Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1890, Page 4

EVENING STAR: TASTINGTON. s afl 'D.¢.. THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1890. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: THURS -April 17, 1890. THE EVENING STAR has the. fullest Local Cireulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium is worth more thav all the other papers published in Washington. New York Office: Room 03, Tribune Building. _———e ee The international body that dissolves today bas claims upon the world which the world may Wait until tomorrow to admit. Admit them it will. Some of its work is merely vague and preliminary. But if in course of time Ameri- an peace, almost from pole to pole, prevails in consequence of the holding of this conference; if a convenient international currency shall result from it, and reciprocity in trade—an ex- tended application of the free trade existing between the states of our federal union—the ‘ork will have repaid the workers and the ver- dict of humanity will have been favorable. It takes long years to develop the benefits of a far-reaching enterprise like this, Let no one be discouraged if no immediate result what- ever follows upon the deliberations of the con- gress, In the nature of things trade cannot be turned from its channels in a day, a month or year. Our visitors have been with us nearly # half year. They have labored assiduously with our own delegates to accomplish the sev- eral purposes for which they assembled. They have visited number of American cities and inspected American industry on the spot, They go forth from the capital again, this time to enjoy southern hospitality and witness south- ern progress. Upon their return from a three- weeks’ tour to that part of the republic they will take final leave of the capital and bid adiea to our shores, The Srar rejoices in the prospects of good to grow out of the congress of all the Americas, and extends its best wishes to the foreign delegates, our brethren in neigh- Dorhood and republicanism, —— Montana secures full representation in the great American Union, She enters as a Re- publican State. She was a Democratic Terri- tory until the attitude of the Democrats as to the admission of the new States displeased her people and they chose a Delegate from the other party. The recent elections indicate a disposition on the part of the Montanese to return to their former party allegiance. ‘Whether this tendency is to be persisted in will depend largely on the conduct of the Republi- cans and especially on the conduct of the State’s Senators and Representatives in Con- gress, There are indications that the Repub- Jicans will make a mistake if they count the now States as certain to remain in the Repub- lican column. The Republicans can no more do what they please and retain control of the uorthwest than the Democrats can do what they please and retain control of New York. a The tariff bill and report and the two minor- ity views are at iast before the country. The bill1s professedly a protective measure, in- tended to build up a home market as to every- thing except sugar. It is advocated on this very ground and attention is called to the fact that the committee of ways and means is con- cerned rather with production than with prices, ‘The report of the minority party sets forth the argument against protection. Mr. McKenna, in a minority republican report, expresses the views of the sugar producers, who are numer- ous in bis state of California and in the states of Louisiana, Kansas and Nebraska, To this dis- senting member of the majority protection is a prineiple to be applied to all industries or none, _ The Chicago Inier-Ocean helps to perpet- ‘uate an old error when it says that the Ameri- can Constitution was an absolute creation in- stead of a gradual development, All the new writers on our constitutional history insist that the framers of the Constitution builded wisely, though perhaps unconsciously, on English models, and certainly the idea of a written constitution of government was conceived as far back as young Sir Harry Vance in the days ef the Commonwealth. Save the thirteenth century no English period is so worthy of an American's careful study as the era of the Long Varliament, oo Aconstitution for Russia! While the Scla- vonie political civilization is lowgr than that of the rest of Europe it is a distinct civilization worthy of our study, even if it does exist in a rudimentary stage. The household community in the southern tribes and the village commu- nity of the northern are types as unmistakable as the hundred and township of the Teu- tonicrace. In these village liberties, preserved under Tartar and Romanoff despotism, are the germ of better government. Russia has not to learn the entire lesson of self-government—only to unlearn the overlay of Asiatic autocracy im- posed on her nearly five centuries ago. poumdrcoants «he epottesroc henna There must be some mistake in the late mu- ipal election returns from Ohio, and the democrats should stop crowing. The Com- mercial Gazette of Cincinnati says: ~The current misinformation about the Ohio municipal elections is an illustration of the the advantage that a lie has over truth when at is told first.” a The