CALF SKIN LACE, 84.00. MEN'S RUSSETT LACE, $3.50. MEN'S RUSSETT OXFORDS, @3.50. MEN’s PAT. LEATHER OXFORDS, $3.50, MEN'S PAT. LEATHER LACE, 85.00 ABTHUR BURT & CO. 1211 F 8T. NW. cP A REED Ee ps sed GA REE Ee n T eS ERE NEN git, hoa & aaa 2-yard-long Stamped Linen Bureau Covers , 98c. 27-inch Square Linen Table Covers or Centers, stamped in new designs, 75c. 27-inch Square Brown Linen Covers, stamped all around—rexuar price $1—50c. 1-yard-square Bolton Sheeting Table Covers, re- duced from 50¢c. to 33e. New designs in Tray Covers, stamped for Roman embroidery, reduced from 85c. te 60c. Fine Linen Hemstitched Tray Covers reduced from GSc. to 40c. Linen Damask Tray Covers, stamped, reduced from 28e. to LSe. 2-yard-long Hemstitched Bureau Covers or Table Bunners, reduced from $1.25 to 90c. ‘Tray Covers to match reduced from 69e. to 50e. 1 lot of Very Fine Damask Tray Covers, with drawn work border and stamped, redneed from 98¢. to 75c. ‘24-inch Hetaxtitehed Table Center Pieces reduced from 85c. to 69c, Yet fully made up their minds whether they Will receive him or not. a The protests against the tariff bill now range ferritorisily from Paris to San Francisco, Bong Kong has not yet been heard from. oo At the last moment the New York judge held ‘Wp sentence on the Flack divorce conspirators, buts prospect for « worse punishment im- pends, that for subornation of perjury. oe Anstria’s anxicty and apparent desire to have Germany expiain Bismarck’s withdrawal may result ins new conference of the three allies. eo ‘The last time George Washington was painted Bed he came bigher and it cost three cents to Mick bim and stick him. er ‘Not even the mountainous shirt collar of Con- @reteman Spinola can conceal his magnificent pair of cars, eee Caprice and Caprivi are too nearly alike to ‘arope. printed irom yourplate a OPPEXHEIMER’S, at 614 NINTH 8ST. N.W. R. Going TREME: Tock ince tae Saath eee eUnbel B. GOLDscHmIp, 2007-1009 F st, n.w. Tononnow ‘s Hs Du. Have you changed hate yet? No?—Then TOMORROW is YOUR day. FOB We have taken an odd num- SALE ber—89 dozen — SPRING TOMOROW— SHAPE HATS — Derbys — WEDNESDAY, and this Spring’s—too—Sell- MARCH ere at 61.50 and @2—and 26TH- marked them 89 98 CENTS— DOZEN There's no reason in the SPRING ‘World for doing this except SHAPE it's a potion of ours. DERBYS— They are GENUINE FUR oF STIFF HATS ~ SILK oun BANDS AND BINDINGS— GUARANTEEABLE SATIN LININGS. QUALITY— The acrobatic antics of the AT temperature—just now—hot 98 one day—cold the next—has CENTS, put a damper on “rushes” in — hats—This'lI liven things up ONLY ‘until the final settling of the ONE weather wipes out the winter To styles—and leaves the field EACH wholly to the advancing aea- BUYER, won, — ONE DAY-ONE HAT to ONE scustomer—and Day 98 CENTS— To for it, BUY Our guarantee of its qual- 1T ity settles its safety asa pur- IN- chase, TOMORROW. 89X12—1068—Hate— ‘That’s the number of peo- ple wie can buy one tomor- row. SAKS AND COMPANY, CORONETS FOR THE PEOPLE, er AVE. AND SEVENTH ST. = — GERYELAND. SPRING NOVELTY PLAIDS AND Ktrapes; retail every where fur 50c We sell them the werk at Soc. KALE MAN'S Double Combination, 1241 aud 1243 11th st. 8.6. 22-58 i be 4 OY EEE a8 POPULAR SHOPPING PLACR, SEVENTH STREET. FOR TWO Days THREE SPECIAL ITEMS or DRESS GOODS. 