Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1890, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: March 26, 1890- Local of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium is worth mere than all the other papers published in MW ashington. —— Hew York Office: Room 93, Tribune Building, A very grave mistake will be made if the La- fayette monument be placed, as now seems to be seriously intended, in the south side of La- fayette squire, with the equestrian statue of for @ background i@king northward; and the effect will be quite as bad, and possibly worse, looking southward from Sixteenth «treet, when the outlines of the two groups will be mixed in inextricable confusion. No two works of ert, whether similar or unlike, should ever be placed so near together that one will inter- fere with the effect of the other, as must be the ease in the arrangement proposed. It is quite certain that the distinguished sculptors of the ‘Rew group would protest against it if they un- derstood its full import, and they cannot fail to be disappointed should it be carried out. That we have been spared the blunder of placing the Lafayette group where the Peace monument Rew stands is something to be profoundly thankful for, but that escape is no excuse for another mistake nearly as bad. As Tus Star has all along insisted, the true solution of the problem is to place the Lafayette monument in the center of the square bearing his name, where the Jackson statue now stands, and re- | 25 move the latter to another suitable site, which there will be no difficulty in finding. Dupont} Circle bas been named in this connection, be- cause the statue now there is too insignificant in size and character for the large space as- signed to it; but should any other proper point be chosen for it no objection would be urged thereto, The main thing is to have the new group properly placed, and the one site for it is the center of Lafayette Square. The rejuvenance under brighter auspices of the southern states, the first settled of our Unioa, is a matter of lively interest toali broad- minded citizens. The furrows of war and the traces of the peculiar institution are fast disap- pearing. Butasrapidas has been the pro- gress of that section in recent jears, there isa determination on the part of the leaders there of the new industrial development to hasten | the day when it can be said that in manufac- tures and other material things the south is not behind any part of the nation. The expo- sitions at Boston, Atlanta and New Orleans marked anew day with a white stone. The pioneers in those expositions are now promot- ing a scheme for holding in that city of the | uorth which shall manifest the greatest interest in the undertaking an exposition of the ma- | terialelements of southern prosperity. This Proposition is not alone a business plan; in its execution it will aid insolving what is termed the sectional problem. ; _ : The Senate will doubtless agree with the House's decision to postpone the world’s fair at Chicago until May. 1893. The question of the fair being disposed of, it may be well to recur to the matter of a memorial of Columbus’ discovery of America at the national capital in 1892. Surely something will be done at the | capital of the great republic to testity the pub- | lie appreciation of the faith, genius and labors of Columbus. If it shall be left to capitals of other nations which he served to mark appro- priately the four handredth anniversary of the most imposing event in history, then will the People of the United States of America have cause to hang their heads in a common national shame. Butit cannot beso. It must be that the liberal vote of yesterday, which showed what the people's immediate representatives thought was fitting and right in the matter of the world’s exposition, foretells their action in the more sentimental but no less historically important commemoration at the capital of the country. As to what form the celebration shall take the people of the United States would doubtless be satisfied with any signal and taste- ful memorial. The restoration and improvement of Niagara | Falls, while primarily a matter for the state of | New York, is of much importance to the whole American public, so large a part of whom visit | ~ it at least once in their lives, The commis- sioners of the state reservation, in their sixth | angual report to the legislature, state that the abrasion of Goat Island by the great force of the current accelerated at times by storms goes on without check, and in the lack of funds no measures of a permanent character have been adopted. It would seem that a great state like New York could afford to do more than appro- priate $25,000 a year to so important a labor as that of the preservation of the greatest water fall in all the world. SuSE mectndineennseeeeened Last night's meeting at the Metropolitan