Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1890, Page 4

2BE EVENING STAR ‘bas the fullest Local Cireulation of any Newspaper in the World, end as an Advertising Medi: is worth The Baltimore and Ohio railroad needs addi- tional freight facilities and condonement of its Past offenses in the illegal occupation of and use of public property. The Baltimore and Potomac railroad stands in need of precisely the same relief. The former, in seeking these concessions from the public, proposes the improvement of its occupation in certain par- ticulars. It offers to remove its present main line from the city entirely, join its two branches outside of the city, bring them down a single street, and build expensive bridges at three points on this street. It is evident, moreover, that additional concessions for the public benefit will be exacted by the Senate committee. The Baltimore and Potomac road, on the other hand, in ask- ing the enumerated concessions for its own benefit, proposes no improvement whatever of its occupation. It makes in the House a direct and unconditional demand for what it wants, with no suggestion of a reduction of its sur- face tracks or of any concession of any sort to the public. It places itself in a much more discreditable attitude than does its competitor. Why should Uncle Sam forgive and pet one of these offending corporations without the atone- ment which is exacted from the other? Will the House District committee give to one of these roads the things which it wants without coupling with the grant sat- isfuction of the needs of the public in respect to the railroad occupation? Will it be less watchful of the interests of this community, over which it exercises a guardian's supervis- ion, than the Senate committee? Washington understands very weil that it must get rid of grade crossings in connection with the grant of these concessions to the railroads or not at all, and thata grant of the corporate relief, not coupled with the provisions for tho benefit of the people, is a denial of public relief. a The decision of the Court of Claims, speak- ing through Judge Davis, gives great satisfac- tion tu those members of the House of Repre- sentatives who are affected by the Silcott de- faleation. Only the loss of the November salaries is covered by the court's opinion, but this will probably be sufficient basis upon which to legislate an appropriation bill paying back the entire amount of salaries for the year actually stolen, The decision goes on the sround that the custom of the House and var- ious acts of Congress, including one of June 22, 1832, and the appropriation measures, all tacitly recognize the sergeant-at-arme as a dis- bursing officer of the goverment. Referring to the statute of '82 the court says that it re- fers to some offi ers not named but recognized as in existence, and as having power to dis- burse the money appropriated for members’ salaries; that officer did in fact exist in the sergeant-at-arms, Whether at the outset he was legully authorized to perform the duties in fact imposed upon him becomes now unim- portant, as the statute of ‘82, interpreted by the rule of "+0 and the situation when the statute was passed, contains a legislative declaration of the power assumed by Congress then to exist in this officer—a declaration suffi- cient to operate upon him in the future and to constitute him thenceforth in law what he had jong been in fact—if not in law—a public agent charged with the duty of paying the salaries of members and delegates. The de- cision appears to remove all rational doub: as to the rizht of the members to be repaid out of the Treasury. —— Prevention of crime by fixing rational deter- rents therefrom is better than punishment after commission. The criminal, in the first place, is to be caught, and in the next place he is to be tried. He may never be caught; he may escape merited punishment by the law's delays or the corruption of prosecutor or jury or the incompetency of the judge; there are, in fact, several loop holes for a person who is guilty, Itis betterto fix a punishment that can be inflicted, which the sentiment of the community will uphold, for the acts which lead up to the commission of crimes of vio- lence than it is to attempt to suppress these crimes by delaying and inflicting punishment ouly after crimes have been perpetrated. ‘This is the experience of all nations and mu- nicipalities It is common sense that requires noexplanation, Acase in point is the bill against carrying deadly or dangerous weapons, reported in the Senate recently. This bill ought to pass. It should have been law long ago. Pistols, razors, slung shots and the like have had their day, it would seem, in a highly civilized community, the capital of the great republic. ———<—<— Hamilton Shidy retires from office, as antici- pated, amid general applause, no one, unless