Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING sTAR: WASHINGTON. D.c.. SATURDAY, APRIL 12. 1 THE EVENING STAR. Wie LR 4 TUR April 12, 1990. -- Batter. Ss STAK bas the fullest Local Cireslaties of any Newspaper in the World, and ns an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers published in Washingtos. Chicago's narrow-sighted jealousy prevailed over broader ideas with the Senate world’s fair committee. Senator Daniel's broad gauge amendment was so altered as hardly to be recognizable by the public which had so heartily applauded it upon its introduction in the Senate. A naval review, it is true, 1s pro- vided for iu New York harbor, the vessels pro- ceeding from their rendezvous in Hampton Boads. But no appropriation is made to carry cut this program, which is not to take place in 1892, the four-bundredth anniversary of the dis- covery of America, but in April, 1893, just pre- vious to the Chicago exposition. The city of Washington is honorably mentioned, the para- graph reading: “The President is further em- powered and directed to make arrangements for the unveiling of a statue of Christopher Colam- bus at Washington, with appropriate ceremonies and civie and military parade under his general direction after said naval review, and not less than five days before the opening of said ex- position, and to invite the attendance thereat of foreign representatives.” The republic asks for a grand, patriotic, timely display, the erection of a noble memorial of beauty and utility at the capital, the supplementing of the historical and scenic program in 92 by the material and physical attractions of "93, the whole to be a national, international, universal recognition of what Columbus did for civiliza- tion. The Senate committee grudgingly con- cedes the phantom of a naval review to be post- poned beyoud the year to be commemorated and cuts off Washington with brass buttons and a “statoo” already conceded by the Senate. Is there any seuse in Chicago's claim that com- memorative ceremonies in October, 1892, will interfere with her big fair in 18937 a Notwithstanding the short notice given of the opening of the Corcoran Art Gallery last night, the building was crowded with over two thousand orderly and intelligent spectators, ‘The result of this experiment demonstrates be- youd question that our public places of in- struction and amusement can be safely and ad- vantageously thrown open to the public in the evenings, and suggests the extension of similar privileges in the case of other popular institu- tions of the capital. There are thousands of intelligent and refined persons long resident here who have never had an opportunity to visit many of the city points of interest and in- struction. They have been too busy in the day- time, and these places bave been closed later iu the day, An appropriation for keeping open at night the National Museum, the Library of Congress, &c., should be made every year. ‘The cost would not be great. and the informa- tion and pleasure afforded would repay amply the expense incurred. This isa government of the people. by the people, for the people, as the people's great leader, Abraham Lincoln. said not very far from here on a memorable occasion. The opportunities for instruction and recreation which the government gives to the public should uot be denied at the only time when the mass of the people can profit by them, —————— An Obio firm is in the market with essays, compositions, orations, debates and such re- xuslts of mental processes for the use of college students at reasonable rates, and now the boys can devote more time thanever to the manly «ud muscular sports, ee Free Italy expels correspondents who fail to snpport in their dispatches the financial credit of the country. Oe ecco Mrs. Grover C. is ahead of Mr. Grover Cle lmd. She has been re-elected president—of wells College Alummux Association, —————— Politics has utterly demoralized little Rhody nd the state legislators are fleeing from Prov- » tenes, —_———- The Emperor of Germany missed it by not ving down at the White Lot yesterday after- Lwon, \TRA BURGERS DEY GOODS AND CLOAK STOR28, 404 and 406 7th at, ~ Handsome Robes, Light Gray and Heliotrope, rth losing price, 14. extra fine Silk Fiuixh 46-inch Henrietta, in all new- ssamies, O8e. s yard; worth $1.25. U 2c. Beilliantines, all shules, now 49¢. 