Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1890, Page 4

EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. ha Dp. C.. MONDAY, APRIL 14. 1890-TWELVE PAGES. THE EVENING STAR, WASH 4 NGTON: The number of new advertisements printed in Tax Star last Saturday was 522,—the most that have ever appeared in any single issue of the paper, and its circulation was 36,868: ‘Tue Stax doesn’t need to do any born-blowing about its “boom.” The facts speak for it. a “J stick to my friends and to my enemies, and I never lose my head in discussion.” Such were the reasons why Samuel Jackson Randall succeeded in life. as stated by himself when a friend enquired of him what were the grounds of his success, To the student of American history the great man who died in this city yesterday at the dawn’s early light is tobe compared only with certain iron-hearted men who led the democratic party in the state of New York shortly after the Revolution and in the next generation. With no men of great note the Pennsylvania school was he pre- cisely fomparable, because between him and them there were broad marks of difference, from McKean to Dallas, Buchanan and Black, But there was between George Clinton and Silas Wright and Mr. Randall a strong like- ness. Randall's points of superiority over most of nis cotemporaries were knowledge of men, decision of character, confidence of the public in his personal integrity and inflex- ible adherence to his own opinions when once formed. He was no tactician for mere success. If he had been he would have conceded some things to bis party associates on the tariff question and become their leader on this as he was on other living subjects. As a floor commander in the House of Representatives he bas had no superior. Lacking the gift of eloquence and perfect suavity of manner. Mr. Randall is not to be ranked with the Titans of parliamentary strife, with Pitt, Fox, Clay and Gladstone. Nevertheless, his place as a leader in our Congressional history ix an assured one for the reasons indicated. Latterly fallen out of actual leadership in his party he was always, to the last hour of his life, a great figure in his party and in the public life of his country, and in his death an able, honest and courageous mab passes away. a To-day is Senator Morrill’s eightieth birth- cay. The District wishes to the venerable statesman many happy returns of the day, and the expression of this wish is marked by a heartiness and a sincerity which do not usually accompany the stereotyped formula, Senator Morrill is not only a distinguished and useful legislator in national affairs, but he has for many years performed conscientiously and faithfully the duties mmposed upon him by the Constitution as a local legislator for the Dis- trict. The Capital has reaped the benefit of his unselfish, intelligent and persevering labors in its behalf, and every public-spirited citizen of the District is his constituent, admirer and warm friend. —— The cable road is a working success. Trains of cars have glided over it loaded with pas- sengers. ‘This is a notable event in our local history. It marks a step in the development im the conditions of the local railways which is timally to abolisi the car-horse and substitute in his place mechanical motive power. The ideal motor is the electric storage battery, since by its use each car is independent of all others, and an accident to the motive power dves not stop the whole system. But this form of motor is for the present expensive, and is yet viewed as in the experiments! stage; and for the improvement which the cable and underground electric systems offer in compuri- son with horse service the public will be pro- foundly grateful. and will indicate its appre- ciation by increased patronage, as the succes- sive substitutions are made. —— + Such a spirit of municipal reform is regnant in New York now, that politics will not be able to declare its regular semi-annuai dividend. ee The American Squadron of Evolution has succeeded in introducing “Daucing in the barn” to several ports on the Mediterranean, — Providence has gone democratic. Some Or Saxs Caxattoss. ‘We don't pretend to make it all, There are other mauuf.cturers in the country whe know ® thing or two about clothing and fashion besides us. But WE DO KNOW—you'll concede that—Kmow better what wilt ewit you-our home folks—bere,—than straners possibly can. We're never asbained—or backward—to sesnowl- elwe some cue else's fine conceptions—and Place them where you can get them, too. It isu't Vanity, either—for us to claim the credit that is due us for our creations, Just now those Fancy Single and Doub! Breasted Frock Suits are the very pat things, ‘They