church in behalf of the projected Methodist university was an enthusiastic and successful one. The speeches were admirable. The edu- cational advantages of the capital were fully recognized and effectively stated. The Meth- odista are vigorous and successful workers in anything of this sort which they undertake, and im the university project they have the hearty sympathy and support of other denomi- nations and of all friends of higher education and of the capital The new university is as much s certainty as if it were already built, ae Some strikes when successful hurt the classes who labor. The strike of the coal miners of England secured an advance of 44 per cent in eighteen mouths. But coal rose 35 per cent. So it seems that whatwas the meatof the miners was the poison of the city poor who did not share in the benetits of the strike. a ‘The Irish, the very beneficiaries in intention ef the Balfour land bill, are not enamored of it, and it may be that they have sized up more accurately than others the big tory cat in the meal tub. ee ‘The French business men are persistently entering their solemn protests against our tariff bill, and they are hereby warned unless they discontinue such eutries a prohibitive specific duty will be placed upon all such pro- tests and they will be shut out entirely. Portuguese individuals in Mozambique are Westing English individuals in that locality with very much the same kind of courtesy that the English government is according that of Portugal. a General Boulanger offers to come back to To Visitors and Late Residents. Orexrxa» | Axsouxcesext Exxresonpranr. A GORGEOUS ASSORTMENT OF PERSIAN TRIM- The Palais Royal's unique method of opening a new MINGS WILL BE PUT ON SALE TOMORROW. days at special or souvenir prices, The thirteenth an- ‘nual “Opening” of spring novelties positively termi- nates Saturday, Mareb 29, at 6 p.m. sharp. q A ASA IT Po S84 tu 24S TP 8s58 2 Ek OO YY cy FE RR OO Yaak EE % ¥ 2&4 tur §2To the left of this column are the regular prices, the prices you will find marked on the new goods; to the right are the “Opening” prices, which hold good until Saturday evening, SOUVENIR LIST FOR MEN, Dep't door No. 1119 Pennsylvania avenue.) 50c, Underwear, all styles... 81 Spring Weight Wool Underwear. 49 Dr. Warner's “Health” Underwear. 25e. Half Hose, all styles... ‘35c, Lisle and Cotton Half Hose. 50c. Silk Embroidered Half Hose... 68c. English Style Scarfs... 44c. Scarfs, all styles, $1.50 28-inch “Glori: $2.20 Funcy Handle “Gloria” Umbrel $3.68 “Conestoga” Slik Umbrellas... SOUVENIR LIST FOR LADIES, 50c. Dress Goods, all styles. ‘80c. Silk Finish Henriettas, ‘80c, French and English Suitings. 80e. Seotch Ginghams. 45c. 45-inch Band Border Gingham: $1 Figured China Sill 10 Per Cent Discount.. Prices of all Black Silks, Priestley's Black Goods, all Kibbons, all Laces, all Buttons, all Embroideries, all Tea Gowns, American Hosiery Uo.’s Underwear, Lace Scarfs and Fichus, Real Gold, Auiber and Shell Jewelry, Bric-a-Brac, $5 Black and Colored Jackets, all styles.. $8 Jackets and Beaded Wraps. $10 Jackets and Connemaras,. $16 Connemaras for $14. $12 $1.98 Lawn and Percale Wrappers... 1.68 Century Cloth aud Gingham Wrappers. $1.98 Cluster Stripe Satin Parasols. $3.68 Parasols, all styles, $2.89 Parasols, all styles $1.50 Carriage Shade: — $1.68 24-inch Fancy Handle Sun Umbrellas, 2.9% Sun Umbrellas, ali 25 “Gloria” Umbrellas, 48 “Gloria,” $2 $2.25 Irish Peasant Gossamers $2.98 Fancy Gossamer Ragiau: ‘Se. Fancy Hose, all styles. ‘Se. Schopper’s Celebrat d Hose. . Improved Fast Black Hose. - Fancy Lisle Hose, all styles... . English Boot Pattern Hose. ‘75e. Paris Novelty Lisle Hose 19¢, Swiss Ribbed Bal. Vests. Corton and Cambric Undergarments. 75c, Underwear, all styles, $1 Corsets, every pair warranted. . 75e. Corsets, made of whalebone, 1234. India Linen. 123. Check Muslin: 9c. “Fruit of the Loom” Muslin #1 Hemstitched Pillow Cases and Hemstitched Pillow Cases and Shi . Kuotted Frinwe Damask fowels, 19¢, Pure Linen Damask Towels 68c. Stamped Bureau Scarts - Stamped Pillow Shams aud Slashers, . Stamped Hemstitched Scarfs, Fancy and Initial Lace Handkere . Linen Handkerchiefs, all styles, 50c. Embroidered Hemstiteted French Hakfs.. Se. Hand-embroidered French Linen Hakfs se. Hemstitched Japanese Silk Handkerchief 6Xc. 4-button Rea! Kid Gloves... 89c, 8-button Chamois Mousquetaires. 89c, 4-button Undressed Kid Gloves, Se. 8-button Pig Skin Mousquetaires. ‘96c. Warranted French Kid Gloves... ‘98e. S-button Undressed Kid Mousquetaire: the Usual $1.48 Quality Mousquetaires..$1.19 ‘Pulsis Royal" Gloves, all styles... 91.35 80 8-button “Palais Royal” Mousquetaires..¢1.68 se. Taffeta Silk Mousquetaires, 50c. Pure Silk Mousquetaires 39¢. Vandyke Lace Collars. 68c. Extra Sizes and Quality. Vandyke Point Mull Ties. 2 for 25. Linen Collars and C 25c. Silk Wmdsors, all styles. 