Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1890, Page 4

THE EVE G STAR. WASHINGTON: monpa¥..... -April 21, 1890. CROSBY 8, NOYES. Editor, THE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. Few York Officer Room 93, Tribune Building. The Senate committee on public buildings bas withdrawn its assent to the House proposi- tion of @ local post office at 9th street and Peunsylvania avenue, and the city’s strong hopes of a speedy settlement of the question are destroyed, The wrangle which has para- lyzed all action for many years will now be re- sumed. The representatives of contending site owners will proceed as of old to eut the throats of one notner’s projects; the advocates of the sacrifice of a park to bricks and mortar will club the site which promises to survive the throat-cutting; those who wish to utilize the urgency of the need of a local post office to secure an extension of the general post office department with tem- porary accommodations on one floor for the city office, will be on hand to stab in the back the project which has run the gauntlet of the throat-cutting and the clubbing; and the capi- tal will continue to be disgraced as in the past by the discreditable and dangerous rented ac- commodations which it provides for its post cftice, The objection which seems to have been viewed as fatal to the House proposition is that of lack of adequate ground space. Abundant floor space was offered, but the postmaster is reported to have insisted that the 50,000 square feet of space required must be on the ground floor. The report of the House committee states that the supervising architect of the treasury had estimated that the plan of a post- office building upon the proposed site would afford 78,000 square feet of floor space, exclusive of the basement, or 23,000 feet more than was now needed, and so planned and built that several stories could be added to it if found necessary in the future. The present unsuitable rented quarters furnish 2,000 square fget of floor space, The necessity will arise of making it very clear to the people of Washington that ac- commodation on the ground floor is so essen- tial to all branches of the post-office, that it is better to retain the present rattle-trap than to secure a building to cost 800,000 in @ convenient location with four times the present floor space, merely because it will have only 11,000 feet of ground tloor instead of the 50,000 feet of an ideal post office in another | city. If this showing can be made then the ac- | t.on of those who have deprived Washington of a million dollar post office will be justified, for the new building would be practically worth- less; otherwise a very heavy responsibility will rest upon those who have interfered to throw | the post office discussion back to its starting point, and Washington will be in the mood to hold them strictly to this responsibility. It is supposed that the Senate committee will now take position in favor of housing the local office in a new building with the general department, to be kicked into the street when its rooms are needed by the general govern- ment, after the fashion in which it was ousted vhen it occupied quarters with that depart- ‘me it once before. Representatives will, it is expect-d, oppose the proposition, as in the past, by the advocacy of various distinct, pur- chisel sites for the post office, or @ location on udiciiry square. The sooner a conference is veached the better. The proposition of a d.sunterested commission to select a site will be favored by everybody in the District who cares more for securing a post office than for booming a particular site. The