are dressy—and comfortable. The steel eray aud mouse colors that have been popular for seasons—will Le this, Anew one and OURS isa nest dark check. double breusted, silk bound They are cut Pzht—snd if you were to see yourself in one— that would settle it—you'd buy it, Another is that Double Breasted Black Cheviot 8 ck Coat with the Single or Double Breasted Vest, We've bad them desixued and on our tables | month or more. They may have been copied by this time-you can’t prevent « good thing from Deing imitated—but tailors are the only dupli- eatorsofthe quality and fit Letusgive yous hint. Buy one of these Black Cheviot Coats and Vests and wear a pair of Light Trousers with them, Thi dress—that ‘We've gut the pant patterns that will take your yr, too. Not the old ones that are turned over end over—season after season—OURS ARE NeW WEAVINGS. Work in» White or Fancy ‘Vest with these Cheviots Hardly two alike in F large ase rtuent. You canmake s very fine appearance on very Moderate outlay—if you'll butcontrive a little— ‘Study itout with us. It'll only be aday or two beture we can “show up” s full line of these Bisck Cheviots Sack Suits with the Pateb Pockets—st $10 sxain—We couldn't make ‘em oe fast an we sold "em. But it’s ouly FFF 00 RRR OMM MMA te $38 "y ee a , “oe £ oR 2AS eo Be fe Se BS é Ben asa RRS BOD ' “so ok 2*S ARN Boo 00 PPP FEB NN N NNN GGG “oo? BP Ro OR NE ‘ado or THE (CPRANKLE & CO.. PROPRIETORS), ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF | APRIL 15TH AND 10TH. Tomorrow and Wednesday will be jubilee days at “The Fair,” and we will,at the same time, celebrate “getting settled” in our new “home” in such # manner that you can join with us in the festivities and be par- ticularly interested in the occasion. For us it will be an occasion of excusable pride, and, for you, these ‘two days shall be “fete days” of value and “gala occa- sions” in prices. The proprietors have ssid: “The opening of our new store shall ever be remembered by the people of Washington.” And tue following Special Prices cer- tainly verify that promise: PRICES FOR TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. Regular Price, 29e.—Decorsted Oval Salad Bowls. Decorated Bone Dishes. ‘9e.—Decorated “A.B.C."Plates. 3c.—Decorated Individua! Butters —Decorated Fruit Saucers... CHINA WARE 25c,—French China Decorated Cream Pitchers 196. 120, 16¢.—Decorated Embossed Milk Pitchers... 7.48—D-corated China Chamber Set—rich coloring—new shape—gilt lined....... €4.48—Decorated Chins Chamber Set—floral desivn. $2.98—English China Decorated Tea Set—36 lined—floral desixns.. 89.29-English China Decorated Dinner Set— square shape. 19¢.—Imitation Dresden China Figures, per pair. 2de.—Decorated French China “After-Din- ner” Cups and Saucers. 19. 25e.—Decorated French China Muys. 19e. 12c.—Unique Barbetine Vases, Me. 12¢—Tinted French China Fruit Saucers.. 9c, 45c.—French Cuspidors.. Bee. GLASSWARE. 25e.—Crystal Four-piece Breakfast Sets.. 190, 3Ge.—Crystal Cheese Dishes. 15¢.—Crystal Sugar Shakers. 25c.—Crystal Condiment Sets, Se.—Crystal Sait and Pepper Shakers. 3e.—Clear Crystal “Household” Tumblers, 25e.—Faucy-footed Crystal Fruit Bowls. 19¢.—Colored Finger Bowls, 2 for... 70c.—Thin Crystal Fruit Tumblers, per doz. 30c.—Fancy Crystal Fruit Saucers, per doz. 48e.—Fancy Crystal Goblets, per dozen. SILVER WARE. Silver Plated Tea Spoons, per 34 doz. 19¢. 4¥c—Silver Plated Table Spoons, per 4 doz 390. 10c.—Silver Plated Butter Knives or Sugar 196, 0c, 200, B30. REFRIGERATORS, The following “opening” prices on our line of Cooper & McKee’s Refrigerators and Ice Chests are really prime cust. We wish to close out this line; and, as this is the very time to purchase such an article, we expect to sell you oue before Weduesday uizht: Regular Price. $11.48.—No. 4 Domestic, with tank... Opening Price. @14.U5—No. 8 Chest ell. $20.98—No. 40 Columb-a Hardwood Upright 816. $19.93— + 89.25 Domestic Upright, with tank g11.48 e728 €8.98—No. 5 Chest . $6.29 5 ay No. 30 Columbia Hardwood Upright, with tank... No, 1 Domestic Chest. No. 1 Domestic Uprixht Our Leader for the coming season will be Kenig's Patent Self-ventilating Refrigerators, the “Ice King. “leeberg” and “Zero.” We are sole agents in this city for these refrigerators, We regard them as in- compsrable and invite you to examine them carefully. BABY CARRIAGES. ‘You can get a faint idea of what we carry in Baby Carriages when we tell you we have them from @4.25 to @40. For the “Opening” days we will put out: Kewular Opening Price. Price. $9.98—Rattan Body, Satin Parasol, Plush Upho:stery, Ash Kunning Gear and Steel Sprinxs....... $14.98—Handsome Shell Boy, Polished and Upholstered and Tufted in