Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1890, Page 4

THE EVE} WASHINGTO SATURDAY CROSBY 8S. NOVES. = ‘QHE EVENING STAR has the tallest Local pga nme of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium is worth mere than all the other papers published in Washington. Kew York Ofice: Room 93, Tribune Bauildinc. The need of additional freight facilities was clearly demonstrated by the Pennsylvania rail- road yesterday in its argument in support of the Atkinson bill in the hearing before the House District committee. Nobody denies the existence of this need, and the plan proposed by the board of trade gives the road power to condemn property aud lay side tracks and pro- THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1990-TWELVE PAGES. Ta Kuo Or Kaos Pace Resoxs Scrnue: [RG 8. 812-814 SEV 811-813-815 EIGHTH Vides it with ample freight facilities east of | ENLARGED TO FOUR TIMES ITS ORIGINAL ‘Third street west, where the main tracks would remain at grade even if the project of a depression of the tracks farther west- ward were carried out. The board of trade's proposal gives the railroad all the necessary freight tracks at grade and provides for a sinking of the main passenger line only for a portion of its course through the city, The plea that the Baltimore and Potomac road bas been unprofitable and cannot afford to make the improvements which the capital requests is langhable. ‘The road is an important link in the great Pennsylvania system, giving to the latter southern connections and access to the cepital of the republic. The money which bas been spent upon the road has not been ex- pended im this city, where it has free station site aud free right of way at grade over the public streets, butim tunneling in Baltimore and in rT wars, Washington wants the same con- sideration shown to it that has been shown to jaltmore and Philadelphia. Whatever the Yenusyivania systems of book Keeping may show as to the financial standing of its Balti- more and Potomac branch, Washington cannot be an unprofitable city, since here the roxd ex- pends almost nothing by way of improvement, <njoy® the privileges already indicated, and handles, according to its own figures, an enor- mous quantity of freight and nearly two mil- lions of passcugers to or from the city an- ually, $< ‘The greatest flood ever known in the Missis- sippi Valley proper was predicted at several al service offices three duys ago, and the ic storms of wind and rain and snow which have been distributed throngbout the entire section from ockies to the Alleghenies would appear to be the line of fuliilment of the predictions, It is calculated that while in the upper river, that is from Memphis north, tke floods will be immediate and less destruc- tive, it will take at least three wer for the fu'l tide to sweep in upon the lands in the region of the sugar belt and above, and it will | take longer for it to move off and leave the lands clear for cultivation again. This will place it far along in the spring, almost summer in thet latitude, and the prospeet for crops of any kind is to say the least not favorable. Add to this the unhealthful conditions arising from water soaked soil, the warm weather of the past winter, the yellow fever premonitions already showing in South America and West Indian ports, and the outlook for a cheerful southern summer 1s not flattering. Fore- warned is forearmed. however, aud the south has ample time to prepare for emergencies, which after all may never come to pass, and the preparations will be so much added to general improvement. the The prime cause of all this malfeasance in Office, so far as it has a public aspect, is the joose system of accounts and supervision that prevails in most of the states. One would have thought that Maryland would have bad not ouly a law to punish such crimes as Treasurer Archer's, but a system which would almost in- fallibly have prevented it. During his three terms of office, it appears, no examination was ever made of the business of his office—the most important in the whole state. Certainly now, warned by the repeated