Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON MONDAY... April 7, 1890. MOSBY &, NOYES. -. attr, “KE EVERING STAR has the falleet Local Cireulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as am Advertising Medium is worth mere than all the other payers a a Wow York Room 93, Tribune Building Statement of the circulation of THE EVENING Orax for the week ending April 5, 1800: Moxa, March 31, 1800..0000..0.. 0.2 ‘TeRepay, April 1, 1900... Wapweapay, April 2, 1890.. 32,903 ‘TwunapaY, April 3, 1800. 32.78) ‘Fawwar, April 4, 1800... 32,783 MaTURDAY, April 5, 1890.. 37,168 ComnEsrowpivg Waex, 1889....... J solemnly swesr that the above Is a true @md correct statement of whe circulation of ‘Tes Evexcre $314k for the week ending April 5, cae J. Wit. Hexroy, Cashier EVENING STAR Newspaper Co. Subscribed apd sworn tw before me this seventh dey of April, 4.1). 1800. Jonx T. C. CLARK, Notary Public. a ee In another coluinu of today’s paper a promi- Bent member of the Grand Army of the Repub- lic explains the situation in regard to the en- exmpment of that body for 1891, and points out what is necessary to be done to secure the meeting in this ci It would seem that so large a sum as $50,000 would not be aeeded for the proper entertainment of such a body. ina city which can furnish free of all cost so much that is interesting and instructive to visitors; but if that amount be necessary. then it onghi to be raised. Every gathering which assem- bles here makes enthusiastic friends for the national capital, almost equal to the numbers brought together. Every dollar contributed for such « purpose is sure to be returned to the city, many fold, either directly or indirectly. It is true that those who contribute liberally in such cases form a comparatively smal! portion of the whole population, that their purses are taxed frequently, and that those who give | freely are not generally those who are rewarded by the quickest or largest returns; but all the | money thus provided remains ip the city, and much more besides, It is spent here. for some or other, thus at once getting mato cir- enlation and qnickening every branch of trade, sooner or later, so that in the end the whole community reaps a substantial benefit from the seed thus sown. But, aside from any consideration of profit or loss in the transaction, Washington owes a debt of gratitude to the Union soldier which it ought to endeavor to pay in every way possible. To preserve the national capital much precious | blood was shed. many and great hardships were | yard. borne, and countless graves were filled. To the soldier in the field the capital of his coun- try, the seat of his government, with its price- leas possessions, its historic associations, and its moral significance as 2 factor in the contest, stood as the visible symbol of the cause for which he fought, and so long ashe knew it wassafe be had solace for his darkest hours and inspiration for fresh and more heroic ef- torts. itis peculiarly fitting. therefore, that the Grand Army should be invited to Washington, and be welcomed royally when it comes. Let the gallant men who, as raw recruits, waded through her miry streets to defend the capital from approaching foes, the scarred veterans who passed triumphantly through on their homeward march, after the close of the war, aad their fellow patriots who have never yet seen the city they fought on distant fields to preserve, come together.—bid them all come, from every quarter, to realize and enjoy the fair and noble fruitage their valor and hard- ships have borne. There ought to be no difference of opinion and no halting ina matter like this, Every citizen of Wasbington hasa high and plain duty before him. Let it be performed cheer- fally and creditably. ——— + The Baltimore Sun well observes that the idea in the world’s fair program is not to celebrate Chicago only, but Columbus’ discovery, and the more celebrations the better. It approves Semator Daniel's amendment, except so mach of it as proposes an invitation to all the sov- ereigns of Europe, holding that they could not come if they would and would not if they could, with few exceptions, anda general declination would leok like snub tous. The Sun thinks that those sovereigns only whose countries were interested immediately in the discovery shoud | be invited. This point seems well taken, It} was the original idea of those who promoted the enterprise. Some of the friends of Chicago profess to sce the Daniel amendment a blow at the world’s fair project. ‘This amendment is proposed