Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, p.¢.. FRIDAY, MARCH 28. 1890. THE EVENING STAR. | Horr You Berrezr Ger Apovr In WASHINGTON: ington, of Georgetown, and of the Levy Court respectively, the ordinances of the board of health legalized by Congress, aud the statates- st-large. The work of the compilers is one of great importance, and the people of the Dis- trict hope that all necessary measures may be taken to bring it toa speedy completion, and that Congress will indorse the compilation when made and recognize it as an official statement of the statute law. The last step is the one that counts, The District began to make just complaint of the condition of ite laws as soon as it came into existence, and 8 series of compilers have kept Congress fully informed as tothe peculiarities of the Jocal statutes, But vo compilation has ever been adopted asa statement of the law as it exists, and each lawyer or citizen interested in a ques- tion concerning the statutes has been com- pelled to burrow for himself in ancient vol- umes. Approval of a compilation by Congress would collect statates locally applicable from a dozen different sources, secure convenience of reference, and in straightening inconsistencies und making intelligible the statement of exist- iug law many antiquated provisions would be practically legislated out of existence by being treated as obsolete, When an authorized com- pilation has been obtained, the opportunity will also be furnished of clearing away by amendment any antiquated provisions, out- grown by England and Maryland from which they came, bat still in force in this District, and statutes in the line of modern legislation may he substituted in their place, It is astonishing that the American people should for more than three-quarters of a century have preserved the statutes of their capital in the condition of a museum of antiquities, displaying curivsities, wonders and horrors to the eyes of the world. Washington is a modern, progressive city. and the time has come to drive antiquities frum the statute beoks, and to coufine their exhibition to the rooms of the National Museum. ee The storm which is raging over the country as an appendix of the vernal equinox is one of the most severe in the annals of the republic. It seems to have spread itself in different storm shapes from the Great Lakes to the Gulf and from the Atlantic to the summits of the Rocky mountains, In the far northwest it assumed the appearance of a bitter blizzard, nearer to us it precipitated itself as fierce hail stones of large size, and in Illinois and Kentucky it came im cyclone and great torrents of rain. The de- straction of human life and property in these states is unprecedented. The city of Louis- ville is a heavy loser, the wind cutting a great swath through a portion of it, leveling 2,500 houses and destroying five hundred lives. ‘Thousands of persons were injured. In Illinois the village of Metropolis was torn completely down, with the destruction, apparently, of most of the population. These are simply specimens of the ruin wrought by this eccentric, s falling “horror of great darkness,” which, not before in our generation and our couutry, has made such a record of terror und devastation, Heretofore cyclones have rarely intlicted injury upon large cities. Louisville, m her proving the exception, has the sympathy of ail the other cities in the land. —__———————— The dizzy and duzzling West, successor of the wild and wooly West, is just now paralyz- ing tae effete East by a proposition to finish up @ huge mineral palace at Pueblo, Colorado, and by the time the world’s fair is held, place a da- Plicate of the palace inside the exposition grounds at Chicago, The palace is to be an immense Egyptian pile as to architecture, built of minerals and to contain specimens of all the minerals produced by the gorgeous centennial state. Before such a suggestion the mind reels, since Solomon, the builder of the Taj Mabal, aud the Incas of Peru are no longer living. <<a The naval militia which New York has estab- lished on board the old ship Minnesota is so successful in its operations that Washington should organize a crew on the same plan, Even if it can do no more, it may be held as a Teserve to go down the river to pick the Des- patch or other government vessels ont of the mud, when the emergency arises, and we need something of that sort at the national capital, $2 — If the Count di Montercole, the Italian dead- beat who has been arrested in Philadelphia and bound