defalcations, em- bezzlements, hypothecations and other forms of swindling and abuse of trust, the laws of the various states of the Union will be made more stringent, and the public scrutiny of the char- acter of its employes closer than it has been in the past. Taz Stan would not undermine con- fidence, but it would not have snares laid to entrap the weak. Men are sometimes made actively dishonest by imposing too much con- fidence in their integrity. ee The news from the storm-centre shows a wide-spread desolation. A large number of persons altogether must have been killed, as the cyclone struck and overturned the whole or parts of many villages in the interior. As the wires have been down it will take a day or two longer to hear from some of the points on the railroads and even a week to learn the ex- tent of the disaster in the back country off from the lines of communication. A calamity like this, following so closely upon the flood at Johnstown as that did upon the earthquake at Charleston, impresses one painfully with the uncertainties of “this our mortal life.” en Something like a Louisville tornado struck the secret session of the Senate yesterday about the time the Florida appointments came up audscarcely a Senator escaped without a scratch although nobody was seriously injured. The course of the tornado was due North and South, $$$ 0 a About ten thousaud dollars’ worth of the gov- ernment’s time was wasted in the House yes- terday afternoon im the discussion of a point of order. $$$ 2 Tt cannot be long at the present rate of growth before we round off this majestic Union with an even fifty states. Looking sill further forward to number 100 seema almost like coming to the poet's “parliament of man and federation of the world.” $$ 2 There have been more storm area and low barometer in the United States for a week past than would last a year uuder ordinary meteor- ological conditions, $< 2 He was not an insatiate Archer—one-fourth of the funds in his possession sufficed. Orvextxa Or Senisa Has AND BONNETS AND ALL THE NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY, AT 518 TENTH STREET N.W., MARCH 31 AND APRIL 1. All are invited. No cards, as MRS. AR WHITING. DSO CEMENT FOR PLASTER- a 200 per cent wr thas line Honses can iu from tour ty 3 carlier than (hose finished im theold torcrack. ludorsed and used by the Doiiders and plasterers. 250 barrels Shorehzm. ‘The exteusion of Vice Morton's house was plastered with portion of Liucouu Music la'l. About 500 used om the extension of the ai es twice as strong a job as the aud only costs It thea =e d plaster: i betel For turther particulars to JAMES H. McGILL, SALEM IN be LLDING SUPPLIL& G08 to aay oat we 29-1 Lux ‘TIME, by Mande Humphrey. BLOSSOM TIME, by Mra Pauline Sunter, Are the leading EASTER CARD T have also « beauifful line of CUI OUT FLOWER BOOKLETS, . Warner's. Ball's,“P.X." and ali Tide. eschs wai malate Re md where. ‘“Lgoas peon’s Glo and ag Renter‘on ine Corsets She nt a Very Good aud Corset, be ‘h” $2.25 Shirt now ! (20,000) SQUARE FEET 14 - aN NN) DDD i i. a DDD aN ERR oA g8Ss TTIT FFE RI ik A he TR pt eee 24 Sss8 fire £ °o MM i MMM it SEH tus H AN tery wey F's EMBRACING ALL THE LATEST PARISIAN THE NOVELTIES IN 00 oo 83 oo vrans eae Beane 44 Seq 4484 PPI <i WE HAVE ADDED ERR Cd taaaa i WHICH WE WILL INAUGURATE ON OUR WEDNESDAY, NEW DEPARTMENTS. a ow LALLA yeaes Zaaea “LAZZ ens wzuza NEW 247A yzne4 ““zaa DEPARTMENTS. “ae bine | wanes A anaes ane wanna STRI QE FP SPECIAL NOTICE.OUR DRY GOODS DEPART FORMERLY OF LANS TO MY PATRONS: T take this occasion to thank my patrons for their pa the past tweive years, which bas enabled me to extend im the past, strive to be worthy of the confidence repos open this MAMMOTH DOUBLE ESTABLISHMENT, partments as | did in my former lines—that isto say, and Le Prices will make my new venture a success, I make itso. I kindly solicit from the public and my Will strive to make it interesting and remunerative to conel ude with the positive assurance that those who only buying the Most Stylish and Latest in all that the lavely save at least from 10 to 25 per ceut on their pu