as a part of the same legislation which authorizes the fair, and its adoption will make all sections enthusiastic advocates of the fair and eager | contributors to its success, If there is to be | any clash between the Dame! amendment and the original bill, it will not be intended by the advocates of the amendment or be reasonable in view of the character of the amendment's | proposals, but will be created solely by the | headstrong action of some unwise friends of Chicago, es — Senator Ingalls had an article m the New | York World yesterday on the U.S. Senate in| which he said concerning secret sessions: “When nominations are coufirmed or rejected | and treaties ratified the result is announced through the press, or by proclamation of the President, but the votes, speeches and other proceedings in the cabinet and in the Senate | “"” are not disclosed.” Of course not, and Senator Dolph and his committee are just wasting their ‘time in acting upon the absurd theory that they are disclosed. : The young German emperor's foreign policy ie chameleon-like. A day or two ago the world ‘was told that he had caused great uneasiness im Austria by his friendly overtures to Russia. Now it w informed that he will maintain the Austrian alliaace, but will win over France and isolate Russia William of the Withered Arm is mystifying the public. a Not only is the passage of the international copyright bill demanded by the friends of right-doing and American literature, but it is aleo demanded by the frieuds of right-doing and American music. In legislation | PE Japanese Matting, L5ec., 1G. ILCLOTHS, 4-4 6-4, 8-4, NO. 3 QUALITY Ee 25. Napier tone, ye ; this week a KAUFMAN'S, _aps-3t ith Srrctar E ASTER DURING EASTER WEEK WE SHALL PLACE ON SALE MANY SPECIAL BARGAINS IN EVERY DE- PARTMENT THROUGH THE HOUSE WHICH WILL PROVE EXCELLENT VALUES. SPECIAL SALE IN DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. 50 PIECES 36-INCH ALL-WOOL STRIPES AND PLAIDS, Good Patterns and in Choice Colorings, should be sold at 50-, For this sale, 37!¢c. 65 PIECES J8-INCH ALL-WOOL CHECKS, PLAIDS, BORDERS AND SIDE BANDS, ombre effects, in all the uew skadinzs, G0c. guoda. For this sale, 50c per yard. 40 PIECES ALL-WOOL BORDERS. Notwith- standing the scarcity of these materials, we have in stock all the newest colorings, Apricot, Crushed Prune, Rose, Prairie Amethyst, Violet and the staple colora, These materials are 40 inches wide, a good, ‘frm material, and are now sold at SOc. per yard, 12 PIECES 56-INCH ENGLISII MOHAIRS, the best material ever offered by us for service, in Grays and Brown Mixtures, These materizls are very lus- trous, Price should be $1.25. For this sale $1 per FRENCH COMBINATION SUITS. S styles special dosigus, brocade? border, in rich shadings of Apricot, Blue Gray, Prairie Peach. These ‘were imported to sell at $16.50. We will offer them for this sale at $12.50 a suit. Also a few of our $20 ROBES left in very handsome devigus, Which we offer this week as a special inauce- mentat gla. ALBATROSS ROBES in exquisite evening shades | With embrofdered fromta. In these goods uever be- | fore have we presented to the public suc novel and rich designs in all colors, DRESS GINGHAMS IN THE CHOICEST PATTERNS These start in price at 2:24c. a yard and run up to Siec. The last price are the FRENCH GINGHAMS U RRR EF! oor eis bt Behe Fl 00 wek OE K EER 4 TTIT A ITT IT OO NNN r AA HS 3 eek t AS FUSS EE tae i 00 N NN TASTY WORKMANSHIP AND NOVEL IDEAS. THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK naa, 3 a Be. 7, 4 Cee wAz ioe SUITS TO ORDER FROM # TROUSFRS TO ORDER FLOM $5. VALLOR, 615 and G17 Pennsylvania ave. 2 SURAMS, ALL S c. Beaded Wrap, 79. 40-inch Mois BEAUTIFUL saT im DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN PRODUCTIONS. EASTER HANDKERCHIEFS,? in new EASTER NECKWEAR § idews, GLOVES TO MATCH ALL THE NEW MATERIALS, Every day brings new trimmings, We show s mag- nificent variety of patterns, CORSETS. ‘This is now gotten to bean art. for to secures cor- rect fit, you must wears proper shape-you may uot be aware what shape would suit you best. Our Sale Ladies will advise you. We have in our stock such reliable makes as the “P. D.” “C. P." “R. & G.," “THOMSON’S,” “WAR- NER'S” and the “KER MAJESTY CORSET.” We guarantee you 8 fit and also the reasonable wear of any Corset bought from us, uo matier what price you pay for it. CORSET WAISTS.—Madam Warren's, Ferris’ Com- mon Sense, &c., Waists, MISSES" CURSETS in all sizes, LADIES’ UNDERWEAR.