over to keep the peace for distributing libelous circulars on the streets concerning his wife, Virginia Knox of Pittsburg, will only wait around for a few years he can marry another American girl about as readily as he did the Present countess. It is in no wise a compli- ment to the American giri, either, but it is in He wise less true, and our girls do not appear to be improving in the matter of disregard for titles commensurate with their increasing wealth > The levees on the Mississippi river are burst- ing like bubbies and the monster is overtiow- ing the farms aud plantations, The fate of the small town of Skipouth is pitiable. It is feared that the whole region below Vicksburg will be laid under heavy contribution to the flood, The storm of last night will doubtless make the matter much worse than is indicated 1B late dispatches, oo Prince Heury of Battenberg says he is the qnly royal person in Europe who is in perfect bealth, but then Henry does not count the cvre- bre mother-in-lawmgilis, which has become ebrouic with him. ee ‘There are so many causes for extradition set forth in the new treaty with Great Britain, that i will be almost impossible for a man to go to Couada at all, except to be arrested for some sort of trespass or other. $a 2 At the Indiana standard au ordinary vote in Kausas is worth twenty bushels of corn, and at these figures the vote is not likely to be cast for pg, eee Municipal corruption in New York is so thick om the surface that it might be scraped off with sebtp, if any one were so cruel as to thus abuse ‘With Easter next week—there’s no time to dilly dally, We're stocked for big business—and in po In department more thea the Boyw SELECTING nd Children's, Words won't pic- oun ture the exquisite effects. The Boy eame talk could be made over the aND commonest sort of stock, You CHILDREN'S must get your eyeson ours to ap- SPRING WARES preciate the differeuce, Ov our WE'VE Second floor Americe ts i froat of BORNE you, France to one side—Germany THREE to snother—and England to an- THINGS otber—and what the young folk In wear in these four countries they MIND. wear all over the civilized world. QUALITY, The Kilts come from Paris—No STYLE, one like the French for uniting con- VARIETY trasts into harmonious effects. AND ‘They're all new, Last season's de- PRICE sigus won't do.- The Jersey Suits _— come from Berlin—The “Father- THE land” is “chuck full” of genious QUALITIES thinkings for young wearers. ARE THE London sends the Reefers—and BEST. America—right home bere—are THE the —best-tu-be-founmd Suits STYLES and Spring Overcoat, Two EXCLUSIVE. and three piece short pant Suite— -= With the ages for vests made THE younger and the short pants moved VARIETY, ahead a yesr—Dress or School, WITHOUT ‘The Long Paut Suits with the COMPARISON. Cutaway, Frock and Sack Coate— _ Prince Alberts if wanted. PRICE, A specialty has been made by AS USUAL— us of Confirmation Suits—we've & SCREWED dozen @ifferent suitsbies for that DOWN occasion—an impurtut aae to the TO THE boys. You want them tu be dressed LOWEST properly then, too, NOTCH. SHIRT WAISTS — More than — we've ever had befure—prettier oues: THIs 18 = FURNISHINGS — Every thougnt- THE STOCK of item complete, HATS and WE ASK = =—- SHOES that will “huish of" in por- YOU 1O _—_feet wood taste, CONSIDER, Our Easter window gives you Just a peep at what'sim stuck. Come €p stairs and havea thoruuxh lok, SAKS ANU COMPANY, TREASURY OF FASHION. PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET. mz SPECIAL UNURKEIC BL KAUR MANS BAKGAINS PREVAIL we kxnitatin, week z Grasp Sizes Or *Eastew Sates. At ali three points in town where our sins are cumblematic of maintained confidence with the people we open tomorrow (Saturday) tierning © GRAND SERIES OF “KASTER” BALES 1N SPRING FOOT- WEAK. We'll start this distribution of values by mentioutng whet vue spring stock euntains for the “Little tots" and for the youvg iads and misses, FOw “BABY.” Tais Our “Prodigy.” Dongola SALE Button Shoes with bruad WILL toes, Won't hurt nor HAVE squeeze the little feet. Only FOUB 35 cents, Finer ones 60 CABDINAL cents, 75 cents and gl. FEATURES: Remember the name! FOR CHILDREN. VARIETY Our “Pausy” is o fine THE LARGEST. _—Dougola Button Shoe, with MATERIALS neat Patent-lesther Tip. THE MOST RELIABLE. Soft and velvety. Perfect FIT AND COMFORT in fit. 81 for sizes 4s to PERFECT. ‘Be; B1.25 for Sigs wo 103gn: PRICES 81.50 for 11s to 2s. THE LOWEST. Kewember the uame! FOR BOYS AND MISSES, THESE GOODS Our “Elegante” line WERE BOUGHT