advocates of various locations will not agree, however, to the appointment of a commission composed of men who are known to be committed toa particular method of settling the controversy or toa particalar site. They will undoubtedly contend that all should have a fair chance in the tossing of pennies for the site. Washing- ton asks the Senate to yield tothe House. and the House to yield to the Senate, and, if neither will yield. that they leave the settle- ment of their differences to a commission. The capital will be satistied with any reasonably convenient purchased site to be occupied by a creditable post office building, but it wants some decisive action at once. ———————— Gen. Boynton, in a recent letter to the Com- merci -Gazette, calls attention to the dirty and dusty streets of the capital and to the preva- lence of reckless driving. Reform is needed on both points. The attention of the Commis- sioners and police can protitably be given to these matters, Jcuvs Lissevnes, 13TH AND F STREETS, Will Place on Sale This Week 500 Handsome :i-piece Chamber Suites, solid Oak. Suished iu XVI Ce ry st 3 Lae Dresser, patent drawer guides, beveled plate wlase. @ Lese Suites have been marked at the astonishing!y oo proee of $32. Wituout exce; tion they are the Buest ced oMlered tur the moves. Lispoct ten aud be cull- vine Unusually Attractive Assortment of Seasonable Goods, REED AND RATTAN FURNITURE. Just the th ug for wari weather. G-piece Rattan Parior “ite, ver} fine, #30. - Kattan Parlor Suite, 35. HANDSOME DES.GNS. NEW AND STYLISH EFFECIS. Also Oda Chairs, Tables, Work” Baskets, Screens, Bockers, Coucues, &c. BABY CAUK-AGES. BABY CARRIAGES. A fall assortment of 73 di tterua. reed and ratial bedies, eleyautly uj din sila pits, tapestry, &e.:hatdeiue paraccis, nivel springs wed Fanning gear trom #450 uy. Cailaud exauane thea REFRIGERATORS, A most complete line of Diniug Room Refrigerators. Sidebourd, Water Cover aud Ketrigeratur combined, from $10 up ‘Aino large assortment of Refrigerators and Ice CRetrand Weluut Water Cool lain Lined, Usk aud Waluut ‘oolera, porcelaia from €4.75 up. LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE Made to in best possible manner of Dimities, Bateens. French Cretou! es and F ‘¥ Striped Linen; clove aud pertec: Mt wuaranteed. bstimates iurtisnel: Wie Window screens aud Luere made to onder 10 mayen any woodwork. ‘Our ‘djustabie Scrcens will Atany window. Nothing Detter in the market MATTING. MATTING. MATIING. Jarvest ond Mivst attactive assortment in the ity, comprising— 530 hous Piain White Matting, 83.45 per roll. 400 Holle Faucy Check Matus, $4.00 per rod. golf Matias. 6275 perrull | RES “$7.50 > Rolls Fancy Seamless Matting, $11 per roll. All are yard wide and 4U yards to te roll. 200 Kole Liueu Warp Japanese Matting. Some- thing new. UPHOLSTERY GOODS of every description. Light aud Airy Fabrics suitable for summer Curtains and ries, WALL PAPER. Latest and correct effects in Wall Decorations, Brepcotug to all ite brant . 7 ww Prices itwt-clase Workmanship. Estimates Furnished. ss JULIUS LANSPURGR, aid 1ote and F sts, Souz Tunxcs I Koow. SOME I DON'T KNOW, gLENOW thet 1am selling the clieapest Oak Suite tn city, m TESUC 1am selling the cheapest Parlor Suits in OP ERI Tinve Nevks, Ball-room Salts, Week Stand NOW T have Nobby Hall- fash si With wisss; bce strong 1avle and Bed, HARD WOOD 16. OP kNOW 1 have ‘Mattings as low as you can buy my: Se. 8 yard Up. ‘adhiaiate TRSOW that we take a doll enix, uo matter wuat you want, T KNOW I havea ¢ean Ni W STOCK. no old shop- Worn styles to run off durii speci} ales, Re. T KNOW jou will have che best attentic u,even if you “youking