WE EXTEND TO YOU A CORDIAL WELCOME WEDRESDAY, NG's K | STREET NORTHWEST. SIZE, OCCUPYING OVER TWENTY THOUSAND ON THE GROUND FLOOR. é PPP RRR. x cea PPR R It BRE $ @ vPP RRR N oe ER H REE Soe D oe? Fee Ba HOB RE Soe F NN N EFE RI | ae mii Ee \y SAS de EE Fy D PPP. » Fr Bae P 838 5 PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS AND ALL THE MILLINERY LINE, & FEBS ik PEER 2 “A NON Boo 44 A y, EF ss BP) A YF ER S383 BD dD kA YW kee *ysS8 ppp 2 4 Y & rig L it Han Ho fu NN DPDD np DOD. RX DOD a DPD NNN D D DD NNN D D Fs. N XN DDD sma DDD = THE FOLLOWING A RRR Bp AA RR PPP aa = P oa nk TTIT — g88q i T hw s GRAND OPENING DAY8, TUESDAY APRIL 1 AND 2, AND DEPARTMENTS. NEW DEPARTMENTS, cTLY RIG MENT WILL BE IN CHARGE OF MR. 30L RICE, BURGH & BRO. tronage and generous support extended to me during my Business from year to year. I will in the future, as ed in me. Your liberal patronage has enabled me to I shall pursue the sane course iB opening the New De- if Honest Deatings, Puiite Treatment, Extensive Stock shall not flinch from doing what lays in my power to Patrons « centinuation of their eenerous support, those who will support the King and his Palsca, I will patronize King's Palace will have the satisfaction of not Foreign and Domestic Markets afford, but will posi- yours, B. KING, Jn TO OUR GRAND OPENING, TUESDAY AND APRIL 1 AND 2. PALACE. Srrout Prices Ar {Tax Patas Rorat Ox Moxvar| Axo Tur Ressox War. 'S PALACE... To Tue ‘The proprietor, in reply to considerable com * ing” for this week was to make what would have thanking his petrons for s support that has MARCH 31 AND APRIL 1, tTTT E H ERE PPP. HB KEE P (Bee below.) Trtmurxes Ar Srrctar Prices. Judging by our enormous business during the “Openiug” the majority of ladies must be supplied with Dress Materials, go it is Dress Trimmings that we now specially point to. Even a loug list of Special Prices might uot include the Trimmings you require, therefore we offer on Monday 10 PER CENT OFF THE MARKED PRICE OF ALL TRIMMINGS, The lately received Applique Trimmings in Tan and Cream 4nd Heliotrope and Cream, also the Gold, Gray, Silver and Black Beaded Trimmings represont the finest gollection in the city. A half hundred pieces between extremes quoted below: Gilt Figuros, $2.68 to $12 set. Bteel Figaros, $2.59 to $11 set. Jet and Bilk do., $2.50 to $6.68 set, Silk Vandykes, $1.10 to $15 yard. Mohair Vundykes, 68c. to $2.50 yard. Steel Gumps, :350, to $6 yard. Gilt Gimps, 35e. to 85.35 yard. Fancy Co.ors, $2.50 to $2.50 yard. Jet Vandykes, $1 to $6.68 yard. Narrow Gimps, 16c, to 35c. yard, Stk Gallons, 250. to $1 yard. Jet Galloons, 50c. to $2.68 yard. Jet Edging, 20c, to $1.70 yard, Silk Gimpe, 50c. to 83.35 yard, Crochet Gimps, 81.40 to $3.50 yard, Bil& Fringes, 50c. to 87 yard. Girdles and Cords at all prices, "9" The New French Gold Buttons, also Crochet Buttons to match the color of your dress are here. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Dazss Goons Srrorat P. BICES. (12th st. store.) ‘The Palais Royal Cashmeres, Henriettas and Serges need no advertising other than the late “Opening” display. Our French Plaids, the English Checks, the Molairs are also town talk. The China Silks at the special price of 89c.—O8c. the regular price—deserve more than passing notice, since many uew art shades were received tuis morning. Those not figured at the special price of 6c. are equally deserving, siuce they ‘are unusual value at the regular price—75c., ‘Then come the Wash Dress Goods—the Celebrated Scotch Ginghams, The uew supply of Plaids and Cheeks ineinde lovely shades of Nile Green, Old Rose, Helictrope, &c. Those with Lorders, though higher in price, are r-ally chesper, vecause of the width—45 inches. And the American at 1234 centa. They look identical. Will they wear as well? The Royal's Black Silks need no fulsome praise. The confidence Lewotten of the guarantee— the promise to give a new dress should they split within a year of purchase—is the assurance of the best productions of the world’s beat producers. It only re- maius to say that the prices are oniy possible because of the Palais Royal's