unmarried women of Massachusetts have $29,000,000 in the banks of that state, and still they are unmarried. For the understanding of those who are not accustomed to the transcend- ant mentality of Massachusetts, this thing is beyond comprehension, or the amount in the banks is just « million times too big. — — One secret ‘that Senator Dolph's committee will not divulge is what it is going to do about it. Some Senator could be found to tell if he ouly knew, but no one knows. en The present trouble in the mind of the sugar men is the fear that the proposed bounty will be repealed, Some of them do not trust even the present Congress, and charge that the bounty clause was put in the bill to be omitted by the House, eo The majority report, the minority report and the report by Representative McKenna from the ways and means committee on the tariff give @ joint indication of the unanimity of pinion on that issue in this country. Sa Hides may come off, but they stand on the free list now. Whether it were better to peel them off or lose the party's cuticle later—that Was the question. — Speaking of the Wilkinson-Davis engage- ment, since he is descendant of the great abolitionist May and she of the confederate civil leader, is their union « sign of what is in store for the recently hostile sections? The Kansas farmer will try again to raise enough corn in the summer to raise a mortgage in the fall. All of Chicago's gambling houses have been closed except the speculators’ offices, The American hog does not enjoy any extra privileges im Germany since Bismarck’s re- tirement, American sugar raisers will now proceed to ‘jump the bounty.” T. B. Towsez & Sox DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, 1316 7TH ST. N. W. Unbleached a Seon. Case Cotton, Luc. Eyteesd to 195, 36 im, wide, plesk ead Ca ‘aad 3 Catch fe be gies Good Qual ‘Quality tea poy ie Linen, figek Wvtriette Caste tae puede 30 aid be. ber ere, Gauze \ ests, 2. 2 *s O.N- T-Spool Cotton, 450. doa. le f lé4 rows, pool Cotton, will run OB machine, 2c. at uhirting Calico, sige Be Makese’ Cambsic. Sc. a5 | ap3-3m Office, 526 14th wt. o.w., We ANE * ae Ey Oat fotter Goons. ses bottle re) ints Tooth Fowler, patent storp@, Red Tie NOuON De PARE MENT. d-yard Bik Corset Laces, Red Ticketed 7c. = Silk Elastic Corset Laces, Red Ticketed 3c Oc. Black Steel Mourning Pins, Red Ticketed 30. SEE strain ome ‘Red Ticketed 9c. a faa ie, Trochet Nesilles tm wooden case, Red Tick- ax i DEE SRTEERT. ‘waadoml and 1 8c, Japanese Parchment Fans. Red Tick- stick Mea Hephaaiss Sete TA get and el. Satin Fans, hard wood sticks, patandél. -25 Feather-top Satin Fans, bone sticks, JEWELRY, 3 Fe 4 - . Shell Amber and Black Hair Pins. Red Ticketed 01 Plated Hair Pins, Red Tickoted 2c reidepaue tad Novelty Watch Chains. Bea et 2: “ps sod Soe: 50c, Real Shell Side Combs, Red Ticketed LEATHER GOODS AND BEL: ‘0c. Music Holle 3 styles Tied Tickoted, 396. exc Bee. Allloauer Card Eases, ‘Hed Ticketed 21c. = 2} t9,81.50 Asstd Leather Card Casea Red Tick- ‘Sie. Oo Ooze Pocket Books, new colors, Red Ticketed Se" shorn ing Base, Red Ticketed 39c. each, Foy Baie, fea ticketed 170, each, wgsieise AN = oy $30 Length Hose, fan 3 5 Navy Blue and Brown, Ked Ticked 1 pair; 3 pair, BL, Pair of Ladies’ 25c. Striped Hose, Red Ticketed vir. a2 Eiow 300. Gray Merino Vesta. Red Ticketed 2S Ladies’ 75c. and 8c, Swisa Ribted AuL-woo! Vesta, Jon neck. sleeveless Licht Blue, sizes 1 aud ~. Duy GoOvs AND LINEN DEPARTMENT, 22-inch 146. Seriped Woolen Dress Gouda, Light es yard. 90 Remnant ait ‘Goods of all descriptions ly low prices. ach. Tickoted 12%¢¢, ench, ida Children's Eimbroidered Collars. "Red 4 fow etunante of V lings (sewing silk and grena- din icket ‘a remnant. UPHOLSTERY DEPAREMEN Shelf Oil Cloth. | Hed Licketed Se. « ym se s aud ends of Kiboor stunter Ports were Hed Ticketed $2.50 s pair. see 4% Chenille Covers. Red Licketed 42c. each. AKT DEPARIMENT. Long Hand Knot Stamped Linen Bureau Bea fa. ite each 75¢, Japanese Wooden Screens, Red Ticketed 25c. each. “Belding and Eurcka Embrotdery Silk in all colors. fked Ticketed Se, a dozen, is oper ile Ornaments, worth 40 sait lozen. Wed Tickwied 10ers doce CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMEN 2 Ladies’ $6.50 Ul ight oth, light weight, 1) each. feed ‘Ticketed 81-5 3 Mines’ Newuarkets, light ft, 7a 12, Ja and 16; rere gt 50 ted Licketed $1.73 cach. ;ROIDERIES. bro 8 [ay worth 1.25 and 81.50. Red Ticketed ee Gambric % Fiounelag, worth 50c. Red Ticketed 25 cts yard were Se. Red Ticketed 3c. ayard. iieasnast # Embroiders 1d Lae a mnants of Embroideries an Red Ticketed 1 remnant, ee ee oe CORSETS INFANTS WEAR AND APRONS. $3.90 Satin C. P. Corset, Black and Garnet. Red qT #19 3 Children's Spring Coats, of Striped Flannel velvet trimmed, were 0. Kec Licketed $1.08 Children's 25¢. Corded Waists. “Ked ‘Tic Keted 19. ech. A Lot of Ladies’ Aprons. Red Ticketed 12%c. each. PARAS TLS AND US MBRELLA: 24 ‘hapgeable Silk, covers Al 3.68 exc 83.75 Faille Parasols, Black, iron, Blue and Terra Cotta. Red Ticketed $3.79 eac! 50 28-inch Gloria imbrelina, Silver Crooks. Red ted $1.08 each. nS GUUDS. ; Fimey 44 Hose, 9, 9% and 10. Red Ticketed 15 Kid Gloves. | Red Ticketed 45e. a = Shaker Wool 4 Hose. Hed Ticketsd 10c, air Fhicse are