40-inch 50c. Mohairs, for TWO DAYS ONLY, 45c. A YARD. 40-inch 50c. Shepherd's Plaids, in Navy and White, Brown and White, Garnet and White, and Green and White, FOR TWO DAYS ONLY, 450. A YARD. 20-inch 75c. Colored Surah Silke, in all shades (in- cluding Black), FOR TWO DAYS ONLY, 680. A YARD. ‘Three items that sre desirable, seasonable and styl- ish, At the regular prices they are as good value as youcan buy anywhere. The difference in the prices is just so much saved for you. And it is the same through our entire Dress Goods Department. You can often save enough to buy the trimmings of your dress. Quite an item, don't you think? trTT Tr T r t Lisl oe ccaa ‘ececa i Sass = we wx uu 5 xk x Do you travel? Do you need s Trunk? Our entire line is now ready, ‘The best and most reasonable line of Trunks ever brought into Washington city. Our Trunks are all made to our special orders and will stand all the knocking about thet the most reck- less baggage “smasher” can xive them. SPECIAL.—Please take notice that all our Trunks have swing trays, which does away with liftings heavy tray out of a trunk every time you wish to get something out of the bottom. WE GUARANTEE PRICES; if you can buy them cheaper eleewhere your money will be refunded, Compare prices and make is all we ask of you. Baum's POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH STREET, HENRIETTA, BLACK AND }O-inch spring Mobairs. Black Spring Cashmere, Black "S Double Combina- m22-3t a 4 inch Spi tt KAUFMAN 43 11th st, s.e. Facrs Axp Frovnes. PRICES COUNT FOR NOTHING UNLESS THE GOODS AKE SEEN IN CONNECTION WITH THEM. ANY CLOTHIER CAN QUOTE S10 AS THE PRICE OF A SPRING OVER- COAT, BUT NONE OF THEM CAN 8HOW YOU A GENUINE ENGLISH TWEED ALL- WOOLGARMENT FOK ANY SUCH PRICE. WE CAN, AND TH. ¥ ARECUT AND MADE IN THE LATEST STYLE, SOME WITH SILK FACING, OTHERS WITHOUT. SEVEKAL COLORS TO SELECT FKOM. ALL OF THEM VERY STYLISH. OUR ASSOKTMENT OF HIGHER PRICE COATS, IN ALL THE DIFFERENT GRADES, UPTOTHE BEST MADE, IS COMPLETE. NOT A PUOR ONEINTHE LOT. WE COULD NOT AFFURD TO SELL A POOR GARMENT AT ANY PRICE. Du NOT FAIL TO SEE OUR ELEGANT LINE OF BLACK THIBIT AND CHEVIOT SUITSIN ALL SHAPES. PRINCE ALBERT FROCK, CUTAWAY, DOUBLE AND 81N- GLE-BREASTED SACKS AND THE BROOK- FIELD, A DOUB.E-BKEASTED CUTAWAY BACK, [HE NOBBIKST GARMEN? OF THE BEASON. WECOULD WRITE PAGES ABOUT OUR SPLENDID LINE OF MIXED AND FANCY COLORED SUITS AND 1H .N NOT HAVE SPACE ENOUGH FORTH: PURPOSE, BUT WOULD MUCH PREFER TO HAVE XYOU Call AND SEE FOK YOURSELVES. ROBINSON. PARKER & 7. ORIGINATORS OF STYLES, 34v SLVENTH BT. N.W. m25-e0 ‘4 SPRING FAILLE, BLACK AND COL- 21 oped baer i Siri am pach tos oo Seeder etvanhe base Catan 241 aud 1243 11th st. a, mest |THE bs feat D.C... TUESDAY, . MARCH Sovvxms Or Tz Paras Ror | ars Gasp Srame “Orexixa» ‘The favorable notice of the “Opening” that the Star gives fair notion of the popular cccasion. But the Star and the public have slancing through the published list. The is the outcome of the enlargement of its old of new ones which dabble in goods not is the Palais Royal is headquarters for its venirs give no proper conception of the Spring stock. ‘The Souvenirs of the “Opening” sre given said of each department let us first look st ‘List are spared for the New Spring Fabrica, lines: ¥ i FIRST LINE- 50c, Dress Goods, all