19. Ribbon Ruching with Lace Edge. 25e. Neck Ruchivgs, all styles, . Skirt Kufflings, all styles. - Pocket Books, Card Cases, Purses, 5c. All Styles Card Cases, Purses. Sve. Seal and Antelope Chatelaine Buxs, $l Pocket Books and Chatelaine Baga 3.39 Paris Exhibition Cuatelaine Bags. Paris Pocket Books, real silver tritnminugs $1.25 15-inch Leather Traveling Bags. $4 Real Alligator Traveling Bags. 75e. Collar and Cuff Boxes, 25e. Photograph Cabinets. . 25c. Jewelry, altatyles.. 50c. Jewelry, all styles, 7de. Sik Javanese Fans......... $8.50 Satin Fans, trimmed with art $2 Ostrich Feather Faus be 15e. Packs Playing Cards. 12e Rolls Perforated Toilet Paper... Se. Bottles Imported Bay Kun Ye. Castile Soap (usually sold at France if the government will try him by @ourt-martial. The inconspicuity of exile is making the general desperate. —_———— Crispi, the great successor of Cavour, is ex- pected to refuse to follow any lesser light in European policy than Bismarck. This would mean the dissolution of the triple peace alli- ance and the coming again of chaos. The sit- ation is full of alarm. a The Presideut suuounces that the new extradition treaty goes into effect on ‘the fourth of April and there 1s almost a panic im the American colony in Canada, ———eE Mr, Randall mast, happily, be getting pretty strong again, as it is said he is strong enough to read the Congressional Kecord. a Achateau in Switzerland is better than a “castle in Spain.” Bismarck chooses the one, his sovercign the other. a New York's kicks are inopportune. She should have played recalcitrant when Flack ran for sheriff and not after she lost the world’s fair. $$$ << John Chinaman with « “44” revolver is a Useful and reliable remedy for burglars, $< Though Gov. Hill should sign the Saxton balict reform bill there would still be s yawn- fing chasm between him and Grover Cleveland. oo Chicago is great and the world’s fair is its SOc. Hair Brushes, all styles... 25c. Indestructible icubber Combe, 1c. Innported Tooth Brushes, 18e. Nail aud Clothes Brushes. ec. Papers Hate Pins, Se. Papers Enziish Pins. “Feather-weight” Dress Shields reduced as For. -lze. ‘35c. yard Pisin aud Fancy Silk Elastic... SOUVENIR LIST FOR CHILDREN, ‘25e. Warranted Fast Black Hose, all sizes.. $1 “Palais Koyal” Kid Gloves. THE PALAIS ROYAL, Cor. 12th st. and Penn. ave., A. LISNER, Proprietor, Editor. | season is the offering of the new novelties for certain | RIBBON BARGAINS, RIBBON BARGAINS, 6,000 pieces All-silk Gros No.5 7 9 and 12 Se. 10c. 126 15a in the following colors: Pink, Old Rose, Gendarme, Navy Blue, Light Blue, White, Cardinal, Garnet, Lavender, Pistache Green, Nile Green, Gray, Yeliow, Old Gold, Fawn, Black. Black, White and Cream ALL-SILK SASHES, beevily fringed, 4 yards long, at $2.50 each, We also offer 82 pieces ROMAN STRIPE SASH RIBBONS, extra quality, at75c. Actual value, $1.25. Ribbon Department as you enter. CHATELAINE BAGS will be more worn this season than ever. them from 50. to the highest priced ones. INFANTS' EMBROIDERED CASHMERE COATS, Long or short, for $2.98. NURSES’ APRONS, 19¢. and 25c. Wear no ill-fitting CORSET. It spoils both the wear and shape of your dress, Our CORSETS come in four lengths: ‘We carry Medium, Extra Long. . ‘We can fit any lady unless she be actually deformed. We warrant the wear of every CORSET, See the new CORSETS we are showing for $1. NEW STYLES IN JEWELRY. BRACELETS in odd designs, 19¢., 25c., 39¢. Ingenius desigus in LACE PINS, 25c., 4¥c., 98¢, EARRINGS to match the pins, 25c., 49c., 98c. NECKLACES in Roman and Etruscan Gold. NECKLACES in Sterling and Oxidized Silver. RINGS for man, woman or child, SLIDES AND BUCKLES are the correct things for dress use. The styles are manifold. They are worn in Pearl, Oxidize, Plain Silver and Gilt, in scores of different designs, Tue prices range sbout 25c., 50c., 75c. and $1, LIGHT-WEIGHT COATS. This season has produced the nobbiest styles in LADIES’ SHORT COATS we have ever seen, They are style personified. Any material your fancy may suggest, and prices range from 85 to $25, About thirty styles at the former price. NEW PARASOLS. See that you procure the correct styleina PARA- SOL, See our styles; they are wonderfully beautiful. RUCHINGS. Our stock of RUCHING is extraordinarily large— any styie, color and combination that you may think of. Some beautifal CORD RUCHING at 1240. per TOURISTS’ RUCHING, 14c. per box; 6 yards to abor OUR TOILET DEPARTMENT. 