around.” «d uo mater what you want the buure, come and ace ne, TDON'E KNOW wis the lady who borrowed ny Bmbrella does uot return it. 1 dent Sout the wobrelis, but I lose & custo: TDON'T K VOW Why peopie wid pay than our advertived price. six Crystal Tumbiers, 3c. I don't kuow why people doubt our statements Belore they try us. Bed Spri_ws, ude. i don't know aby other way to let you know what I bave but to tell Sapgteat Chars Cres eat Nuod Vienne Cairn and Malowany, ut kLOW aby beiter fey £0 de vastness tha The igi 1 WAX. Tdou't wow BLY prope more pleasant to wait ut me who visit my double stots “I Ruow I buy tue Gucds Fight and veil thew cheay for cash 1 duu't kuow why pevple wil. tool tuemaeives aud buy on Wstaliment $5.86 for Wary Bed springs, che sane se See fer $2 abe aut everything ta peopurdion. STOP AND 1HiN& ABOUT 11 iknow you dou't catch the biguest fish in deepest water. Idou't claim to carry the largest siock, but I dociaim ty cut ike best prices jou can get and eave jou suuethiug «ll aoms, aid tose Wo wvuds omest Hoes uch. Lemember the uate and piace, GRASTY, The Pusher, Furniture, China, Glass, &c.. Cheap for Cush, Lpsev-6m 1510-12 Tih. ow Two Dues A Pam FOR LADIES’ RUSSETT OXFORDS. LADIES’ RUSSETT OXFORDS. LADIES’ RUSSETT OXFORDS. LADIES’ RUSSETT OXFORDS. SOME A LITTLE BETTER, IN RUSSETT OR BLACK, NARROW OR WIDE TOE, 22.50. 22.50. 82.50, YOU HAVE NEVER BEEN MISLED BY OUR ADVERTISEMENTS. COME AND SEE THESE SHOES, EVEN THOUGH YOU USUALLY PAY HIGHER PRICES. PBR vv by: ind Ss, Es fh 2... ig BRU U RRR r 'SSy BB UU gk ¢ a BBB uu RR c Sus8 2 ARTHUR BURT & Ca, at sli F st. XW TITTA H FFE TH WE " FREE EF T HUE K TIT OA orTtT T AA OT rt sa fT T aa T NICOLL, THE TAILOR, HAS ESTABLISHED FOR TASTY WORKMANSHIP AND NOVEL IDEAS HAS MADE HIM THE LEADER, 1 Sss8 x 00 WOW SHOW! THE LARGEST AND MOST SELECT STOCK OF NEW SPRING WOOLENS. SUITS TO ORDER FROM 8% TROUSERS TO ORDER FROM Samples and self-me: application, TIT HH It gSSg ar HOH OTS. T HHH It Sss. > Bo hes Tt HOH OU Sss It's customary for some people to say, if they ead a price €195—“Oh, that’s only throwing off Scents; they are regular $2 gods!" Now you're in error this time, For while we proj ose Making 41.95 sale throughout the coming Week, wewive you our guarautee there is nota Pair worth less than $2.50; and you know by this time what “Hahn's Guarantee” is, Our $1.95 sale for this week will comprise: LADIES’. Feather-weizht on Feather-weiht Pian 7 Feather-wetzht Opera Toe... Keath ut Common Seuse Fe weight Patent tap “weight New Lac Feather-weight Oxford 1ies MEN'S, Calf Button Shoes. Lace shows. Cait Conzrens Calf Oxford Lies, Calf Low Button, You can select from our twenty styles of both Ladies’ aud Men's Goods, These are es- sentially warm-weather shoes—licht, easy and durabie—aud you can’t well megect such an opportunity. WM. HAHN & CO.'S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 7th st. nw., 192% Pemn, ave. nw. ; LARGE WHITE -Wutton Kid Gloves, @1; Warne.’s KEVETIL & CO2, 149 B st. se, ap 8-3 Proven Scxecrioxs Is Usverwear aT PPP) FEB RRR RRR T. SS 7 s re th YY sSSs pep fe RR ERK YY Ses, ¥ KE KR KKK Y¥ Sus8 = Underwear is something about which we all hold our Personal, indivi tual views Faslion stakes off a bund- ful of styles—aud out of that we select tue one that our Wants—and stic to it, The only ser- Vice we can be to you is to susiest a wrade or two that holds the quality tight aud floats the price down within y Lo try to w ni their pet style— would be like trytug to uubovk the curtain that na- ture hens upon the suu when the world rests. Bui We cau tell You some truths about the woud of the iines we carry that will be as interest. their