27-iueh Brilliantines, lignt shades, 23¢. ‘Jack Beitliantines from 25e. to @1. yard: these » € our own importation and we guarantee quality apd riven, Spring Plaids, all wool, 36 inches wide, price 50c. acl Plaid Dress Goods, extra value, ouly 2%. a yan; these ace the cheapest Plaids in the city in spring sauder Nea 73 each are the remnent of 100 that +010 for 83.50. all silk, 75¢. a yard. have a complete stock of Novelties, as ‘ell as Staple Dress Goods, at rock bottom prices. A few words about our Spring Wraps. ‘We have lots of Cloth Capes that we must seli, as we ate overstocked. We will place on aal toth Capes at $1.68; were #2. ST Splece Cloth Capes at 1.98, were $2.75. L5extra fine Pleated Cloth Capes at $5.75; were es. Our $5 Conomeras now $:.98. Our $8 Conomeras now $4.68. ‘Our @10 Conomeras no Our @11.98 Conome: 68. The above are the greatest reductions ever made in ‘Soring Wraps, aud. remember, at the above prices they wont last long; also some Spring Jacketa, tailor-made, that were 84.50, now @3.25. STRASBUIGER'S DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES, It 404 and 406 7tb st. ow. ae Cosr= Ask to see the 50 pieces PLAID AND STRIPED INDIA LINEN we bought on Friday. Fifty dif- ferent patterns. If it hadn't been put right in to us in one lot we couldn't afford to eeil them at 22je & yard. That would be actual cost to us toorderther. About four Dress Pattern in each piece, and YOURS AT 12z¥c, YARD. At the same time you will do well to look st oar New Line of FANCY HOSE, just in. Full regu- Jar made; fine gauze, with double heels and toes, ‘Sud auy pattern you want, at 250. A PAIK, I's about PARASOL weather. We are pre- pared with all the season's shades and lengths, from $1 to $4.75. A stylish novelty is the COL- ORED SILK SUN UMBRELLA—all the new shades—24 iuch—and ouly $3.65 each. Ask to wee them, even if you're mut realy to buy. SPRING ARRIVALS EVERY Day, CARHART & LEIDY, “PHILADELPHIA STORE,” ‘928 7th st. sad 706 K st. ow. Bazguixs Ix Brexerzs Ligut Hoadste: 1024 2pe eee =e ate Reopened withe yr ad GABTAV GEISLER, Mox NDAY BARGAIN SALE at TEE BON MARCER ‘Today we call your attention to some of the bergain lots we place on sale, commencing MONDAY MORN. ING, and will remain on sale until all are sold. Don't postpone your call ; the goods won't last long at prices advertised. ‘Many bargains will be found om our counters not mentioned here. THE BON MARCHE 170. EAU DE VIOLETTE. Monday we place on sale 3 gross, 43% bottles, of fine Violet Toilet Water, put up in 3 oz. bottles with pat- ent stopper, worth 49c. Monday's sale starts at 170, 250. CHILDREN’S VANDYKE COLLARS. For Monday’s sale 8 dozen only, Ohildren’s Pointed Lace Collars, worth 38¢, Monday's sale starts at 250. 17c. HANDKERCHIEFS. MANUFACTURER'S SAMPLES. 103 dozen, 1236 Handkerchiefs, in White and Col ored embroidery, scalloped and hemmed. Also Sarge ling of Ladies’ and Gents’ Embroidery Initial Handkerchiefs, Fine colored bordered and Fine Linen Ladies’ and Gents’ Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, the lot making s great assortment to select from. Hardly two Handkerchiefs slike in the lot. Not « Handkerchief in the lot worth less than 25c., and from that up to 48 and 680, This is the Handkerchief Bargain, SALE STARTS MONDAY 170, Se. COLLARS AND CUFFS. Pure Linen and Percale Collars and Cuffs. Collars, 5c. ; Cuffs, Sc. pair. Thisis alarge lot of manufac turer's samples and the price is nothing for the goods. MONDAY'S SALE STARTS 50, $4.98 STOCKINETTE JACKET. Monday a line of sizes, 32, 34, 36,38, Fine Stock- inette Jackets, finely finished, satin faced, fine silk bound, Regular price 87. MONDAYS SALE STARTS $4.98. 