4-ounce OAKLEY TOILET WATER, 49c. per bottle. CORALINE TOOT H POWDER, 136. per box. CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP, 2lc, per cake, All MANICURE @UODS, BUITONS To match your Dresses in Pearl, Steel, Crochet, DRESS LININGS. Here is where we have the bulge, Everything that is nee dd is stocked by us in all the ditlerent grades desired. NOTE THIS: Whenever you want a remnant of DRESS GOODS, SILK or VELVET or any ‘Trimming Materiuls to help make over an old dress come to us and ninety-nine times out of a hundred we have that very piece you are looking for; auyway, it is worth the trial, SMALL WARES, Such as PINS, NEEDLES, DRESS SHIELDS, HOOKS AND EYES, HAIR PINS, DARNING COT- TON, GARTER WEB, WHALEBONES and all other little necessaries for your Dress kept in endless varieties at our Notion Counter, FOK CONFIRMATION DRESSES, A most excellent variety of all kinds of Fsb- Tics suitable for this occasion, FANS FOR EASTER, All the different kinds. HOSE for Easter. New ideas, HANDKERCHIEFS for Easter. Dainty patterns, L NON AAA NNN aca NON BBR u BB u U Bb UY &BB UU ak Bi ae B oo ett BPR EPL 8 9 4aa* BBE K BR 0027 m6 20-422-424-426 7TH ST. Paren Svrrurs, STATIPNERY, WRAPPING PAPER, TWINES, PAPER BAGS, SHOW CARDS, At Manufacturers’ Prices, saving 20 to 25 per cent, PRINTING. ROBERT E. CLARKE. Manufacturers’ Agent, and represeuting the Central Printing House of New York. Ail kinds of Job Printing and Engraving done upon the shortest notice, in the neatest manner and st the Jowest price If you ne and Agent wil Washington, D.C. _ LARGEST LINE OF SPRING OVEKCOATS IN THE CITY tal nything in the above lines send 1cail,” Address 741 13th st, 'n. wa mh26-iy ress m6 SAKS AND COMPANY'S. Suors For Srrrsa aT S853 OXFORD TIES, 82.00, $2.50, $3.00, 83.50. BUTTON BOOTS, $33.00, $3.50, $5.00. CLOTH TOP BUTTON, 85.00. PATENT LEATHER BUTTON, $5.00, TURN SOLE BUTTON, 25.00. FRENCH KID BUTTON, $5.00. ‘These are all new, fresh, stylish New York Shoes, at much Jess than New York Prices. - M MEN'S KANGAROO LACE. 84.00. KANGAKOO OXFOKDS, 84.00, L¥ SKIN LACE, $4.00. T. LEATHER OXFORDS, 83.50. PAT, LEATHER LACE, 85. CALF SKIN LACE, $5.00. KANGAKOO LACE, 85.00. Our policy (and prices) have doubled our Men's Trade. We expect to double it again, Meu who know the value of Shoes do not “look further” when they bave seen our goods, They are satis . fied. ARTHUR BURT & CO, 1211 F ST. NW. mb26 Tea: Tean BURCHELL'S SPRING LEAP At 50c, a pound. ENGLISH BREAKFAST, GREEN, OOLONG, Uprivaled in Price, Quality and Variety. A. W. BURCHELL, 1326 F st ow Le $10 OVER A HUNDRED STYLES OF SPRING 0 OVERCOATS—LATEST DESIGNS— £35_tmagy_** aaxs axp comraxrs._ Srroun Sprott, ‘The sttention of our customers is respectfully called | | O®. to our Late Importation of Thin Nuns‘ Veiling, espe- cially adapted to summer wear. ‘Mrs. M. J. HUNT, 1309 Fat. aw, Mourning orders 8 a 1024 monaws, ipnactbisie Siee Aepe ened wane mbl0-3m ‘AV GEISLER, Wasy Wasrare Gowns PERRY'S. Grain, with Sstin Edge. | When you are putting your furs away do you not think of the otn-r extreme—tnose Soft Snowy W sh Gowns—that are s0 cool looking—so comfortsble wear- ing and such ® care to keep laundered? We thought of them in the dead of winter—tried to imagine the tor- vid rays of the sun pouring down on us—and selected some patterns that are prettier than any you will find intown. That of course is only on our own taste and Judgment—but a half century's service in the matter of selecting to please—leaves us pretty certain of hav- ing selected wisely this time. A novelty—and they are just in—are some Printed London and Batistes—the colors in them will hold fast—1234c. yard. Spring bas been let most artistically and beeomingly into # 4-4 Printed “Punjaub Cloth” at 15c. a yard. French Organdies will be worn this season, We have some in Black and White and the new solid colors, be- sides a variety of Jardinierre patterns, They are only 37He., too, We have open some Paris designs in All-linen Lawn Prints, but patterns that the second sight is more pleasing than the first, 400. » yard—but out of the ordinary good qualities. Our 25¢, All-linen Lawn Prints are recommendable. Here are some standards that are fixtures in the Wash Fabric world: ‘The Amoskeag “Canton”—100. ‘The Amoskeng “A.F.C."—] 23¢¢, The Toile du Nord Ginghams—12%0. Bates’ Seersucker Gingham—12'¢c. Outing Flannels—12%6. and 15c. You may not want to do anything more than look Just now. You may want to buy. Whichever suite yousuitsua Only see them, If you do that we are pretty sure of cutting you a pattern either sooner or later. Do not hardly think you could resist the quali- tiee—guided by such prices. BEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” OTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Established 1840. ‘ We have ef that to our line of i = e15 ‘Light-weight Overcoste, ‘they are GILBERT. Marveis of tailored come! m6 SAKS AND COMPANY. A AA AA AAA aa ‘We are finishing the clearance of the few re- maining Winter Goods and such lines as we shall discontinue to keep. The sizes are not all there, but if your fit is among this lot you will be sure of getting $1 worth for about 50c. Meu’s $6 Indestructible Shoes at 83.98. Men's 83.50 Cork and Heavy-scled Shoes for 82.15. Ladies’ 84.50 and $5 Finest Shoes at $2.98, Ladies’ $4 Kangaroo Button at 82.65. Ladies’ $2.50 rine Soft