Bomething eutirely new. To FIT! Hsnd-made. No tacks to TO WEAR! irritate the soles of the feet. TO PLEASE! = Very dressy. Good “Walk- TO MAKE ers.” Better wesrers. YOU WANT Children’s sizes, $1.50; TO COME AGAIN! Misses’ : Boys' (made of best Calf), $2.50, and Youths’, $2. Remember the name! THE “STAR” FOR MISSES AND CHIL- OMORROW DREN. WILL HAVE Our “Daisy” is a true SOME MORE beauty im juvenile foot FEATURES OF wear, One of the most THIS GRAND stylish Shoes made. $1.25 “CARNIVAL for 4s to 8s; 81,50 for Bigs OF VALUE! to 103s, $2 for 11s to 2s, Remember the name! Now this isn't all, Littie folks remember little favors. They suan’t forget us, for we've remembered them. How do you think a pretty painted wooden Easter exg, filied with some choice candy, would make the bright eyes susp? They are at sll three of our ‘stores, waiting for the boys and girla. They're useful, too. Can be used as 8 savings bank when candy is gone. ‘This is the Easter offering to the children by WM. HAHN & 00.5 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES: 816 7th st. ow. 1922 Pennsylvania ave. n.w., it 231 Penusylvania a ae. Fox? 2aGk SUNDAYS “POST” WILL EX- plain what the DOUBLE COMBINATION is offer- RE in special underprice bargaius for the Spring Ex hibition. m28-3t Srrcuan Cas Orrenixe ELEGANT AND wonuas aiaeteniin CORSETS. 4 Ve pular Corwes, 25 The Srouarch’ #125 Shirt now ‘oer BRODHEAD & CO, 907 F at. (Masonic Temple), _Established 1867, m28-3t* Gus Coxrectioxs, 1424 Penna. ave., opposite Willard's, OPENS SATURDAY, MARCH 29. EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS. ALL GOODS OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE. th, 8-3 et 4 pine shanty in Michigan is more to Minis- ter Palmer than s castle in Spain, Eusrea Groves a nnn emrmaiay atest Sar Al the New Spring Colors and Styles ingot stook, besides many Bargain Lots, which we warranted, are guaranteed in the fall sense of the werd. We fit them to the hand ‘and give pew pairs for any that rip or tear. BARGAIN LOTS. AT SIXTY-EIGHT CENTS.—We offer 4-button Kid Gloves with new Embroidery in new Spring Bhades of ‘Tan, Grays and Browns. Also Blacks. 8c. pair, AT SIXTY-EIGHT CENTS,—4-button suede Gloves ‘with fine emb'y back. Full line of sixes in Tens, Modes and Grays. This we think the best bargain we ever offered in a cheap Glove. 68c. pair. AT EIGHTY-NINE egy Length Suede Mousquetaires, in Tans 5 . pair, AT NINETY-EIGHT CENTS.—10-button Length Suede Mounquetaire Glovee—fne line of Tana snd Grays. Q8c, pair. We think the above bargain lots the best we have of- fered in some time. These goods were bought early and cannot be bought now at what we offer them. We now call your attention to our several lines of Warranted Gloves, WAKRANTED TO FIT and to wear, Have tem (érted on at our counters AT OUR BIBK, 4-BUTTON WARRANTED GLOVES. 4-button Bon Marche Popular, $1. 4-bulton Bon Marche Perfection, 4-buttun Bop Marche Superior. 50, =4-button Bon Marche Suede, $1.25. All the new Spring Colors, 7-HOOK WARRANTED GLOVES, 7-bhook Bon Marche Emby., $1.25. ‘T-hook Bun Marche Kniby. Kuede, 61.42, Hovk Gloves are very stylish, MOUSQUETAIRE WARRANTED GLOVES. S-buttun-length Bon Marcho Mousg., Tans and Grays, 8) 8-buttwn-length Bon Marche Mousy., Tens, Grays, Browys, Blacks, 81.48, B-vattwa-length Bun Marche Mousy , Tans, Grays, Browns, Blacks aud Street Sbades, $1.85, MISSES' GLOVES, 4-button Emby, Misses’ Gloves, 75¢. 4-Luttua Kuby. Misses’ Suede Gloves, $1,25. ALL GLOVES STAMPED BON MARCHE ABE WARRANTED, Cail sud examine ouf line of RASTER GLOVES We know you will be picased and we can suit you, THE BON MAB CHE, 1t 316 7th strect uorthwest, CME PERCALE SHIRT WAISTS FOR BOY: Sve..and Men's os 2 ¢ Flannel shirts, 250. DOUBLE BINA! juring the 8pecial Seats Coie OR dares SUAS LE ape 5553 Sen a EAU RP POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET, PY ET. of iP. We have something here of great interest for you, ‘That is, great reductions in our MEN'S FURNISHING DEPARTMENT FOR TWO DAYS ONLY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY. ‘We would have you cousider thi. These reductions are made on the most reasonable line of Men's Fur- nishing Goods in the city, We care not where you look at the regular prices of these goods you cannot buy anything to equal them for style or quality. We know what we are writing about and you would be as ‘well aware of it as we ure if you would make your own comparisons. The prices mentioned on the items below are for two days only, except the “Lion Brand” Collars and Cuffs, which are positively for TOMORROW ONLY at the price mentioned. Men's “Lion Brand” Collars for 9c. each, “ Cuffs for 19¢. = pair. ply Cuffs for llc a pair. 50c, Fancy Night Shirts for 39c. each. w5e. Neckwear for 21c, each, “ 6 weg < Men's 123¢c. Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs for ‘Ge, each. Men's 25c, White Hemstitched Handkerchiefs for 19¢, each, Men's 25e, Solid Black Half-hose for 12}4c. s pair. “ 25c, English Haif-bose for 19c, a pair. 250e, British Haif-hose 3 for 50, ‘Toe, Fancy Night Shirt for 64e. each. 50c, Unl'd Dress Shirt for 37c. each, 6a“ § « & 50g & Te. © © «© © 6g « ‘880. Plaited Bosom Dress Shirt for Uc, each, @1 Plain Bosom Dreas Shirt for 796. each. 85c.Laundered “ “ “ 62, “ 50c. Gray Ribbed Underwear for 390. 750, White ~ vig “ +80 61.25 Medium All-wool Underwear for 980 40c. Medium Weight Underwear for 250. Of each line of the above we could write volumes. Not oue which does not deserve your attention and which is an unusual offering for the price, Youall know our tine of Dress Shirts, take special note of the Prices we offer them, Our line of Domet and Fine Flannel Shirts are now opened, beautiful styles, prettier than ever, prices very low on all, test BaUM's POPULAR SHOPPING PLACR, ms 20 or 1. Pay 50.4 aN OOR, 11TH AND F STS. ¥.W. Patou, Marce 28, 1890. ‘The inclement weetber is giving us the opportunity te place our immense spring ‘stock in better seeing position—end we ere taking advantage of it, Our “Spring ‘The constant g8owth of our glove trade Se convincing proof that the gloves sre ‘satisfactory in wear and right in price. ‘We sqidom change the brand of our Gloves, We find the best manufacturers ‘and stick to them eo long as the gloves ‘are up to our high standard, and as a re- sult wooffer at all times fine-grade re- * Mable Kid Gloves, beautifully and uni- formly tanned and dyed, at the lowest Prices possible to quote for equal quali- tes, * ‘button Real Kid Gloves, in assorted ‘Tane and Browns, feather-atitched, em- broidery om the back. $1.25 per pair. 8-button-length Mousquetaire Suede Gloves, in assorted shades of Tan. Only 61.25 per pair. For Children and Misses we offer 4~ button Dressed and Suede Gloves, in ss- sorted shades of Tan, at $1 ver pair. ‘These are excellent Gloves for “Easter” and spring wear. ‘The Boys’ Shirt Waist Season started carly thie year—at least with us. We have never shown s handsomer line. ‘The intense competition among certain manufacturers is working to your ad- vantage, We have been enabled to secure ‘® number of excelient bargains, of which the following are samples: Boys’ Fancy Percale “Mascot” Shirt ‘Waists, in bright lively colors, strongly made, Bize 4 to 1% years, Only 250, each, Bost yet—Boys’ White Shirt Waists, Gnished with Linen Collars and Cuffs, Only SOc. each, This is beyond dunbt the best White Shirt Waist yet sold at 50c. Boys' “Mascot” Outing Cloth Shirt ‘Waista, nest striped designs, emilar toe Sannel, Only 35c. each ; 3 for 81. ‘The nbove are excellent for the boys to Wear while playing bese ball, marbles, games, &o,, a8 they do not show the dirt Aa much as others, Buys Percale shirts Watstd im s large variety of attractive “catchy” desixus and colors, 600, Boys White Laundcred “Mother's Friend” Shirt Weists, with Linen Collar ‘and Cuffs, finished with the famous de- tachable waist bund and tndestructibls Duttons end buttous boles. 76c. aud $3, Same stvie Waist of Fancy Figured Percales, 75c. Beauties at $1. Our alm lias been to secure youd qual- ities at a fair price rather tuan poor qual- ‘dties at a low price, i (Third floor.) ‘That window on the 11th st. side with the two large Dolls dressed in baby clothes and the surrounding display of Infante’ Spring Apparel, will give you ® fair idea of the pretty things now on sale in the Infants’ department. Stylish Little Costs, Cloaks, Caps, Sun Hats, Dresses, Christening Robes, and whet uot, Our first thought has been their becomingness. Beautiful Costs in stripes aud small plaids in soft, Tich colorings, Also Piain Shades in Spring Tints. In Caps, Hate, Bonnets, &c., the assort- ment is unusually large and particularly attractive, As itis such a difficult mat- ter to necure these Choice Styles later in the season many customers buy three or four Caps and Hats to avoid any possiblo isappointment, We are offering the fol- Jowing special inducements at present: Children's Hand-made French Mull Cops, edyed with Valenciennes lace, 250. each. Children's Pique Sun Hats, with but- toned crown, will launder splendidly. 