—We have made it a special feature to carry in stock a complete line of extra-aize Underwear, Stout ladies can be easily titted, whether in Skirts, Chemise, Drawers, Corset Covers or Gowns. BUCKLES AND SLIDES in all the new inventions, BUTTONS for your new Dresses. | In euch and every Department you will find special Easter offerings, I A L AA bi it aA BB RRR OGG, AR Hi Rt § S Hol " Re Goo HAH KR g ecae HH BB RRR 00 B RR OO re Ee 83 BBR K 08 = T 420, 422, 424, 426 7TH ST. AMES CLAYTON, THE BIG BELL SCISSOR Grinder. A perfect artist in the profession. People de well to patronize bim while here. Will be in the city several weeks. ap7-lw* 466 C st. nw. *110N AGAINST MOTH. 40 New Cedar Chests, ut ‘THOMAS DOWLING'S ap7-eo3t__ Auction Rooms, 11th st. aud Pa ave. Ger Tar Bese THE CONCORD HARNESS. LUTZ & BRO,, 497 Penn. ave., sdjoining National Hotel. ‘Trunks and Satchels of best make at low prices. a7 Parest Leaturr Suors FOR ME: OXFORDS, $3.50 AND $5.00. La bent Sar ft D BALS.. 85. TTON BOOTS, $6.00. LACED 3-5 88.00, LACED BALS., Patent Leather requires no care or cost for diacking-—ix “good form” anywhere, winter or summer. Thongh we have ali styles and erades we make @ specialty of our 00 PAT. LEAT. LAcR 00 PAE LEAT PACK 00 PAT. LEAT. LACE FOR Mi. FOR M FOR M. uo RRR T5553 an pen ; Base uo R 2 vw RK Sys5 = ARTHUR BURT & CO, 1211 FP ST. SILVERBERG & ri 127TH ST, ° The Popular Frame Makers, ie size deep fiue Gilt Portrait Frames, with French Glass, 86.50. aps -e0st® A Pancer Or Comers Mesrioxixas ic sae a 883 PPP «FE RRR RRE Sss. te ER ER F Sys8 = OBINSON'S Rewarss e NOTHING GIVES Us SO MUCH PLFASURE AS TO DRESS THE BOYS AND CHILDREN IN NOBBY NEW CLOTHING. NOTWITHSTANDING THE IMMENSE BUSINESS WE DiD LAST WEEK OUR °OMPLETE, WE HAV! E BROKE WITH A FULL LINE OF SIZES IN ALL, OF THOSE PRETTY AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS IN TWO AND THREE PIECE SHORT PANTS — { SUITS, POR ALL AGES FROM 4 10 16 | YEARS. WE HAVE ADDED SEV: TERNS TO THE ASSORTM WEST END AND JERSEY SUITS, SIZES 4 TO 12 YEAKS. NOTHING SEEMS TO PLEASE THE MOTHERS OF SMALL CHIL- DREN SO MUCH AS THE ZOUAVE RILT. OUR VARIETY 18 GREATER THAN EVER. AGES FROM 234 TO 6 YEARS. WE HAVE ALSO RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE INVOICE OF LONG PAN’ FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS, IN © AND SACKS, IN FACT WE CAN SUIT YOUR SON OF ANY AGE, rROM THE BABY TO THE YOUNG MAN OF 21, 1N ANYTHID ‘THEY DESIRE IN CLOTHING AND FUR- NISHING GOODS, TRY Us ONCE. B. ROBINSON & co., THE IDEAL OUTFITTERS, L NEW PAT- OF VELVET, ILVERBERG & CO., 7TH ST., ‘The Popular Frame Makers, 6x20 deep Gilt Portrait Frame of fine . ap’2-e031 sr Make you quality for Tor His Mave A Durrrrence. If you ever needed a Spring Overcoat it's now, Because it’s warm and com- fortable for s couple of hours in the middle of the day—it's not safe to be dodging around town—morning and evening—without some extra covering. Spring Overcosts are not the lururies SPRING oftherichany more. Price used to make them such. Good ones did come OVERCOATS. high.Cheap ones wouldn't wear,and the Poor man couldn't afford to lock bis money up in anything doubtful and take chances. That was the condition A of affairs some time ago, A constant CHAT = ripping will wear away the largest ON stone. The pricesare down now where A the “shortest” pocket book can reach SUBJECT them. THAT Look at our LAVERTON TWILLS WILL for $10. Wili wear as well as Coat INTEREST we've got in stock at treble the price. YOU. ‘That's ons basis of wear, mind you. Of course it doesn’t look as well as the BECAUSE higher priced oues, Isn't made as well, 11S _— But it's a garment you needn't be TIMELY— ashamed te wear. There are lots not as good for more elsewhere. AND ‘There's no comparison youean make WHAT with our GILBERTS—-at $15, We WE'VE have lifted that wrade right out of the GOT ordinary ready-made standard—and set it upon a higher plane—by itself. The GILBFRTS—and they're our own— are better than many ® garment you'll Le measured for at double the money, ‘The variety is wide—the qualities are first water-and the styles are on the latest fashion plates, THERE —Trust ns for the fit. We'll assure yon ARE — of one, That's true of the 10 Over- DOLLARS coats and of the $35 ones. A garment IN that don’t fit you—no matter if it's re silk lined and satin trimmed—isn't FOR — decent to wear. We wouldu't wear YOU, — one—nor ask you to, } Too. ‘They don't know how to make any finer coats than our 25, $30 and $35 ones, Every step forward excellence in tailoring has taken—we've gone long, ‘The elements of elegance that tailors charge you big prices for we've used— every one of them—and you don’t have to put on stilts to reach them, SAKS AND COMPANY, DESIGNERS AND WORKERS IN CLOTH, SYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET. URGH, ‘DF STR) SLY VELVET. No. 16— 8ft3x 918, No. 37.