Goat Button at $1.48, Ladies’ 82.60 Flexible Dongola Button at 91.37. Ladies’ #2 Coffin-toe-tip Button at $1.20, Ladies’ $2.50 Fancy Evening Slippers, $1.48, Ladies’ 50c, Winter House Slippers, 25c. Children’s 75c, and $1 Button Boots at 450, THIS SALE CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT. WM. HAHN & COS RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE. Main Store—816 7th st. West End Store—1922 Pa. ave. Capitol Hill Store~231 Pa, ave. s.c. it H:% I8 YOUR LIGHT-WEIGHT OVERCOAT— the worse for wear? Never were better ones oh than now—1 “mse “* SAKS AND COMPANY'S, Your Nezps For Easter. Less than two weeks to Easter. Your dress maker will be rushed; and if you make ‘your own costume you have no time to waste. Easter means blushing spring, with new ideas in colors and shades, We would like the “money savers" to examine our new lines of HENRIETTAS, SERGES and DRAP D'ALMA in the strictly correct spring shades—Helivtrope, Tan, Fawn, Silver Gray and Slate. Ought to bring $1 for every yard. Yours at 85 cents. All the above shades ars repeated in our CASH- MEKRES. You know what our Cashmeres are. The price? 50 cents s yard. Our MOHAIRS have come in Garnet, Blue, Green and Gray. They would crowd value at 75 ceuts. We quote them at 50 cents a yarc, Only two grades in stylish Plaids—75 cents and 50 cents per yard. Our LADIES’ CLOTH in all the new spring shades, 50 inches wide, 50 cents, 75 cents and 81 per yard. Don't want to rush our WHITE GOODS on you, but they are here—India Linens and Piaid and Striped Lawns, at the burgaiu-beating price of 123 cents per yard, In KID GLOVES—Faster shades, you know, to match costume, $1 pair (warranted) or at $1,3o and 1.75 8 pair. sizes. Superior quulities. CARHART & LEIDY, PHILADELPHIA STORE, mh26 $25 7th st, and 7U8 K st. nw, Ovr Cneprr Prax. FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, RUGS, BABY CARRIAGES, REFRIG- ERATORS, STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS INGENERAL. LOW FOR CASH OR ON EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. Poplar Bed Room Suites from $15 up. Oak Bea Room Suites from $25 up. Walnut Bed Room Suites from $40 up, Parlor Suites in Hair Cloth or Plush, $35 up. Ingrain Carpet frou 25¢. per yurd up, Brussels Carpet from 75c. per yard up, Oui Cloths from per yard up. € PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH. All Carpets Sewed and Laid Free of Charge. We guarantee the customer against any loss in matching, As we charge only for the net number of yards neces- sary to cover the floor. 1t will pay you tocall on us before purchasing else- where, as you will find our Prices Lower and Terms Lasier than avy other house in the city. CASH DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON ALL BILLS SETTLED IN THIRTY DAYs, P. GROGAN, 739 and 741 7that aw, mb3-3m To Tur Mornzra. LADIES, WE WANT YOUR ATTEN- TION WHILE WE TELL YOU OF OUR NEW SPRING STOCK OF 909 CLOTHING AND FURNISHING PA GOODS FOR THE BOYS AND CHIL- AVE DREN. EVERYTHING THEY CAN POSSIBLY NEED YOU WILL FIND 909 ‘HERE AND AT PuOPER 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, REEFERSY, THE NOVELTY OF THE BEASON. WE HAVE AFULLLINE OF 909 = SIZES AND A LARGE VARIETY OF PA = PATTERNS. PRICES FROM $5 TO AVE, $12. OUR STOCK OF FURNISHING GOODS 18 COMPLETE. EVERY- 909 ‘THING YOU WANT FROM, A PAIR PA. OF HALF HOSE TO A NOBBY NEW AVE. SCARF, CORRECT IN STYLE, Low- EST IN PRICE, B ROBINSON & 00, ‘BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S OUTFITTERS, m2 900 PENNA. AVE. ¥.W. A Beniusr Srame MILLINERY OPENING. OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, COR, 11TH AND F STS. 5.W,. Wooxzspir, Maxce 26, 1890. Tomorrow we shall make an “open- ing" display of Easter “Novelties” im our Art Embroidery Department. AD exquisite collection of Painted and Em- broidered “Easter” Offerings, beauti- fully made and artistically decorated for gifts, &c., &c. New ideas for favors: Mouchoir, Glove and Cravat Cases, New Needle Cases, Bags,Fancy Boxes for Bon Bons, Jewels and innumerable fancies appropriate to the season. Also many “Novelties” of the emblematic “Chic” and “Ege” order. which make very ac- ceptable Easter gifts, 500. to $5. We shall also exhibit a most complete line of High-class Fabrics for Hangings, Draperies, Table Scarfs, Bed Spreads, &e, Also new ideas and designs in Ready-made Table Covers, Cushion Covers, Scarts, Bed Spreads, &c., of Art Silks, Satins, Wool, Bolton, Linen, Silk Bolton Cloth, Mousseline de Soie, Ac. In addition to the above we are show- ing every uecessary requisite for em- broidering, such as Silk Threads of all thicknesses in art colorings, Silk Cords, Ornaments, Braids, Tinsel Threads, &c. In fact, we have the exact article for your every need in art needle work. Newest and most original set of De- signs for Stamping. We make s specialty of art needle work to order. We can execute special de- ‘signs op special fabrics in s most urtistic _ manner. Stamped foods worked in any color ings desired Particular attention is called to a line of Stamped Broadcloth Table Covers fur embroidering, ART SILK FABRICS. Art Shades in 27-inch Real China Silke at 7c, Most exquisite designs and eolorings in Figured Florentine Art Silks, 60 ap- propriate for light hangings and draper- ies, such as mantel lambrequins, window curtains, bed hangiugs, scarfs, &c. They &realso very popular for tea gowns, neg lige robes, &., on account of their light- hess, richness and beauty. 