5c, edoh, Children's Round-corded Mull Caps, finished with rosette and mull ties, 500. each Boys’ Corded Cambric Sailor Hate, easily laundered. 50c. each. Children’s Chambrsy Hats, in Pink, Pale Blue sud White, cute shapes, easily leundered, 1.75 and @2 each. Only sises 18 to 26 inches are now left of the 50c, Corsets advertised s few days ago, These sre not regular 500, Corsets, but much better than sny bere- tofore sold st that price. American Woven, Long Waists, Side Steels, Scal- loped Top, 50e, They will compare favorably with many 75c, qualities. (Second floor.) Combination Bustle Skirt. Made from Good Stout Blesched Muslin, fin- ished up the back with four deep ruffies, wide ruffle around the bottom, These skirts give the correct fullness in ac- cordance with the present style of dra- pery; $1.38 cach, «Seand floor.) Ladies! Traveling Wrappers, Bath Wraps and Breskfast Gowns An elegant Une made from French Opera Fignuel, ‘Tucked and Silk Stitched; 88, (Second floor.) ‘Tomorrow morning we shall offer the following special values in Ladies’ Mus- Un Underwear: Low-neck Corset Coversof good mus- Jin, buttons and button holes, all com- plete. 12360. euch. Cambric and Muslin Corset Covers, — neck, edged with Hamburg. 25c, each, - Cambrie Corset Covers, low neck, trimmed with Medici lace, two clustera of tucks down front, herring-bone finish, G5c. each. Muslin Drawers, with yoke, deep hem with fine tucks above. 230. per pair, Muslin Drawers, deep Hamburg ruffle ‘with tucks above, Gc. per pair. Muslin Walking Skirts, cambric ruffie ‘and cluster of tucks in the ruffle and two clusters sbove the ruffle. Sic. Muslin Gowns, with Hubbard yoke of four clusters of tucks, cambric rufile around neck and sleeves, 0c. each. Fine Muslin Gowns, pointed yoke of Hambure insertings and fine tucks, neck and sleeves edged with embroidery. $1 each, (Recond floor, annex.) ‘The uew spring ‘styles and fabrics in the Children's and Misses’ Jackets and Cloaks are particularly becoming and bandeome. ‘akiug cloth, style, work, ‘time, fit and price into account, St is true economy to buy these garments AND ESPECIALLY aT A PRICE: BARGAINS IN SPRING WRAPS. 500 All-wool Jersey Jackets at $2.98, worth 84 60 All-wool Cloth Jackets at $3.25, worth 94.50, 100 Cloth Capes 98, worth 82.50, 18 Cloth Capes at $3.25, worth 84. Beaded Capes at all prices, from #2.49 up. ConoMerers st $3.98, worth $5; better quality at similar reductions at STRASBURGER'S DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES, 1t 404 AND 406 7TH ST. N.W. Oe MILLINERY WILL OUT. THE MAIN fat ‘ure at our opening of Spring Novelties Spe- Fi in. Chuldren'egatraw Sailors, kAvvuaS's 11a Bawe Your Bors Hee Parents who have children to clothe will do well to inspect OUR superb stock before purchasing their Spring Clothing. 909 We have lots of NEW things for the Pa, Boys and Children that cannot be AVE, found in any other store in WASH- INGTON, Light-weight OVERCOATS for Large 909 and Small Boys in ali the new shudes Pa. and colorings and the latest styles. AVE, Long Pants Suits in endless varie~ ties, in Cutaways, Frocks and Sacks, in all the POPULAR FABRICS of the 909 season. OUR $10 grade is the best Pa. VALUE ever offered, Do not fail to AVE. see them. Short Pants Suits of all kinds. Some of them have veste: others without. 909 We PARTICULARLY invite your PA CRITICISM of OUR Two-piece School AVE. Suite at @¢ and 85. They are beau- ties, Also a full line of the better grades up to the FINEST made. 909 Our stock of Jersey Suits, Velvet PA, Suits, Kilt Suits, Reefers, Shirt Waists AVE. and Furnishing Goods contains every thing that the most FASTIDIOUS could DESIRE. All at prices that are extremely LOW wnen you consider the QUALITY. B. ROBINSON & 0., EVERYTHING FOR THE BOYS, m2s vou PENNA. AVE. NW. HE GENUINE CHINA SILK IN ALL THE a sl . ea ine oe eee FS aed Hack Fs all our x! 8 aithnest week’ DOUBLE COMBINATION, Lithetsce, oa Ay OTHER Srep ‘We have gone into Fans. A new department with us— & new stock—an.i of the latest novelties. Not keeping them before we have not # single old timer to be worked off, The novelties we have will be “breczy” sure enough. By the way—talking of Fans—did you ever Temurk how many styles and patterns there ure! that are worthless for use? Maybe you vonght oue of that kind last year. If you did you will waut oue of the serviceable sort this season. A Fan hus a purpose- or should have—and it is not simply for sluw either. Gur Hine coutains all the new Fag ideas—but every oue is Useful—with its originality. THE