styles. ‘Take the 40-inch Check Suitings, Where else will You see the variety? The Checks ure shown in Black and White, Diue and White, Brown and White, Garnet and White, with and without side bands, The colors in the Serges and Cashmeres include Amethyst, Old Rose, Heliotrope, Tan, Gray, Golden Brown and Black. The Cashmeres having the Heurietts Finish sre termed by some merchants Henriettas, Now look at the $2-inch Black Mohair Brilifantines, Can, does Qnoy merchant whose business 1s largely credit offer such quality for 50 cents? Auy of the following 50c. ‘Dress Goods may be secured here tomorrow for 44 cents ayard: 40-inch Fancy Check Sultings. 40-inch Checks with Side Bands, 40-inch Senges with Side Bands, 40-inch Pure Wool Cashmeres, 40-inch All-wool Serges, 40-inch Faney Striped Suitings, 40-inch Side Band Mohair Brilliantines, 23-inch Superior Quslity China Silks, 42-4nch Black Mobair Sicilians, 40-inch Black Striped Mohaire, 40-inch Black Wool Cashineres, 40-inch Black Wool Serxes. 40-inch Black Mohair Brilliantines. SECOND LINE: 80c, Silk-finished Henrlettas........00..+0 Theseare the ssme quality as offered last year by Us at 85 cents and were not then nor have they been since equaled elsewhere at the price. ‘The new supply includes lovely shades of Heliotrope, Amothyst, Prune, Gray, Stecl, Old Rose, Beige, Tan, Sage, Mahogany, Eiffel,O!d Blue,Golden Brown, Navy, Red, ac. THIED LINE: 80c. French and English Suitings., aaecees BDC 690 ‘The English Check Wo ol Suitings and the French Plaid Novelties are now well known to the ladies of Washington. We content ourselves with this ques- tion: Do not many merchants who credit many of their patrons charge 98 cents a yard? Byg8 S83 00 ia) 88 Bush yee 00 #"LEFT OF THISCOLUMN AREGIVEN MARKED ON THE GOODS. TO THE QUOTED FOR THE “OPENING.” L r L iL IL T OO FFF & 3 ke 88 F Tt oo F L L 1g LLL i 50c. Dress Goods, all styles, 80c, Silk Finish Henriettas, 80c. French and English Suitings. 30c, Seotch Ginghams... 45c. 45-inch Band Border Gingbams.., 10 Per Cent Discount.—Priestley's Black Goods; 10 Der cent off the marked prices of all Black Silks, all Ribbons, Bric-a-Brac, all Laces, all Buttons, all Em- broideries, al! Tea Gowns, American Hosiery Co.'s Underwear, Lace Scarfs and Fichus, Real Gold, Amber and Shell Jewelry. 85 Black and Colored Jackets, all styles, 88 Jacketa and Beaded Wraps. #10 Jackets and Connemaras. @16 Connemsras for 814. $12 Connewaras. $1.98 Lawn and Percale Wrappers... $1.68 Century Cloth aud Gingham Wrappers. $1.98 Cluster Stripe Satin Parasol: $3.68 Parasols, all styles. $2.89 Parasols, all styles .. }.48 Scotch Plaid Novelty 96.48 Parasols, all styles.........00+ €11.48 Imported Paris Novelty Parasols $1.50 Carriage Shades. 1.68 24-inch Fancy Handle Sun Umbrellas. $s Sun Umbrellas, all styles... $1.26 “Gloria” Umbrellas, all styles....... 82.48 “Gloria.” $2.19; $2.20 “Gloria”, 13.68 “Conestoga” Silk Umbrellas. $1.45 Gray Rubber Circulars. $2.25 Irish Peasant Gossamers 32.98 Fancy Gossamer Ragians,, 25¢. Fancy Hose, all styles... -2le 35e. Schopper's Celebrated Hose. 250 350, Improved Fast Black Hose., 290 45c. Black “C.G." Lisle Hose .. 49c. Faucy Lisle Hose, all styles. 45c. English Boot Pattern Hose., 75c. Paris Novelty Lisle Hose..., a ‘75c. Black and Colored Ribbed Silk Vests 39c. Cambric Corset Covers..... 