— Sit Bx 1 ity, Just put away in a convenient corner of your mem- ory the items that follow. Farnily use—every one of No, 21 fe 0 x 16 BODY BRUSSELS. ’ ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, COR. 11TH AND F STS NW. Mosoay, Aran. 7, 1890. The large business of the past ‘week bascouclusively proven that You appreciate our endeavors to wive you high quality goods at low Prices, and we shail continue to distribute the best intrinsic values possibly cbtainable. NEW SPRING “NOVELTY” FABRICS IN BLACK DRESS GOODS.—Biack - Satin Striped, Lace Striped and Fancy Noveities in Black Dress Goods—the finest Line we have yet shown. 40-inch Black St:iped Raies de Satin, 75c, per yard. This ia s splendid vatus. @0-uch Black Lace-striped Dress Goods, in opea work pat- terns, $1 per yard. We aiso offer a special value in Black Pattern Nobes of 10 yards each at $10 per patiern, (First floor.) MORE OF THE $6.50 ROBES. You who calied for the @6.50 Pattern Robes after they were all sold will be glad to Marn we have Tecsived another Jot of them. ‘Their reswar price is $10. We Donght them ai a sacrifice, and will make @ spocial leader of them 8¢ 96.50. The shades are of the ver. 1 and inchule Serpent, Chocolate, Cadet Bine, Light Grey, &e. We hardly think it possible to get any more of them eto well at 86.00. A bargain of the season (Firat floor.) MORE ABOUT THOSF WHITE GOODS FROM AUCTION.-- ‘Their goodness las been pretty well noised about You wo bow early must have been telling your friends, The demand is increasing every de ° never offered better values, and desire that every one of our pa- trons should take advantaze of this opportunity to buy White Goods below usual prices, Here they are axain 1,000 yards White Lawn Apron- ettes. Only 10. per yard. 5,000 yards Fine Sheer Quality White Plaid Lawns, at 8,10 and 12}4e. per yard. 2,000 yards White Piagues, at 12390. per yard. 5,000 yards White Victoria Lawns, st 6, 8, 10 and lige. per yard. 1,000 yards White India Linens, at 10, 1236 and 1 5c. per yard. (Second floor.) Wo still have all letters in the Braided Initial Pillow Shams at $1.00 per pr. (Second floor.) OF INTEREST TO MI We have filled one of our F st. windows fullof Men's Lmported Fancy Vests. which weshall sellat 82 each, Ordersfor Tennis Shirts tomeas- Ure are coming in, We have every facility for turning them out in an elegant manner, The materials are half wool, all wool, silk-and- wool and all silk, im neat and attractive stripes and checks, MEN'S HOSIERY. — Morley's 25e, Hose. They are without ex- ception the finest hose ever of- fered for the price. Carefully woven, full regular made and gusseted. Attractive fancy stripes and desirable solids, Only 25c. per pr. (First foor,annex.) DRESS TRIMMINGS.—We are constantly receiving something new in Trimmings. Every desir- Plai¢ able kind. Black Silk Vaudyke Trimming. Lig inches wide. @1.u5 aya. 4 inches wide. 1.50 ayd, 11 inches wide. $6 a yd. _ Colored Silk Gimny, 3 to 3 inches wide. 18¢. to 75c. a yd, BlackMobair Soutache Braid, 20c. a dozen yds, (irst floor, rear.) “YANKEE NOTION” ITEMS.— Boxes of Ready-wound Bobbins, each box containing from Sto 7 bobbins, in all 200 yards of best Sea Island Cotton. Only for “Singer” and “Domestic” Ma- chines, Alinumbers, Sc. a box. Glove Thread, all colors. 15¢, a plait. Giove Darners. fe. each. Slipper Soles, 1pc. w pair. (First floor, rear.) EXCELLENT ATTRACTIONS IN JEWELEY.—1,000 Lace Pius, greatvariety, 10c. Gold-plated Bracelets, 25. Solid Silver Bangles. 5c, 2200 Brooches, in a variety of styles. Reduced from $2 to $1. Solid Gold Pens and Pencils. $1.15 to B4 each, ‘ancy Garters, with Triple- plate Buckle. $1.85. (First floor.) POPULAR CORRESPOND- ENCE PAPER.—Another ton of the “Queen Anne” Writing Paper at 30c, per pound, The amount of this paper soid seems incred- ible. One of the advantages of large buying, S00. per pound, Envelopes to match. 10c. a pack- ae. (Pirat floor.) FURNITURE COVERINGS.— Raw Silks, Kood heavy quality, servieenbie colors, 59 inches wide, 60c. a yard. Rotter quality, more effectiv: better colors, 50 inches wide, YUc. ayard, (Fourth floor.) TAMBOURED MUSLINS.—For baif aud tail Sash Curtains the Tamourcl Mualins are more popular than ever. We sre show- ing an attractive line st 25c.,3le., Be. and Boe, CHINA SILKS.