it be Mr. Shidy himself, dissenting. The spoils- men could never forgive him for telling about the violations of the civil service law at the Milwaukee post oitice, in which he had partici- pated. And his testimony before the Congres- sional committee made it very evident that the civil service commissioners had been deceived by his professious of repentance for the part which he had played, aud that not even the prudential consideration of protecting a gov- erument witness against punishment for telling the truth should prevail to retaip him in the goverument service. ‘The New York Stor wauts Mayor Grant to cesign and the Erenung Post suys he wrote a letter for an applicant for office in which he deseribed the applicant as “deservint of pro- euring work.” Something more than an Irish brogue to a man’s handwriting must be brought against a New York official to secure his re- moval oo Our bright cotemporary, the Richmond State, bas just celebrated its fourteenth birthday and is receiving from the people of its city and from other newspapers numerous wishes for many happy returns. ——— + A duty on tin plate will increase the price of those handsome silver tea sets which gratetul employes present to generons employers, and ‘tistherefore a burden upon the laboring <tase 8 ——- = ______ Gen. Russell A. Alger says his present trip south has no political significance whatever, snd if Gen. Alger says it has not it has not, whether it has or not —___ Homebody did not get justice in the New York courts yesterday, when Sheriff Flack was fined #500 aud given two months in jail, and Reporter Choate got $250 and one month for esdropping in the jury room. $$ The Court of Claims has vindicated the late Mr. Silcott, of the House. There is absolutely mo question that Mr. Sileott was the disbursing agent de facto and that he is still the disbursing agent and that he is at this moment engaged in disbursing something like $75,000 of the mem- bers’ salaries; hence the decision of the court, oa As was expected Gov. Hill vetoed the ballot reform bill. This second veto will make New an immensely popular candi- date with the rowdy and corrupt element in the cities, but it gives great offense to the re- Spectable elements of society everywhere. The ambitions governor clips his own wings. — + Mr. Siteott should be put on the tariff list and not allowed to enter the United States without paying a specific duty of 985,000 per Sileott, or ‘That Imperial fad. the international labor couterence, is dead before most people realized nw alive. ——- Punch ia not aloue in euggesting doubte whether it was time for Captain Wilham to pai Pilot Bismarck overbourd, Laxssvncx & Buo.e INFORMATION COLUMM. THE POPULAR NOTION THAT THE EASTER HOLIDAYS IS THE PROPER OCCASION FOR THE ADVENT OF SPRING FASHIONS LEADS Us TO PUT ON EXHIBITION ALL THE NEW THINGS, SPRING SILKS, WOOL AND COTTON DRESS GOODS. THROUGH CONSTANT AND UNREMIT- TING EFFORTS ON OUR PART WE PRESENT TO THE PUBLIC AN ASTONISHING AND BEWILDER- ING ARRAY OF DRESS FABRICS, GATHERED FROM THE (LEADING EUROPEAN CENTERS, combined with an extraordinary assembly of materials by the most reliable domestic manufacturers, forming in all-the MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE NOVELTIES AND PLAIN TEXTILES AT VERY MODERATE PRICES. COLORINGS OF THE LATEST, THE NEWEST OF WEAVES. MATERIALS OF ALL GRADES, PRICES THE LOWEST. In conjunction witn a grand display we will shows line of trimmings for these new materials which in beauty have never been equaled. OUR BEAUTIFUL ROOM FOR THE PERFECT DISPLAY OF GOODS 18 KNOWN TO ALL. PARASOLS IN ALL THE NEW THINGS. SUCH LOVELY CREATIONS. PARASOLS TO MATCH AIM. THE NEW SHADES. PARASOLS TO SUIT EVERY WHIM AND FANCY. PRICES TU SUIT ALL PURSES. NEW THINGS IN LADIES’ GARMENTS. . Scores of new styles in Jackets, Connemaras sud Pelerines, all prices. As a special Easter Offering we will sell 500 Ladies’ Jackets in Light and Dark Tan, Raised Shoulders, Bell Sleeves, for $3.95. 500 LADIES’ CAPES made of Ladies’ Cloths of All Colors, Plaited Edge, $3.50. # 350 LADIES’ BLAZERS OF FINE CLOTH in All the New Shades and Black. A very Nobby Garment. 84. . 