50. CAMPHORLINE. Box of 36 Balle Camphorline, sure moth killer. MONDAY'S SALE STARTS 50. BOX 250. STRIPED HOSIERY. Monday we place on sale 600 pair Fine Printed ‘Hosiery in various patterns and colors. Heguiar price 49c, MONDAY'S SALE STARTS 250. PAIR. - 35c. MUSLIN DRAWERS. Monday we offer 120 pairs Fine Muslin Tucked Drawers with embroidery elge, Worth 490. MONDAY'S SALE STARTS 350, 86.98 BEADED WRAPS. ‘Monday's sale fine $7.98 Beaded and Bead Fringe Peleriues, with pointed shoulders, We have sold » great many this season at $7.98. We cannot dupli- cate them any more, Close out the balance, all sizes, on MONDAY. SALE STARTS $6.98 10c. RIBBONS: Monday we place a large lot of Ribbons that are worth 15, 20 and 25c. per yard in one lot at 10c. per yard. This lot is made up of Ribbous where we have not & full assortment of shades in one style, but you will find every color in the assortment on MONDAY. SALE STARTS 10c. YARD. MONDAY BARGAIN SALE STARTS aT THE BON MARCHE, it 316 7TH 8T. N.w. Tunez Sprctat ie POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET, COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 14. Silks at Special Prices and just at the time when you are buying Silke. You have no ides of the quanti- ties of Silks we have sold this season and there sre excellent reasons why we are now doing the bulk of the Silk business here. UNEXCELLED STOCK, EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS, BEST ATTAINABLE PROPERTIES and LOWEST PRICES, The prices quoted for three days are unusual in- ducements. Why, at the orixinal prices there are no such values in town! We don't write flippantly of what we know, kuowing but of plainfacts. which you will know aa well as we ff you but compare. 20-inch Figured Genuine Inaia Pongee Silks in beautiful designs. SPECIAL, 50 CENTS A YARD. Never sold for less than 75¢. Figured Chine Silks (dark grounds), in 14 and 16 yard lengtha, SPECIAL PRICE 480, A YARD. ‘Twenty-three inch Figured China Silks in exquisite new designs; best value yet offered for $1 8 yard. SPECIAL, 82c. A YARD. Colors are Heliotrope, Old Kose, Light Gray and Nile. Twenty-inch Colored Faille Francaise Silks, of our own importation, fifteen pew spring colorings Reg- ular $1.15 Silks, SPECIAL PRICE 94c. A YARD. Twenty-inch Black Faille Francaise, warranted pure ‘Silk, an elewaut article for ¢1. SPECIAL PRICE 890. A YARD. ‘Twenty-inch Black Bhadame, warranted pure Silk‘ never sold anywhere for less than $1.25, SPECIAL @1 4 YARD. NEW CREATIONS IN DRESS GOODS, something changing stock. Come in and see the New Goods, whether you purchase or nut, BAUNTS. bomb memes, pn wl Paerane Fon Aran Ssowens A RUBBER GOSSAMER is always a useful plese of ‘We claim to have « large and essortment, if a varied not the largest in town. ‘We will enumerate below a schedule of prices: 200 LADIES’ WATERPROOF CIRCULARS in GAR- NETS ANDGRAYS. We guarantee these to stand the _ Special Price, 91.50; regular price, 185 STRIPED CIRCULARS, elegsnt shape. ‘This Sem TERS ee Oe ante nee. Special Price, $2. 145 IRISH saadaint CIRCULARS, which are so Popular, we offer at $1.98, in Grays and Browns, In- tended to seil for $2.75. Again, we have an IRISH PEASANT CIRCULAR in INDIA STRIPED CLOTH, which hese beautiful ettect Of Silk, guaranteed, at $2.96; real value $4 Our CHILDREN’S STOCK has Just been replenished with several new numbers, among which we hame one of the numerous at $1.39, which we consider well worth $1.75, Let us supply the little ones, Our MEN'S RUBBER COATS. with Cape detachable, in Brown Cloth, full sizes, at $3.50. LADIES' SILK GOSSAMERS IN RAGLANS AND TRISH PEASANT CIRVULARS, eto, Prices ranging from €15 up to $25, SATTEENS, SATTEENS. ‘We have placed on sale this week about 350 pieces choice new patternsin DOMESTIC SATEEN at 124 and 200, per yard. In beauty of color and quality of cloth they are un- surpassed. ‘The patterns are the very latest production of French artiste and the printing will compare favorably with the finer quailty of Satteens. These goods are worthy of special attention. ‘We would also have you bear in mind that we are headquarters for KOECHLIN FREKES SATTEEN. SPARKS OF INTEREST FROM OUR UPHOLS- TERY DEPARTMENT. SPECIAL REDUCED SALE OF STAMPED LINENS, TIDIES, 9c., were 25c, SPLASHERS, 25c., were 350, BUREAU SCA RFS, 25c., were 450, ‘Small lot of SCRIM for 6c. a yard, waa 8 and 10c. All atyles of IMITATION CHINA SILK go for Lc. per yard. 18¢, CURTAIN SWISS marked down to 1230. 