erite are superior. THE LADIE: Ribbed Vests in White, Ecru, now—such qualiti-s have be k aud Blue—20 cts. fully ts, Ganze Vests—high Beck and loux or suort s.eoves— “Swiss Ribbed Lisle Veste—in White and Eeru—Socta, Lisle in Checks—o0 ct. ved Ba! Vests and Pa: Indian Gouze Suits—30 cts pe Lisie Vests—in reli bie Bl x Silk Vests— White aud the mcilow t.uts—75 cts. As loug ae We have inentioned the ailk Vesteiet us give yous littie tabie 18 wall be wed Zor you to piu on Your memory ‘Low ueck aud no sleeves—@1 A better «rade, saine style= Hib neck and lox ES ‘these prices are all based on size No. 3. If you need larger add & quarter fur each. HE GENTLEMEN, wuze Vest our 5c, India will and betwi ait weiglit Meriuo Suits same boat—o0 ceuts O's kreuch Baibrigkan, 81. aug You can put on that weighs faction so heavy as Bor bon's designing aud weavi THE CHILDREN. Onur 25-ceut grades you will find holding what you G y weut for them, the Suit of siugly—toveth r witu t styles aud terus presented by the American s.csiery Cv: You know ther grade of worth—¥ou huow vur prices. As we suid befure—Underwear is a private matter, What style? is auswerabie ouiy by yourseives. But in our house you are sac frum the inferior aud dont fal, Ever itch is vod—aud every garment Kerfect. We cauuot believe that our peotle here want gnytung that has been cast out by the manufsc- turer" as) net hy. Those “Seconds” again, Look out fur theui—keep the: a 2. The; are Like moths im « coat—dunyerous— ve you faction. You will hear of tuein Becaided as lacget a, If you will compare sur prices fo tie Yea with other people's askings for theve napertect qualities, then you will find thereare not maLy “olds” it any, Frice oust uot to be the only inducement—it isn’t ir our house—ouiy the best known tae the Gossamer and Gauge webohu ‘mt they turn out are proper euough tor us to show you. SEATON PERRY. “PERRY BUILDING.” OTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Established 1840. It | ADIFS AND MISSES Swiss KIBBED VESTS, Be.; Scotch Dress i ign] Ls reale ghirt vaisus Soe Metal worth : 5 -NNSYLVA! Bye doseu, KEFETII & GU, Capitol Hil alSat | Papel Tt Hoy Eee ; HOR J it Ene is “ AA F AAA - ¥r aa - www wwww oo io By, weey $333 8 8 w w 00 eo DDD AND www 7 ‘ w wwww Hi I i oo ‘www wwww Ir 0°00 Wwwww ww ww HE 0.0 WWWww . w wii LLLL OO w We Today we announce a two days’ “Wooden and Willow Ware” Sale—that is, from Tuesday morning until closing time Wednesday night. We don't call it ‘4 “special” sale, because it isn't, uniess you choose to make itso, There are some of the bargains here we Promised you in yesterday's Post; but we are a good eal on the bargain question as the man was who said he didn’t sneeze unless he bad a coid. You'll find Something of the bargain color in every one of our “ads” Remember this, please, And also bear in mind that it is no more of an inconvenience to us to sends 2o. box of toothpicks to your house—if you don't wish to carry it—than it would be to deliver a refrigerator, which you couldn't carry if you wanted to. WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE. Good Bucket, 50 Clothes Pins, Box of Bousin Kitchen Towel Walnut Frame Towel itdiici Clothes Line and 19¢ te Large Rolie Foiding Hat Rack. Walnut Towel Rau Waluut 15-cent Bristle Scrubbing Brus! Striped Wooden salt Box. Oecout Striped, Polished, iiilaid’ Wooden Kuife ray. Emery Board. Willow Carpet Wooden Scoop Paten: Grip W Bail Handve Sngar Bucket Varnisied Kitchen Boxes, est quare Conl Steves, Lure. Bread Tray Patent Fiber Buick t ‘Toothpick, Lemon Wood saind Set” Loug randle Pickie bork: * Coffee Mill. Pat, Folling Ironing Roard and Pat. Foidii Solid Zinc “Star” Wash Bos ie, 4 fect, BOC) Pat. Braced Step Ladders, (Por exany Household Whitewash Brash Folding Garden Ch ir tri ped Wouden Lap Conitoriable 5; Lint Kockers,...