200 PELERINES, Long Front Tabs, Raised Shoul- ders, Handsomely Braided All Over, for $10. $6 for s LADIES’ ALL-WOOL CONNEMARA in Blue and Biack. All sizes, CHILDREN’S REEFERS FOR $1.68 of All-wool Material in Garnet and Biue, trimmed with Brass But- tons, Fauntleroy Collar. CHILDREN’S REEFERS, 82.25, in Light Gray. All Sizes. The Most Stylish Misses’ Garment shown by us. Wonderfully cheap, BE SURE TO VISIT OUR ESTABLISHMENT DUR- ING THIS WEEK, BBB RRR GGG. HA B ROR G G HH BBB i RRR a guy E RB Goa H R GGG HH at as Bos RR oo “yn FE PE 83 tai* Bus & E “oo = > apl 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH ST. Crorma For Lance Mes. BEAR IN MIND THAT WE PROVIDE FOR ALL SHAPES. WE ALWAYS HAVE A FULL LINE OF CUTAWAY, FROCK AND SACK SUITS IN ALL SIZES, FROM THIRTY-TWO TO FIFTY CHEST MEASURE, FOR COATS AND VESTS. AND FOK TROUSERS FROM TWENTY-EIGHT To FIF1Y FOUR WAIST, AND FROM TWENTY-EIGHT TO THIRTY- SEVEN INSEAM. SHAPES ARE REGULAR, LONG AND SLIM, AND EXTRA LONG, SHOKT AND STOUT. AND EXTRA STOUT, ALL MADE AND TRIMMED IN THE SAME FAULTLE>»S MANNER THAT IS CHARAC- TERI-TIC OF ALL OF OUR CLOTHING. OUR STOCK OF LIGHT-WEIGHT OVER- COATS WAS NEVER IN BETTER SHAPE. AT TEN, TWELVE AND FIFTEEN DOLLARS WE ARE SELLING THE BEST COAT YOU EVEK SAW AT THOSE PRICES. WE HAVE SOLD OVERCOATS TO NUMBERS OF YOUR FRIENDS THIS SEASON. LET US SELL YOU ONE? REMEMBER OUR PRICES ARE NOT ON A BASIS THAT WILL ADMIT OF ANY SLAUGHTER SALES AT THE END OF THE SEASON, BUT AKE LOWEST NOW. ROBINSON, PARKER &€9.. ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, 319 SEVENTH ST. N.W. apl-eo Tur Anr Or Sexuixe MERCHANDISE LIES CHIEFLY IN BUYING OR MAKING IT, iN SUCH SHAPE, STYLE OR AKT, THAT IT 18 WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT AND AT A PRI WHICH THEY KNOW, AT SIGHT, IS Falk. IN MAKING OUR SHOES FOR MEN WE CONSIDER THE SEASON AND FLACE OF THE WEARING AND THE PRICE MEN WANT TO PAY. WE HAVE Calf Skin Lace, 94, Men's Kussett Lace, 833.50. Our $5 and $4 Shoes alone, have @oubled our Men's Trade. You see we have added to our stock in those grades. ‘This is your gain. ARTHUR BURT & CO. 3211 F ST. — gen U U RRR frrr > i" ror" Rg Ha U RRR i CORR vue RK Do You Wasr Oxs: WANT WHAT? A CRAYON OB PASTEL PORTRAIT. wy? if LT Mab armadieaenimente: Mir. susie Studio Mir. patil tay vou to look at his poriraite before giving peg yal © pm, H. B. SMITH, Artist, Le ‘Vorner Gth st. and Mass. ave, Srara Hare Srare Hare pe Boye Derbys ot 81.88, Bank 48 bo, WILLETT & RUOFE, Sn 905 Pa ave ITAL AND EMBALMER, = 1234 Feumeyivanio Pars aad EVENING GLOVES. WE SHALL SELL THIS WEEK Our Ladies’ $2.50 12-button Mousquetaires at $2.17 “92.7516 far $3.50 20 In best quality French Kid in all colors. eerie warranted aud fitted to the hand at our risk. FEB 3 at 514 NINTH ST. N.W. Srectars, EASTER MILLINERY OPENING TODAY AND TOMORROW. 10c. Sample Handkerchief Sale, Worth 15c. to 49e. lic. Undervest Sale. 19c., 39c., 59c. Shirt Waist Sale, Regu- lar prices 25c., 49¢., 75¢. MILLINERY.—You want your Spring Hat or Bonnet for Easter, Don't delay. Only » few days off. Orders are crowding in. Don't wait untii we have to turn down your order. We guarantee to fill all orders promised. TRIMMED HATS.—An elegant stock to select from. We never were in better sha pe in this de- partment, Large Variety. Seloct Styles and Low Prices. MILLINERY TRIMMINGS-- Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, Laces, Nets, Ribbons and every requirement in Millinery Goods at lowest Possible prices, EASTER GLOVES at 75, FOR TOMORROW AND THURSDAY we offer choice of 10-button Suede 89¢. Gloves, 12-button Suede 98c. Gloves In Tans, Modes and Grays All sizes. Choice for tomorrow or Thursday, 75c. pair. MULL CAPS.—The handsomest and cheapest line we have ever shown. Prices from 260. up to 83.98, with prices between to suit everyone, INFANTS’ WEAR —You should call and see our line of Infants’ Short and Long Dresses, Flannel Skirts, Shawls, Cloaks, Long, Short, White and Colored. Sacques, Bootees, and in fact everything required for Babies’ Dress, at THE BB 00 NNN 2 Oo NNN i ° NNN B NNN BBB 00 ON XN MM MMA 4 A RRR MMM AA RR, Cc H E PTE AA ES Gs EEE MMMA ARE ‘ keel 1t 316 7TH ST. N.W. Dorrexext Exenessioxs For DIFFERENT TASTES aT EPP, FER a ERR Z 5583 Fr fe EE a et Sas, kes hE Ssa8 = So many—most of you—know hd ad fete you in the way of a novelty in @ Dress Patt hat 6 Bion you seeit. But how many can picture just whar they want? you! Your tastes are like the key-bourd of « piano the rigit combinations are tow harmony ‘we are stirring kinw for somet hit - eae) eo o can be found com| Could het bel peoaay in this strain today when ‘we opened up ocme. new importations for street and journeying costumes. That they will be popular fs a mpi ‘they are harmonious in their combina- tim ‘40-inch Chevron Stripe—lots of shades—50e, A0-nch, Checks snd Stripes in Blue, Brown, Silver, | ‘Tap aud Green splashed over s Gray Luckiug—62 isc. 40-inch Checks—in odd little placings 73¢. 