cash business, Whether ‘tis the 5 Silks or the specialties at $1 in Surah, Faille, Grain, Royal Armure, khadzimir, Pean de Soie. Each are from 15 to 35 ceutsa yurd superiorin quality than would be possible were we forced to make allow- ance for the bad debts a credit business inevitably brings. Perhaps the best and surest test of the differences between Palais Royal Prices and the prices of else- where—the prices quoted by the merchants who credit many of their putrons—are Priestley’s Black Wool Dress Goods. How comes it that lower prices are quoted bere? Samples will tell you it is so. Your common sense will tel! you the reason why. We conclude our mention of dress goods with a short list of Black Si ks, which, thoneh uot guaranteed, are remarkable values ut the prices and eypecially adapted for the foundations for the Black Laces which have made themselves much talked of since the “opening” Black Surah Silk... 68c. yard Black Satin Rhadame, Tae. yard An after thought is the mention of Black aud Colored Velvets for Dress Trimmings. Also 10 per cont dis- count on all Dress Shields. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Laces Ar Sprout Prices, ‘The 48-inch Black Lace Nets rightly head this list, ‘The variety is confusing. Doubtless uot the best of the newly arrived styles are pointed to, #3.25 a yard is the marked price of a Heavy Black Silk Woven Net with a luster that makes it ylisten as if eprimkled with diamond dust, §2.89 1s Monday's special price, The $1.35 Black Silk Nets, with alternate rows of stripes aud pelia dots, wili be 81a yard, ‘The $2.35 NovelRies in Blocks, Stripes, Polka Dots and Figures, will be 81.98, ‘The $1.35 Bluck Russan Nets, with satin stripes, in imitativn of those run with mbbon, will be @1.19 on Mondays | $1.35 s yard for those with fancy stripes in place of ‘the satin bauds. $1.25 Black Silk Polka Dot ete for 980, 90 cents for good heavy Black Sik Nets, in figures, stripes and polka dots, ‘The 75-cent Russian Net, of quality that usually brings 90 cents syard, will be 6S cents on Monday, -( 42-INCH BLACK SILK FLOUNCINGS, Leta list of prices bint at the variety. Your eyes Must tell you of the beauty of the designs. Prices, 81, $1.35, 61.50, 81-68, 81.98, & 82.65, $3.50, 84.U5, 84.68, 84.98, THE NiW WASH LACES. A collection so extensive that it is as puzzling to the writex to give descriptions as ‘twill be for you to select. A povelty and very, very beautiful are tho Hand-made Liven Vandyke Laces in Kenaissance design. Those are the Laces expressly manufactured to trim China and other silk Dresses. We have colored fashion plates which give s very good ides of how the Laces aroused. Prices 75c. aud $1.15 a yard. Of course such exquisite Laceshave been imitated by the aid of machinery and we are almost sorry to write how closely, Such Laces only 19 and 25c. a yard, Match ets of the following laces in a hundred and one desigus. They are shown in widths for edging aud those sufticientiy wide for Zouave Jacket. Irish Point Vandykes, 13c. to 81.15 a yard. ‘Torchon Kace Sets, 5c. to $1.10 » yard. Medici Lace Sets, 25e. to 81 a yard. Poixt Gene Seta, 48c. to $1.48 a yard. ‘Vaudyke Point effects are also shown in sets of Black and White sitk Lace. silk Pra poe 40c. to $2.60 a yard, ‘Sik Point Sets, 48c. to $1.20 « yard. Bik Fedora dace sets, 25c. to U8c. a yard. BR-The more expensives of the utove quoted are 22 inches wide amd ape used as wrap trimming. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Srecut Prices For Mex. Wept. near door No. 1119 Pa, ave.) March 2%, 1890, Sir: You are eloquent enough in prociaiming the advan- tages of @ cash business and may prove your prices syme- what lower than asked where one may obtain credit. You ask tmmediate payment, and yet you advertise your Annual Spring “Opening” just when it 12 not convenient ‘for many ef your patrons to take advantage of the sowre- Nir prices, Zs this fair to your patrons Yours, Mv. A, Lismer, Propristor of Puiais Roya. Parnoxs Or Tar ment, of which the above letter 1s a sample, desires to been an ordinary week a very busy one, and thus enabled him todo so he has