Plush, Satin Parasol, Shaved Spoken, selected Avh Runuing Gear aud Steel Springs 219.98—Polisbed Reed rancy Body, Upho: stered and Tufted in Fine Silk Plush, Setin Parasol, shaved Spokes, Asi ; Kunmme Gear aud Fine Steel Springs... $21.98—Hlewaut Polisied Heed Body, Fine Silk Piush Upholstery, Sutin Parasol, Ash Kunuing Gear, Shaved Spokes and Steel springs, 833.98—Heywood's, Finely Polished Reed Body Carriage, Dog Cart Style, Side Lamps, Upholatered inOld Rove Plush, Cushions tied with KiLbons to Lace-eded White Satin Parasol Ash Running Gear, Patent Springs, 08.98 $13.98 $17.98 818.98 hours sow ‘till we'll bave enough of em. This is snother “xem” of our mining—aud our price mak Winuer of your favor aud “poser” for the other manufacturers to meet. They've wot them forabout @15—but at @15 WE'VE something finer yet. So it gocs—leading them ‘hase in quality—but dragvinw so far behind iu price that auy of you can cateb us, SAKES AND COMPASY, NEW THOUGHTS IN CLOTH, PENNSYL A AVE. AND SEVE: aplt ‘TH STREETS. MUNKS. WE WILL PLACE ON SALE 65 TRUNKS at prices that will luduce you to buy them. | Pack- ing Trims from 98e. up. BLEW ath sc ne, ass ‘s, Is. Biexerss & Victor Ligit Rowinter, «oot condition uch b xpert Columbia. “ine Standard Colusabia, -ineb Standard Columbia. Star Bicycie 36 mech Expert Columiia, Jie gavixa. ENGUAIN 4 ART SQU. i 4s. worth $1 No. 2 vast mete Lane Door sists, 1¥e.; worth BLU a's, Shaved Spokes, A gem! MISCELLANEOUS, Ge.—Nickel-plated or Brass Square Trays, - 7% Nickel Combination Comb Case, ‘Mirror aud Toilet Back... 196, Extra Heavy Japanned Foot Tubs. 2ue, Patent Fruit Presses. aeons 100, cuin's Gas Lighte: + 490. _—* Favorit Coffee Mills Te. 10c.—Lemou Wood Salad Sets... < Te Je.—Wainut Towel Roller. - Se Sc. —Walnut Coat Rack . Te. OKe.—Assortment Fancy Tabl 89, Yse —Painted Rockers. . Boe. Yse.—Lrass-tipped Bamboo Easel, 53§ feet high. + 78, 98e.—Patent Folding Cutting Tables. 8¥c, YSe—Wood Cuts— Oak Framed — Gilt Moldingy~20x24. 79. 91.98—Handsome Artotypes, variety of ele- sant frames. - $1.78 10c.—Wooden Wheelbarrows and Carts..... Te. 9c. —Mottled Sunyrus Rug. 0. - aaa $5e.—Floral smyrne Russ... < $2.30—Large Handsome Swyrna Kuzs........ 8209 And vo we might Ko on ad infwitum, with this com- pendium of novelties; but t'would wy your patience to read so much. Let us see you. We can show you Vastly more then we've talked about; and, hoping for that pleasure, we are, always, ‘Your faithful servants, FRANELE & CO, Proprietors of i COR, SEVENTH AND H 818, N.W. R. Goupscamn, 1007-1009 F ST. N.W. REFRIGERATORS, BABY CARRIAGES AND TRUNKS. ALL PRICES GUARANTEED. FRE GaGa. Pe ff fp fe i 2 RR E P Be ke Pb ORE HT Se FEI RR TrTT s8S3 EER BER, a T 0% RR ie SAE 8B z RAL TD SOP EE Sas® = Our “Dry Air Hardwood “Michigsn,” No.105, large size, double doors, 4 shelves,and a very large ice cham- ber, antique finish. for $14.98. Our “Dry Air” Hardwood “Michigan,” No. 108. ‘This Refrigerator is designed especially with a view of having the ice chamber easily accessible, Both ice and provision chambers are large and roomy and are very desirable. This size for $14.98. Our “Dry Air" Hardwood “Michigan” Refrigerator, No. 112. This Refrigerator is made so that the ice can be put in the front instead of having to raise the lid. The top can be used as a sideboard ; lined through- out with zinc and finished with metal shelves. Antique oak finish for $17.98, Our ‘Dry Air” Hardwood Refrigerator, No. 115, double doors, antique oak, for 15.98. Our™ Dry Air” Hardwood *Michigan,” No. 144, Re- frigerator, is supplied with iron water coolers, white Porcelain lined, nickel plated faucet and shelf for glasses The same constitution as our other Hardwood Refrigerstor for $14.98; No. 145, for 815.98; No. 146, for $16.08; No. 157, the very largest size, for $19.98, ER BB OO A RRR DDD STD DE Bho de RD D Sss8IiDop kee bee 00 s“4n RDDD KEFRIGERATORS. Our Queen Anne” Refrigerator, pew design this sea- son. ‘The most artistic and elaborate Side Board Refrig- erator ever offered to the public. Unique in design and complete in all its appointments, The back is ele- gant aud massive and furnished with five beveled French plate mirrors, has large porcelaiu-lined water cooler and a heavy spigot, furnished with s patent con- cealing door, by which the spigot can be securely locked up in a metal-lined apartment. The prices of our Side Board Refrigerators, al) made of antique oak, range from $1:2.98 to $50. Cooper & McKee's Domestic Refrigerators, No. 1 Ice Chest for @2.48, No. 1 Upright Refrigerator for $5.48, No. 1 Upright Refrigerator, with lined porcelain water cooler, for $6.98, We also have a complete line of Mackinaw and Columbia Refrigerators, BBR A