32 inches wide. 75 and 85c. per yard. Superb line of Art Shadings and Com- Dinations in Figured Chins Silke at @1 Per yard. We also have a soft heavy Drapery Silk. ae hangings and scarfs. 18 inches wide. 1.38, Art Satins in rare shadings and fig- ured effects for portieres, bed spreads, sofa pillows aud hangings, 60 inches wide, 82.75. Double-faced Art Satins for portieres and table spreads, 50 inches wide, & per yard. 50-inch Wool Bolton Sheeting for curtains, spreads, table covers, &¢., 81.38. ik Basket Cloth, a bandsome heavy silk material for table scarfs, &c., 24 inches wide, 82 per yard, MATERIALS FOR EMBROIDERING. No end to the different materials, Something for your every wantin this line. White Crashes, 14 in., 16c.; 16 in, 18e.; 18 in, 25, 28 wnd 50c. ; 22 in. Momie Cloth in Gray, Whiteand Cream, 18 in., 25, 60 and 75c. ; 20 in, 28c.; 22 tu,, 3le.; 27 in., 25e. per yard. Brown Linen for Sofa Pillows, Toilet Cases, Fancy Work, &c, 33 in. 3734.5 27 in,, 60c. per yard. Linen Serims for Scarfs, Curtains, Tidies, &c, Open Work Patterns and Plain, 18 in., 50, 65c. and $1 per yard. Butcher's Linen, 18 in., White, 40c.5 40 in., Cream, 50¢. per yard. Satin Damaske for Center Pieces, Mats, Buffet Covers, Scarfs, &c., suited to the cord-and-cut-work designs, 27 in., 75e. per yard. Elegant French Embroidery Linens for Tea and Tray Cloths, Napkins, Doslies, Mats, &c. This is Hand-made Linen, in, 81 75, 87i¢c. and $1; 54 in., $1 and #1.25 per yard. Linen Bolton Cloth, excellent for stand and table covers, 2 yards wide, 1. 2% yards wide, $1.25 per yard. Linen Duck, » soft, heavy material for Buffet Scarfs, Table Mats, kc. 18-incl, 75e,; 28-inch, 95e. per yard. Bag Canvas in all the choice varieties, 11 inches wide, 87}¢¢. per yard. Art Sheeting—a Besutifnl Soft-fin- ished Cotton Fabric for Cushions, Chair Covers, Pillows, Table Spreads, Scarfy, &e, 18-in, 3 Tbe. ; 54-in, $1.50 per yard. Cotton Bolton Sheeting for Bed Spreads and Table Covers, 2 yards wide, 50c.; 234 yards wide, 65c. ; Double Fold, colored, #1 per yard. Exquisite Sk Bolting for Table Centers, Bed, Crib aud Cradle Spreads, Scarfs, Fancy Hangings, &. 18-in, per yard; 2S. 0, $1.75, 8 yard, Something New—Concordia, This Beautiful Fabric is woven with the Open Mesh for drawing with Heavy Lope Silk or Flax and particularly suit- able for Radiator Scarfs, Table Scarfs, Sota Pillow Covers, &c. Cream only. Asin, 50c. 75e. and ®1 per yard; 36-in, 81.25, and 54-in., $1.25 per yard, We have not named many more than half of the Fabrics and hardly believe that there is asingle desirable article missing in our present Art Embroidery Btock, (Second floor.) MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S SPRING GARMENTS, We are showing an elegant line of Misses’ and Children’s Spring Jackets and Cloaks and call attention to the tol- lowing special values; Children’s All-wool in Navy, Cardinal, Tai collar aud brass buttons. Sizes 4, 6. 5, 10, 12 and 14 years, Prices . $2.50, 83, 83.25 and 83.50 each, Children’s Ali-wool Flannel Reeters, in Green, Brown and Navy, edged with cord, large pearl buttons. Sizes 4,6, 8, 10, Zand 14 years. Prices 83.25, $3.50, 85.75, 84, 84.25 aud $4.50 each, Children’s and Mixses' Tan Flannel Peasunt Cloaks, finished with yoke. Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14 and 16 years. Prices $4.50, 85, $5.50, 86 and 86.50 each, Children's and Misses’ Tan Flannel Peasant Cloaks, with braided yoke. Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14 and 16 years, Prices 84.75, 85.25, BU, $6.75 and 87.50 each, Misses’ Fancy Check Cloth Jackets, standing collar, double breasted. Sizes 12, 14 and 16 years. 85 euch, Misses’ Striped Blazers, with wide shawl roll collar. Sizes 12,14 and 16 years, 86 each. Children’s Tan-and-red Plaid Gretchen Cloaks, with cape. Sizes 8, 10 and 12 yeurs, Prices $7, $7.75 and $8.50 each, Misses' Fancy Checked Double breasted Jackets, with shawl-roli collar, Sizes.12, 14 and 16 years. $7.50 each. Excellent line of Children’s Cloth Reef- ers,fancy stripes and checks, with brass buttons. Also Reefers of fine English navy serge, trimmed with narrow gilt and black braids, double collar, large flat ‘brass buttons. Sizes 4 to 14 years, (Third floor.) FEW SPECIAL ITEMS IN JEWELRY, Sterling Platina Bangles, 15c, Silver-mounted Side Combs, 15¢. Fancy shell and Gilt Hair Ornamenta, ) STATIONERY.