40-inch Shepherd's das the bills—but they're uever revived that pou ao not applaud, thei recoming, Navy, Gray, Myrtle.Seal and Black and White oe; Better quality —saine ‘width= Hellotrope, Navy; Myrtie wud Blvek aud Wh.to—81. Ao-inch Stripes and ‘Checke-favly textured fabrios— pin-head patterns—§1. aaoaeh ue Plaids—no end to the colors—new and cat 42-inch Bourette Stripes—just off the loom—Na\ i oh froth, thought cloth in'the freshest alades out of dress 50-inch ‘Hairline Stripes in Oliver taby Higa and Brown one neatly aud prettily combined with the other— Bourettes in Combination Tints—new, we kuow— Pleasing to you we are sure they will be-815. Larxe Plaids—with the Plain to watch—in Old Rose, , Heliotrope, Serpent aud Brown —$22.50 a suit. Lote P Nandyke Fronts, Bordures, ‘we spotsive chord in your taste right in our ut of plain “get-ups” All the new ‘Anyone can “ituport goode—most gvery one does nowadays But the Knack—the ‘succlosfa serving. Of tastes lays some of thei Lringiuss over utterly out of place. We have studied you—the How of the cur- Fent of your Id-as—and tuat is ay the selections we make-“touch the right sp ‘or they do, don't they? | The prices—as far an we are concerned ayhow— are guarauteed to be correct. SEATON PERR Y. “PERRY BUILDING,” 9TH 8ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Established 1849. it Ware Fasuox Fis Trsezz. There is perfect mania for Black Cheviots, The nobbiest sort of patterned weaves don't “hold s can- die” to them in popularity, THE We thought the winter's DRIFT craze would shelve them— THAT ‘but it hasn't. Theyre more POPULAR thought of than ever. Cant TASTE biame youcither. They're Has dressy. Everybody looks | TAKEN well in them—and they look IN well on every occasion, SPRING ‘Tailored and cut as they SUITS should be—and you can't Is select anything dressier, ‘TOWARD The extreme style—the THE one the custom tailors will BLACK pointout on the fashion CHEVIOTS. plates as the LATEST—isa three-button double- | breasted Sack with » half en rolling collar — wearing either single or double- breasted vest with it. The WE'VE whole suit alike~or relieve MET ita little by s pair of trou- THE sera of novelty pattern. WANT ‘This is not s ready-made WITH style—Lut we'w got a full EVERY line of sizes, It's very ex- STYLE clusive, AND The other nobby styles— cur Bingie-breasted Cutaway THAT Sacks, long and form cliny- 1s ing—Cutaway Frocks, with In three or four buttons @ooD Patch pockets some want TASTE. and we've got ‘em. You caunot put any suit into your wardrobe that cr will give you the long con- tinued, genuine satisfaction * of one of these Cheviots or THE French Thibets. qvdLities They're Black — every. AND Dody’s are—but the way PRICES they are cut and made— ARE and the fit you get—IN SAFE, OURS—makes all the dif- you ference inthe world, It's KNOW, all in the style—and we've wot all the style in thm that's possible, Lock now—buy when you 4 choose, SAKS AND COMPANY, ‘TAILOR-MADE CLOTHES. °c AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET. COR, 11TH AND F 8Ta. XW. Torsnar, Aran. 1, 1890. Tt is quality that makes the Price. It bas been our constant aim since we began business to Faise the staudard of quality. To sell only such goods as have an intrinsic value—goods which are sure to give. absolute satisfaction in every respect. How eminently suceessful we have been is clearly demonstrated in the wonderful growth of our business. The foundation stones were “one price, money refunded, Sincerity and true business liber- ality.” We shall continue to offer the very best values possibly ob- tainable in hizh-ciass qualities, A feature of the Spring “Open- ing” this week will be the offering of special bargains throughout the store. You will find them here ‘and thereon each of the four sales floors—mostly on. center counters, The things for Easter have been given Special prominence. Our showings in these lines were never better. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. SPECIAL EASTER BARGAIN IN SPRING DRESS GOODS.— We offer 50 pieces of 38 to 4°- inch Fancy All-wool Dress Goods at the low price of 373¢c. per yard. Tueve are in desirable Plaids, Stripes and Bordered Woolens, Offered for the first time at this exceptionally low price —37)e. ‘The chance of the season. (First floor.) EASTER BARGAIN IN FLOUNCINGS. — Not our loxs, but your gain. We bought 30 Pieces of 45-inch Swiss Flounc- ings, scalioped edge, at virtually our own prices—so low we can af- ford to sell them at 5Uc., 65e, ‘80c., 90c. and $1 per yard. (Second floor.) TWO EASTER BARGAINS IN LADIES' FAST BLACK HOSE. Without comment we quote: Ladies’ “Fast Black" Cotton Hose, double heel and toe, only 2lc. per patr—heretofore sold for R5e. Ladies’ “Fast Black” Fine Qual- ity Cotton Hose, hixh-spliced double heel and toe,only 25c. per pair—heretofore sold for 35c. Come for them while they are to be had,as they cannot last long at these low prices. shrewd buyers will come today, (First floor, frat annex.) EASTER BARGAINS IN LACES, Eight hundred yards of Black Chantilly Laces at an average of 25 per cent less than regula: prices. Widths 234 to 5 inches, 10, 1234, 15 and 2c. per yard. (First floor.) TWO EASTER BARGAINS IN FINE COMBINATION PAT- TERN ROBES.