OBBBEOYs¥ BE #4. BRB YY ree AA BRR YY BOB AAA BOB Y¥ BBB A A OBBBO OY, ccc A RRR RRR I A GGG ERESSS, COAAR RR Rit aa G GE § US 6 cask kh hk HT Auk G Go Fe coca AR RK RUA A GGG EEK Sss¥, Our stock is acknowledged to be the largest ever shown in Washington, The styles and prices are guar- anteed. Every Carriage is reduced for Tomorrow. New style Body Carriazes, wound reed with broad wheel fenders, upholstered with raw silk, plush roll on back, lined satin parasol aud iuce cover, plated rod and fixtures, for 88.98. Fancy Kattan Body Carriages, upholstered in damask, plush roll and back, A very stroug and desirable Carriage, for $10.98. Fancy Wound Keed Body Carriages, upholstered in the finest silk plush, satin parasol with luce edge, for 211.98. An entirely new dosizn Carriage, square body with fancy rolls on front aud back and sides, upholstered in the finest silk plush, lined satin parasol with Ince edge bargain for $13.98, Haywood Bros. & Co.'s new style Square Body Car- Tiages with fancy wheel fenders on both sides, patent cane bottom aud upholstered in the finest quality silk plush, piped in the back and sides, satin parasol with Ince edge and cover, shaved spoke wheels and nickel- plated gear, for 814.98. Haywood Bros, & Co.'s Fancy Square Body Car- Tiages with wheel fenders, upholstered in fancy damask, plush rolls in back and sides with Haywood's patent parasols and rods, for $15.98. Lace cover and mat. Haywood Bros. & Co.'s beautiful shell body, original in design, very attractive in appearance, upbolatered in ® very artistic munner of silk plush, satin parasol, with lace cover, patent gear, shaved spoke wheela, for 816.98, Haywood Bros. & Co.'s Latest Style Roll-Back Rattan Body Carriawes, Kattan bodies, very stylish and tasty in appearance, upholstered in the fluest quality silk plush, satin parasol, springs seat and the standard Hay- wood wear for $19.98. Hay wood Bros. & Co.'s Original Design Cane Wound Body Carriage, fancy hand work on the sides, up- holstered in the finest quality silk plush, satin parasol with lace cover, springs in seat, for #: See what Carriages we can show you for finest made; equal to other dealers’ Carriuges for 833. — gus. bE ¥ RX gSSs T uo Kk Sss5 = LARGEST STOCK, BEST MAKE SELECTED TRUNKS. A carefully selected variety of Oval Imitation Leather Truuks, with heavy bottoms, iron bound, set up trays, malleable iron hinges, strony fastenivgs and larze de- partinent trays inch for $2.98, -iuch for # 98, 36-inch for $4.45. Our Finest Saratoga Crystalized Zine Trunks in colors, wide iron edges, fixe sprims busp lock, malle- able iron catches, two sluts wround the body and ends clamped on corners. Iron bottom and corner rollers, body trays, hat box, parasol case and full top tray, 26-ineh for US, LSueh for $6.48, 30. h for $6.98, 32-inch for $7.43, 34-inch for $7.98, 36-inch for 88.48, Our Linen Leather Covered Oval Top Trunks, linen lived, iron bottom and patent hinges aud locks, 2 inch for $3.98, 28-inch for £4.48, 30-inch for $4.98, -ineh for $5 48, 34-inch for 83.98, Our Gennine Canvas Covered Oval or Square Top Trunks, wide iron binges, tron center bands, stroug hasps, locks nnd well arranged trays, 28-inch for 84.48, 30-inch for $4.98, 32-inch for $5.48, 34-inch Heavy Oil Canvas ‘Trnnks, linen lined, dress trays, heavily bound, excelvior locks, heavy corner butuyers, hickory stays across top aud sides, positively the strongest trank made. uch for $7.48, 30-inch for €8.48, 3:-inch for $9.48, 34. 9.98, B6-ineh for $10.98, A large trunk strap given with every trauk. Our stock of steamers, Celluvert, Basket and Fancy Geuts’ Trunks ts complete. Our Patent Gentlemen's Tranks, with shiftins trays and excel-ior locks, will in- terest all who wish something neat, strony and baudy. We make low prices to win trade aud an honest, cour- teous treatment to retain it. Adi gocds warranted to give satisfaction or money cheerfully refunded. R. GOLDSCHMID, at 1007-1009 F at. new. MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1890, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY Would announce a continuance of the “VAN HOUTEN COCOA DRINK” For Another Week, | <ataeting atistied cmcostven ot Go superior quality of VAN HOUTEN'S COCOA we have consented. to allow the manufacturers valuable space in our store for the purpose of demonstrating that fact to our customers, ‘This they do by serving a cup of this delightful bey- eraxe FREE to all who are interested in the use of such an articl ‘The proof of the COCOA is in the drinking. Call any time thip week and have a cup free, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 428 Ninth st spla Exgursire YES, LADIES, THEY ARE, AND YOU NEED NOT TAKE OUK WOKD