68c. Cotton and Cambrie Undergarments. 75c, Underwear, all styles......., ‘98c. Gowns, Drawers and Skirts... @1 25 Cotton and Cambric Garments., $2 Lace-trimmed Gowns and Skirts.. 59c, Summer Balmoral Skirts... $1.35 Black Satinet Skirts... 81 Corsets, every pair Warranted.......0... ‘75c. Corsets, made of whalebone, 123. India Linen... 12}gc. Check Muslins. ‘9c, “Fruit of the Loom' 12ie. Fancy and Initis) Lace Handkerchiefs, 25e. Linen Handkerchiefs, all styles........ 50c. Embroidered Hemstitched French Hdkfs....440 ‘75c, Hand-embroidered Freuch Linen Hakfs. 680 68c. 4-button Real K.d Gloves........ 8c. 8-button Chamois Mousquetaires...... 8c, 4-button Undressed Kid Gloves... 8c. 8-button Pig Skin Mousquetairee. 98e. 8-button Undressed Kid Mousquewires.... $1.25, the Usual $1.48 Quality Mousquetaires..$1.19 81.50 “Palais Royal” Gloves, all styles... 81.80 8-button “Palais Royal" Mousquetaires..¢1.68 25e. Taffeta Silk Mousquetaires, 50c, Pure Silk Mousquetaires.. 8c, Extra Sizes and Quality...... 25e Vandyke Point Mull Ties...... 25c. Silkk Windsors, all styles. 19c, Ribbon Kuching with Lace 250, Neck Ruchivgs, all styles... ‘35c. Skirt Rufflings, all styles,, ‘S for 25c. Ancique Lace Tidies.... 25. Poeket Books, Card Cases, Purses, 50c. All Styles Card Cases, Purses... 35e. @1 Pocket Books and Chatelaine Burs $3.39 Paris Exhibition Chatelaine Bags..........82.08 Novelty Antelope Coin PUrBes...icesseeeece-e 250 ‘80c. Seal and Antelope Chatelaine Bags,,.¥.......45¢ 890 eppeared yesterday in the news column of ‘Verdict of our Thirteenth Annual “Opening” only an idea of the “Opening” Souvenirs by daily increasing business of the Palais Royal established departments, not by the addition legitimate to its line of business. Thus it speciaities, and thus it is the list of Sou- quantities, varieties or quslities of the new IS ROVA below. To illustrate how mnch is left un- Dress Goods. But seven lines of the Souvenir but read what can be written of these seven Aes | FOURTH LINE: 30¢e. Scotch Ginghams, 25c, ‘The Checks end Plaids and Stripes, the delicate shades of Nilo Green, Old Rose, Pink, &c., show this season's advance. Five cents # yard reduction in price brings them 10 cents below the prevailing price for this celebrated make. FIFTH LINE: 5c, 45-INCH BAND BORDER GINGHAMR, 40c, ‘The economy of the width brings the dress st less price than the narrower but cheaper Ginghams. SIXTH LINE: $1 FIGURED CHINA SILK, 89c, There are the gen- nine China Silks and there are the imitation, Theone Will retain its brightness and crispness; the other, what butterfly life it leads. The new art shades are here and the price reduction ouly during the *“Opening.” SEVENTH LINE: PRIESTLEY’S BLACK GOODS at 10 percent dis- count Here ie the opportunity to compare Palais Boyal and credit store prices, All fabrics manufactured by B. Priestley & Co, are volied ona “VARNISHED BOARD.” showing the grain of the wood, which ie the Priestly trade mark, and is stamped with the manufacturers name, Without this NONE ARE GENUINE. ‘Here is an instance of identical goods offered here as at the stores where a credit business is done. If you ind lower prices marked on the xoods than elsewhere doesn't it prove the Pulais Royal's cash business ea- ables lower prices