only straws to show which way the wind of other bargains blow. i 77H STREET. Israxts: Ww EAR, In this Department we are showing the largest and handsomest assortment ever shown. We have every requisite for Baby in all grades, including— ‘Long and Short Cloaks from 2.25 up. Long and Short Dresses from 49c. up. Long and Short Skirts from 39. up. ‘Long and Short Slips from 49. up. Flannel Skirts from 89c. up. Flannel Shawls from 98c. up. Worsted Bootees from 15c. up. Worsted and Merino Jackets from 5c. up, ‘Chemises and Bands from 25c. up, CAPS, In this line we show one of the largest and lowest- Priced stocks, At 25c. we show ten styles of Mul! Corded and Em- broidery Caps never shown at the price. At 48c. we show about one dozen stylesin Tucked, Corded and Embroidery Caps that you will recognize as bargains if you look at them. ‘Then we show a large and fine variety in Caps, Hats and Bonnets at 75c., 98c., 81.25, $1.48, $1.68, 91.98, $2.25, $2.48, $2.75 and #2.98 in Fine Mull, Chambray, Surah Silks, Corded, Embroidery Tucked, &c., including some very novel designs not to be found elsewhere. THE BON MARCHE, 1t 316 7TH ST. N.W. Tue “WASHINGTON” SPOON, A novel and most appropriate souvenir of a visit to the Capital, ‘and very desirable for collectors of Odd Spoons, Design entirely original. In Sterling Silver, pretty and inexpensive. Sold singly. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS, 1107 PENNA. AVE. apl7-3t Jouxsos, Garver & Co. LIST OF LOW PRICES. ‘36-in, Ladies’ All Wool Suiting, new spring colors, Boe. ‘36-in. Twilled Debewe, in plain colors and stripes, 20c. Mohair Brilliantine, in beautiful new spring colors, 40 and 50c. Black and Colored Henrietta Cloth, very wide, 50c. New White Goods, Lace and Plaid Organdies, 10 and 120. Check Natnsook, 5c. Beautiful New Ginghams, 10 and 12}c. Scotch and Zephyrs, 18 and 25c. Chambray, 73¢c. ; real value, 123¢¢, Very Best 10-4 Sheeting, 25. 100 Rolls Fancy Jointiess Matting, 25c.; regular Price, 35e, JOHNSON, GARNER & CO.. apl5-3m 636 Pa, ave. nw. Tx ‘Turousos-Housrox Exzernic COMPANY, 620 Atlantic avenue, Boston, Mass. WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1333 F 8T. spl7-tm Warne Mace, Courasr, HIGH SPEED, mea: Coerated epee i Stand bre rite Sere i Hicz Grave Suozs eR aye PE KANGAROO SKIN. OXFORDS, $4.00. BALMORALS, 84.00 AND 85.00. FAIR LEATHERS. RUSSETT GOAT, 83.00, $3.50 AND 85.00, TAN SEAL, 0 AND 86.00. RUSSIA CALF, 87.00. CALFSKIN. BALMORALS, 84.00 AND 85.00. OXFORDS, $4.50 AND 86. BALMORALS, 86.00 AND $7.00 BRB Uv RRR HT” Bee RE f Sus8 = AKTHUR BURT & CO, spl? 1211 F ST. NW. A Fiw Porters. THE DEALERS WHO DO SO MUCH TALK- ING ABOUT THE AMOUNT OF MONEY THEY SAVE TO THE PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING ARE THE VERY ONES WHO ARE MAKING IT MORE EXPENSIVE. FOR INSTANCE, YOU CANNOT GET A WHOLE PAGE ADVERTISEMENT FOR NOTHING, NEITHER CAN ANY MAN AF- FORD TO SELL YOU GOODS FOR LESS THAN THEY COST AND SUCCEED. THOSE WHO ADVERTISE GOODS AT ONE-HALF OR ONE-THIRD OF THEIR VALUE AT THE END OF THE SEASON MUST NECESSARILY MAKE AN ENORMOUS PROFIT NOW IN ORDER TO EVEN UP. WE NEVER INDULGE IN SUCH CUT- RATE SALES, BUT PREFER TO KEEP ON AS WE HAVE BEEN DOING FOR YEARS, KEEP THE PRICES DOWN TO THE LOWEST POSSIBLE NOTCH IN ORDER TO QUOTE LOWER PRICES ON OUR CLOTHING. WE you D IN CLOTHING FOR MEN OR BOYS AT PROPER PRICES, CALL AND IN- SPECT OUR STOCK. ROBINSON, PARKER & 0., THE AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, apl7-eo 319 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Wx. H. M°Kyzws Dany Lerren. (THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1890.) Owing to the success of our “Stock- Pruning Sale” today we have con- cluded to continue it Tomorrow, Fri- day. ‘To the few unsold goods adver- tined yesterday we have added alarce quantity of others, which are equaily as good bargains. About the most conspicuous addt- tion is the following in Ladies’ Jack- ets aud Newmarkets: 14 Ladies’ B’ack and Fancy English Walking Jackets, sizes 32, 34, 36,38 and 40. Reduced from $5, $6 and 87 to 5 Ladies’ Fine Black Jackets, sizes 34, 36,38 and 40. Reduced from 87 to #5. 11 Ladies’ Black and Fancy Eaglish Welking Jackets, fine quality aud stylish shapes, sizes 34, 36 and 38. Reduced from 89.50, $10, $10.50, $13 and $15 to $3 each. NEWMARKE1S.—11 Lad es’ Pin- check and Mixed Cloth Newmarkets, all wool, sizes 34,36 and 3% Re- duced from $10, $11 and $1 wo e5each. ‘This price (#5) should prove con- clusively that we are devermined to sell them. 5 Ladies’ Fine Cloth Newmarkets, two light-striped, wich loose front; two plain mahogany and one checked; size 38 only. Keduced from $:20 and 5 to $10. HOSIERY.