FOKIT, EITHER. WE WOULD MUCH PREFER TO HAVE YOU CALL AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. WE REFER, OF COURSE, TO THOSE LOVELY NEW DESIGNS IN JERSEY SUITS, THE NEW ZOUAVE KILTS, THE “NATTY” ROYAL MIDDY REEFERS, AND A HOST OF OTHER NOBUY, STYLISH THINGS THAT WE HAVE PROVIDED FOR THE BOYS AND CHILDREN. OUR STUCK OF SUITS FOR YOUTHS AND BOYS OF ALL AGEs IS EQUALED BY VERY FEW IN THE COUNTRY. YOU CAN FIND A GOOD SERVICEABLE SCHOOL SUIT FOR A VEKY SMALL SUM, OR YOU CAN GET THE FINEST DRESS SUIT If IS POSSIBLE TO PHOCURE ANYWHERE, AND THE PRICE Is NOT LXORBITANT, EITHER. OUR STOCK OF SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS, UNDERWEAK, HOSIERY AND NECKWEAR FOK MEN AND BOYS Is SIMPLY PERFECT. DO US THE FAVOR ‘TO CALL AND INSPECT IT AND YOU WILL WANT TO PURCHASE SOMETHING BE- WORE YOU LEAVE, B ROBINSON & Co., CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GooDs, aplt-co 909 PENNA, AVE, 3.W. "Five Mus Or Roposs” (re The Palais Royal ad ‘There are 1,7€0 yards to # mile. bons we must have 8,800 yards There are 10 yards in each piece of prised 1,000 vieces. We therefore yards, which is nearer siz than five 00 Q iad 34 eee 0, 8 ‘00 > > eerke oe mkt 3 O00, ooo: Eat geyec Sone? 8 EEExa itt BRERS of? ¥ Aud isitawonder? Nos, 12 and 16 15 and 17 cents are being offered We repeat, AT RETAIL, We will right not to dos, and for very B > ieee > nad Perm rd naas3 BR = Baa ia} gD Pre, bee ie > peer A companion sensation sre the Fine Cotton and Cambric Undergar which are given in lower half of these We quote additional bargains for be. Infants’ Laced Trimmed French 68c. Children's Three-piece Shirred $115 Three-piece and Round Caps 98c, Shirred Hats in all styles for 81,35"Little Lord Fauntleroy" Hats, | 81.88 Shirred Hats in fast colors for 28 Shirred Hats, warranted to $1.50 Children’s Pique Sun Hats §#~ These hats are shirred on cable to easily lannder, The material is ranted fast colors. The regular prices ces lower, than charged for the bate colors, The object of tomorrow's our specialties, Ofore Bargains quoted below.) Wis As vertisement of Saturday.) Exacoraattox. Therefore to have Sve miles of rib-’ those 11 ceut ribbons, The lot com- had for sale this morning 10,000 miles—An excusable exagyerstion. BBR RBI im ER OBS Bh O% SEE gs red EP BB 33 AGS RR I BBB BB 00 NNN MM MM OO RRR NN SN IINN N GGG MMMM O ORTREN RENE S a MMM 00 RRS RAH RAN ¢ oo MMM 00 R RN NNU NNN GGUS Ribbons that are selling wholesale at at retail FOR 11 CENTS A YARD, sell by the piece, but reserve the ood reasons, manufacturers’ samples of Ladies’ ments, descriptions and prices of twincolumns. Tomorrow (Tuesday) | children, as follows: | for. launder, for -- $1.39, cord, not wire, and put together so as specially manufactured and war. will be found as low, in some instan- shirred on wire and which are not fast spectal prices is to quickly introduce (Below for Ladies’ Underwear.) A Ose-Day Bazcary. ‘There are just 45 yards, only enough for about six dresses, of 42-inch Black Silk Chantilly Lace Floune- ings. TWO DOLLARS A YARD for quality and de- sign that has never before sold at less than 82.98. Ite the quick buyer who secures these bargains in the wholesale market, day bargains. nd soin the retail, Such are one- Such is tomorrow's offering in lace, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Avovr nose LLe. Risposs. C2 Every thread warranted pure sitk and warranted Sree from acfect, Remember this when you may be told otherwise by those who have similar Rivbous for sale xt 19 and 25 conts, STYLE AND WIDTH OF THE RIBBONS. Gros Grain and Moire Silks with Satin edge, No, 12, which is 2 inches wide, aud No. 16, which is 2g inches wide, COLORS OF THE 11c, RIBBONS. Pink, Gobelin, Lavender, Lizht Blue, White, Cream, Brown, Navy, Marine Blue, Pigeon Blue, Heliotrope, Garnet, Sea: , Cardinal, Lilac, Yellow, Orange, Lew- horn, Tilleul, Amber, Shrimp, Old Rose, Mahogany, Golden Brown, Fawn, Stesl, Silver Gray, Slate, Beize, Feru, Tan, Mouse, Sucede, Olive Hunters’ Green, Nile Green, Sage GrM@n, Havana, Resada, Capucine, Lizard Green, Bronze, Olive Myrtle and several neutral shades, shades that can be worn with any costume. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) I H AT Seventeen Styles—All the latest novelties in Black and Colored Brocades, Plaids and Fancy Stripes, in Ar- mure, Faille, G.G aud Moire Silks, Sample Bargain: 4-inch G.G. silk and Satin Stripe Ribbons, 59 cents; prevailing price, 70 cents, Ruspoxs. Bancas THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Bancams Is Sasu Rassoss. Plaids and Plain Colors in Moire, Surah, Faille and G.