20 styles of DOTTED SWISS in Ecru, Gold, Pink and Blue and White, Reduced from 376. to 250, COLORED SORIM, was 123sc., now 90. LACE CURTAINS at 75, 98c., 81.10, $1.26 and $1.50 per pair are bargains not to be missed. WORSTED and TINSEL FRINGE, 14c. per yard, All our 75c, WINDOW SHADES reduced to 50c. ‘Those sre absolutely the best quality to be had at any price, Our 35c. CURTAIN POLES will be sold for short time at 17c. each, in Cherry, Walnut, Ebony, Ash, &c. CHENILLE PORTIERES, heavy fringe at top and bottom, were 87,50 per pair. Do you want them at 84.08 a pair? FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT. HEMINWAY ROPE-FILE FLOSS, ENGLISH TWIST, 2 SKEINS FOR Sc. WASH SILK, 3 SKEINS FOR 5c. LANSBURGH & BRO'S SAPONACEOUS DENTIFRICE, 15 CENTS. Contains nothing injurious. An excellent article for cleaning and preserving the teeth and gums and purifying the breath, At our Toilet Counters. 422, 424, 426 7th st, AUNKS, WE WILL PLACE ON SALE 65 TRUNKS t prices that will induce you to buy them. ke “Trunks irom D8. UM'S. 12 z a 745-747 ‘sth ot. a0, —= Be Nor Misteap BY THE CRIES OF THE FOLLOWERS IN RADE, BRR. T RRR 3h Be BU RR TT Ow gs pe up i i Bus “uw ORR OT Suy8 FER ss To ovo BE ss Pao bs StS es Su8 HH OO KEK ARE NOT ONLY THE BET, BUT THEY ARE SOLD AT LOWER PRICES THAN INFERIOR 5HOES. bea SHOES, iat ABTHURK BUKT & CO, apie 211 F 8ST. NW ‘S. WHY PAY 500. hen wa ce can aed te 47 ih ot Is Coxsrqvexce of the extremely dull season JULIUS LANSBURGH, 13TH AND F STREETS, HAS MARKED DOWN TO ACTUAL COST THE ENTIRE STOCK or FINE MAHOGANY AND OAK CHAMBER SUITES, NOTE THE PRICES. 1 Handsomely Solid Maliogany Buite, 3 Pitedticed fro 1 Flue Mahoca Site, cheval glass, Reduce frou 145. Handsome hao men Suite, elaborately eve ed Suit ve Bee “Mahogany Suite, large silecr Suite. ~F; feom 617. 7) aie r PR naa Also afew of Oak Suites, beveled glass. peek Igtviditaarons AND ICE CHFSTS, Double Zine ined, dry alr pring ple. from 85 up, oriment, trom &4. 2 ar ay a aay cams ARE worn a7 ace 90-TWELVE PAGES. Sexsartoxaz, Baraane [x Rees Asp Uxornosnuexts, ‘You shall bear of these bargaine a year Gaya, Sensational Bargsins; the outcome willingness to ask only « very small mar THE PALA Fl MILES OF AT JUST HALF THE 8H” The Ribbons were secured so much now it would be profitable for merchants vertise them for, Let us be candid: The Jose than its usual profit as an sdvertise- trons, not its competitor, Therefore ‘Unless we are assured of our customer. ‘This may sound s little vulgar, but when usually cost 17 cents wholesgle wo from our patrons and not from competi it 200 i © w iL Pe 2a, mu > Mm PUR BE BG dee A NN DDD ERE KR BR GGG 4 4 ¥ar-These Garments are of the best Cot | superior quality Laces and Embroideries. Prices are explained when we state that samples, &c., at 3334 per cent discount, Nearly five hundred of these garments, our regular stock of Underwear, and the competition of the New Goods. For ave. The window will be flied this even (Details below.) Apovr "Tuose lle. Ruspoxs. Pure Silk? Yea! Damaged? No! Bad colors? No! Narrow widtha? No! STYLES OF THE 11c, RIBBONS, Gros Grain and Moire Silks with Satin edge, of quality that usually costs 17c. a yard wholesale. See and fee) them and you'll know it, { COLORS OF THE 11c. RIBBONS. Pink, Gobelin, Lavender, Light Blue, White, Cream, Black, Navy, Murine Blue, Pigeon B!ue, Heliotrope, Garnet, Scarlet, Cardinal, Lilec, Yellow, Orange, Leg- horn, Tilleul, Amber, Shrimp, Old Rose, Mahogany, Golden Brown, Fawn, Steel, Silver Gray, Slate, Beie, Ecru, Tan, Mouse, Sucede, Olive ,Hunters’ Green, Nile Green, Sage Green, Havana, Ressda, Capucine, Lizard { Green, Bronze, Olive Myrtle and several neutral shades, shades that can be worn with any costume. WIDTHS OF THE llc. RIBBONS. No, 12, which is 2 inches wide, and No. 16, which is | 234 inches wide, WINDOW DISPLAY OF lic. RIBBONS. Nearly two hundred pieces in the window but you'll not see there the very delicate shades—they are tov delicate, INTERIOR DISPLAY OF 110. RIBBONS. You'll find the store likes fair—the Ribbons, in all colors of the rainbow, are strung from ceiling to floor, The largest and prettiest Ribbon display this city has seen, Five