pleasure in also quoting Puus aig RRR. AE ALG BF bh i EE S tun 2*5 To Sst RE (See below.) Consers Ar Spectat Prices. A speciat price for a Corset not adapted to your figure is an extravagant price. Therefore ladies buy- ing Corsets are requested to have them tried on, and thus insure an absolutely perfect St. We,ask this for our own protection—we launder and repair Corsets free of charge. Our experience is that a perfect-fitting Corset requires less repairing, &c., than does one with the slightest defect in ft, 8 We also recommend Iadies to use the new Cellu- loid Steel Protector; it protects the front steel. Can be used with any make of Corset. £27 We also ask attention to the fine variety of our scientifically designed Shoulder Braces, dress form: also the very latest Paris style Hip Busties, &c. Sa the lady in charge personally waits on all ladies 0 desiring. Many years of experience enable her often to Make suggestions which our patrons much appreciate, $1.25 CORSETS FOR 81. ‘We have a dozen styles of $1 Corsets, but this is our $1.25 Corset offered as one of Monday’: tions for @1. Material—White a1 Stylee—medium and long waists. Those who habitually wear this Corset are reminded this 1s an advertisement to attract those who hav. not tried this make and not for those who have; therefore, only one pair to each customer at $1, 7c. CORSETS FOR 490. ‘This isn't a 50c. article we offer you. It's our 75c. Hand-miade Coutil Corset, mie of whalebone, with corded bust and side steels, We have spent over 8500 this spring in advertising this Corset at less than the cost price. Of the hundreds who have secured s pair at the special price 90 per cent {will be glud in the future to pay the regular price—75c. A present loss making a future gain tyle of advertising that all merchants can’t understand, nor all people. A SURPRISE AT 82. ‘The “Fasso" or “Pansy” Hand-made French Novelty at 85. This ‘e la Fasso” is a French Corset made after the same model and is recommended by the lady in charge of the department as being, for all practical purposes, as good as the #5 Corset, The above-mentioned have been quoted as well Worthy of trial, but we know many ladies often have &@ favorite make and will try no other. To such we write: We have all the different shapes in all the Popular makes, and are therefore more liable to suit you than where they keep but a limited variety of each, 176 STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM. “C.P." ata Sirene French Corsets. “P.D." French Corsets... Thompson's “Glove-ftting Corsets. Dr. Warner's Celebrated Corsets. .... + 39atyles 8 styles . 24styles 12styles 14 styles 6 styles ‘8.C" The Best Full Dress Corset, French Woven Corsets... Ferris’ Well-known Waists, Double Ve Corset Waists. Misses’ Speci .lty Corsets, Children's Specialty Waists, 15 styles 12 styles . 6styles 5 styles 11 styles Grand Total..... G27 Palais Royal prices will interest you. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Guoves Ar Svecran Paces. The regular prices are special prices, if you make comparison with the merchants who haven't advan- tages in buying und selling—those who give and ask credit. For instance: Our regular price for 4-button French Kid Gloves is 96 cents a pair. Thirteen years ayo—when our trade was comparatively small— we bought these gloves of the same maker and wold them at $1.25. We buy now 500 dozen at a time and the seller receives a cheque a8 soon as a stearuer can carry it to him after we receive the gloves, It was not 90 im the past and that's the reason why we now charge 96 cents. But there's another reason : ford smull profit because we receive prompt p from you, For these reasons we offer you the $1.25 French Kid Gloves of the credit stores for 6 cents.und that isour regular price. Monday’s special price is 89 cents, Of course we guarantee the gloves, the same as if you paid the reguiar price. Wiil also fit them to your hand, at our risk, if you wish it. Now look at the Undressed Kid Morisquet sires for which our regu- lar price is 81.25—Mouday’s special price, $1.19, Are you not generally charged $1.48 for such