than elsewhere? Remember 10, per cent off the marked prices during the “Opening.” EIGHTH LINE: Black Silks at 10 per cent discount. Whether ‘tis the $1 Black Silk or those st $2.25, all are guaranteed. Should they split orcrock s new dreas given. A written guarantee for the asking. at uu v EER THE REGULAR PRICES, THE PRICES BIGHT ARE THE SPECIAL PRICES 83 Paris Pocket Books, real silver trimmings....82.50 $1.25 15-inch Leather Traveling Bags.... $4 Real Alligator Traveling Bags. 5c. Collatand Cuff Boxes... ‘35ec. Silk Belts... ‘75c. Antelope Belts, attachment for bag., ‘7dec. Leather Writing Tablets.. 25c, Photograph Cabinets, ‘25c. Jewelry, all styles. 50c. Jewelry, all styles. Jewelry, all styles, 91 Jewelry, all styles. 82.75 Paris Exhibition Miniature Pins 15, Roman Pearl Beads..... 19c. Oxidized Silver Garter Clasps. . 19c, Japanese Fans, with treble stick 50c, Japanese Fans, with double sticks, 5c. Bilk Japanese Fens. $8.50 Satin Fans, trimmed with artificial flowers..88 @2 Ostrich Feather Fa: $1 Fans, all styles... 69c. Quill Feather Fans, spring shades... 18c. 1b. Writing Paper, over 100 sheets. 6c. Packs of Envelopes. 10c. Packs of Envelopes... 25c. Boxes Writing Pape 15c, Packs Playing Card: 126. Rolls Perforated Toilet Paper. 25e. Bottles Imported Bay Rum, 1éc. “Cuticura” Soap... Ve. Castile Soap (usually wold at 10c. 50c, Hair Brushes, all styles, 25c, Indestructible Rubber 15c. Imported Tooth Brushes. 18c, Nail and Clothes Brushes. 20c, Feather-weight Dress Shields. ‘35c. yard Pisin and Faucy Silk Elastic. CHILDREN'S SPECIAL PRICES, 25c. Children’s Fast Black Hose, all sizes. . $1 “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves... 5c, Silk Windsor Scarfs, all styles.. 39, Chatelaine Bags, oxidized trimmings. 39c. Hand-painted Feather Fans., Se, Pure Linen Handkerchiefs. 19c, Nurses’ and Waitresses’ Caps, 250, Nurses’ India Linen Aprons..... 35c. Infants’ Cambrie Slips... $1.35 Infants’ Nainsook Slips... 55c, Infauts’ Skirts... ‘Tbe, Children’s Dresses. $1.25 Prettily Trimmed Children's Dresses. . 50c. Boys’ Shirt Waista, ali styles.. G8e. Infavts' Hand-made Freuch Caps, 81.15 Paris Exhibition Novelty Caps, V¥e Shirred Hats, French styles, $1.76 Colored Novelty Sun Hats.. 19, Kuit Bootees, all colors... c. Quilted Bibs... 20 per cout off marked prices of all Suits, Jackets end Wraps. MEN'S SPECIAL PRICES. (Near door No. 1119 Pennsylvania sfenue.) 50c, Underwear, all styles, 61 Spring Weight Wool U1 21.40 br, Warner's “Health” Underwear..,.,.,.81.25 ‘25c, Half Hose, all styles. 35c, Liste aud Cotton Half Hose, steeeesecesecneecees 210 seeeeeeeseeeeeees TOO 12}40. Pare Linea Handkerchiefs, ........2.c0-000..100 ‘250. Fancy Hemstitched Handkerehiefs............21¢ 50e, Hemstitched Jap Silk Hanékerebiets....:...300 $1.60 28-inch “Gloria” Umbrellas.:............81.39 (@2.20 Fancy Handle “Gloria” Umbreliss........91.98 4. LISNER, Proprietor, PALAIS ROVAL. Cor, 12th st, and Fenn, sve, en PE Oe ee a 25, 1890. - Ir Is Rewancanz TO SEE BOW MANY DRESS PATTERNS ‘Leave our stores daily and astonishing to ser s0 many customers leave well pleased The only way wecen account for it is that we hive the right goode at the Fight prices, We just received our first importation of China Silks, They are figured, 24 inches wide, nice @mooth goods worth H¢c. Our