miles of Ribbonsst 11 cents a yard, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Is He Seventeen Styles—All the latest novelties in Black and Colored Brocades, Plaids and Fancy Stripes, in Ar- mure, Faille, @.G and Moire Silks. Semple Bargain: ¢-inch GG. Silk and Satin Stripe Ribbons, SY cents; prevailing price, 70 cents. THE PALAIS ROYAL, Banoams Rissoxs. Sasa Risscke Plaids and Plain Colors in Moir2, Surah, Faille and G.G. Bike, Novelties m Fancy Blac Ribvona, Semple Bargain; 10-inch Black Satin and G.G. Striped Sashes, 98 cents; prevailing price,§1.35 yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL, Baazcams Ix (Continued below.) Baszcarss In Vuuver Ruspoxa Linen and Satin Back in Black, aud colors even in greater variety of shades than shown in the 11-cent Ribbons, Sample Bargains: No. 16 Black Satin Back Velvet Ribbons for 29 ceuta; prevailing price for this quality is@0 cents, Widths for Bonne: Strings at 16 aud 20 cents a yard, Cw" We will sell by the pleoe, but reserve the right Rot to do so, ‘THE PaLals ROYAL. (Continued below.) Bissans Ix Cuore Ruszoxs. ‘High-pticed Ribbons at very moderate prices, Tho very best Moire and G.G. Silk Ribbons, Satin Ribbons, eto, Width, No. 2 to 40, Bleck, White Cream and all ‘the new neutral tints, Ladies who appreciate choice vergeine. ‘Ribbons will be surprised aud pleased at the prices (Continued tn adjoining colugg.) ence, and yet they'll be here bubs few of two gigantic cash purchases and our ein of profit on goods secured at pearly Is ROYAL DAY, APRIL 14, : oe: vy , me 4 ad v RIBESO USUAL PRICES, ry IS below the usual wholesale prices that we to supply thernselves at the prices we ad- Palais Royal offers these Ribbons at even ment—an advertisement to attract its ps- these Ribbons will not be sold by the piece we offer Ribbons for 11 cents # yard that feel we should receive due credit for it tors, econ 009 SE Hyg yy MM MM ERE NN N TIIT 55g pe Bald BO” Rud tons and Cambrics, The trimmings are ‘The shape and finish the very best. The the manufacturer has closed out to us his to which we have added broken lots from which have been maked st prices to meet sale Monday on 2d floor, No, 1119 Penua ing with sample garments, (Details below.) —— Banoarss Is Sxirs. About a hundred of these skirts. The brief descrip- tious here given dou't do justice to the style and fuish of these garments, e Styles). .! Skirt for 68c. Nine-inch Hem- stitched ihe ‘inch embroidery insertion and 4 tucks above. A @1.35 Skirt for 980, Has 9-inch cambric flounce flounce and 6 tucks above. Yoke bands, AT $1.48 EACH (4 Styles). Perhaps the prettiest is the skirt with 12-inch em- broidery ruffieand 7 tucks above. Those with hem- stitched ruffle and two clusters of 4-bunch tucks are elegant aud cheap at 81.08, AT 81.68 EACH (3 Styles) Here's a style worth $2.25, Nine-inch cambric flounce with 6-inch iace edge: 9 tucks in flounce and 15 above, scrapper ruffle, &c. Here's another lovely skirt: 15-inch French embroidery flounce, &c, AT #2.98 EACH (3 Styles). 4 would not be dear for any of these skirts. Ex- quisite pieces of embroidery are the 15nch flounces. Yoke Lauds, scrapper ruffle and all the extra details, PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Bazoarss Is Nicur Gowns. Nearly two hundred. We only wish we could show you the fine Lace and Embroidery Trunmings now— es you read. AT $1.98 EACH (2 Styles). Theone with pointed Val lace yoke is » 82.98 gown, Those with V-shape fruvts of embroidery and 6 clusters of 7-bunch tucks are well worth $2.68. AT $1.48 EACH (2 Styles). This $2.50 style: Cambric Gown with V-shape neck and deep turn over collar of finest embroidery. Front with 8 clusters of 4-bunch tucks, Full sleeves wathered at wrist aud finished with 4 tucks snd em- broidery edge. AT 81,15 EACH (6 Styles). Here's a Cambric Gown worth $1.98 It has solid embroidery yoke, neck, sleeves and front edged to match. Some will prefer those with solid Toreson lace yokes, which are finished with the new beading. Here is anew style: Pointed tucked yoke with Tor- chon lace insertion, front, neck and sleeves with lace to match, AT 98 CENTS (4 Styles). ‘This is 0 $1.35 style: Gown