—We still have a few pairs left of the Ladies’ Black Hose, ber pair, An extra: ordinary bargain, WM. H. McKNEW, (Successor to R. H. Taylor,) it 933 Pennsylvania ave, Ssowy- Warre Fasrics AT 4 RR YY YF * gS! pe ER RRR EM Gy OF sss PPpP ER os es x SS, P tw i kik ¥ Syy8 = You may think yon know best when you want these White Fabrics. Perhaps you do—but procrastination is @ prev: 2 Ry evil— end on the princi mer that a “stiteh * you may be able to buy better by buying You ‘know ho ure working lately, a —wnd ite linger- a ae at does wet warn commencesse s ship th si Peg “lighten the burden—off oes the ballast. Withe little care—and a white dress you look as neat and comfortable as can Ue. And its these very white dresses we want you - v emaean aittds ental: Sane are the sort of wowfs that a aoe And your wea taste thd our stock will sel you inany @ neat pattern. oe india Lawn iD PLALDS at 12! + 1se., 20¢., ghe-aud 30c. a yard, In SIRIPES at 12igc., 20e. and Mee Oia picion! Ones work Aseonstin ssdbe: ay TUCKINGS, tucks and n-work finish—50c. ayard. Steen tucks with hetaattehed a Wwork—pare ularly rich in quali eehie ‘tucks, finished with open-work—81 a HEMSTITCHED FLOUNCINGS. $F inchen wile with a 4-inch hem—40c. a a Y-ineh hem—50e. a yard. with Bt Letina te enitehed tucks—-81.10 36. 25. ete Musing 2, Bie-end little Spot Patterse and Ee BSC. Ble, Bdey ITC. Boe. 2ie,, BT Hfe0 5c, and 7c, ca 78H Fit a “sprinkied’ in fch"and ‘Blue dota 5Uc. = Po Lore 15e., 200, 25¢., B7He. and 5c. Thats Mulls—from 25 cents to ia S716 Prince: wo in Cream oe Wi M: 37 3¢c. and SVC. ae ela Cambne-soft finih—20c, 250., 50e. French Nainsooks—37i¢e. to $1—Organdies—50c. tite ana nd Ooloned Task Tarlatenen—1 2i40. to 750, Wemhent thst has been at bas Rinarians gaat witng “"Ty'You will read our talk in the Post Sess will Knd s hint or two ou trimmings for these Wi Heutls “They are well worsb noting. ‘over last eeason- ‘new eflects ‘Afew couts make spent with [t inakes a difference to you w prices are as i pone, Ue ond up. oy IG emiine, OMe. - ‘i rable Damask. 19¢. and up. * . RUSE ES, o07 wat ee. B, Se Semesters ee ie Sets, with long handles, containing 3 pieces, ‘Garden Sets, a ith short handle, contalning 3 peoes, only 25, “Garden Bets with iors handles containing 3 pices, thet’ Sets, cea taining cake turuir, mincing waite, Iarge spcon, mest Io rk and skimmer, all for Hiival Egy Beaters only 6c, Duplex Egg Besters Wire i lair Brus! rth Crystal Glas ice Crean Bauceie 12 for 150 saat Glace Inasidaal Salt or Pepper Shakers, 2 skepotone Egg Beaters, only 68c., including a Cook piksd {ray containing 6 boxes, only 15c. Self Hageing Brotler. only 48>. id Bowls for only 15<, each, tiseaate leat Dishes for only Loc. eac! Biker panese Reg eos only eee for only OC, a Gof cach Carlsbad & ‘Sau- cops eg cee 8 “Hand-painted Cups, ated Chine Cups and Saucers for 11. ferent Hand Cari hina T 2 5 odes sagan a7" ape pasndsome me New, Cannstie guape) Carlsbad Chit eae floral decorations, only © 5 Hand~ ‘Painted American. Porcelain Tea Sets (all new shaves), 56 pieces, only 85.48: worth 87.50. hew lot of English irinted ‘ea. Sets ca beautiful guted ited shape), assorted oviors, for ouly $3.48; worth it American Porcelain Dinner and Bi fat sit, twit delicate tinted floral decorations and a oid ‘marked. — mtg ao pieces, was 8. ‘eft of those Hand-psintedGlasgowChinaCom- bination Dinner and Tea Sets of 142 pices at $16.98: ney are of the Intest syuare shape and have coin ‘rimutings and cannot be duplicated at the JEWELRY DEPARTMENT, Novelties and latest desucns in Jewelry daily re- jow are 7.000 Bhamelled Stick Vine ter only 2 cents each, od! geo Bt a Pins (Lover's Knot) in Bdifferent styles ae Ry Stick Pins in many different styles, including — 2 paqnes, only 10c, 10¢. 3,000. Pins with pearl and hing stones, form- only sold for Z2de.. now sold by us for 15c- er Bracelets in different styles for only 30 ‘Ue, ea Tense i in golf and crea: ly 250. Real Shell HairPs ir Fine, uly, ‘Las. ter te hell Hair Pins, handsomely carved, only TIONERY DEPARTMENT, Large invoicon of wie followin rand have just been received. Our panna pepe ea eee old und paper is all manu- factured expressly for fos aud Ga Suhebed in the best 5, 5,009 po gun Old Waterford Mills Cream Wove, com- mere 2. per pound; envelopes to match, 8c. 000 a Genuine Lexington Linen (water- matted, 130 Per pound; envelopes to match So. & W008 pounds Real Trish Linen, 20c. per pound; en- veloy mate! 4,500 pounds t heal Nas hen, 15c. per pound; en- velo) pea <0 matcl de Old Berkshire Mi0 . eee pole rkshire ganas per pound; ie ie boxes ee Highs Pantshed Paper and Envelopes, MYOU0 exes Frisk Line . 2.000, boxes, Ir n Paper and Envelopes, ‘Fat Pench Co.'a “Express,” 120, Eau Pencil Gos Rubber liserted Cedar Pencils, Se. adosens" RUG DEPARTMENT. With s view of closing out our entire stock of Rugs, we commend the following bargains to the considerar tion of our patrons who wish to avail themselves of His. golden opportunity of purchasing the finest qual- ity Smyrna Kuxs at less than cost. Our stock is com- plete with the John Bromley & Son's celebrated pat- ae all bow and original denigns. ‘ john Bromley: Leouge Smyrna Rugs, for- merly sold for 1.48; for tomorrow 8Be. in Bromley & Son's (Gold Medal Pattern) Sm: Rugs fogarty sold sold for 82.98: go tomorrow for 8 John Bromley & Son's (Sultan Patterny Sevaes Rugs, formerly sold for @:1.48- Ko tometer tor 81.98, John Bi Bromley & Son's (large size Gold Medal Pattern) Smyrna Bugs, formerly sold for $3.98: go for tomor- 01 John Bromley & Son's (large size Sultan Pattern) fiuyrbe Russ, formerly sold for $4.48: go tomorrow for $2 John Br Bromley & Son's extra large size Sultan, Royal, eons 1 and Leonge Patterns (all beautiful) Smyr- Bf ‘ues, formerly sold for $6.98, go to-morrow for 0c. Cocoa Door Mats for 23 0c. Red Border Cocoa Door Mats