—As special offer- ings we will place on sale; Aline of Combination All-wool Pattern Robes—about 20—at the extremely low price of $6.50 pattern. These are of plain materials with striped goods for trimming. Aline of fancy “novelty” Com- bdiustion Pattern Kobes—about 75—at the low price of $10 per pattern. These are in herring- bone striped woolens with plaid borders of different coloring. Very stylish and dressy in effect. Both the above are in light spring effects, secured expressly tor the uew season now at hand. (First floor.) BARGAINS IN LAP ROBES.— A special purchase of Light- weixht Lap Robes at a sacrifice en- ablés us tooffer the following ex- tenordinary bargains: Summer Lap kobes for busy use, five colorings, 30c. each. Usually sold at 50 and 60c, Extra quality Lap Robes, in plain and faucy effects, 30c. exch, Usually sold at 75c. and 1. Fine embroidered Momie Cloth Lap Rvbes, 75. Way beiow value. Fine Wool “Coolers,” sizes 86 by 90 inches, only $2.50 euch. (Fourth floor.) SPRING DRESS TRIMMINGS, —Kare judgment and good taste have been displayed in selecting our spring stock of Dress ‘Irim- mings, We mention two items which we thiuk well worth your consideration, Black Silk Vandyke Braid, 1 to 12 inches deep, 1 to $12 a yard. Bluck Silk Fringes, 4 to 14 inches deep. $1 to $4.50 a yard, (First flor, rear.) “EASTER GLOVES.” — Every lady locks forward to having new Gloves at Easter. In buying Kid Gloves, like with everything else we sell, we have uot mude the amiatake of choosing the qualities which pay the largest profit. We buy the lines which pay the least profit, for invariably the quality is better, and quality is what you want, ‘The shades, dye and finishing of the new Gloves (Just opened) leave nothinu to be desired, We offer— d-button ‘“Trefousse” Suede Gloves, feather stitched. Spring shades, $1.50 per pair. S-buttou length “Trefousse” Suede Mousquetaire Gioves, in new shades of Tan, Brown, 8c. 2 per pair. Ladies’ 6-button-length Fine Snede Gloves, in Gray and ‘Tan, 81 per pair. Ladies’ 8-button-length Mous- quetsire Suede Gloves, in assorted shades of Tan; plain backs, 61.25 per pair. Ladies’ 8-button-length Mous- quetaire Suede Gioves, in Black and assorted shudes of Tan and Mode; feather stitching. $1.50 per par. CELEBRATED “REYNIER" GLOVES. — Ladies’ 4- button Reyuier Suede Gloves, in shades of Tan, Light Brown, Gray, Mode and Drab; pluin backs, $1.50 per pair. Embroidered backs, $1.75 per ir. PERINOT.—Lidies' 4-button Perinot Snede Gioves, in Modes, Tana, Drab, Grays and Blacks, $1.50 per pair. Ladies’ 8-button-length Mous- quetaire Perinot Suede Gloves, in shades of Tat, Beaver, Drab, Gray, Mode, Light Brown. also Bhek, $2.25 per pair. SILK GLOVES.—Ladies' 6-but- ton-leugth Jersey Silk Gloves in senorted, uhedes of Ten, Light Brown, Mode, Gray; also Black. ~ »G5c., 75c., $1 and 61.25 per P Ladiee' 8-button-length Enelish Silk Gloves in Black. $1.25 and $1.50 per pair. gLAaTA GUOVES.—-Lomee button-length Jersey Taffeta Glover in Slack and’ va-orted eiades of ‘Tan, Mode and Gray. 450, per pair. EVENING GLOVES.—Ladies* elegant Mousquetaire tsucde @loves in very lixht and medium Tas May Isrenzsr Yor. ‘The Palais Royal being the only large store in ite Line of business whose business is not largely credit, offers unusual advantages to those who pay promptly. Tustra.ions below. ‘Men's Genuine “Guyot” Suspenders, 31 centa, An illustration of advantageous buying prompt pay- ments enable is the following: 50 dozen Spun Silk and Lisle Thread Half Hose in Biack and colors, ONLY 25 CENTSA PAIR A job lot, but mone the worse for that, 750, Socks iu the lot. ‘The New Knot and Four-in-Hand Scarfs, such as sell ail around town at 50 cent are here only 44 cents. The specia! price for this Annual Baster sale is 39 CENTS FOR CHOICE, | ois THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Lions Sou Reo Tus 1 j { 10CENTS for White Linen Handkerchiefs, with 1 eer EE that you are asked to | compare with any elsewhere at 1234 cent. | 124 CENTS for White Initial Handkerchiefe—any Anitial—which equal the usual 19¢. quality. 21 CENIS for White Linen Handkerchiefs, which include the new style drawn work aid revere borders: also the inverted Vandyke hemstitched novelties, Good value at 25 cents each. PARASOiS. 4.38 for the New Parasols—those with 14 ribs, The shades to match your dress. Latest styles in stripes, &c, LACES. 1 A YARD for Heavy Black Silk Lace Nets 48 inches wide, A pretty design has alteruste rows of lace stripes and polka dota, 98 CENTS for Polks Dot Russia Net, for which you'll expect to be charged $1.25. TRIMMINGS. The new Zouves of Steel, Gold and Jet Beads are al- most self adjusting, The Braid Collars and Cuffs are also shown in all sizes and ready for use. The new Persian Trimmings of Lavender and Cream, &c. Palais Royal prices for these novelties. BUCKLES AND SLIDES. Imported novelties at 50c. apiece. In order to make 8 good assortment to select from you may choose from many that should be 68c. and some 75c. goods, Those of domestic mau ufacture at lic. area marvel. The only place to obtain Pearl Slides shaped to fit to the waist is the Palais Royal. BELTS AND BaGs, 98 CENTS for Antelope Skin Chatelaine Bags in the new Tausand Grays. Oxidized Trimming identical in design to the 85 imported novelties, Belts to match, 75c, GLOVES. 