with tucked and em- broidery insertion—t clusters 3-bunch tucks, six in- sertions of embroidery. AT 89 CENTS (7 Styles). Here is a style which is a copy of a 82 Gown. Tucked yoke back, front of 4 cluster. of 3-bunch tucks and 4 embroidery insertions. Fu.l sleeves gathered at wrist, with 3 tucks and embroidery edwe. Here's a Gown worth $1.25 for 89c: Best Cambric, with 6 clusters of 7-bunch tucks. Front and eeves trimmed with embroidery. AT 59 CENTS (1 Style). Gowns that will compare favorably with those usually, offered at 75c. aud 85c. “Mother Hubbard,” solid tucked yoke, couble yoke back, neck aud sleeves, with embroidery, Tue quality of material and finish is what we can't show here. If we couid—— THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Banoars Is Corser Covers. Cambric and trimmings the best, but above all @ perfect At guaraniced. Comfort, good appearance and durability are thus assured, and all these combined with lowest prices on record, AT 25 CENTS (1 Style), Pompadour, tucked front, Hamburg edge and bead- ing. See these Corset Covers and you'll kuow what we here write is strictly true. They ar. 68c, garments, AT 68 CENTS (6 Styles). Some with Lace, others with Trimming All shapes. Those run with ribbons are 98c.; THE PALAIS Royal (Continued below.) Those at 79 and 98 cents in nine styles, The Cim- tele Chetnians withtace tronte would bechoap st $1.35, ‘The New Styles, with puinted yokes of ‘forchon ‘Lace and Embroidery, are cheap at Tichouk omen for 79 cents. AT 50 CENTS (8 Styles. ‘The writer thinks the prettiest are those with 4-inch yokes of embroidery. It's but one of eight styles, Dowover, none of which are worth loss than 68 ceute HE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below. Bazostss Ix Duawens, ‘The end of the colun and, as ustal,worthy bancains OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, COR 11TH AND ¥ STS. KW. Sarcanar, Arar. 12, 1890. Rose, Navy Blue, &. Only 500. per yard. 46-inch All-wool French Henriet- tas, im Dahlis, Golden Brown, Seal, Gray, Serpent Green, Old Pink, Light Bronz, Mahogany, Sappho, Myrtle, Cardinal, &e, Only 750. per yard. 46-inch All-wool French Henriet- tas, in am attractive assortment of colorings in Light Gray, Tan, Helio- trope and Old Rose predominating. ‘Only @1 per yard. Pirat floor, second annex.) BOYS’ CLOTHING.—We will place onsale Monday morning two special values in broken lines of Boys’ Spring Suits, in Fancy Cheviota, Twreds, Corkscrews, Diagonals, &c. We quote the following reductionar 50 Boys’ All-wool Snits, in Norfolk nd Piaited styles, Sizes 5 to 14” years Reduced to @5 each, 35 Boys’ All-wool Suits, in Plain, Piaited and Norfole styles Sizes 5 013 years. Reduced to @6 each. BOYS' SHIRT WAISTS.—We offer Boye’ Outing Waists in neat and at- tractive designs. Sizes 5 to 12 years, B5c. each, 3 for 81. Boys’ Percale“Sun” Waists, four-ply collars and cuffs, perfect St. Only 50c. each, Boys’ “Mother's Friend” White Waists, Sizes 4 to 14 yeara 750. and $1 each Boys’ “Mother's Friend” Fancy Per cale Waists. 75c., $1 aud $1.50 each. (Third floor.) BABY CARRIAGE SHADES.—We have just received our second ship- ment of Lace Covers for Baby Car- risge Shades, in Swiss Tambour Lace. White and Beige. @1, $1.25. 61.50 and 61.75. Fine White Oriental Lace Covers, in imitation of Brussels Point €3.50 each. SPECIAL.—We will place on sale Monday morniug 80 dozen yards of Neck Kuftlings, in White, Cream and Colored, at 12%c. per yard. These ‘Will be conspicuously displayed on center table in front of Lace Depart- ment (First floor.) LADIES’ JACKFTS REDUCED.— On Monday we will offer s special bargain of 100 Ladies’ Biack sna Col- ored Jackets, being « broken line of sizes that we cannot duplicate this season, These Jackets are made of the Suest all-wool materials, in s va- riety of styles, with and without ‘Vests, embroidered, tight fitting, loose fronts. Reduced to #10 each. LADIES’ BLOUSES.—On Monday we shall offer the following four special bargzins in Ladies’ Blouses: Ladies’ All-wool Cream Flannel Blouses, @2.50 each. Ladies’ Fine Scotch Flannel Blouses, in fancy stripes, @3 each, Ladies’ Fancy Bilk-and-wool Striped Flannel Blouses, $3.25 and $3.50 each, Ladies’ Pure Sursh Silk and China Silk Blouses, in White and Fancy stripes. @6.75 each. (Third floor.) FLY SCREENS.