—-The “Court” Writing ‘Paper. 24 sheets of paper and 24 en- yelopes. 25c. a box. The “Tower" Writing Paper. 24 sheets of paper and 24envelopes. 250. & box. Marcus Ward's Smalé Note Paper, ough and smooth finish, 15c.s quire, Envelopes to match, 20c. » package. First floor.) DRESS TRIMMINGS. —Black Silk Van- dyke Trimming, 13§ to 13 inches deep. 96c., $1.35, $1.50, $1.75, 82 and 3a yard. ‘isst floor; resr.) HOUSEKEEPING LINENS.—We are offering the ‘excellent values ‘Napkins: WOODWARD & LOTRROP, (Corner 11th and F sta. nw, D.C. WEDNESDAY, -MARCH 26, 1290. FOR TWO Days THREE SPECIAL ITEMS or ° DRESS GOODS 40-inch 50c. Mohaira, for TWO DAYS ONLY, 450. A YARD, 40-inch 50c. Shepherd's Plaids, in Navy and White, Brown aud White, Garuet and White, and Green and White, FOR TWO DAYS ONLY, 450. A YARD. ‘20-inch 75e, Colored Surab Silke, in all shades Gn- cluding Black), FOR TWO DAYS ONLY, 680. A YARD. Three items that are desirable, seasonsble and styl- ish. At the regular prices they are as good value as youcan buy anywhere, The difference in the prices is dust 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 dresa, Quite au item, don’t you think? trIT U RN T Ph § BORRE Ext gs PRPELP RGB. os ORE Yo ERS EA Ges = ‘Do you travel? Do you needa 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 that the most reck- less bageage “smasher” can ive them, SPECIAL —Please take notice that all our Trunks have swing traya, which does away with liftingsa heavy tray out of s trunk every time you wish to get something out of the bottom, WE GUARANTEE PRICES; if you can buy them ch- per elsewhere your money will be refunded. Compare prices and make is all we ask of you. BaUM’s POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH STREET. ppp FEE RRR D F ae PR DD ER EK ERR D E .e ppp KEE kK OW NNN ERR ppp 1 NNN E D a NN OERE bbD w vv PPP ww UU PoP ww U OU ppp vw 4 w uu P THE CROCKERY AND HOUSEFURNISHING BUSINESS, ‘The entire stock of CROCKERY, GLAS@® WARE and HOUSEFURNISHINGS will positively be eold out regardless of cost. No such prices have ever been made before in Wash- ington on this line of goods. LARGE SAVINGS FOR HOUSE KEEPERS, HOTEL and BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS will be offered special inducements BH. HOLLANDER, Ast, ml0-lm 408 7th st. nw. 3 bd 2 F J a 4 F 5 AT ‘TT YL RRE™ TTT AYE POE oss PAY ESSE oo T A A ¥ LULL 00 K ads Challie Tea Gown, puff sleeves, gathered front, em- broidery and mblon trimmed, 8. Challie Tea Gown, full sleeves, full plain front, rib- bou trimmed, didereut shades, $7. Hairline Serge Tea Gown, full sleeves, princess back, tu frout with reveres, 89.50. Striped Flannel Tea Gown, casimere front, collar and cuffs, ribbon trimmed, 88, in Black, Garnet, Navy, Fancy Stripe Flanne! Tea Gown, full back and frout, auere Tevercs, collar aud cutis, mbbuu trumamed, #12.50. Persian Stripe Tea Gown, full sleeves, fancy yoke, ful sleeves aud full frout, ribbon trimdued, ¢14.. auc $17.50, Fancy Stripe Challie Tea Gown, Garnet and Blue, Chins ‘silk yoke, front, colar sud cufls, full sleeves, princess back, els. Fine Henrietta Tea Gown, in Pink, lace and ribbon trimmed, $17. Fine Cashmere Tea Gown in Blue, all-over embroid- ery, crear irout, fancy sleeves, $27.50. Calico and Gingham Wrappers, $1.25, $1.50, 82. Batiste Wrappers, $3.50 and $3.75. WM. H. McKNEW, Successor to R. H. Taylor, 933 Pennsylvania ave. mhi3-2m 719 sew anv seasonaBLe Goops. 719 EB G. DAVIS, 719 Market Space .Y NETS.—In this department we are show- oaenaeinee elects in 48-inch Goods, at2t firured, at 95e., $1, $1.25, $1.35, $1 inch La Tosca Nets, figured and $1.50. 45 Flouncing, to 83. $1.50: reduced to $1.25. 65-inch 84; reduced ai ‘5. $3.88; reduced to LBB. effects, Crochet Trimmings in all widths: Gold, Silver and Metal Vankykes in great variety; all widthé in Black Fringes, Visiu, Fancy, Knotted and Vandykea MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.—Nixht Gowns—Mother Fao eieentaenmntnencesst woe Sideaven ap ure ‘Visitang cards neatly printed irom yourplate 3 Yards Pru Zo fom ae, Reig, = “ Fands Stripe Scrim, Tae Reduetd toheee G00 yards Stripe Scrimy, Lge. Reduced te be. 1.200 yards Sbade Fringe reduced te, Just received, 50U Hammocks from $1.25 to @5. S5tar Chess from gv to Fu. 50 preces S0-tuch Striped and Plain Linen for Loose overs. 4.30. 