96 CENTS is the regular price of real French Kid Glo ves. Every pair warranted. 89 cents is the Kaster sale price, ‘These Gloves are to be favorably compared with the $1.25 Kid Gloves of the credit stores. 81.25 is the regular price of the Palais Royal's war- ranted Undressed Kid Mousquetaires. $1.19 is the Easter sale price, Have a pair tried on at our risk and you'll wonder why you have been payiug elsewhere 81.48 for uo better gloves. 89 CENTS for genuine Pigskin Mousquetaires. These have the White or self-color stitching. All the new Grays, Fawn, Tans, Browns, Slate and a Fast Black, Some call these Gloves worth $1.25, but @1 is the prevailing price at the credit stores, RIBBONS. 89 CENTS for Tartan Plaid Sash Ribbons is 11 cents a yard below the prevailing price for this quality. Those 34 inches wide are only 25 cents a yurd. Black and Colored Velvet Ribbons and Black Silk Ribbons for trimming Lace Dresses are at typically Palais Royal prices, HOSE. 35 CENTS for“C,G." Ribbed Black Lisle Hose. ‘That is 15 cents less than credit store prices. 49 CENTS for Richelieu Ribbed Lisle Hose in lovely colorcombinations, Quality and styles of boct pat- terns that'll cost you 68 cents elsewhere, THE PALAIS ROYAL, Heavovanrees F OR W RAPS. The “Opening” display and the criticism it caused Justify the heading of this paragraph. “They certainiy fit nierly.” Such was the tenof of the remarks of those who tried on the wraps during the “Opening.” “You have the best variety.” Told soa hundred times last week. §#-Pala‘s R oyal prices in conjunction with superior variety and qualities make this place headquarters, THE PALAIS ROYAL. _(Continned below.) Ta Paras Rovar J SJ ackers, "aaa 89, €10, $11, 4. 8: THE MATERIALS—The celebrated Clay Diagonals, Spring Weight Jersey Cloth, Wide Wale Diagonala, Broad Cloth, Scotch Cheviots and the new “Cheveron” Cloth, The latter isan all-wool diagonal cloth, with stripes looking like silk, THE STYLES—“The Reefer" is double-breasted, with rolling collar and high sleeves, “Tie Blazer,” with rolliug collar, loose front, with one button. “The Vest Front,” waistcoat with loose jacket, “The Red- Jern.” a tight-fitting Jacket, tailor finish , double and single-breasted. THE COLORS—Tan, Brown, Black, Navy, Gray, Fawn, Suede, Green, SP-Some of the higher-priced Jackets were secured by our Paris agent from the Paris exhibition. Those at the lower prices owe much of their merit to the Paris models, Our 85 Cheveron Jackets have the hip pockets and are braid-bound, just as is our $14 Imported Cheveron Jacket. At $8 and $10 are shown Jackets made of the Celebrated Clay Diagonal. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Tae Paras Rovar Utsrens, THE PRICES—86, $7, $10, $12, 814, 916, $18, HE STYLES are the “Connemara” and the new “London” Ulater. THE MATERIALS—Colored French Plaids and En- glish Broadcioths, Black Disgonals, Figured Armures and Matalesse. These cloths are specially manufac- tured for these garments. Made 0: pure wool of light weight they drape with classic grace, THE PALAIS ROYAL, _(Continued below.) Pua Rovat Beaven Wr RAPS. THE PRICES—@4, 85, $6, $7, $8, $10, $12, 8: 815, 820, $22. THE MATERIALS are Ottoman and Faille Silk, the Trimmings of Silk and Beaded Fringe and Lace. TRE STYLES include “Pelerines,” but the more correct is the new “Princess.” THE PALAIS ROYAL, a es oe eee) Pacts Rova» Crora Cares, THE PRICE~—83 to 815. THE STYLES—Tbree Capes, braided pointed yoke and two rafiies, Some with long tab points, THE MATERIALS—Light Weight Broadcloth, THE COLORS—Tans, Black, Grays, Browns, ued below. skeen w) __THE PALAIS Royal. Ti Parars Rovar J exsrva, THE PRICE—@1.48, 82, $2.68, $2.98, $3.50, $3.98, 85. THE STYLES—High shoulders and braid trim- mings in over one hundred styles, THE COLORS—Black, Blue, Gray, Tan, Fawn, Brown, Red, Green. THE PALAIS ROYAL, Paras Rovat Tra Gowss. THE PRICES—81.25, $1.08, $1.75, #2.68, 92.98, Suan $10, $12, 614, 815, $16, $20, gz2, 925, THE MATERIALS—Those at the lower prices are Calico, Gingham, Challie and French Percale. The more expensive of Henrietta and China and Surah ‘Silke. THE STYLE—The “Grecian” is the latest. THE COLOKS include all the new art tints of Greens, Grays, Blues, hieds, &c. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.} PRICES 92.25, $2.50, 83, $3.50, 93.98,85, 90, $6.50, 87, 68, 0, $10. 611, 812, 13, 614, 415, @16, oTae = STYLES—We won't attempt descriptions. For Children from 1 to 16 years of age we are showing Costa, Suits, Jackets, ke, and = (fl 1890. ‘What we would call your attention to in fo Lawes. ‘Makes which have stood the test of years, Gioves which we can honestly recommend. No others are kept by us, The best recognition of merit in a Glove is when you regularly wear that Glove after having once used a pair. Ours have not yet failed on that test. S-button Mousquetaires, new shades, Heliotrope, Greens, Modes, Tans and Grays, $1.75 and $1.98. ‘S-button Undressed Mousquetaires, all new shades. 