opening price 50c. Oar 27-inch Mohsirs, sprivg shades, at 25c. a yard Sreselling rapidly. We advise you to buy at once. Our 48-inch Henrietta at 50c. a yard is the widest goods for the price. Those Side-band Dress Goods that we advertised the other day at G0c. = yard are all sold, with the excep- tion of a few shades; no more to be bad. Our 42-inch Mohasirs, sli color, at 50c. a yard are extra value; better quality at 60 and 75c. Black Mobsirs, 25, 40, 50, 60, 75c. and $1 are our —— and we guarantee our prices and ‘See our Stripes and Plaids in Cloth and at 50 ‘and 60c. a yard. — ‘Striped Surahs, all silk, at 75c. a yard. oa Silks worth $1.60 s yard, spring sbades, now 1 case Figured China Mull, 15c. a yard. 42-inch Mull Side Banda, worth 37M. Our price 20c. These with many other specialties can be found at our dress goods counter. SPRING WRAPS, Beaded Capes in all styles and qualities. Cloth Capes from $1.48 up. Connemaras, nice goods, 8.98; worth All-wool Jersey Jackets, 82.48; worth 84. ‘Tan and Light-stay Jackets, $2.70; worth @4.50, aT STRASBURGER'S DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES, 404 und 406 7th st nw. Ts Tarxo Asp Taar 1s aT F EERE Y «- The ““ever-wanting”—thst is our story today. Trifles goth Sioetueta ith satan wey Tie i po pe slong down to the store with to While the qualities—and quality rules—are the best. We We everything every one else hus except the cheap, eri Such are strangers to ua, jor radios. GATHEKED TOGETHER: Cotton Taper—4-yard lensths—2c., 3e., 40. and Se. yt Pine—360 Pine, 200m 8 paper. Pins—Sc., 10c. and 15¢. Pibsstoc. Se. a bor. s—12¢, and 15¢. Cotton Hose Supporters—1ise., Ltc., 20c. and 25e.— F + We., Silk Hose Supporters—with Belt—75c. Stocking Dat .» Be. and 15e. itton Hooks—Se. og tetbherstitehed Braid—1%., 15e., 17¢4 18c. and 2 jozen. Marking Initiale Guats otton tc, oe 8 40D. Dor C. B. Darning Dexter Knitting Dress Extend oh me ache yFesther-welait Dress Biields Tes 1: ‘Phe Gera” Dress Sbield—13c. Fedora Dress Shield, Nos. 2 and gpeamless Stockinette Drove. shie Silk Shields—25e., 28¢., 30c. snd H0e. All the other standard makes of Shielde—besides Buckles and Slid ; Shoe butions Se sete Bone Buttous—1Se. to Full ive and varied and 15 Lac, ‘assortincut of Pearl Buttot Crochet Buttons—Biack and Colored~and sletal But: i Do you think of anything we have left out? There is—lots of it. We could name over a list. two or thres fumes again as long as this oue and make only. nee mentions. As we advised b-fore—bring the list with Jouyend buy what ia wanting. Avenue eutrance—to SEATON PERRY. “PERRY BUILDING.” 9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Established 1840. 1 OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LOTHROP, COR. 11TH AND F STS. N.W. Terspar, Mazen 25, 1890. CARRIAGE SHADES FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER OF 1890. For in-town and suburban driving. Satin Carrisge Shades, unlined, lived, $2 and $2.50. Bilk Gi Shades, lined, lack Gros Grain Silk Carriage Shades, 83. Finer Toaticiee, _ novel extended han- ities” ad infinitum: enough to please the most fastidious, Being en- tirely new they usturally embrace the very latest styles. ch silk Parasols, in Black and Navy, 3. Perasols, in Black rt rown, with faucy palates waheuly Colored Pista Sit fet