quality? Remeniber, every pair guaranteed, Just as true of the high-priced selected French Kid Gloves, ‘The very best undressed Kid Mousquetaires usually retail at $2; here the regular price is @1.80. And so with the Genuine Pigskin Mou-quetaires, Isn't the usual price 81? Here the regular price is 89 cents Now take the “Palais Koyal” 4-button Dressed and Undressed Kid Gloves at $1.50.a pair. Not only the Best Kid procurable but ali the scarce shades, aud not only that, sizes to suit thin or fat hands, (ong or short Angers, ‘That the Palais Royal is Headquarters for Gloves is emonstrated not only by lower prices than usually quoted, but by THE QUANTITIES, which present a choice from all styles and shades, and the VARIETY, which asyures a perfect fit. We write to Men aud Youths, Ladies and Diisses aud the Children. THE PaLals ROYAL, (Continued below.) Jewerny Ar Srrciar Prices, So wonderful are the imitations of the Real Gold, Real Amber, Beal Tortoise Shell, Real Garnet, Keal En- amel and Real Silver Jewelry that, though we offer 10 per cent off the marked prices, we know the imitation ‘What haven't we iu Iniitation Jewelry. Easier tald of than what we have. But which to point to? Let it be the New Buckles and Dress Slides. The American are here, but, as our Paris agent wrote, as “They are in fantastic shapes, indeseribably artistic and beautiful, they tell us of & refinement iu art that the present cen- tury at best, but skilifally copies, Now look at the siides and clasps of Oxidized Silver. Here is the fletr i in metal, with poetry in every Roar state that one object in adveftising the “Open- succeed in beating the record of March, "89. In special prices for MONDAY AND TUESDAY, 00 . 4 oo ¥ y 00 ¥ (See below.) Srectan Prices For Learurr. Where else such # collection of Pocket Books, Card Cases, Chatelaine Bags, Valises, &c., &e. Antelope Skin isthe favorite this Spring and it is deserving. The lovely tints of Mode, Tan, Suede, Gray aud the in- describable Blues, Greens and Reds, 59c. for the sc. Antelope Belts, 8c. for all articles marked @8e. We point to the Seal, Antelupe and Morocco Cuatelaine Bags as being extra value at 98 cents, Theu look at the Card Cases and Pocket Books with oxidized trimmings and all the shades of antelope as written of above. 44c. for the 49. Antelope Coin Purses. 25e. for thone of Calf marked 35¢, r Ticket Cases of Real Morocco only 25e. Antelope Card Cases with Sterling Silver Mount- ings only $4.50. ‘hose from the Paris exhibition with miniature in one corner, only $10.50. Kangaroo Cases, with real Silver Trimmings, at 3 is another of the special prices for Monday. The $10 Silver Mounted Chatelaine Bags and those at 50 cents will equally surprise you. Pocket Books, &..for 25, 35 and 50c., and the Com Purses with Steel Bead Trimmings ut only 2 are also special prices, Se, THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below) Wrars Ar Specrar Parces. ‘The New Cloth Capes, Beaded Wraps, Cloth Conne- maras, Kobes de Chambre and Jerseys are here from the fashion centers of the world. A stock so complete that we can but point to one branch of the deparuuent and assure you all others are as complete, JACKETS—(Ladies aud Misses), THE MATERIALS —The celebrated Clay Diagonals, Spring Weight Jersey Cloth, Wide Wale Diagonals. Broad Cloth, Scoteb Chevivts and the new “Cheveron’s Cloth, The latter iy an all-wool diagonal cloth, with stripes looking like silk, THE STYLES—" The Reefer” in double-breasted, with rolling collar apd high sl-eves. “The Blazer,” with Tolling collar, louse front, with one button. “The Feat Front,” waistcoat with loose Jacket. “The Redfern,” a tight-fitting Jacket, tador finish, double and siugle- breasted. THE COLORS—Tan, Brown, Black, Navy. Gray, Fawn, Suede, Green, THE PRICES—#4, 85, #6, $7, 88, #9, $10, $11, 816, 818, #20, 825. ne of the hither-priced Jacsets were secured by our Paris avent from the Paris exibition. Those at the lower prices owe much of theiriuerit to the Paris models, Our #5 Cheveron Jackets have the hip pockets and are braid-bound, Just as is our $14 Imported Cheveron Jacket. At 88 and $10 are