61.25. New 4-button “Peerless,“all shades. $1.50, Pig Skins, a complete assortment of shades, best qualities only. @and 5-button Dressed and Undressed Kid Gloves, an endless variety of shades and stitchings, for 81. Complete line of Silk Gloves, from 35c. upward; ‘The above few lines can give but a faint idea of the ‘varied line of Gloves we carry in stock. WwW ow w RRR wwww hr sy pri ss wwww Be de AA Bre Sas. Ww vow i w aa OF _ = ‘ialedaisicuelaaeeniiiemaasedl Cloaks for spring wear we have ever shown. The prices will suit you as well as the styles. Some exclusive Easter Novelties in the house now Which you will not be able to get later IN MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S WRAPS ‘we show & perfect assortment, styles all exclusive, Some imported novelties are now here, and domestic ‘ones, too, Just as handsome, SPECIALS. Ladies’ Tan Jackets, Directoire front, tailor made, SPECIAL PRICE, 84.75. Ladies' Navy Disgonal Cloth Jackets, revers down entire front, with vest, standing collar, coat back and = SPECIAL, 96.75. Ladies’ Connemaras, All-wool Twill Cloth; colors, Navy, Black, Tan and Gray ; $6.50 is the price. 5.90 SPECIAL PRICE. Elegant line of Beaded Capes from $4.50 to $15; styles and designs of beading entirely new, SPECIAL, 86.50 CAPE FOR #5.90, Extremely stylish. BOYs' SHIRT WAISTS—Patterns new and nobby; made so as to wear. Prices that are lower by far than usual for the qualities, Bacm's POPULAR SHUPPING PLACE, m31 7TH STREET. Sox Suaves Panssors Axo UMBRELLAS aT y ~ TTT A Yk 0 BPR gs FRYE t aay iL co RR Sess = Black Satin Sun Shades,lined, with Crooked Handles, 81.68, #2, 82.50. Black Silk Sun Shades, plain and trimmed. lined Black and White. @2, $2.50, $3.68, €4.80 and 85. Parasols, 18 and 20 inches, in Black, Plain Colors, Fancy Stripes and Piaids,lined and unlined, #2,82.75, 83.15, €3.50, @4. 85. Lace trimmed 88 to $11.50. ‘Sun Umbrellas, 24 inches, in Black and Plain@plors, Natural and Sterling Silver Handies, $1.10 to $3.25. Umbrellas, 26 and 28 inches, Gloria, Helvetia, Wind- sor and Pure Silk, Natural and Oxidized Handles. Prices r@age from $1.50 up. Elegaut assortment of Ladies’ Easter Gloves in all the new shades and latest feather-stitch embroidery. Novelties in Easter Handkerchiets aud Veilings, WM. H. McKNEW, Buccessor to R. H. Taylor, 933 Pennsylvania ave, 719 mh13-2m 719 SPRING ARRIVALS. EMBROIDERIES. Fine Cambric and Nainsook Edgings and Insertings, Se. to40c, Ditto 27-inch for Children's Dresses, 50c. to $2. 45-inch Flouncings in tiewstitched, Tucked, Plaited aud Vendykes, 65c. to $4. Complete lines of Nainsook and Swiss Match Sets in Vandyke, Tucks and Hemstitch. New desigus in Insh Point Edgings, Skur tings and Flouncings, in Vankyke and Hemstiteh, Also # full line of the uew drawn work Embroidery, 30 and 45-inch, with narrow to match. CHANTILLY FLOUNCES. We call osaors attention to the reductions made in 45-inch Fh — 1.50, reduced 65-inch ditto, 81.65 from €3.50. DRAPERY NETS. We have just received another shipment of these most desirable goods, in all the newest designs of stripes aud figures, 48-inch wide from $1 to $2.60. 48-inch La Tosca Nets, figured and striped, 81.2 @1.50. PARASOLS. In this department we are daily receiving new and choice goods in Colored China silk, Pisin aud Fancy Striped Surahs, Brocades, &c., selected trom the best manufacturers. Mourning Parasols aud Carnage Shades in great variety. GLOVES. Weare offering a Real Kid Glove for @1. in Black, Light and Dark Tans, &c. The best in the trade. egu- larly sold for $1.25. Every pair warranted, HANDEERCHIEFS. ‘We have just opened a special lot for Easter in Fancy Printed, Corded, Kevereand Tucked Borders, at 123¢c, Another lot Kichly Embroidered, with Fancy Hem- stitched Block Designs, :25c. E. G. DAVIS, m29 ‘719 Market Space, corner 8th st. Mas. KA — Will Exhibit on MONDAY, ‘Bist March, and TUES- DAY, April 1st, a Choice Selection of Linporyed Hata, Bonnets and Toques, from the Leading Houses of Paris and London, Nocards. m29-1w FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, RUGS, BABY CARRIAGES, KEFRIG- ERATORS, STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS IN GENERAL. LOW FOR CASH OR ON EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. Poplar Bed Room Suites from @15 up. Ock Bed Room Suites from $25 up. Walnut Bed Room Suites from €49 up. Parlor Suites in Hair Cloth or Hush, $35 up, Ingrain Carpet from 25¢. per yard ap. Brussels Carpet from 7c. per yard up, (Oil Cloths from *25c. per yard up, 6 PEER 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 pet 