@, Silke, Novelties in Fancy Black Ribbons, Sample Bargain: 10-1uch Black Satin and G.G. Striped Sashes, 98 cents; prevailing price,$1.35 yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Buzoams Is Vanver Russoxs. ‘Linen and Sstin Back in Black, and colors even in greater variety of shades than shown in the 11-cent ‘Ribbons, Sample Bargains: No. 16 Black Satin Back Velvet Bancass Is Sximrs. About a hundred of these skirts, The brief descrip- tious here given don’t do Justice to the style and finish of these garments, AT 98 CENTS ( Here is a 81.25 Skirt for G8c. Nine-inch Hem- stitched ruflle, 4-inch embengtery insertion ond ¢ tucks above, A $1.35 Skirt for 98e, Has 9-inch cambric flounce | with S-inch Torchon iave edge; 5 tucks iu flounce and Gtucksabove. Yoke bands, AT $1.45 EACH (4 Styles, Perhaps the prettiest is the skirt with 12-inch em- | broidery ruftic aud 7 tucks abuve, Those with kem- | stitched ruffle and two clusters of 4-buuch tucks are | elegant aud cheap at $1.08. | AT #1.08 EACH (3 Styles). Here's @ style worth 42.25, Nine-inch eambric flounce with 6-inch lace e. ve; 9 tucks in flounce aud 15 above, scrapper rnfle, &e, Here's another lovely | skirt: 15-inch French embroidery flounce, | AT 82.98 EACH G3 Stytem. $4 would not be dear for any of these skirta. Ex- quisite picccsof embsvidery are the 15-iuch flouncea, Yoke vunds, scraper rufile aud all the extra details, | PALAIS ROYAL, Styles), (Coutinued below.) 'B roatxs Ix Nicar Gowss. Nearly two hundred. We only wish we could show you the fine Lace aud Embsvidery Trimmings now— | as you read, AT $!.U8 EACH (2 Styles). kown, ‘Those with V-shape fronts of embroidery and 6 clusters of 7-bunch tucks ave well worth 82.68. AT e148 Combric Gown with V-shape deop turn over collur of finest e1broidery. Front with 8 clusters of 4-'uueh tucks. Pull sleeves gathered ut wrist aud finishod with 4 tucks and eu- vroidery edge. AT 81.15 EACH (6 Styles), Here's a Cambric Gown worth 81.95. embroidery yoke, neck, sleeves i front edwed to qatch, Some will precer those with solid ‘Torchon | luce yokes, witich ure finisued with the uew beadine. Here is anew style: Poiuted tucked yoke with Tor- chon Ince insertion, front, Beck and sleeves with | luce to mateb. | AT 98 CENTS (4 Styles), This is a 81.35 Gown with tucked and em- broidery iusertion—G clusters J-Luuch tucks, six im sertions of embroidery. AT 89 CENTS (7 Styles). style which is a copy ef a $2Gown, Tucked front of 4 cluster-of 3-bunch tucks and 4 embroide.y insertions Ful sleeves qathered at wrist, with $tucks and embroidery edye. worth # for 89c: Best Cumbric, with 6 clusters of 7-buneh tacks, Frout aud sleeves trimmed with embroidery, AT 59 CENTS (1 Style). Gowns that willeompare favorably with those usually offered at 75c. and Sic. “Mother Hubbard," solid tucked yoke, doubie yoke back, neck aud sleeves, with embroidery. The quality of material and finish is what we cun't show here, If we could-— THE PALAIS ROYAL, It has solid (Continued below.) ’ Baxoass Ix Corser Covens. Cambric and trimmings the best, but above all @ perfect tt guaranteed, Comiort, good appearance and durability are thus assured, aud ali these combined with lowest prices on record, AT 25 CENTS (1 Style), Pompadour, tucked front, Hamburg edge and bead- ing. See these Corset Covers und you'll know what we here write is strictly true. They are 68c. garments, AT 68 CENTS (6 Styles). Some with Lace,others with Embroidery Trimming All shapes. Those run with mbbons are 98c. garments, THE PALAls Royal, (Continued below.) Bazearms Ix Cueases. ‘Those at 79 and 98 cents in mine styles. The Cam- yokes of embroidery. It's but one of efght styles, however, none of which are (Continued below.) Bazaars Ix Daawens Ribbons for 29 cents; prevailing price for this quality | ‘The end of the celuun and, as ustal,worthy bargains {s40cente, Widths for Bonnet Strings at 16 and 2y | crowded out. ee ne come Comat wah conte a yard. Rot to dose, ‘THE PaLAls ROYAL, (Continued in adjoining column.) superior 23-inch Torchon Lace must hint of the thir- teen other styles; some higher in price but asgood bargains. MES 4 THE PALAIS ROYAL, Cor. 12th st. and Pa eve, ‘A LISNER, ‘The one wit poiuted Val lace yoke is a $2.98 | Rere's & Gown | the Tue Box Manco 750. FLOWER SALE. Tomorrow we offer Woice of terre assortment of Long Flower Sprays, in various desiens and colors. Theseare Sprays that were ic. 25 and $1.48. ‘To close the balance on hand out we make this low Price, 75c. choice. 490. LARGE FLAT SALE. Tomorrow we offer at 49c. a lot of Fine Open work Fiat Hats, Wide Brima, st 490. 