—We are ready to take orders for Wire Screens for door and window use. Variety of styles, sizes and qualities, We offer: Adjustable Wire Window Screens, 18 inches high; can be extended to 34 inches wide. Imitation Walnut Frames. 21e. each, Hard Wood Frames, 25c. each, Early orders on these goods will Pay you, a8® few weeks later the de- mand will be much greater and your ‘Wan ts cannot be 80 quickly filled. (Fourth floor.) In the Custom Dressmaking De- partment in the parlors on the third floor we are displaying a rare assort- ment of “European Novelties” iu Fine Woolens, Combination Pattern Robes, Elegant Silks, &c.—our own importation—secured expressly for the fine trade. From these bigh- class fabrics we are prepared to make Elegant Carriage, Street and ‘Church Dresses, Wedding Seaside Dresses, Tea Gowns, Recep- tion Dresses, Spring Wraps, &c., ine most satisfactory manner, (Third floor; annex.) LADIES’ JERSEYS.—On Monday we shall offer the following Special Bargains in Ladies’ Jerseys: Ladies’ All-wool Cashmere Jerseys, 81,25 and @1.50 each. Ladies’ Braided Jerseys,in new and attractive designs; high shoulders, fullsleeves, &e. $3 and $3.50 each. (Third floor.) UPHOLSTERY ITEMS.—Notting- ham Lace Curtains in a variety of styles. Whiteand Ecru, 33 yards Jong and 54 inches wide. Ouly $2 Per pair. Drapery Muslina, being perfect im- itation of Nottingham lace, in s dozen attractive coloriugs. Only 10c, yard. Italian Silk Portieres,33¢ yards long: and 50 inches wide, Only @4 per pair. We also sell these in half pare for doors, couch covers, &c,. @2 per pair. We have secured st @ sacrifice a mood quality of ‘Tapestry Table Covers and to insure their ready sale we offer: oc aca Tapestry Covers. 50c. “cuore ‘Tapestry Covers. 90c, “Tht quarter ‘Tapestry Covers, @1.50 each. Ten-quar’or Tapestry Covers. @2 h. esc! Twelve-quarter Tapestry Covers, $2.50 each. In order to close out our stock of Oak and Mabogauy Tables, round and square tops, 12 to 20 inches, we have reduced them to $1.50, €3, 84, 85, 67 50 and €9.50 each. We are offering 100 dozen Curtain Pole Rings, 134 aud 2 inches, an oak, and ebony at Towel Rollers of solid oak. 19inches. Only 2c. each. (Fourth floor.) SILK UNDERWEAR FOR MEN.— (Men's Department, 1013 F st) LCOSE C |VERINGS FOR FURNI- TURE —Loose Covers will not ouly protect your furmture but will also add to the appearance of your parlor, Library or sitting room. We employ experienc fitters and yuarantes satisfaction. No charge for estimates, (Fourth floor.) DRESS TRIMMINGS. — White Silk Braid, % to 2 inches wide, 18 to 42a, per ya:d. Colored Silk Gimp. } to 3 inches ‘Corner Lith and Feta ne, Ws Drat Tx Crormno Nor Worn HONEYED WORDS ARE VERY NICEIN THEIR PLACE, BUT IN A CLOTHING ADVERTISEMENT FACTS ARE WHAT 18 WANTED, NOT MEKELY WIND, WHILE WE DO NOT DO BUSINESS IN A TWO. HUNDRED-THOUSAND-DOLLAR STORE NEITB DO WE HAVE TO ADD THE ENORMOUS EXPENS OF SUOH AN ESTABLISHMENT TO THE PRICE OF OUR GOODS. WHILE WE DO NOT CARRY ENOVGH OF ONE PATTERN TO MAKE [T COMMOX, WE DO KRAVE THE BEST ASSORTMENT TO BE FOUND IN WASHINGTON AND YOUK SIZE IN EACH STYLE. WHILE WE DO NOT INDULGE IN CUT-RATE OR SLAUGHTER SALES AT THE END OF THE SEa- SON, NEITHER DO WE ADD THE EXTRA PROFIT NOW IN ORDER TO EVEN UP. WE NEVER CUT. WE MARK OUR GOODS AT THE LOWEST Possi- BLE PRICE WHEN THEY ARE FIRST PUT ON SALE, THUS GIVING YOU THE BENEFIT OF LOW PRICES WHEN YOU NEED THE GOODS. DO YOU NEED A SPRING OVEROOATY TF 80, WE CAN SUIT YOU. OUR STOCK CONTAINS ALL STYLES AND SIZES. OUR RANGE OF PRICES 18 FROM TEN TO THIRTY DOLLARS, AND THEY ARE, NOT MARKED ON A FUTURE CUT-RATE BASIS, EITHER, RORINSON, PARKER «& Oe RELIABLE CLOTHIER: _SP12-20 A Mass Maven crn, am yen BG ¥ yz? Fe rr Beco senshi empenen saying “to be as clone to & man as his shirt” Bhirtsare of sch common every, ay use that mock thought avout thes se desis ea 7, Row ceseutial ¢ is to comfort—to coutinuou: wear bat they be wold: drawn patterve stamy sure qualities, © rain correctly me Tove bee and elway ui be weutility. They might be nad finest