for 25e, Se. Heavy Covoa Door Mats for 8c. New Carriages. Great Ked: r A GOLDEN OPPORT UNITY, New Rattan Baby Buggies, upholstered: im, damask, lucti New Styles, lace cover, for 84, satin parasol an New Rattan Body Baby Bugyies, ep liolshered| in the finest quality of silk, satin parasoly lined with alli, lace edwe, for 8X. How Shell Gane: “wound eerpeg Body Baby Buggies, upholstered in the finest quality silk plus, lace cover aud brake, for $14.08. = R, GOLDSCHMID, 1t 1007- Ovex Au. Nicnr, x the accommodation of our customers and the public we will keep our store open all hight ih charge br rogistered Pharmacists F.3, WELLTAMS & CO, PRUGGISTS, UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE, Cor. ¥th F streets 4 we PRESCRIPTIONS. Our prices for prescriptions have ‘been redueed in | peering toother goods. We use only the purest drugs and chemicals trom the most reliable manufac- turers. We cheerfully invite a careful inspection of this department by physicians. 009 F st. n.w. Reg. Price. 15 20 100 1 Allcock's Porous Plasters, German Porous Plasters, 1c Aver's Cathart Bay Kum, iniported, Bovinine, small size, ” Brown's Jaui, Ginger William's Jana, Ginger. ine Plas: a Cuticura Ointment, Cuticura Resolyent,, Cashmere Bouquet Soap Carter's Littie Liver Pilis, ¥33,¢: Williams’ Little Liver Pills, the’ Garnrick’s Soluble Food, nied. ri rnrick’s Solu fornia Fij 50 Ely's Cream 50 Effervesciug Bromo Caffei 100 Fellow's Sirup Hy pophosphites 7 150 Williams’ Com, Sirup Hy pophosphites.. 100 Hop Bitters, per bottle, 100 Hostetter’s Bitters, 100 ‘Hood's Sarsuparills, 00 Horsford’s Ac: hates, snail. 50 Phosphates, large. 100 offs Tarrant’s) 35, Willian Hump! Hanson's Corn Salve, c., r bottle. Prussian Co Parker's Haig Sanford's Catarra Cure.” Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver Uil ‘Tarrant’s Seltzer Aperient, Vaseline, Pure, small size. Vaseline, Pure, large size. Vaseline, Pure, tue largest Vaseline Pomade, per fe Pilih per bow Liver Cure, , Lron and Wine. 6 f, Iron and Wine (ites, it) 2 60 Witbor’s Cod Liv . oo Williams’ Phosphatic Finulsion, best (fresh) in pint bottles. . Watgr of Awmonia, Full Strength, 10 Williams’ Comp, Sarsaparilla, Witiianus’ ose Tooth Powder Williams’ Quinine aud Rui liai Handoline Js unequaled! as a besutiier of the oo lexion; an indispensable requisite to the ‘oilet Mt renders the skin white, smooth and soit ana Beerenes, cheppins. kvery lady should use it. QUININE, 1 dozen J-grain Capsules... i U0 ral ‘2-wrain Capsules. OO ales Tdozen S-xrai Capsuil 100 Surain Capsnten 100 Scerain Crpaa S-«rain Cr} 100 graiua Quitiue, Bowers vers & Weiglitinan, Don't mistake the place-THE TEMPLE pave STOKE, under Masonic Temple, cor. 9th and F s apli7-cod FS, WILLIAMS & CO., Proptiotors, “Ty Dertayce Or Cosr» CHINA SILK There's been quitea stir in town lately AMITATION, in the prices of Imitation China Silks, We don't care anything about that. They're generally retailed at 180, All _We have left—15 different patterns— are 123 cents a yard, No matter what they cost, INDIA LAWNS, Justin. Ten new patterns of White 12ke. ‘YARD, Be. India Lawns. Regular 12%, stock. YARD. We'll run them as long as they last at Sciayard. =” STRAW = Some fancy patterns in Straw MATTING, Matting, 40 yards inaroll 10a 100, yard, oras high as 450, a yard, if you YARD, want something fine, CARHART & LEIDY, “PHILADELPHIA STORE.” api6 928 7th st and 706 K st. n.w. D*FTMEN's anv, ‘NGIN! Branch 1722 Penna sve. on | Gears Scr Sovvn AND PRESSED FOR i ts oat a ve St at, 2. Wy F aud iy ihe ‘Treats LIGHT-WEIGHT OVERCOAT as an Agent of health.” It is—surely—particulariy in this locality, We have very little extreme ‘Wweather—and nine months out of the twelve at least s Light Weight—Just “fills the bill.” You carry an umbrella for protection—why not = thin Overcoat? It is Just as assential an owner- ship precisely—and it'll more than “pay its way” in comfort. The very fact that we've sold more of them this season is proof they're needed. That OURS arethe popular ones is the reason you buy them, Our prices have something to do with it, too, But they're just the same as they've always been—the LOWEST. It's the QUALI- TIES we've been working on—BETTER- ING. The $15 grade with us now Stands on & par with the majority shown elsewhere at $20. There's as much difference as that. Not in that grade alone, but all along the line from our cheapest—which are not so low priced they couldn't be good—to the highest Priced—unbe tterable by any tailor. The men's we make ourselves—the boy's and children’s we buy—but we know what we're buying, There ian't s coat comes into the house that's not thoroughly inspected before it's given Splace instock, Those we make are watched with an eagle's eye until they're completed. The pattern’s they're cut on are altered and revised until every line is perfect—and afit isn’t a chance—but a certainty, ‘You don’t like to see too many like yours~ naturalenough, That's why we've got shun- dred and fifty different styles—and they're not the “hackneyed stock styles,” efther—but new— spicy—fresh, ‘We've them from “knee-high” for thechildren to the extra lengths for men—in ‘all sizes—and all shades, too, from the Fawn Colored Coach- ing Coat to the Plain Black ee rd bo: me—with ‘sod’ without capes to is-Secund hoor SAKS AND COMPANY, WHAT'S GOOD IN COATS, , PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET. 7 719 719 BLACK DRESS GOODS, SILKS, GRENADINES, WOOL GOODS, ‘We invite special attention to this department, which has just been replenished by the addition of latest nov elties, We mention a few special bargains worthy your attention: Surahs (all silk), 5¢e. oe Te, do. (extra bargain}, worth Bde. ich Armures, pequiar pric 2, BOW 1.10, aille Francais, $1.