48c. CAPS Tomorrow we offer besides our regular line of Cloth Caps a new and becomivg shape in Plaids and Plain Colors, full front . choice 49. $1.25 JOCKEY Caps. ‘Tomorrow we offer chotce of our $1.48 Fine Cloth Fine Satin-lined Jockey Caps in White, Tan, Browns, Blues and all stylish colors, these are made by one of the finest manufacturers of these goods; choice €1.23. 123g. CORSET COVERS. Tomorrow we place onsalealinsof good fitting Corset Covers at the low price of 12¢e. 170. HANDKERCHIEFS. Tomorrow we continue the sale of Fine Linen Hem- Stitched Initial and Embroidery Handkerchiefs in Ladies’ and Gents’ size at 17c. This isa lot of manu- factory samples and are rth 2c, 38e, and 480° Choice 17c. until the 103 dozen are sold. 5c. COLLAR Sale going om. 17. VIOLET WATER Sale going om, 25c. HOSIERY Sale going on, 35c. MUSLIN DRAWERS Sale going on, $4.98 STOCKINETTE JACKET Sale going on, 86.98 BEADED PELERINE Sale going on. aT THE BON MARCHE, pty 316 7TH st. NW RE HR °° HHH OO HH OO uu oo DECORATIONS. UNHEARD OF PRICES FOR THE NEXT 2 DAYS, TUESDAY, APRIL 15, AND WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, Handsome Damask Tray, with open work and fringe. Regular price, GSc. Reduced, Ge. ‘35e, Friuged aud Stamped Damask Tray st 190. 25c. Momie Cloth Splasher at 21e. 75c. Momie Cloth Scarfs at 49e, 27-inch Squares for centers, Regular price, $1.25. Reduced, 48. Hemstitched Butcher Linen Scarfs, regular price, ‘98c., Reduced, 7c. ‘Tde. Hemstitched Trays at 53¢. Hemstitched Pillow Shame, splendid value at @2 pair; wil sell them at 81.43. 1,000 pair Stamped Muslin Shams at 13¢, a pair. 50c. Bolton Sheeting Table covers at 9c, a in Roman and Spachtel Embroidery jork, Handsome new 72-inch Satin Damask for Table Covers, Lea Cloths, Doylies, &., at 83.50 per yard New Material for Bed Spreads and Covers, STAMPING while you wait. 1,000 new designs to | elect from, Bolton Sheeting, 72 inches wide, 50c. a yard, New Spring and Summer Work uow being shown. OPPENHEIMER'S, at 514 9TH sT. NW. Bercuesz:s FAMILY TEA, (SPRING LEAF) At 50c. 8 pound Try itas leed Tes, It will sur- passany Teayou ever drank. 3. W, BURCHELL, wo * hw apla | Wa. H. M°Ksews Datey Lerrer. We ave having ® “Spring Open- ing” all this week. Many ex- treme and “exclusive” styles of Ladies’ Garments just received, Notwithstanding their elegance and exclusiveness we hi marked them at exceedingly rea- somubie prices, A feature of the Opening will bea display of rich “Novelties” iu Purasols and Car- Tiuge Suudes, Lowest prices. WM. H. McKNEw, Buccessor to RH. Teylor, ¥33 Pennsylvania ave. 2.w. it 10 ECONOMICAL MOTHERS. WHY | PAY. 0c. for your boy's istue Cloth Hat wliea a sau bas 78th ot we. Turse Fusr Wann Dars ARE THE MOST TRYING OF ALL. FEEt SWELL AND WEARY QUICKLY. OLD SHOES Gkow HEAVY AND HOT, AND REMIND THE OWNERS THAT 1718 TIME TOGOTO B's Ul me “F™ HK oo ERE i] &2 E: é Beahebe meen FAXGAROO. LACE Ras pueeee Thea A EAS A UCh LEADERS SEPA HE sess ” nae 1211 F 6T. XW. EF AU BA POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTE page i 858 24 tou ae TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, Aprill5, April 14. April 17. The prices mentioned below POSITIVELY TERMI | NAT& THURSDAY EVENING. | For the next three days we intend to outdo all | previous reconls—ece how much goods cau possibly be sold if prices can sell them—and euch prices, you have Rever acon their eqaal on goods of the aime class, we don'teare where you have looked; prices that are | fabutousiy low and ail made on NEW AND SEASON | ABLE SPRING MERCHANDISE. A careful perusal of the list below will show some BARGAINS THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. 500 50c. Dull Finish Holland Window Shades, all colors, for 28. each. 202208: $1. 09each. ‘YSe, Best Imitation China Sik, elegant patterua, for 4c. ayard. 81.50 China Silk Scarts, with hand painted silk bult- ing cloth ends, tassel finished, So, Beat Ev lish Tinsel, 2c. # ball Crem Naser LACES, inch Plain Russian Net for G50. a yard. $1 45-inch Polke Dut Russian Net for 8c. a yank. @1 48-inch Striped Russian Net for Sic. yard. $1.25 48-inch La Tosca Nets for #1 Loe yard, $1.50 48-inch La Tosca and Russian Nets for si.30 ayant. $2.75 48-inch Chantilly Nets for #: yard, 48-inch Chantilly Nets for @2.6¥ a yant. 48-inch Chantilly Nets for €3.15 a yand, Equally low prices in Chantilly Fioune:nys, langest and best line in the city to select from, special prices are unusual inducementa THKEE DAYS ONLY. LADIES’ NECKWEAR, c. Windsor Ties, new pate: Inids, stripes, Mm sarahand Chius sitke, light and dark combinations, lie. each New Ruchings, all descriptions, 1c. a yard, orded Ruchiugs, creaiu, gilt edie, 3c, yard, i Sideuberg’s lve aud 25e, Best i.ueu Collars, 3 ‘> Down Billows, satteen covered, for VEILINGS, All Loe. Veils, every kind, Black and Colors, for Ave. euch, 106. Black Soumfe Veils for Ge. each, 1,000 yards of iSc. Sewing silk Veiling, all colors, All 50c. Biack Band aud Leaf Gimp for 39. a yard, All @1 Black Band and weaf Gum) for Nie a yard 10 percent off marked prices of al, Vandyke Drim- auinga, New Silk, Stecl, Jet aud Liasel ktlocts, BUCKLES. 