sbown Jackets made of the Celebrated Clay Diagouals. SOME OF THE SPECIAL PRIC Choice of all $5 Jackets for #4. #6.50 Tea Gowns for 86. ‘These are French Challie Tea Gowns, fizured, wth plain color frouts, ribboa trimmings, You'll appreciate these Gowns on compar- | ing them with the imported “Grecian” Gown we'll showg you at 86 Wraps for The spring shades in all-wool Connemaras, Count the cost of materials used and the | worth of the skill shown i the shaping apd making if you want a surprise, | Then look ut the Beaded Binc: Silk Wraps, finished | ef 86 will surprise you, $5 will sur | 8 for the 23.50 Jerseys. Inclnded im the many styles are those with the zouave braiding. Chiidren’s Suits and Coats at 10 per cout discount. Pick out the style you fancy aud claim 10 per ent off | the price you'll see marked on it. Try and call Mon- | day and have any necessary alteration done promptly i and without cost. Next week will bes busy one; the early Visitor will be the wise one, HE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.” Oruzn ECIAL Prices, (All over the store), PARASOLS, The new style Parasols, with 14 ribs. Stripes in all styles and combining new shades of greens, biues, old rose, fawn, olive, grays, Regular price $4.68: Monday"s spedal price $3.95. HOSIcRY. for Schopper's 35c. Hose. All the new tints of Brava, modes ete. ie. forthe new 4c Spriuuc Howe, | Choice of boot pattern red Lisle, Black “C. | G.” Kibbed Lisle, the uew English Ribbed Novelties, Plain and Ribbed Fast Black Hose, tue pew tints uw Lisie Thread. 3 pairs for 31. 20 cents each for Yellow Garters, HANDKERCHIEFS. 21 cents for the new Revere and Drawn Work Linen | Handkerchieis, 44 cents for the 50c. French Embroidered Linen Haudkerchiets, VEILS. “Snow Flake." 8c.; Maline, 7e.; Vandyke Veils of Black, Gilt und Siiver Puste Dots, 2 Paste Dot Veils, 1c. NECKWEAR, ‘The new 19c. Ribbon Ruching for 15, yard. Ail the dress goods es Bre. Washing Silk Windsors, 59, for the 6Sc. Vaudyke Puint Lace Collars, ‘Tdc. for the Sve, Sets—Collar and Cuffs. ‘The new Linen Chemisette, with standing collar, “Helen Danbray:” also the Piaited Front Chemisetie, “he Londou,” is here. Pure Linen Colisrs and Cuffs, 3 for 25, RIBBONS. ‘75 cents for the 88c. Scotch Plaid Surah Hat Rib- bons, 8 inches wide; 30c. for the 3-inch wide; 60 in- stead of 68c. for the 4)-inch wide G. G. and Satin- striped Ribbons, 10 per cent off the marked prices of ai] Black and Colored Velvet Ribbons, 83.96 for the $4.25 Tartan Plaid Sashes, SHIRT WAISTS, 25c. for the 39c. Percale Waists. . | 44c. for ihe 60c. Oxford Cloth Waista, Se. for the 89c. Laundered White French Percale Waists. The ‘“Fauntleroy” Waist for very little boys has just arrived. 240 $3.98 Dresses........82.98 itely Trimmed 55c. Cambric Skirts, hem and ten tucks..... react 4 | to a. Eusrm Sus PERRY'S. Some New Ina Silks Just in. ‘There is one beauty about these printed dainties. You can wear them early aud late. Commence right off now—and they Jan de duty all through the summer and late into the ‘We think the patterns are a trifie more striking this season than ever—The colors higher—The combiner tions brighter toned. These new thoughts that ane bat just in were born of originality. ‘One series are solid Black Grounds with strong pro- Bounced color furures—24 inches wide—1 a yard. Another iss Black and White—takingly combined 27 inches wide—@1 a yard. A third is the Jacquard India Rilk—They savor de cidedly of the Fren:h design and execution—Biack and (Cr aun shadinecs. u them? You will wart to. The colorings are rich. 24 inches wide— 81.50» yard. The Clan Plaids—Scotch again. This is the Hieh- land's year sure enough. Hick out your clan—They cau tell you by your plaids. @1 and #1.05 ayant. Pisin Black China and Japan Silk €1.25 0 yard. Direct coutrasts—White and Cream in Shanghai and Canton Silke—50c. to $1.25 a yard. By mevest chance we got hold of another twenty these @lexant Shantung Pousees. You would our fortune if you could have seen the scrambling after them —40c if you only want « few yards—cheap, too, is it not? 87.50 if you want the whole picoe. Better think