~5, $1.90, S2. &: 27-imeh Sewing Silk Hernan}, extra qualit 25-inch Sewiny Suk Grenadines, $1, $1.25, @1. Striped and Brocaded Grenadiues in great variety. 27-inch Canton Crepe un Cream only), (hese goods are light weight, suitable for summer.) 27-inch Crepe de Chine, in Black and White, $1.20. BLACK WOOL DRESS GOODS. {Pinch Nun's Veiling, all-wool, 5 44-inch do. 44-ineh batros, in Blue! WES ca ceca, Sos be ‘h Armure Clot! 1.25, chs Henriettas (all ct risen weight), 750. 6-100] do., ra fin seinen Mohair Brilliautiue, avwlish make, 50c..75c. ch | low best quality, Blac and Cream, $1. ¢ assoriment of Gray terials in ail wool sud sil and Wool, 50.1085. WHITE GOODS. ‘We have just received a complete line of these goods, Conmsting: of India Linens, 12% 15c, 20c., 25c., 30e4 33¢., ‘persian Lawne, 20c., 200., 306. India Din {1 Oks. 12i¢c. and 2 of Lace stripes and Plaid Muslins from Tegee 7) 2c, E, G, DAVIS, apl6 419 Market Space, corner Sth st. Dererminxep: THAT THIS YEAR'S SALES SHALL BE AHEAD OF LAST YEAR'S. ‘To accomplish this I have made sweeping reductions in every department, and, with a large new stock for you to select from, Iam sure to succeed. Our stock of LADIES’ HAND-SEWED BOOTS Now complete, OXFORD in all the fashionable shades, MEN'S CALF, KANGAROO and PATENT- LEATHER CONGRESS, LACE and OX- FORDS. MISSES’, CHILDREN’S and BOYS' DE- SIRABLE FOOTWEAR in great variety. HEILBRUN'S SHOE HOUSE, 402 7th st. nw. ‘See: The Old Lady in Window. a16-3t Wasu B. Wruaxs, CORNER 7TH AND D STS. N.W, FURNITURE, REFRIGERATORS, BABY CARRI- AGES, CARPETS, MATTING, SCREENS, HAMMOCKS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS, &o. MY STOCK IS COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPART- MENT FOR SEASONABLE GOODS, Parlor Suites from $30 up. Chamber Suites from $20 up. Leather-seat Dining Chaim from $2.25 up, Extension Tables and We are Sole Agents for Baldwin's Refrigerators, all sizes. other makes, which I am selling at Bottom Prices, BABY CARRIAGES, pve ne nee er ee rahging fr om $4 up to T make all my own Osrriages and upholster to order, . A full assortment of all the parts of Carriages, which T retail and use in repairing. Body Brussels Carpets 80 cents per yard, sewed and |. Inia, ee ee ee MATTING, MATTING, 100 Rolls Fancy Matting at $4.50 roll, 100 Rolls Extra er eee ‘Matting at 89; former price $12. Over 200 patterns of other Matting to select from, which I sm selling at the lowest prices. ‘Wire Screens, all sizes, and Hammocks, Loose Covers cut and made to order and guaranteed @ perfect ft in case, material, at prices as low as any other city. ‘WASH B. WILLIAMS, _ 315, $17 and 3197th and O's, aw, asGipyRE Mlooe 70 Feet Froutby 140 Feet Deep. OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, COR 11TH AND F STS, XW. Tavaspar, Ara, 17, 1890. REMNANT DAY TOMORROW. “ODD PAIRS” IN GLOVES.—3 pairs ‘Ladies’ 6-button Length Biarritz Gloves, in Black, Sizes 5ig, Si and 6 Reduced te 50c. per pair. 4 pairs Ladies’ 4-button Dressed Kid Gloves, in shades of Tan; embroidered Decks, Sizes 554, 5%,6 and Gx Reduced to 750. per pair. 13 pairs Ladies’ 4-button Black Real Kid Gloves, Bizes 5% and. Reduced to $1 per pair. (Pirst floor; center.) MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. —5 Lonsdale Cambric Chemise; square yoke of torchon lace; neck and sleeves edged with lace, Re- duced to 500. each. 4 Lonsdale Cambric Chemise; Ve neck; 3-inch Hamburg back and front; finished with ribbon. Reduced to 85e. each. 7 Lonsdale Cambric Chemise; square yoke of Valenctennes lace; neck and sleeves edged with lace; finished with berring bone braid. Reduced to 81 each. (Second floor, annex.) SHAWLS REDUCED.—1 Cream Chudds Shawl. Reduced to $1. 2 Cream Cashmere Shawis, 82 each. 2 Red Cashmere Shawls, 2 yards square Reduced to $2 each. 1 Black Grenadine Shawl Reduced to $2.50. Half price, (Third floor.) PARASOLS REDUCED.~3 Brocade Satin Parasols in Brown, Biue and Garnet; 22- inch, Reduced to @2 each, 6 Surah Silk Parasols in Black with fancy Uning, trimmed with ribbon; 22-inch, Re- duced to $3 each. 5 Changeable Silk Parasols in Blue, Brown- and-gray, Cardinal and Cream ; 22-inch, Be duced to $4 each, (First floor.) BOYS' CLOTHING.—6 Boys’ Fancy Plaid Ail-wool One-piece Kilt Suits, Sizes 2 aud 234 years, Reduced to $1.50 each. 15 Boys’ Fancy Piaid and Striped Alle Wool One-piece Kilt Suite, Sizes 2% and 3 years. Reduced to 83 each, 18 Boys’ Fancy Ali-wool Suits, Sizes 7 to 14 years. Reduced to 85 each. 12 Boys’ Fancy Cassimere Suits in various tyles and designs, Sizes 8 to 13 years, Ke- duced to $6 each, 4 Boys’ Navy Blue Corkscrew Suita, Sizos 5, 6,7 and 9 years. Reduced to ed each. 4 Boys’ Fancy Cassimere and Cheviot All- Wool “Odd” Jackets. Sizes 5, 6, 7, 9 and 10 years. Reduced to $2.50 each: (Third floor.) MERINO UNDERWEAR. — 10 Ladics’ Swiss Ribbed Light Blue Lisle Thread Vests, low neck aud nosleeves. Size3. Reduced to 3 for 81. 