NESE~ Froni a nickel to a halt dollar. BLAC 8, with @ vatin finish and xold or, silver ornamentation—$1.50; or # Pla Black—lasting quality—81, An EXTENSION in BLACKS at 75 centa, SATINS in colors—decorated and gilt ‘sticks—50 cents, GAUZE—Black and White—plain or decorated—with sufticieut body to ciroutute the atincspher:—$1 to 83. Black and White—pluin or puinted sattbs—S0c., ‘Ties 4h 81.26, $1.51 and $2.25, FEATHERS ip Biack—from $1.25 to 86, When it gets warmer—you will want Fans more—and we shall keep this assortment complete and at your service, KIBBONS, ‘That is ove thing interests everybody—Ribbon is onto slmost everything this seasou— ‘Bon- ne Taps—and what not? It never was more popular than you will find it to be as soun as the first warm day cal Spring costumes. ‘Surab Sashes—18 Mnctios wide—four wud shall Jong—dainty open workomeach side with kuotted silk fringe on the ends—S- Satin Edge Gros Grain Sash Ribbon—12 inches wide—in Blick, White and Creaim—81 » yard. All the leading shades in Satin Ede Gros Grain ular as the colors, or last expositi ou—Since then every thing bas beeu Highland Pisids, Kibbous—4 and 5 inches wide—60c. aud #1 yard. ALL tue tints im Sutin, Satin Bage, Gros Gra and bbons. Culored Velvets and Black with either linen or satin back—all widths—all grades—from good to Lest, Easier will fiud you napping unless you piakeastart at ouce—and Ribvous—aud buns, too—are important items for consideration, SEATON PERRY. “PERRY BUILDING,” 9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Established 1840. lt 4 -INCH MOHAIRS, ONLY IN BLACK, LO (this isa regular '50c. number), at our's Under Price perpeina, comuenci larch 31st and continuing all the week ut KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE SOMBINA TION. m8 719 sew anv srasonaBre aoops. 719 E. G. DAVIS, ‘719 Market Space, DRAPERY NETS.—In this department we are show- ing several new effects in 48-inch Goods, striped and fiwured, at 95c., $1, 81.25, $1.38, $1,50 to 82.60, 48- ets, figured au ped, $1.25 and 45-inch Point de Esprit Nets, 88c., $1.10, 81.35, CHANTILLY FLOUNCINGS.—45-inch Flouncing, $4, reduced w 8:3. $1.50; reduced to $1.25. 65-inch Gitto., $5; reduced to $2.75. €4.88; reduced to $1.88. $2.50; reduced to $1.38. ‘TRIMMING(\.—All the leading novelties of the sea- ‘son in Sitk and Jet Vandykes, also Colored and Persian effects, Crochet Trimmings in all widths; Gold, Silver and Metal Vankykes in great variety; all widths in Black Fringes, Fancy, Knotted and Vandykes. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,.—Night Gowns—Mother Hubbard, tucked yoke, cambrie ruffle, 63c., special value. Ditto, good muslin, V-shaped yoke, cambric™ rufiie, 90c, Ditto, Mother Hubbard, five rows of in- serting und tucks iu yoke, $1, skirts—Good muslin, cambric ruffle and tucks,55c. Ditto, piaim tucked, 0c. Ditto, muslin, with deep cambric ruffie and Torchon lace, $1. Drawers—Good muslin, bem and bunch tucks, 28c, Ditto, extra good muslin and cluster tucks, 50c. Corset Covers—In good cambric, plain high necks, 25c. Ditto, low square neck, plain, Riot of 6dd sizes in Cotton Chemises will be closed ‘out st cost, rinpdfs—The pew Grosgrain Ribbon, with wide Satin edge, in al the newest shades for dress triw- mings; Black Grosgrain, with guuze strives, the newest style fur bonnet trmming. Y-inch Black Grosgrain Sash Kibbon, $1.15. li-inch ditto, €1.38, epecial vaiue, BUCKLES,—All the newest designs in Buckles and Clasps, Gilt, Oxidized, Silver, Pearland Jet. Also the pew Metal Belt, with Clasp, in Oxidized, Giit and Bilver. BG. Davis, mis 719 Market Space, corner Sth st. ‘The attention of our customers is respectfully called to our Late Importation of Thin Nuns’ Veiling, espe- cially adapted to summer wear, Mrs. M. J. HUNT, 1800 Fst. a.w, LINE DIs- bie LEADING RUN, CRANDAI Re eR IC} 45. Urn ? THE RU: ay MADE ELECTED. ASH. Base ied SEIINGS (GUARANTEED FOR OSE YEAR): Has S346, WHERE CAN VOUBUY A ORaRTAGE TRE THIS FOR THE PRICE? a Te THE FAlE’S 86.48 CARRIAGES ARE WORT! THE FAIRS @9 98 CARRIAGES ARE WORER Six. THE FAIR'S $11.98 CARRIAGES ARE WORTH THE FAIRS @12.48 CARRIAGES ARE WORTH THE FAIR'S $1448 CARRIAGES ARE WORTH TH FAIRS 915.08 CARRIAGES ARE WORTH THE FAIR'S @17.48 GENDRON CARRIAG! HAVE BUBBER Tue STEEL Waele. ‘Re WORTH #21. THE FAII-S €21.98 GENDRON CARRIAGES To Visitors and Late Residents. ‘The Palais Royal's unique method of openings new eesson is the offering of the new novelties for certeim Gays at epecial or souvenir prices, The thirteenth om nual “Opening” of apring novelties positively teruu> ustes Saturday, March 20, at 6 p.m. sharp, PALAIS Ki G2 To the left of this coluron are the regular prices, the prices you will find marked on the new goods; t the rigbt are the “Opening” prices, which held gos8 Until Saturday evening. SOUVENIR LIST FOR MEN, HAVE MUBBER TIRE, — WHEELS; ARE gat near door Xo. $n0b ietibiahih etiated THE PAIRS @23.98 GENDRON CARRIAGES | 50c. Underwear, all styles...... 