twice before you decide to be content with afew yards. Cannot tell when we can wet any more, These are Easter Silks, not Silks for Faster. ‘These are for the balance of warm weather. In the fashion world Easter is but the front door of summer so to ‘urge @ thought for Lght. airy ‘things is only natural, But these Silks—what do you think of them? You cannot buy better—that’s certain Nor suc ‘b pattern and the price a friendly one to you—buth exclusively ours, Se, @1 and SEATON PERRY. “PEKRY BUILDING,” 9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVR, _Fatablished 1840. TEE GRASDEST Dr Novelties in Millinery at Kal al Luderprice Speciais BINAlioN. AY OF FLOWERS| four Spriuse baxhitt UPMAN'S DOUBLE Loxpox Bazan, 715 MARKET SPACE. GRAND EASTER MONDAY, MARCH 31, AND TUESDAY, APRIL 1, Fine French and American Patteru Hats and Bounets, Beaded and silk Passeruenteric Wraps sud Walking Coats, Infonts’ Clouks in all the leading styles of goods, Children’s aud Tufante? Dresses and Slips, Lace Caps, Corsets, Hosiery, Notions and Fancy Goods, Ribbons, Laces, Swiss Flouncing, Umbrellas, Parasols, Kid Gloves and a thousand aud one otuer articles too numerous to mention, We again place before the public the most | ing novelties that could b» bought ou this @s well as across the Atlantic, and iny ladies to call and examine our goods and prices. © buve spared neither tuwe Bor moLey to aa- de e the make this, our FIFTH GRAND EASTER OPENING, a euccess, SOUVENIRS IN ALL OUR DEPARTMENTS, LONDON BAZAAR, EA STEIBEL, Paoruieron, m29-2t SPECIAL UNDERPKICE BANGAINS PREVAIL Sat KACFMADS. Spring taiititon,| Bona March Si,aud tue entire weck, Haudsume Beaded, Poermes, $1.59. 719 SPRING ARRIVALS, EMBROIDERIES. usook Edgings and Insertings, uch jor Children’s Vresses, 0c. uch Flouncings in Lemstitched, Tucked, Plaited aud Vandykes, 65c. to #4. Complete lines of Naiusvok ud Swiss Match Sets in Vandyke, Tucks aud Hemstitch. New demgus in Irish Point kde: Aisv a tull Line of the new drawn work Ewbrudery, 30 aud 45-.uch, with narrow to uateh, CHANTILLY FLOUNCES, We call special attention to the reductions made in these goods: 45-inch Flouucings $1 . from 1.75 from Ds from $3.75; 85.25 trom 84.50; $4.75 om 86. G5-iweh ditto, $1.65 from $3.50. DEAPERY NETS, We have Just received another shipment of these Most desirable goods, in all the newest desigus of Stripes and figures, 45-inch wide from 1 to 82.60, 45-1uch Le Lusce Nets, figured aud striped, @1.25 aud $1.50. PARASOLS, In this department we are daily receiving new and chvive goods im Colored China silk, Pau and Fancy Sinped Surahs, Brocades, &., selected from the best manufacturers. Mourumug Farusols aud Carriage Shades wk great variety. GLOVEs. Weare offering a Real Kid Glove for @1, in Black, Light avd Dark Tans, &c. Che best in the trade. Megu- jariy sold for #1.25. Avery puir warranved, HANDKERCHIEF ‘We have just opened a specicl lot for Easter in Fancy Printed, Corded, Kevere aud Tucked Borders, at 1 Z3ge, Another lot aichly Embroidered, with Faucy Hem stitched Block Demgus, Yoo. EG Davis, m2o 71 Market Space, corner Sth st FFRONT, PAGE SUNDAYS “Post™ will. Ex: jain what the DUUBLE CUMMINATJON is offers ive in special underprice bargaius bite, Buse Us Yovr Bors. HAVE YOU ANY BOYS? IF YOU HAVE WE CAN CLOTHE THEM FOR YOU BETTER AND CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN WASHINGTON, AS WE DEAL ONLY IN RELIABLE CLOTHING, AND MARK THEM AT THE LOWEST PO.SIBLE PRICE WHEN THEY FIRST COME, WE DO NOT CHARGE EXORBITANT PRICES NOW IN ORDER TO PROVIDE FOR FUIURE CUT-RATE SALES. WE HAVE THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF BOYS' AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING THAT HAS EVER BEEN SHOWN IN WASHING TON. .LONG AND SHORT-PANTS SUITS IN ALL THE NEW FABRICS, CUT, MADE AND TRIMMED BY AB ‘TISTS, NEW AND EXCLUSIVE SHAVES, THAT MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED. OUR RANGE OF PRICES WILL SUIT ANY PURSE, SHORT-PANTS SUITS FROM $2.50 T0815. LONG-PANTS SUITS FROM 88 TO €25.AND ATALL THE DIFFERENT GRADES BE TWEEN. CALL AND SKE THEM. ROBINSON, PARKER & 09., 319 SEVENTH 87. N.W.