6 Ladies’ Fancy Cotton Vests, low neck and no sleeves, Blue and White Reduced to 3 for @1. 3 Ladies’ Silk Vests, low neck and no sleeves, in Cardinal. Reduced to $1 each, Half price, 4 Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Silk Corset Covers, high neck with long and short sleeves. Reduced to $1.50. Half price. HOSIERY REDUCED—6 pairs Ladiew Unbleached Balbriggan Hose, drop stitched, double heels and toes. Size 8, Reduced to 25e. per pair. 4 pairs Ladies’ Colored Hose, in Navy Blue and Orange Striped. Size 9. Reduced to 25c. per pair. 6 paire Children’s Black Ribbed Cotton Hose, double knees, toes and heels, Size 6, Reduced to 26c. per pair. (First floor; annex.) LADIES' JACKETS.—4 Ladies’ All-wool Jackets, in Navy, Tan and Gray, Sizes 34, 40 and 42, Reduced to #3.50 each. 4 Ladies’ Jackets, in Biack, Tan and Navy Blue. Sizes 34 and 40, Reduced to $5 each, 2 Ladies’ Navy Blue Imported Jackets, embroidered reveres, Size 34, Reduced to 85 each, Ladies’ Imported Jackets, in Navy Blue, Gray, Green, Mode and Tan, straight loose fronts, handsomely embroidered. Reduced 10 87.50 each. This is without exception the finest remnant bargain ever offered for inspection in this department. LADIES' JERSEYS.—1 Ladies’ Cardinal All-wool Jersey. Size 36. Reduced to #2. 1 Ladies’ Mahogany All-wool Jersey, braided in black, Size 40, Reduced to #3, 1 Ladies’ Black Jersey, smocked yoke, full front. Size 38, Reduced to €3.50. 3 Ladies’ Navy Blue All-wool Jerseys, full sleeves. Size 38. Reduced to $3.50 each. LADIES WRAPS.—1 Ladies’ Beaded Silk Wrap. Size 36. Reduced to $2.50. 2 Ladies’ Faille Francaise Pelerines, fringed with silk. Sizes 34 and 36, Ke- duced to $5 each. 1 Ladies’ Beaded Pelerine, Size 42, uced to $10. 1 Ladies’ Silk and Jet Short Wrap, ex tremely handsome, Size 40, Reduced to 815. MISSES' JACKETS AND DRESSES.—1 Misses’ Mahogany Cloth Jacket, handsomely trimmed with black braid, Size 14 yeara, Reduced to $2.50. 2 Misses’ Navy Blue All Wool Jackets, lined with satin, Sizes 12 and 14 year Be duced to $2.50 each. 3 Misses’ French Blue Broad Cloth Jackets, lined with satin, Sizes 1Z,14.and 16, Re- duced to $3.50 each. 3 Misses’ Dark Blue Cloth Jackets, vest front and handsomely emproidered. Sizes 12, 14.and 16 years, Reduced to @5 each. 1 Misses’ Dark Green Cloth Jacket, vest front, braided in gilt, Size 16 years. Ke- duced to 85. 1 Misses’ Combination Blue and Red Flan- nel Dress, Size 14 years. Reduced to 83.50. 1 Misses’ Brown-and-Tan Striped Dress, trimmed with Brown Surah Silk. Bize 16 years, Reduced to 85. 1 Misses’ Blue-and-Brown Plaid Dress, Size 16 years, Reduced to 5. 5 Misses’ All-wool Cream Sailor Blouses, fancy stitching. Reduced to $2 each. (Third floor.) BLANKET DEPARTMENT.—3 Colored Crochet Quilts, Reduced to $1 each. 5 Figured Batiste Comforta, Reduced to 82.25 each. 2 pairs Eleven-quarter All-wool Blankets. Reduced to $4 per pair. ‘2 Steamer or ‘Traveling Shawls, Reduced to $15 each. ‘1 Steamer or Traveling Shawl Reduced tot. (fourth floor.) HANDKERCHIEFS REDUCED.—5 La- dies’ All-linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, Diack bordera, Reduced to 123¢¢. each. Reduced to Re ered Handkerchief. scalloped edge, Re- Auced to 12i¢0. each, ask Cloths, with red and blue borders, two yards equare, Reduced to 82 each. = @eovond floor.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, epl? (Corner 11th and F sta a Suorrrxa News For Toxornow. (Friday, April 18.) pORNTLEMEN must not enpect tobe alway offered, Dr. Warner's Natural Wool and Camel's Hair Underwear for $1.25, when @2.25 and $2.50 are the racular prices, ‘RoF must they think that the Striped Balbrinwan Un- Gerwear at 25c. instead of 50 conte will be here for Jona, Of course, Palais Royal prices are always lower than credit store quotstions, but our cash business sometimes enables s-neational Danraine—the bangaine of afew days, Such are the above quoted. aa a A Sy we ee - aA HH 4 ed aaa L aah u e a4 tus 24 Det ano: ££ Ss s Feo ty Af os es 1 & BRB O°o x AAA L - R “oo e . 23 G83 LADIES will miss that window display of 11-cent Ribbons It means that the 200 pieces that decorated itare wanted fm the store; it meaus if you want any you must call tomorrow. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Srecat Sacre Or Hosieny AND UNDERWEAR. The Spring novelty in Fast Black Hose is the sf vase Seams and very hich apliced heels, which assure Strength where formerly was weakness Patou Royal Prices are gleaned by the quotation of 35 CENTS FOR “CG.” BLACK SILK LISLE Hosr Thousands know of these celebrated riubad Frei Hose and as many know the prevailing price ts cents. The many novelties in Fancy Colored Hose would requires page of description, so let us merely point to one of the Special Sale Prices, 4 S555 as ii cEST a Sy LE Seah et a U7 TIS SiBkgs ¥ HoH “oc? Su? Ht Eee EOE F = 8P-For tomorrow our 55 and 50 cent Lisle Hose as ® Special Sale attraction FOR ONLY 45 CENTS, The reduction in price is conmderable when it is proved to you that we have picked out the best valle # tn stocls Weare showing eleven different styles, but will only Point to those that many of you kuow are the 68 and 73 cent Howe of the credit stores. SILK LISLE HOSE—Richelicu rib, boot patterns ; Black Feet and Ankles, with uppers in new tints of Old Rose, Nile Green, Heliotrope, Orange, Abaynthe, Pigeon Blue, Pink, Lavender, Tan, Pear! Gray, Frencl Gray, Suede, THEY ARE ALSO SHOWN IN COMBINATION COLOKS. such as Two Blues, Two Grays, Two Greens, &c.