4G BANE RUBBER TIRE, STEEL WHEELS; ARE S oes Weteat Wool Underwear BNE 40 Dr. Warner's 1 Di ‘A » 98 CRANDAL - Pr. '« “Health” Underwear r THE FAIRS 8 22 VEY FINE UPHOLSTERING, A THE FAIRS €28.98 G BI CAKIGAGEN ARE THE F. ey eetee daa RIAGES AKE WORTH $40. 4 F “oo A Rg _ TT IS THE ONLY REFRIGERATOR tw ON THE DRY Al PRINCIPLE, | At WORKS IT 18 THE ONLY REFRIGERATOR THAT H. PATENT VENTILATOR. ™ ios 1dg_ 18 THE ONLY REFAIGERATOR THATSAVES IT IS THE ONLY REGRIGERATOR THAT THE ODOR OF ON) ICLE OF FOOD WILL NOT BE PERCEIV, vi AFFECTED THE ODOR ECTE! HER AKTICLE CONFINED \ CHAMBER, AND THE FAIR 18 THE ONLY PLACE WHERE YOU CAN BUY THEM, THE FAIR, Corner 7th and H sta. n.w. jutlified satisfaction expressed by House. keepers who huve teed them and the recognition of ‘our patfons generally of the standard quality of our Reftirerators are {:uportant facts to suuw the popular appreciation in which the superiority of our Kefrig- erators are regarded. We guarantee every Refriger- ator to give entire satisfaction. OUR RUG DEFT. Is NOW COMPLETE WITH SMYKNA RUGS OF ORIENTAL AND PEKSIAN PAL> TERNS FROM 29¢. UP, ST EGG BEATERS ONLY 75e. SOLD ELSEWHERE FOR $1 Fok OTHE) BANGAING CALL TOMORROW AT FRANKLE & OO., PROPRIETORS. NEW STORE, _ OoR. 7TH AND HBTS. N.W, RONT PAGE SUPPLEMENT IN NEXT SU day's Post will explain, wiat, we are going to Tewardiniy bargains at our Under Price Bary: KAUFMAN'S, 11th st-s.6, m28-3t THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1890, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY Are Offering New Vermont Maple Sugar. New Vermont Maple Syrup—gal. cana, New Vermont Maple Syrap—quart caus, Stem Cut Florida Oranges direct from the grove wholesale and retail. Purity Java Coffee, put up in elegant serew-top tin cans, Cans returnable at full cost. Our “Big Bargain" Flour at $5.47 is selling fast and makes friends of all who try it, We also offer other attractions in our Flour department, Headquarters for the Cleveland Baking Powder which we fully recommend. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, m27 428 Ninth st. Berweex Scasoya. Commencing Monday morning, March 24, and cor- tinuing throughout the week, JULIUS LANSBURGH, Cor. Thirteenth and F sts., offers the following: 100 Solid Oak Bed Room Suites, with Patent Drawer Guide. Exceptionally uice, Worth $35; will sell for 822.50, 100 Solid Oak Bed Room Suites,with Large Dresser, Beveled Plate, with Patent Drawer Guide, Price $25; chesp at $40. 100 Hair Mattresses, 46 pounds. An excellent! one for $8.85. Is this not low! 100 Woven Wire Ccmfortable Spring Mattresses (warranted for 5 years), Will be suld at @3euch. Can ‘this be outdone? 1,000 Solid Oak Closely Caned Chairs, for Bed or Dining Roows, $1 each ; Rockers to match, 82. 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 Plushes. Our price tor week commencing Moudsy, March 24, will be 855 each, New York houses ask $80 for same, 500 Oak Tables. 81.60, 500 Parlor Tables, in Oak, Cherry and Walnut $1.50. We will sell in our Carpet, Furniture, Wall Paper and Upholstery Departmeuts everything at low prices during the week commencing March 24 Everything cut to LOWEST PRICES JULIUS LANSBURGE, m2? 13th and ¥ sts. Yorn Nexps For Easrza Less than two weeks to Easter. Your dress maker will be rushed; and if you mske your own costume you have no time to waste. Easter means blushing spring, with new ideas in colors and shades. We would like “money savers” to examine our new lines of HENRIETTAS, SERGES and DRAP D'ALMA in the strictly correct sprins shades—Heliotrope, Tan, Fawn, Silver Gray aud Slate. Ought to bring @1 for every yard, Yours at 85 cents, All the above shades are repeated in our CASH- MERES. You know what our Cashmeres are, The Price? 50 cents a yard. Our MOHAIRS have Garnet, Blue, Green sndGray. They would crowd value at 75 cents. We Quote them at 50 cents a yard. Ouly 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 @1 per yard. Don't want to rush our WHITE GOODS on but the: here—Ivdia Lineus and Pisid Striped Lawns, at the bargsit-besting price of 125 cents yer Bae, Shore nite ts 2 rats match 1.75 & pair, CARHART & LEIDY. PHILADELPHIA STORE, mh26 v2t 7th st and 706 K et. ne, M. Suvensms & Co, THE POPULAR FRAME MAKERS, 912 7TH 8T. ¥.W., ain ~ale at | Half Hose, all styles ‘S5e, Lisle and Cotton Half Hose 50c, Silk Embroidered Half Hose. 68c. Engliah style Scart - 44c. Scarfs, all styles. 