-. Gyod Strong Clones Busket, No.1 Splint Baskets, covered és = uneo Strong Brooms. Set, steel tools e Garden se Detter wrade, Yousee? Anything you want in the honse, on the lawn, or about the garden, right under our roof, and any one to be bought with your small change. We may not advertise these goods again this week; 80, hadn't you better cut this list out? "Iwill be handy to shop by when you come in, ITIT HH EER * WoW OK v HHH FR - aa . HOH OKER FFE A 1 RRR F AA mt RR FF Ah Hf ERR F Ash 1 KER «@ F ae MU RR 2 FRANKELE & CO., Props., « it Cor. 7th and H sts. n.w. War Nor WHY NOT CHANGE YOUR Bo’ TER SUIT FOK ONE THAT IS M ABLE TO THE SEASON AND WE IL ISALMOsT CRUEL TO KEEPIN HEAVY CLOTH.NG NOW WHEN YOU CAN G SUCH NOBLY AND SERVICEABLE 5PRIN GARMENTS FOK SUCH A SMALL OBINSON & CO.'S, 909 MA AVE. N.W. YOU WILL WANT TO GET SOME SHIRT WAInTS ALSO,AND HERE IS THe PLACE TO 1 8 TY LFF. CTSIN S, PLAIDS, CHECKS AND FANCY ; ALL COLORS AND COMBINA- CALES, LI NEL AND CHEVIOT THE BEST-F1i TING SHIRT WAISTS TO BE FOUND AX WHERE; ALL SIZES; PLICES KEASONA- BLE. ‘OW JS THE TIME WHEN THE BOYS AND CHILD EN NEED A LIGHTER OUTSIDE GAKMENT. SEE THE STYLISH SPRING OVEKCOATS AND NOBBY LIGHT-WEIGHT HAL WE HAVE IN ALMosT 3 VARIETY, ALL SIZES AND MOD- ERATE PuICLs, B. ROBINSON & CO., DESIGNERS OF BOYS' CLOTHING, ¥09 PENNA, AVE. N.W. ap2l-eo Waar Is To Br. Ladies are more fastidious about their foot- Wear than gentlemen, as 8 rule.—If they've got a shapely foot—a saucy novelty only increases its beauty. moulded— comely shoe will hide the imper- a tinge of vari- If it isu't quite so regularly fections.—In either case there’: ety—but is human nature. The daintiest things are Oxfords—and the fancy ones are more strongly favored this sea- son than they were last. The1 *s more varisty, too—more elaborate combinations—nothing “ginger bready” about a single style we've got— and there isn't a line in town that can begin to KUSSETS—in the half dozen shades, lixhtenity and darkening each side of the Tans. Ooze Caif—from Bleck to Light Tan. different than has been used in street shoes be- fore, Suedes and Undressed Kid in “tried” and new shades, count styles with us, Russian Leuther—something ‘Talk about ‘em is Like a col- orless picture—inexpressive.—We like to show them to you—it’s not a bit of trouble. Ob, the price!—Trust us for them.—They are as low as they can be—always are, OTHERS AND OURS. Want to aunounce Hanan'’s Men's Shoes again. He's seut us his Calf, Cordovans and more Patent Leathers in addition to the Kan- @arcoa High or Low shoes and Oxford Ties, If you could realize how much comfort there is to be taken in any of his shapes—and how satis- factorily they'll wear you—you'd own a pair. We're Hanan in Washington—with Saks prices, ‘This season we've made our Black Bottom $1.93 Kangaroos in Oxford Ties—as well as the But- ton, Lace and Congress that won the reputation they hold. We've a regular clientage for this shoe, Ask forit—and don't wantany other. It's the goodness in ‘em that sells them, All our Footwear is shaping for summer—and it’s time, too—The next psir you byy you'll want in these light weights—all of you. Any time—we're ready. Then here you're safer in doing it, for we GUARANTEE ALL WE ASK YOU TO BUY—and it seems to us our prices are closer shaved. Don't you find them so? SAKS AND COMPANY, FOOT COVERINGS, NIA AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET. May we? Pf THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., MO NDAY, APRIL 21. 