10 per cont off marked prices days. Endless variety. largest assortment i town, and lowest prices 10 PLR CENT EXTRA SAVED TO YOU FOK THKEE Dads, all Buckies for three JEWELRY DEPARTMENT. Alt Glass Beads, long strings, for string. 1¥e, each. . Genet aud Plated Bracelets each $1.48 Solid Guid Khine Stoue Karriags tor $1.18 8 per. Solid Silver Bead Necklaces for Sc. exch. Real Auber Beads for 50c, a string. Real Auber Beals for 20. a striug. 5c. Searf Pins for Le. each, and 38c. Mourning Pins for 190. each. 81.48 Uxydized Sterling Suver Hair Pine @1.18 each, FAY DEPARTMENT. Real Ostrich Tip Pans, Black or Gray, £ Feathered Faus, feathered butt Ie. emels. Featuercd Baus, feathered both sides, bone sticks, Sd. each. Tec. Black Guuze Fan, entirely new gilt or Gray But- terfly painting, sliver or yili sticks, 4c. cach. 5c, Bia -k Satin Gray Painted Fuus 44e. each, 1.25 Maud Painted Silk Gauze Fans, colors Cream, Pink, Liue, Grays, Black, &., BY, ench Ue, Satin Curcuiy Fults, gilt sticks, 44c. each, de. Large Curiae Fuus t08 ie, cack | LEATHER GOODS AND BELTS New Suc. Uxydized Frame Voge Purses for 25¢. each. We, and $1.25 Chateuine dings, uew trames, for Bic. each, ‘Uxydized Frame Purses, inside pocket, 3c. eae! Vore Chatelain bags tor @1. 2 each, New Chatelain Bags for ¢ 1.48 exch, LSC. Shopping Bags for SY. cack, Svc. New Silk Belus, Sse, each, All 25c. Leather Helts, new styles, Zle. each, hac. College Stripe Cotton Belts, dc, each. Vdc. Meal Seal Pelts, 7c, each. Uc. Leather Beits, oxydized buckles, 44c. each CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT. Ladies’ Stockiuette Jack sts for Jes Of 85.50 Beaded Weaps for 4.25 ewou, 200 $1.48 Kubber Circulacs for $1.15 Suv dlurt Waists, All-woul Uulug Fiuuuels and Per cales, for 440, each. 12 Long Garments for Misses, sizes @ to 16, were tu8Y, for 2.50 each. Bach owe of the above are iter have # chauce tw got again, HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, - Ladies’ Unbieacued Balbriggan Hose, 28c. 8 pair, 3 for 0c. Sue. sucu as you will uot sizes 8 to 10, 22c. a pate 5c, Ladies’ Boot Pactern, Lisle Hose, in Black teet With plain color and striped tops, Soc. « pair, vc. Ladies’ Swins-tibved Vests, 9c, each, 3 for » Ladies’ Swiss-ribbed Silk Vests, Gc. each. LINEN AND WHITE GOODS 20 pivecsof Lz Corded Piaid Lawns, white aud Saucy plads, for ¥e. # yard. Su pcoes Loc. and 1c. Piaid Lawns and uscd out frou a dargs importer) Suc. Beewched, Cream and Lursey Red 58-inch Tavle Dasuans fur 390. a yard. 100 dozen 5-8 All-Lineu Biesched Diuuer Napkiua, cheap at $1.0y, for Gac. a dozen. Iv-ineh 18. Bivached Muck Toweliug for 12jgo, yard, SPECIALS IN EMBROIDERIES LACES, 50c. aud 75¢. 18-weh Camoric kmorvideries, 300, eyard. ‘Se. and $1.00 27-inch Swiss Embroideries tur 50c. eyard, Sv. and 19¢. Cambric Ewbroideries for 10 ¢, a yard TOILET ARTICLES. Zic. $g-pint Botties Ffrench’s Bay Rum, Se. a bottle SSe. $e puut Botios Standard Quauty Florida Water, 2 1¥c. Genuine Olive Oil Castile Soap, 12igc.a pounds dc. Keal Anglish Bristle Hair Brushes, Zbc, exch, 25e. Keal English Bristle Tooth Brashes, Yc. cack. 10c. Medicated Yoilet Paper 6 packages tor 230. BANDKERCHIEFS AND SHAWLS. Haudberchiets, all Kends, Se excl and 850. “ 8125 - All the above are the best quslitics obtainable for the original desigus si new and at 3 days’ prices: aoe osm ‘bargains. 10 per cent discount of warked prices of all Em- broiiered Ficus Scarfs and Suawis, Lack creau and colors. PICTURE DEPARTMENT. 50 Oak Framed Pictures for $1.08 excl, 83.78 ** ~ @3.18 * $3.50 and 5 are others’ prices for the shove Pio- tures. €2.50 and #3.78 are ours, The reduced prices are an unusual chance, UNDERWEAR AND CORSETS. $2.50 C.P, Corset, White ouly, genuine whalebone, Size 18 to 32. For #1.50a pair. 82.50 Lace-trimmed Skirt, 9-inch lace ruffle, $1.75, 75 Lace-trimmed Sharte for €1.25, “A = - #8c. Cambric Drawers, yoke bend, 38. each, 5 styles of $1.25 Gowns for Sc. each. Bpecialties—Extra size Garments and Short Gowns, full variety of styl-«. PARASOLS 4ND UMBRELLAS. 83.50 Scotch-Plaid Parasols for €2.98. @4 Plain Faille Silk Parasols, iad borders, new shades, tor 63.50. $1.25 Gioria Umbrellas, 26-inch, ‘Silver crooks, Bide. each. MEN'S GOODS. ‘T5c. Unjaundered Dress Shirts, 50. 50c. B. V. D., ribbed sukie, Jean Drawers, 44c. 50c. Medium-weight Under Vesta, long or shore sleeves, 280. exch. ‘The above and a store full of other 3-DAY BARGAIAS ‘That are AU RTS.- .