dan tant ver Jeist gout fired: to apd unless they bed the right cut—uniess the boscus get perfectly emouth—the sleeves right—the Proper ft. tine peck—you would be in perfect misery. All the Dresa Shirts we carry are unlaundered You take a shirt “ro dry” and examine it a Free wes necatnah eateries enact ‘And sloased up like burmeled gold—and you w: beable to indany imperiections—shouid there be any There are pieuty of lines in town larger than ours, Dut none better, "We carry mame four of hte grades only J her, embody everything that ts desirable it The “INVINCIBLE” is the 50-conter. “Dwight Anchor" Cotton is the body—the bosom and banks nen —Every seam is remforced and double stitched — SG rnches lone. iitg to 17-0 couta, krade. Letter because it is of better stock. ta muslin body with pure nen ‘where 3 should ‘bechand-made Ueiton moles full gusseted skirts and every seam overiaid. “Ihews are sbirte i at he of the <= “Perfection” —couldn't be better pamed—New York mills cottun body—2100 linen Dyrcma.neck and wristbands— ao hand a holes All the soanns, ee button, iat thay are worth tr-evety cent, help yourselves. You won't Sud ter shirts if you haut W. over, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING” 9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVR, Fatablished 1840. ay Compare Us Wor Ovcussuves. Ifyou want to see what progress a quarter of “century has made in Clothing look at US Better every seasun—We aim to—and succeed Our trade without an exception tell us #0. They're the ones who wear it have for years— and—know what they're talking about. Shears and Beedies—with brains to use them— can't model better than we've got thie season, We want to tell you—One great objection to ‘Beady-made Clothing has been the waut of va- riety. A man with an ides of bis own hes bad to pocket it—and take what happened to be in stock. No matter how pertect the fit—nor ele- want the srrangement if it wasn't just what was wanted that killed it, Well, while we've been bettering the quali- ties—improving the patterus they were cut on— ‘We've left the besten track sud the only limit to our variety now is the limit of production. All the pictures that are drawn in woolen fabrice With s epark of originality in them—we've cut and trimmed and made up tn owr range of sizes that fit—and our grades that please. ‘The same energy that has forced the standard —p—has reacte@ on the prices—They've been sinking lower and lower till they are “grounded.” ON TRE OTHER HAND. Bight in our house you know we've got ® Tailoring Department. We don't yield the palm to any one in this country. If exclusive- ness is worth anything we'll give it to you—and you @ou’t pay us the fancy prices that usually cling to excellence in this line, Our tables are holding the gems of Foreign Worsteds—imported by us direct from the most reputable millers of the world. The artist who is going to cut the garment takes his own Mmeasurements—(this isn't so everywhere). He sees you—absorbs your ideas—and with bis skill and experience to apply them to the fashion of the day—he goes to work. What but Perfection could result? ‘There are plenty of cheaper prices than ours— but {t's not for tailoring—Butchery would bea better word. Blacksmiths are not goldsmiths— Bor apprentices competent workers in five cloth, We never make you the subject of ex- periment. COMPARE US WITH OURSELVES—Ovr Ready-made Clothing and our Tailoring, ‘There's none better of either. SAKS AND COMPA¥Y, SUPERLATIVE CLOTHING, pam, AVE AND SEVENTH STREET. Pas ONE WEEK ONLY. 14 YD. wipe SEAM. Jess Japanese Matting, 2c, per yd: 40 a0 of for 745-247 SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1890. ELPHONZO YOUNGS OFFER; Ttalian and French Salad Oils of very superior qual- ity. All fresh goods direct from the latest import ar rivals in New York. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY. 428 Not a VER! Pa THAT Eee oh uarters to 1 Seescked” KAU! rma. HE BUILDING WHICH Hw 4H eye will eee Ss Sol As Lithst. ae. an — ‘our ensues; Paris ark tee, 2 Ofte teins oe ase ~ DETERMINATION Is THA ‘worth uf soode ods tat we have on i So ee SRAUP MAN'S fliveeees yy 4 ja 44 WILL Sy tyt™ 4 a