—Many new and original patterus ju rick und at- trective colors, 85. and 81 per LS a ee z aos Fi 2) i =: ie} ret 4 PS a ae Eon Fer 4 EB CAN SELL S548 Prare: ~ eas PARASOL = AN See Pu ORR FAIR'S $21.98 CARRIAGES ARE WORTH -— FAIR'S $12.48 CARRIAGES ARE WORTH AY a “abppabe $14.48 CARRIAGES ARE WORTH 7. aigih FAIR'S 815.98 CARGIAGES ARE WORTH #1748 GENDRON CARRIAGES THE FAIR'S MH GABE LIKE, STEci WHRELS, ARE GENDRON CARRIAGES PATENT STEEL WHEELS, 98 GENDRON CARRIAGES TIRE, STEEL WHEELS, ARE AGES, FINELY UP- AKE WORTH 826, LINE HEYWOuD CaR- NUILNE HEYWOOD CAR- Don't delay your #100 long. Our i cous 9 the eyevtm torseloct fe seaeateas F BER, ERE Pry pee, GO, RFR RRR. RE oon +g cE = ROR kew & ocd tee RO as a ed AA ree ee | ‘A R & “ss* = OUR BEFRIGERATOR SPASON HAS SO_FAR <A MOST PLATTE WE HAVE T LE ABOUT 0 Re IGERA LOR, ICE NOW ALL WE ASK YOU TO De KXAMINE HEM. Be oERICES PRA APER GRAD. aio Coane: BRATED MAKES BEFRIGERA TORS, SUIT You. THE FAIR, COR. 7TH AND H STS. N.W. TOMORKOW BE CULL HAVE BOME FOR YOu, CHINA Wake, Decorated Salad Bowls, only 19¢ Decorated Bone Dishes, four for Decorated Blue and White Tea Decorated Oval Bakers, only 12 Decorated Platters, omy 19. aud Witte Capa anid Sancers, only Ze, cers, only oc Individual Butters, six for 100, ORE OF THOSE FOUR.QUART PORCE- ED FARINA OR OATMEAL BOILERS, Extra Heavy Foot Tubs, japauned Footed Water Pails, on! dahauned Uniooted Water Pails, . GLASS WARE. ‘Thin Engreved Tumblers, ouly He, Our Household Tumblers, only Se. Faucy Pressed Goblets, oly 4c, Fancy Crystal Sait and Pepper Shakers, only Se, Ruby Vinewar Cructs, only" Premed Faues y Crystal Frit Howls, only 10c. each “y Castors, five bottles, only Soc, each, NEW BUILDING COR 7TH AND HST. t a THE Fark Nw, FRANKLE & CO, SILVERBERG & Co., 312 7TH ST., e ‘The Popular Frame Makers. Lovely Designs in gold, silver, bronze, steel, white and gold, white and silver ahd oak mouldings. Cot W. M. Suvsten & Soxs, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ‘We have just received a small line of DRESS ROBES. ‘These goods are choice and are confined styles. They cannot be duplicated. ‘We have the best stock of FINE DRESS GOODS it has ever been our pleasure to show. INDIA SILKS in all colors and combinations. A full line of the plain colors, both in dark and light shades. Onr stock of OUTING FLANNELS, in Silk, Cotton ‘and Wool, was never better assorted. GINGHAMS and SATEENS, in Plains, Plaids, Stripes and Fancy Figures, in great variety. BLACK GOODS of all kinds from the best manu- facturers. NUNS’ VEILINGS, CAMFL’S HATR GRENADINES, WOOL GRENADINES, SILK GRENADINES, with Satin Stripes; MOHAIRS, CAMEL’S HAIR, SILK ALPACAS, TAMISE, HENRIETTAS, and in fect » full line of Choice Black Goods, Afulllineof HOSIERY for Ladies and Misses and Gentlemen, PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS. Our stock was never better assorted. White Goods, from the chespest to the finest Swiss Erabroidery made, ‘The largest and best stock of DRAPERY NETS in Washington. W. M, SHUSTER & SONS. aps ONE PRICE In Plain Figures. SILVERBERG & CO, 312 7TH 8T., ‘The Popular Fraine Makers, uriish you with a pretty Oak Fraiwed ‘Photograyure 3 apz-cost* DDD FE TTTT ERE DD FE 7 £ B D ER gt KE Dp E FE DD wT EEE MMMM OTT Nx FER DD! MMMM Ir ENN OE Be SVE ETRE pe BB MMM U NNN KER DDD TIIT 00 7 o8¢ z 33 ? ‘00 wwwn XN ppp u PPP wwww i SS pp FU RP Wey HERR B Lg er wows iu iN DDD wo B THE CROCKERY AND HOUSEFURNISHING BUSINESS. The entire stock of CROCKERY, GLASS WARE and HOUSKFURNISHINGS will positively be sold out regardless of cost- ‘No euch prices have ever been nade before in Wash- ington on this live of goods. LARGE SAVINGS FOR HOUSE KEEPERS. Ser ci Brace Usornwear A Spectatry. Ladies will find here the largest stock and most complete variety of Black Underwear in this city. Palais Royal prices for superior Fast Black Cotton, Lisle and Silk Hose, shown im ordinary sizes, extra Sizes and opera longtha. Black Corsets in all styles, ‘The Lace Trimmed Black India Sik Chemiser, also the Biack Ribbed Lisle and Cotton Vests, are equally | as good valuon, } 2 “; = S2rSpecial Bargains are the Black Swiss Ribbed | © Vests, Silk Lisle Vests, 49¢., 59e.. ‘Spun Silk Vests, 6¥c., $1.19, $1.48, 81.75, 82.75. | S#- Over fifty styles of Fast Black How for Chil- | dren, including the best English productions, and which will be found here at prices from 19 to 15 per j cent below prevailing quotations. THE PALAIS ROYAL, _(Coutinued beiow.) Fasr Brack Hose Bazaars. 