so Richly Ci a at. tive handles, # = pe trac 2. a Parasols, in all the new spring shades, iuciuding Heliotrope, Hea Green, Gray} juvana, Garnet au Black, conveniently shaped hsudies fin- ished ‘with silk ribbow bow, $4. we many exclusive welties” in per descrip. tion can do full justice, These, of course, are for early buyers. (Eira door.) rd “Every Wotan is expected to have at least one Plaid costume,” says a relisble fashion journal. si certain occasions when id costume ap- Pears to be particularly suitable. All fie- Ures—except the exceptionally stout—look well in Pisida. Nothing else is more stylich on a tall, slender figure. We Lave a lune and fashionable line of Plaid Fabrics em- bracing the Scottish Clans, the Tartans, the French and the Common 736481, 81.25 and 1.50 per (First Boor. Only thirteen pairs of those Linen Sheets left, Size, 236 wd 2% yards, hemmed at one end aud hemstitcheu ut the other. $6.50 and 87 per pair. stout French Linen. fo fhe above we offer Extra. These prices (Second floor.) We are offering the followi exursord- inary Values iu popular-priced Dress Gods floor of tablishment: Danish Cloth, oF Corded ‘Cashmere a . width, half woul, excellent colors,only er yard. Exquisite Lino of Figured Half-wool Chal- lies, i cy attractive fivured effects, Plain colors’ to match, only 18c. per x pring shades, only 23c: por ysen ~ abe. par yoa ee 27-tach Wool soap ‘snd Brown Miztures, only 28¢. per yard. ‘Simms, o- Inch, 200. Sze Striped Mi mera fohaira, ir Boraere, be stand i Bite grep ore 10,000" sards"of One, ac, in en almost variety of busd? 10c., > 250. per ‘WOODWARD & . m2S - Corner 11th and F ste. nw, ‘Both in Plain and Figured, was never better assorted. ‘We can show youan endless variety, FRENCH CHALLIES just opened and fresh from the New York Custom House. ‘The handsomenst lot of ROBES and FaXCY DRESS GOODS ever shown in Washington. A choice lot of SATTEENS and FRENCH, SCOTCH end AMERICAN GINGHAMS. A new lot of BLACK GOODS of all Kinds just opened, A new stock in FAST BLACK HOSE, warranted ‘Bot tocrock. W. M. SHUSTER & 80a, 919 PENKA AVE, Berwzrx Seasoxs. Commencing Moniay morning, March 24, and csp Unuing throughout the week, JULIUS LANSBURGE, Cor. Thirteenth and F sta, offers the following: 100 Solid Oak Bed Room Suites, with Patent Drawer te uonally nice, Worth 635, will sell for 100 Solid Oak Bed Room Suites,with Lange Dresser, Beveled Piste, with Patent Drawer Guide. Price $26. cheap at 840. 100 Hair Mattresses, 40 pounds. Am excellentj ose for $8.85. Is this not low? 100 ‘Wowen Wire Ccmfortable Spring Mattresses (warranted for 5 years). Will be sold st @3each Can this be outdone? 1,000 Solid Oak Closely Caned Chairs, for Bed or Dining Rooms, $1 each; Rockers to match, $2. Come and ‘ : see these. You will buy, as they are exceptionally 12 Parlor Suites to close; they are solid cberry, Covered in Tapestries or Silk Pushes Our price for Week commencing Monday, March 24, will be 653 cock, New York houses ask @80 for same. 500 Oak Tables. $1.60, 21a), PANOF Tables, im Ouk, Cherry and Wainet ‘We will sell in our Carpet, Purnii we and Upholstery Departments everything at tow =< during the week commencing March 24. JULIUS LANSBURGE, me? 13th and F eta, —_—————— ea Tse Great Suspreqre Crormsa S.