20 pieces Se-inch Striped Linen for Loose Covera, BSc, Good value % AWustable Wire Window Sereens from ve. to T5e, Bice Servens made order from 70. to $1.50. Doors from 500 shades on Laces, €4.50 Reduced from ~ gair Black and Gold Applique Laces, $6.50. Re- duced from 814. air Koru Batiste with Wine, Olive and Blue Exm- > Reduced from @a. tiste with Biue end White Embroid- ' >. Keduord from, vair Ecru Batiste with WALL PAPERS. of fine specialt Wail Papers of the new- At correct prices, of. are Hot seen in every you uarahiee our Work. Fresco paiwting um Ai its Branches, ‘Estimates “y larwe, overstuffed. sprang edve, covered in tapestry and plush, #ith ine friuee. Price $100. This week 8145 -pirce Par afer inely carved framea,cov- of sulk plush. Price #0. ug sete, Smuitation mabowang. nicely carved, with four bevel French plates hat some brass claw tet Price $30. Heduced to one week. Mtandiug Cabinets, imitation mahogany, oxidired yg * i French mirror im the beck. ice Standine mipets, very finely carved, with four lane Freuch bevel mirrors iu the back. Price 860. Keduced to 850 one week Student Chairs, aniiqne oak irame, covered in French: velvet. Price 1S heduced to #14. Sindent Chairs, old walnut ir nd plush trimmiugs, Price @1 frame Invalid’s Chair, with three cushions, D tapestry; this chiar makesa perfect bed. Keduced to #1 ‘ Bed ari ‘covered in French cretonne, k xu, weany iatles, pillar base, 24-inch : ux oux for $3 each. GUY Tables, Brass Tables, anu Painted Tables at com Price, Reduced to No.110.—Antique Oak Sideboards, large "bevel mirrora fin carved, new desiv No. 10s9,— very heavy and goou patter 11.50 No. 1137.—Antigue Oak Hall Rac With bevel plate mirrow...... - 13.00 No. 1138.—Mahovany-nuish "Hi Racks, ‘comir seat, with lane nl a 16.00 11.—Antique chairs, high back... . 200 No. o12.—Very Fine Antique Owik Box Frame Leather Spring-seat Chairs, baud-carved back: 15.00 10.00 Wardrube Jak 50.00 42.00 ites, 3 Pieces, Level 0x36 inches.” Regular price Reduced to #6: utigue uk Finish Suites, 3 Pieces, neat desien, glass 24550 lunches, Regular price Keduced to e200. Antique Oak Finish Suites, 3 Pieces, glass 20x24 ines Regular price - Reiueed to 1s. We bave 2 remaining these Antique Osk-fintsh Suites, 3 Pieces very tastefully deaisued, lneye round ch-plate Mirror. Mewular price $42. Be= 3 ‘CARPET DEPARTMENT. OVER 10,000 YAKDS OF CAKPETS, INCLUDING A GREAT VAKIETY OF PALTERKNS AND Al QUALITIES, WILL Br OFFEKED LESS THAN Cost TO MANUFACTURE. IF You WANT ACAB- PET THis Is YOUR OPPORTUNITY, NOTKC Those wishing to purchase # Refrigerstor or Baby Carriage we cordiaily invite to call sud examine out lost complete stock, We offer to you a good strong: Baby Carriage at We upholster sou one to order and if prices are th: terest You, a& We lake a specialty of thi ciass ol Work, Bamboo Goods, Easels, Sorecu Frames, Hansing and, Standing Cabipets, Music Racks, Fauey i ables and» misceiluneous assortinent « remarkably low futon, Fr ai jozen Cutting Boards rev Cutting Tables from #1 frigerators from $12.50 upward. Bicycles, Veloci- pea sand Tnmeycics trom €: 0 to $3u, We bave the best Retricersior now ii use, which we susravice ty prove as represented. W, B. MOSES & SONS, or 11th aud F si ere trot uced to 5 to 85.50, ¢ te Sec. eel. Side board ive- m2? Berwrex Srasoxs. Commencing Monday morning, March 24, and cea Ubuing throughout the week, JULIUS LANSBURGH, Cor. Thirteenth and F sts, offers the following: 100 Solid Oak Bed Room Suites, with Patent Drawer Guide. Exceptionally mice, Worth $35; will sell for 822.50, 100 Solid Oak Bed Room Suites,with Lance Dresser, Beveled Plate, with Pateut Drawer Guide, Price #25; cheap at 40. 100 Hair Mattresses, 40 pounds. An excellent) one for $8.85. Is this not low? 100 Woven Wire Ccmfortable Spring Mattresses (warranted for 5 years), Will be soldat Seach, Can this be outdone? 1,000 Solid Oak Closely Caned Chairs, for Bed or Diuing Rooms, 1 each ; Rockers to match, | aud see these, You will buy, as they are exceptionally cheap, 12 Parlor Suites to close; they are solid cherry, covered in Tapestries or Silk Piushes. Our price tor week commencing Monday, March 24, will be €55 euch, New York houses ask @50 for same, 500 Oak Tables. $1.60, 500 Parlor Tables, in Osk, Cherry snd Waluut $1.50. ‘We will sell in our Carpet, Furniture, Wall Paper and Upholstery Departments everything at low prices during the week commencing March 24. Everyuuiug cui to LOWEST PRICES, JULIUS LANSBURGH, m22 13th and F ste, rv . T RE Great MS aa Crormse S.E. Cor. 9th and E sts. u.w., Washington, D.C. We take pleasure to intorm: the c.othung buyers that we have been able to secure our building long enough to dispos: of our stock of Clothing, aud i order to this we will certainly give you prices lower than ever, We invitenll to come and see us, aud those who dou't buy themselves will giadiy tell their friends where these ne may be secured: tens ery Fe Brose ‘Suils, formerly sold st 618 an: 5, tor tas 2 a Fine Pcluce Alberta, worth @5, you may ‘4 Very Fine All-wool Corkscrew Suit, worth €16.50, tor a0 90, Pine Ai-wook, Posinvess Suits that wil! cost else- “Welnve seb cheaper evades that were €10 to 15, {7 S1hy Fine ‘ttior med? Dress Pants that cost te % A choice lot of SATTEENS and FRENCH, SCOTCH end AMERICAN GINGHAMS. pew lot of BLACK GOODS of all Kinds just opened, ‘A new stock in FAST BLACK HOSE, warranted ‘Bot to crock, W. M, SHUSTER & SONS, , 19 PENNA AVE.