50 CENTS for Sprinw-weight Hose with the patent Spliced selvexes, We xugranter these Hose never to | open at the seams, We guarantee them a portectly Fast Black. We can almost guarantee them not to Show wear at the heels or toes. They have double toes, soles and heels spliced seven inches reaching to the the boot, CENTS for the Sik Lisle Hose raade similar to | moted sbuve. ‘These Silk Lisle Hose will retain er after washing and are, therefore, superior | sting double the price. The dou- bie than Silk Hose. 35 CENTs=3 peirs for #1. Plain and Drop-stitch | Cotton Hose in three weizhts. We ask comparison | with the Hose usually retailed at this price. We might make claims that you tii! you'll believe your owa eyes, Make comparisons. 45 CENTS.— Warranted Fast Black Lisle Hose, plain ornbbed. The price is lower than elsewhere, Is the quality as food? The merchant whose credit business doesu't admit of as small profits here may say the quality is diferent. But wou't you make compari- son? 35 CENTS for the Celebrated “C.G." Ribbed Black You know Three pairs for $1 at ith CENTS —Medium and Lieht Weights for Ladies ‘and Misses who wear from sizes 4 to 9's. 1HE PALAIS ROYAL, {Continued be Paxcy Hose Asp Usornwran. 49 CENTS.—These are the usual 68e. Hose, You may know them. Richelieu ribboot patterns; Back Feet and Ankles, with uppers in new tints of Old Rose, Nile Green, Heliotrope, Orange, Absynthe, Pigeon Blue,, Pink, Lavender, Tan, Pearl Gray, French Gra: Suede, &c. We also show them in combination ¢ such as Two Blues, Two Grays, Two Greens, &e. feet of adark shade; the upper a lighter tint, other combinations. Tan Feet and Gray stil net Feet and Tan Uppers; rs;Gray Feet and Old Rose Uppers; Bronze Feet and Blue Uppers; Electric Feet and Tan Uppers, & 100 dozen of these Hose, but how Jong will such @ bargain last? 35 CENTS.—One of the surprises our cash business creates. ‘Their histor; ourcheck we result. Bleck Feet and Ankies, uppers of Nile Green, Helio- trope, Old Rose, Gray, ‘Then we have them of one color throughout. All at 3 pairs for #1. 25 CENTS—SCHOPPE! his best and such as usually retail at 35c. All the New Grays, Tans, Browns and Modes. Boot patterns—Black Feet and Ankles, with Colored Uppers, also 23¢. 45c. SILK VESTS—Swiss Ribbed, all colors. 1%c. VESTS.—Ribbed Extra Length, Pink, Blue, Cream, White, Flesh, Ecru, Ribbonsat neck. 35 CENTS.—Ribbed Balbriggan Vests, and at 50c. Pants and Vests worth 68c. Dr. Warner's “Health” Spring Underwear. American Hosiery Co.'s Spring Underwear. “C. G.” French Balbrigxan Underwear. G8 Palais Royal price for Dr. Warner's Natural Wool “Health” Underwear is $1.49. THE PALAIS ROYAL, An importer short of funde: begets | Stuchings—30c. Hose for 35c. the Continued below) Dharss Goons Suorprxa Notes. ‘The Palais Royal by s fortunate accident ls all the scarce shades in Cashmercs aud is enabled to charge a little Jess than prevailing prices; and when quoting the sume prices as elsewhere, is giving superior quality. ‘The reason of it: Five cases of Wool Dress Goods were refused by a New York merchant because of late delivery. The importer has sold to our buyerat ales price than would have been quoted if the goods were secured in regular way and thus scarce shades and ertra caters in Wool Dress Goods at the Pulais Rowe!. “4 a8 5, cc! 3 — Inca Socd Bb exes > > 7 The width of the ordinary Cashmere is 38 and 40 inches; theseare 45 inches. Aud the quality and the shades? The quality is the best we have seen in Col- ored Cashmeres, The shades include the art shades in Gray, Steel, Gobelin, Sage, Resada, Tan, Golden Brown, ke. eS E BP" Sce the 50c, Cashmeres for another surprise, | “Seth REESE E Perey eee ERK O90, ts Ssce 2 a x=zrz op: Tel te tks 1 Those are the Black Mohair Brilliantines and are full 40 inches wide. It is only necessary to wake com- Parison with samples of elsewhere to give au ides of the barguin you are offered. The Pulais Royal for the first time advertises special le of Ginghams. It was not because the stock was | not bere before, but a little early, we thought, to men- tiou it, We'll quickly introduce our Ginghams by | quoting special prices for | | MONDAY, TUPSDAY, WEDNFSDAY' | April 7. April 8. . | | 25 CENTS for our 30-cent Scotch Ginghanis; pin checks, stripes, plaids and side band effects im lovely | | lect from, remain | English Bedsteads, all bras, from Velvets from. | Body Brusseis from | 400 Shades on Spring Rollers. W. B. Moss & Sona (Gor, F and 11th ste aw FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY GOOBR WALL PAPERS AND FRESCO PAINTING. FURNITURE. Over 200 Different Styles of Bed-room Suits toe Price from @18 Bed-roon: Chairs cane seat, from Bed-room Rockers, cane seai, from Bed-room Tables, highly polished, trom @ Folding Beds trom Puamel and Hrass Bedsteads from Side Boards from............. Dining Room Extension Table... Wardrobes, hand wood, from. Parior Suits from Axminsters from... Wiltons from. ‘Tapestry Brussels from. Ingeaine from... RUGS-AMPORTED AND DOMESTIO, MATTINGS. 