—The fovt of a dark shade, the Uppers alighter tint, STILL OTHER COMBINA- TIONS—Garnet Feet and Tan Uppers; Tan Feet and Gray Uppers; Gray Fest and Old Rose Uppers; Bronze Feet and Biue Uppers; Electric Feet and Tan Uppers, &e., eo, THESE ARE ALSO THE USUAL 6Sc. HOSE—Piain Lisle, Black Feet and Ankles, with uppers of above quoted colors, which are relieved by tiny stripes, YOU CAN'T MATCH THIS QUALITY OF PLAIN LISLE HOSE AT LESS THAN 59 CENTS. You'll Tecognize them by the white split feet and the delicate tints of Gray, Tan, Bronze, Suede, Morocco, &e. THESE FAST BLACK SILK LISLE HOSE, ribbed, rop stitch and fancy, are usually sold at GS cents, ‘The 55 and 50c, Garters included iu the sala, &@-WE CONSIDER THE ABOVE QUOTED HOSE THE BEST VALUES EVER OFFERED IN THE COUNTRY FOR 45 CENTS A PAIR, We don't pre- tend to be able always to give such values, but we ask credit fora plucky advertisement—an advertisement that will bring us four day's business in one and not leave us with more than the profits of « us days’ business, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below. | Spnrixo Unosnwasn. The Palais Royal's stock for the season of "90 is now complete, A special exibition aud sale for Thursday, Friday and Seturday, April 17,18, 19. The special prices quoted for above days present the opportunity to supply yourself for the spring and summer at a ma- terial saving in cost. ‘The display in the large center window will gives fair idea of our extensive importations, but to properly appreciate the qualities and superior finish of the gar- ments offered at the various prices you need a more thorough investigation. We therefore advertise an exhibition as well asa special sale. Qur definition of exhibition is the act of exhibiting for inapectum. You're invited to our exhibition of English aud French and American Spring Underwear. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Lavrs Pusuast | Nore His, S#-That however low the price we don't show mean abbreviated Underwear —all warments are full length and come in sizes to fit the smallest aud stoutest of figures, 19-CENT VESTS—Style No, 1—Swiss ribbed, low necks, silk ribbons arms and necks Style 2 Gauze Vests. Jersey shape, low necks. These are quality offered for the special sale at 19 cents. 25-CENT VESTS—SryleNo. 1—Swiss ribbed Balbrig- gan Vests, hich necks, ribbed arma, silk fronts, pear! buttons, You'll find the credit store price to be 35c. We have marked them 29 ceuts. Twenty-five cents is the special sale price. Sty No. Linke fuish Swiss Ribbed Vesta, V shape fronts, silk ribbons; Sky, Flesl, Pink, Salmon, White, Cream, Feru. 35-CENT VESTS.—Swiss Ribbed English Balbrig- etn Vests:low necks, This Underwear was manu- factured to sell at 50c., but, finding the finish was not according to our order, we threatened to return the goods if an allowance was not made, Thus it you are offered Vests that would not be dear at 50c. for only 35¢, or 3 for @1. 45-CENT UNDERWEAR.—Ribbed and Pisin Bal- briggan in White and Ecru, medium and light wets The Vests with long, short and no sleeves. The Pants with patent stays and body-fitting, We have madea «reat effort to offer the best 500. Underwear in the city, We think wo have succeeded. 450, is the special sale price. 49-CENT VESTS.—Genuine Lisle Threed, Swise ribbed. Pink, Blue, Flesh, Cream, Ecru, White. Equal last season's 68c. Vests. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued belo: » a = “2 Srcox Sux Vests For 450 ‘These are the identical make of Swiss Ribbed 8! ‘Vests offered as a great bargain by certain credit stores for 50 cents. A lower price and greater variety of shades here, We have Pink, Blue, Salmon, Yellow Cardinal, Cream and Flesh, the credit merchants to make good their losses, there- fore, even better values are the following Silk Vests, which are shown in Sapphire, Lavender, Coral, Old Rose, Nile Green, Canary, &. Prices—75, @8e., $1.48, 2 and 82.75. ‘THE PALAIS ROFAL, (Continued below.) ‘The Palais Royal was first to introduce Fast Black Hove and is first to advertise Fast Black Underwear. 49 CENTS for warranted Fast Black Swiss Ribbed ‘Vests, 55 CENTS for Superior Lisle Ribbed Vests which ‘are warranted Fast Black. 600, $1.19, €1.48 av4 $2.75 for the Black Ribbed Bik Vests with low necks, 62,89 and 63,19 for those with long sleeves, ‘THE PaLais ROYAL, «Continued below.) Here is the celebrated French “C, G." Balbriggan ‘Vests and Pants, Called Balbriggan, but with the abeen and feel of silk. ‘Bere is the equally famous American Hosiery Com- pany's Improved Underwear for the spring end sum- merof "90. ‘Here is Dr. Warner's “Health” Underwear, with the indorsement of the medical faculty, Palais Royal prices are iDustrated when ft is written: 81.25 for Dr, Warner's Naterel Wool and Camel's Mair Underwear. Mo huthbug. Every garment ‘camped With bis trade-mark, ‘THE PaLals ROYAL, ‘Cor, 12th ot and Pa eve. A LN Ee