2Se. Scarfe, all styles. ‘sluts Royal” Night Shirts. @1 Spring Novelty Night Shirts... 150. Collars, all the new shapes, 20c. Three-ply Linen Cuffs... 47. Suspenders with “*Everiasting Suspenders, ail sty! English Dogskin Gloves, 95c. with autonatic fastenings, 81.50 English Derby Kid Gloves, 1.98 Best English Chevrette Gloves... Pure Linen Handkerchiefs... » Fancy Hemstitcbed Handkerchiefs Hemnwtitebed Jap Silk Handkerchiefs 28nch “Gloria” Umbrellas...... #2. 20 Fancy Handle “Gloria” Umbrellas $3.68 “Conestoga” Silk Umbrelias... 50e. s SOUVENIRE LIST FOR LADIES. 5c. Dreas Goods, all styles. 440 SOc, Silk Finish Henrtettas, Gio SOc. French and English Suitings. betel 30c. Scotch Ginghams... 45c. 45-inch Band Border Gii . $1 Figured Chiva silk 8% 10 Per Cent Discount marked Prices of all Black Silks, Pricatley's Black Goods, ail Ribbons, all Laces, ali Buttons, all Embroideries, all Tea Gowns, American Hosiery Uo.'s Underwear, Lace Scarfs and Fichus, Real Gold, Amber aud 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 Connemares, 1.98 Lawn and Percale Wrappers... a $1.68 Cevtury Cloth aud Gingham Wrappers. 6! $1.98 Cluster Stripe Satin Parasols 83.68 Parasols, all styles. 89 Parasols all styles " 48 Scoteb Plaid Novelty Parasols. $6.48 Parasols, all styles... 11.48 Imported Paris Novelty Paraso! €1.50 Carriage Shades. 1.68 24-inch Fancy Han €2.98 Sun Umbrellas, all styles... ‘ilk Umbrellas #1.45 Gray Kubber Circulars, ‘$2.25 Irish Peasaut Gossamers - 2.98 Faucy Gossamer Ragians, 25e. Fancy Hose, all styles. Fast Black Hose, ” Lisle How y Lisle Hose, all styles. English Boot Pattern Hose. Swiss Kibbed Bal Vests, do., Fancy Colors. - Black and Colored Ribbed Silk mbric Corget Covers, GSc. Cotton and Cambric U1 7Se, Underwear, ail styles, Balmoral Skirte, lack Satinet Skirte...... resets, every pair warranted. Corsets, made of whalevone. Hée. India Linen. 2iye. Check Muslins, Sc. “Fruit of the Loom” Muslin... 1 Hemstitched Pillow Cases and Sheets. Hemstitched Pillow Cases and Sheets. + Kn tted Fringe Damask Towels, 1c. Pure Linen Damask Towels. Gdc, Stamped Bureau Scarfs. _ Linen Handkerchiefs, all sty! 50c. Embroidered Heinstitehed Fren - Hand-embroidered Freuch Liven Hdkfs, 2c. Hemstitched Japanese SiR Handkerchiefs G8c, 4-button Real K:d Gloves... button Chamois Mousquetaires ‘8c, 4-button Undressed Kid Gloves 8c. 8-button Pig Skiu Mousquetaires. Se. Warranted French Kid Gloves... 98c. B-button Undressed Kid Mousquetaires he Usual #148 Quality Mousquetaires, 81.50 “Pulsis Royal” Gloves, all styles... 21.50 8-button “Palais Royal” Mousquetaires. 25c. Taffeta Silk Mousquetaires, 50c. Pure Silk Mousquetaires. 39c, Vandyke Lace Collars. 6sc, Extra Sizes and Quality 25e. Vandyke Point Muil Ties. 2 for 25¢. Linen Collars and Cu: 25e. Silk Windsors, all styles... 19c. Ribbon Kuching with Lace Neck Ruchiugs, all styles. Skirt Kufflings, all styles. Stor Seal and Antelope Chatelaine Bags, €1 Pocket Books and Chatelaine Burs. $3.39 Paris Exhibition Chatelaine Bass... 3 Faris Pocket Books, real silver trimmings $1.25 15-inch Leather Traveling Bugs. 4 Real Alligator Traveling Bags, Collerand Cuff Boxes, 35c. Silk Belts... 25e. Canvas Belts, 19. 15¢, Toc. Antelope Belts, attachment f: Se. Leather Writing Tablets, Cabinets. 15c. Koman Peurl Beads... 18c. Dress Buckles and Siides. 50c. Japanese Fans, with double sticks, ‘75e, Silk Javanese Fans............. 88.50 Satin Fans, trimmed with artificial flowers @2 Ostrich Feather Fans... €1 Fons, all styles......... ‘5¥e, Quill Feather Fana, epring shades, 18c. lb. Writing Paper, over 100 sheets. Gc. Packs of Envelopes....... Payer, Hair Pins. “Feather-weight” Dress Shields reduced as follows: 14, 16c. JB. 20e, 6c. Be. EARSLIC...coneennene BOB SOUVENIE LIST FOR CHILDREN. 61 “Palais Koyal” 25e. Silk Windsor ‘Bie. Chatelaine (3@c. Hand-painted Se. Pure Linen ‘19c, Nurses’ and Ws 250, Nurses’ India ‘BS. Infante’ Cambric 01.365 Infante’ Naineook ‘S5c, Infants’ Skirts.. ‘Joe. Children's Dresses.. $1.25 Prettily Trimmed 60c. Boys’ Shirt Waista, 39c. Flannel Shirt Waists. ‘The. Laundered G8c. Infants’ 01.15 Paris ‘¥8c. Shirred Toe Kant Doster Be. Quilted 10 per cent, and Wraps — ‘THE PALAIS ROTAL Cor, 12th st and Penn. sve., 4 (& LIBNER, Propristez, :