100 rolla White Matting, of 40 yards each, at @2.25 per roll. 100 rotle Fancy Check Matting, of 10 yardseach, Ot 02.50 per rail, UPHOLSTERY Goops. Tapestry Furniture Covering, per yard, Fringe, per yart, from 200 Shades on Best Spring Rollers. Piasbes trom nti LOOSE COVER GOOD& Our assortinent of these goo.ls ie larger than ever be- fore and our prices lower. We havea competent foree of cutters and we guarantee s porfect £1. BABY CARRIAGES, Over 100 different patterns from. 63.75 t0 875 Wecarry a full assortment of all the partsof Car viawes, which we retail and use in repairing. REFRIGERATORS From $2.50 to $50. Our Sweet's Refrigerator is the best in the market, We guarantee it to use one-third less tee then eny other and to keep food longer. Onions, milk, butter and meat can Le Kept side by side in this box with per fect safety. SEASONABLF GOops, Hammorcks, Water Coolers, Reed and Rattan Chatra, ‘Tricycles, Velocipedes, ice Chests, &c. Our rope Fire Escape, Chief Parris says, is the best, We have two rooms, 502100 each. in which we de- fign aud execute the fuest cabinet work and give spe- cial attention to repsiring old furniture. Our uphol- stery shop is »0x100 feet, It is run ina thor oughly systematic manner, so that we are enabled to upholster aud recover furniture, using nothing but best labor and material, at the same price you would pay for ontinary work in any places. In this room there is a moth extermi nator for renovating furniture. All old furniture should go through this apparatus before being reap- holstered, It is tee ouly sure aacthod of eradicating the moth and its eges, No damage done to the finest fabrics or frames. Our finishing shop is most complete in its appoint Me ute and our Snishers are thorough anf experienced ‘Goods taken on storage in 1106 F street. ‘We have « thoroughly competent force of furniture aan and movers and have packing materials ior WALL PAPERS. The newest effecte and correct imitations of silks, Satins, tapestries, laces and cretonnes, Reasonabe Price—First-class Work—Lots of Modest Cost Papers, AT DEPARTMENT. boYs' Bi "CLOTH Hata, for one week Zcq worth 50c-; Bays’ Beyliah Derbys, worth =. SLUMS, apo 745-747 Bib wt. we PRESS GOODS DRESS GOUDS. DRESS GOODS. DKESS GOODS. ° DRESS GOODS. “4 53 cece a Bg PG a“ ao $ c Sd Gol = SPRCTAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL FOUR DAYS ONLY. FOUR DAYS ONLY. FOUR DAYS ONLY. FOUR DAYS ONLY. FOUR DAYS ONLY, No such fabrics ever offered hefore at the prices, all entire pew weaves and designs. AFTER THURSDAY NO MORE AT THORE 40-neh Mobasirs, im ail desirable pont Everywhere else, ae. a yard. ENDING THURSDAY EVENING, 430. A YARD. 36-inch All-wool Striped Serges, newest tints, best value yet sown for ENDING THURSDAY EVENING, 430, A YARD. 38-inch Wool Shepuerd's Plaids, Green and White, Blue aud White, aud Brown and White Checks, for Laif'a dollar, the best obtainable. ENDING THURSDAY EVENING, A YARD. 39-inch Fancy Plaids and Stripes, in light and me dium colorinss. very desirable for f-)~ yt -F-5 combination costumes, for 30c.; cheap. ENDING THURSDAY EVENING, 43c. A YARD. dl in Light ana Mediu Coloriugs; ap honest value for 50e. ENDING THURSDAY EVENING, CRAYON PORTRAITS. by i AN UNEQUALED OFFERING. $6.50 COMPLETE. al it 18 | them. ‘The potterus—and there are lots of thein—we 26 | onset ROTH cbt BOARDING HOUT REMPRGS witty | OS rae 4 sconce Kae ede er yoncoe H ways beat to do right and let consequences | think extremely pretty and tasty. ‘The qualities we 26 | bpentitakin Bucran- | differsnt siades. take care of themselves, In the matter of the | know are superior once. The prices buyable are 3 fold Sereens in Natural Cherry offered special inducements, | 40 CENTS Zor our 45c. SideBandGinzhams, These | + | : | are 45 inches wide, sufficiently wide for the skirtsof | SAnwelus, most drerses. ‘The side bands are very wide and con- | trast prettily with the ground colors, | international copyright the consequences as | 44 Printed Loudon Shirting—fast colors—12%¢, a weil as the mornls are on the affirmative side, | ¥4*- pict a ssc 4-4 Bat ayard. 