£. Cor. 9th and E sts. n.w., Washington, D.C. We take pleasure to infurm the clotuing buyers that we have been able to secure our bu: jong. So dispose of our stock of ‘Clothing. apd in onder to this we will certainly give you prices lower than ever. We invite all to come and see us, and those who don't bay themsecives Satiy walk their frends where ul may secu Suits, formerly sold at 616 Me take at $LASu, Fine All-woo! Black Cheviot ay Suits, worth $15, for ESy - ton 96 Zor Be All-wool Corkscrew Suit, worth $16.50, Suits that will cost elec Fine Ail-wool Business whereeisforsiiss We er xradiea that were @10 10 416 maputecture $7.00 or 84 7o ee ee ” Che e237, per worth 5, fr Working’ Pauts, sold Sisewhere at €3.60, for Odd Knee Panta, 50 and 75c. Pn a ‘weight Overcoats Femer.er our goods are here for your inspection, and if you give Us a call we Will oerane Fou You will not leave \lisappointed, as we will sell you our Goods and save you +. percent’ EB our sin- Gere thanks for your hearty support ap the past aud trusting it maybe our privilege to merit amomtnes ance of thi vosy reap omen. we are, very rea yours THE GRY NDICATE CLOTHING COMPANE, mm cor. Uth aud E sts. 2.w.,Washington, D.C. T. B, Towssn & Sox. DRY Goops, 1316 7TH ST. N. W. Double-width Cashwere, in ail colors, All-wool Black 40, 50, 12ie. GS, tokens in ail colors, od, 1% ard, mice, SOc. enc! . Pillow Case Cotton, 10c. ee Sheeting, 23 yards wide, 17 and 18c. White Geodeia beautital Se. arasols and Sun Umbrellas, i White Flannel, 18, 20 and 2c, 0. N. T.Spool Cotton, 450. Geuts’ Balbriy Sbirta, Voc. Ladies kibued) Vesta, 102, Full line boys’ Shirt Waists and Kuee Pants, m29 Srrixa Goons. NOVFLTIFS CROWD ON NOVELTIFS AT FVFRE 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 RICH STYLES, MOST OF WHICH ARE CONFINED EXCLUSIVELY TO US FOR THE WASHINGTON MARKET, ‘We also make a 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 range of com- binations, THE GREATEST SALE OF JERSEYS THAT HAS TAKEN PLACE IN YEARS, ‘We have bought the entire stock of # leading Im- Porter, comprising 5,000 fine Paris and Berlin JER- SEY, at the grestest concession in prices ever known to the trade. We will offer them ‘ste Special Bale, be- Sinuing Tomorrow morning. Asarule a special sale of Jerseys is not in iteelf a very great or remarkable event, But the garmegts in this lot are SO DESIRABLE and the prices 80 EX- CEEDINGLY LOW that it will certainly be the great- eet sale of the kind that has ever occurred in Washing- ton. LADIES' TEA GOWNS, ‘Thatever-ready House Dress in all the newest ma- terials and styles in prices ranging from $3.98 to 825. In the more popular priced ones we present the two following specials: TEA GOWNS, 96.98, ‘Made of striped Material with Pain Frontand Sleeves, TEA GOWNS, $7.98, Made of striped fannel, front of cashmere to harmo- nize; trimiaed with buttons and loops; shirred et the Beck, Al) sizes, BEADED PELERINES, $10; Heavily jetted, epaulette sleeves, silk lined all the way through ; trimmed with jetted fringe. ‘WE SHOW EVERY REQUIRED ITEM FOR GRN- ‘TLEMEN'S WEAR IN SHIRTS (also to order), COLLARS, OUFFs, HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, ‘HANDEEBCHIEPS, ® GLOVES, JEWELRY. Each item inctudes 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 LANS = BURGH & BRO. mo 420-422-424-426 7PM SP. — 1024 1024