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 ‘hasier than any other house in the city. CASH DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON ALL BILLS SETTLED IN THIRTY DAYS. ‘P. GROGAN, 730end 741 That aw, mb3-3m_ 4 iTS finish Serge, the English Check Suilings, the New ings ot Pare, ‘French Piaida, ry sms Pitan hora, In all forming at and Collection at Cor, 12th stand Paeve | savtmo 13007 ST. Kw, (Cor. 11th and Feta aw. FURNITURE. Large Turkish Chairs in French Cretoune, made soft, Price, @25. For one week, $20. MM every respect. Price, on. es ‘This week, #45. Handsome Couch in 22ure Leather, antique ont $28. Reduced, gt with aux Plush, fringe all around. Price, €35. This week, 30, 1 Fine Couch im Cretonne, spring edwe 16 Re Anced to 814, 1 Good Couch in Cretonne. @8. Reduced to @6. 1 Larve Pine bed Lounge, carved frame, vere Olive crushed plush. Price @15. This week, @1: large Bed Sofa, extrs fine heavy fringe and made On & woven Wire mattress, very soft. covered im crushed mohair plush, with silk plush wimmings, Price, #35, This week, 830. Sabine 2 No. 612—Antique Osk Box Fra:ne Leather Sprimc-seat Arm Chairs hand-carved backs, - - $15 00 7 do. 1501 Antique Vak Finish Hixh-back Leather seat Chairs, | 2 No. 158 “Natural direh Side doant, 61000 a 35 00 design, 7 00 Abtgue Ua vak Ward 3800 «3000 j.—Antine Ox Pinwh drawers and bat ~ 1300 1200 —Antique Oak Six. ic ufonier, with © tion ‘shetand, beves French f he uate is ral Suite, 3 picces, = very lane em r with bevel Frened plate ans, 30260 inches large Warhstand with Tenucesee marble top, ~ - 1100085 00 Soud Mahogea Suite, 3 pieces; ot neat, tastefuldesya. French place Kiask, UAa 4 inches, 9000 «75.00 Antique Uac-fuinn Suite. 3 pieces; haudsoine round Preiich’ piste a 35 Hl | Angie ‘Qak-Ainish Suites, 3 pieces, *7 °F 35 00 |“ Hiwh Headboard Bedstead: Dremer in proportion ; glass Vai 0 inches, 20 00 2200 1800 CARPETS, Tapestry Brussels Rug, 8 ft. 3 in. by 11 ft Gin. @14. St Sm. by 10 tt, Sit Sim by 13 tc Mognette Rug, 8 ft. 3in" by Body Brussels Kug, Smyrus Rug, Of. vy & Bouy Brussels ug, wie Gm by 16 te. Smyrua Ku, 7 £6 12 vt by STRAW sont 100 rolls of 40 yards each, $3.: 7.00. ithe sbove are epecial barcaine, Our assortment ie cowplete and prices are very low On the better quali- tu re LACE AND HEAVY CURTAINS. GPaire Imported Chenille Portieres 4 col Keduced fro, 1 —» ported ¢ henilié Portieres, 3 colors, €10. * 7 Vafterent sty lea (Portiore estry by the e100 ats Design), marked down trum 40 t0 00 percent Ask to see our Madras Curtaius that have been re- duced in price. UPHOLSTERY Goops, ‘We havea very large assortment of goods for Pur- niture Coveriux aud Curtoius we are selling at 335 per ceu! less thau the regular price. LOOSE OR SLIP COVER GOODS PARLO: FUusiroue > *O* of Our assortment of these goods is lareer before and our prices lower. We have force of Cutters aud we guarantee a perfec case. BABY CARRIAGES, Our line comprises over 100 different | Fag, m pice, from @3h tterns tw $70 each We mi | facture Baby Carr are always ready tow Auy special style on short notice. "We cary s sortment of all the ue parts of Carriages which we retail and use in repairti pammemarces, We sell the cheapest Fapeiug from $2.50 to €15. filled Kefrigerators trou Refrigerator in the country We have fue char val to use one-third less s6e than to keep food Lo: . butter and mest can ve kept side x with pertect Cail aud examine the ove ou exuibition. W. B. MOSES & SONS, m29 (Cor 11th and F ste.n.w, “Pp, rexed Ocr Fon Easren- We're not going to mention snything unsuited to Faster, but we want to call attention to “buyables” for we (och Black Mobsirs at Se, 46 aad g0uch BMohars or 850 and auch Tucked and Hi Linon Floune a Nsrale, bs nal, Myrtle, sus, Brows, shades.” On ‘and ‘Heavily Rrubroide nd Fo nw wre O27 75 tw $12. have ove. A BIG DRIVE! You'll have to call for them, We shan't force them on you. But we have Just fiiteen pieces of 36-1ci Disgoual Dress Goods i the staple thadea, mande to well tor ‘We'll cut you a pattern af 8¢. a yard! Yard prices and yard messures every time. And scores of Loveliues for baster we've said ue thing about CARHART & LEIDY, PRILADELERIA STORE, THE CROCKERY AND HOUSEFURNISHING BUSINESS. The entire stock of CROCKERY, GLASS WARE an HOUSEFUENISHINGS will positively be sold out regardless of cost. Xo such prices bave 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, B. HOLLANDER, Agt, mio-im 408 7th st. THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1890 ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY Are Offering New Vermont Maple Sugar. ‘New Vermont Maple Syrup- gal. cana ‘New Vermout Maple Syrup—quart cans. Stem Cut Florida Oranges direct from the grove wholesale and retail. Purity Jove Coffee, put up in elegant screw-top tin cana, Cans returnable at full cost, Our “Big Barwain” 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.