28) aud Qa, complete with rode, 3225 and 84.25 euch, 19 | (Fourth floor) Sftsx 1120. Sax tbit - Bgtsx ls im all sorts of Plaids—big and litt } ze. is | OUR PRICES, #3.25 TO 96.50, Mr, Saxton, author of the ballot bill bearing | 330 CENYS for our Bde. Gingham. Theee are the | BAUM’S Some New Prints in Punjaub Cloth--15c. a yard. t3x Oty. Ty OPAQUE FOR SUMMER H. HOLLANDER, Agt., nh Gineh! 4 include yw damask | pace aspaphanae romana aap ds, | 32 inch Corded India Dimuity—priated prettily-S5e. Stra 1010. 216 SHADE#S.—Vhis materia! Las its rent agpen Ba cence by tens guns ree beenct meee POPULAR SHOPPING appears. @ genuine reformer. ry b- rd. tages: Hl oth te Jearn 3 sit? ean sasotiates in the New York legisistere “3 Se Sate eete-4 me Sate e a ens ORE é pieieg Prater cactige! ae nab hiogerg re CENTS for Domestic Ginghams. We don’t | _*?>. 7TH STREET. would de well to follow his advice and propare | 41n0 N oveamaien ik Dine and Whitreend some | No 2eolettyslene, ‘ound sn satben the ates Sha i Ge want youto ask for them, Our scotch friends suffer Oreand’ thereby. Seana Hars. bill, if possible, to meet the governor's ob- | new colorings that everybody caunot sow you—37 40. | isaac aaiE: and at the same tine is @ protec M. SILVERDURO & CD. 314778 87. 18-CENT CHALLIES. No cheaper than elsewhere, fections. The compromise man who sacrifices Eo ene emmy ern ent hg | wo. 48.-10%6215106. 822 tom equines the Resting tam of Oger you an Tmibonee eclection of ‘artotypes ot but you know the credit merchants sometimes sell ev coters rope ] 20 vital principle is a political necessity if re- | [over slldoce- deftly stam footsteps of the new | No.44—10f06 x 14 ft "20 the sun. We ure the best ma- certain lines st Palais Royal prices. You may guess XE 80 Ea ee form is to be secured in such states as New | cy ina silk patterns 400. a yank, } No. 47-10 ft 6 x 14107. 20 terials and employ only skilled the object, York. 82-inch Conted Fiques—dotted in Bine and Red | No. 40-— Of N x1 to., seeeee 18 | shade-mgkers aud hangers, No Do You Wasr Oxz 555 x rar el 50, eank bike. Se oo Steen te ose, | No. 12— 9ftOx otto. 7 | charge for encinaten, wan Genaie kK — Bismarck in the reichstag would be the big-| Outing Cloths iu no ena of handsome | a seen et et (Fourth floor.) ny a Gest thing there except the rising spirit of free- Stripes Pion a.—123¢¢. and Ide, a yard. ae BS = prove td Mpeg : A Calnsndcs Aiea. A CRAYON OR PASTEL PORTRAIT. dom, no matter who should represent the ew- | | H¢re re four items that aco as familiar as daylight | 2° 2 Gigs 5 i way? 00. to everybody —and favorites—too. mo = bH6. 6 dren's Fine Indis Linen Aprons, eafBgg wts Fad peor. Amoakeag “ "106. ‘The above Carpets are of the H V-shaped, box-plaited waist, If youdo “Smith's Studio,” where you will be he = oo Bs ric’ 4 very finest quality, the sou you President Harrison is much easier to please elle du Bord Gingintee 120 colorings rich aud exquisite, the patterns choice and full okirt, wide sash, Sizes 8 and by ay at nis Studio and | Sag Say me = than President ew Seersucker Gtughausi2iee the prices EXCEPTIONALLY LOW, 10 75c. exch, does CLASH WORK ONLY. -— Cleveland was, Mr. Cleveland | you will and something new among thom for pat- | | Remuanteof Body Brussels, from’ 20 to 25 yde, at Gundiee Aeoeke biel wake ou to look at his portraits bafore giving | ‘These are the best Black Silk Surahs we haveyet vetoed 115 more measures in his first year than terne—and they are just as trusty as they ever were, | 75c. per yard. poh apse ones your HB, SMITH, Artist, Offered st 08 cents s yard. a ‘Mr. Harrison did. rae aetna tee 70" cannot do better ieee en maestros, beng tee pisited down Opep until 9 p.m. ike act een ee ee very superior quality —=— Jeas—that ie a certainty. lined, L. a ‘back, finished Vorner ‘Mase eve, cont It le somi-oficialy announced that there will | SEATON penny,’ Can shu do botiar! with wile asch Bam amas. ————————_________| 20-inch Black Satin Rhaames only 75e. Deno Delaware peaches raised this year; at BUILDING.*' MITRE BUGs. f Dime. wa Hibs Fowles aa $8 These all are epecial bergaina. east not raised in Delaware. OTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA Ave, ‘Moquette Body Brussels aud Tapeatry, $1 each. (Second floor, annex.) ezi0 dee Sewashty anne ES ‘also unprecedented reductions in the CURTAIN, — ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, dishonest voting aud stimulus to honest voting. ee eS iianat pa ‘Stive canatnk: WooDWARD & LOTEROR, ee a cas Cor. 12th st, and Pa ave, ‘These are the two arms of ballot reform, call. Care pass door. ys a5 lsthendrete, | ap7 Corner 12th and Peta aw, & LISXER