1890. R. Goxpscesn, 1007-1009 F 8ST. N.W. SOLID FACTS ABOUT OUR Mi Up to the present time there have been over 350 patents on Kefrigerato: Ice Boxes, each mauu- jacturer claiming to have the ouly periect Refrigerator made, Now this alone is liable to cause parties wishing fopurchase a Tefrigerstor to hesitate somewhat nee jou arises, What 1s y to @ perfect Constructed Kefriseraturt = DecoMeaey Pointed ont to you the In the followine we have main points of a purely “Dry Air Refrigerator?” First—It must keep the ait surrounding the articles atatemperainre above re-zing point, yet not cold enough to any tural chanvea, Second—1he enclosed air uust be dry so that no fpoisture can be deposited upou tue articies or sides Of ‘ase, Third—The circulation of the enclosed sir must be maintained to preserve an equy ble temperature. Fourth—It must be so coustructed as toovtan the bighest degree of refrigeration with the least exyendi- of ice. Fifth —It mnat be able to keep up all. these require- ments for an indefinite timeand” ways be wider te control of ordiusry micLivence and free from patent arrangements, When thes hay have a perfect sanitary food pr A’ ter many years of experience and careful investi tion and experiment, we feel as ured that our Dr ir Hardwoo lichiwan” Refrgerator, as described below, has reached the requirements in an eminent and presents @ pertect sanitary meaus tor the preservation of foo Iu offering our **Michigan” Refmgeratora to our Patrons we w shi to make a few statements in Fegurd to their merits and also say that weguarantee our Retrig- erators to Kive periect satistaction in every respect, First—It is free irom patent ventilators, which let NArim air into the ice chamber and causes great waste of ice. hecond—It is a perfect Dry Air Refricerator. hird—It is economical. it cousunes less than one- half as much ice as guy other retrierat Feurth—it will p@servo the contents double and | treble the leneth of the time, kveptng them sweet aud | Wholesome with uninipaired Quvor. | | Filth—It will keep meats. pies, cakes, bread, butter, ees, truit ora) yihing required for family use fresh and in good order. Sixth—Itis eusily kept clean asa cupboard or pat try and has one-fourth more inside space than any other retrigerator with the same outside measure- ment; all the inside work is easily accessible tor uuing OF repairing Seventh—They are all made of the finest material, | ned with the best quality of gine and the wallsae hiled with 9 comcond that is perfectly harmless and a preserver of food, Fichth—They do | Ninth—They | cooler attachments if desired, thus saving xpense aud trouble of haviug to bother’ with a separate. water cooler; and they make a very attractive piece of | din- ing room furniture, ‘Leu th—Our prices on Michigan” are cheaper than any other Hardwood Kefrizerator iu the market of equal siz G ~Our “Michigan” Refrigerators are made only of oak and ash, Tweltth—The question is frequently asked: “What a claim over other Fetrigerators! igan” is a “Dry Air” stor, when others have a damp atmosphere, b of itself is a destroyine agent. _ PRICE LIST OF THE“ MICHIGAN.” Our No. 102. This style is designed to m-et the de- mand for @ staal aud convenient Refrigerator a ow price. joltd nard wood, antique finish and bronze trim- mings for ¢7.9% vod, tase bear in mind that the storage capacity of our Mich gan” Refrigerator is fully 25. per vent reater than suy other in the market, also that the saviug of ice will be from 0 to 50 per cen Our No. 104 “Dry “Air Hardwood “Michigan” Re- friverator, antique fiish. larze aud roomy. ice and | provision ts, bronze finishings, for 811.98, Gur No. 109 Dry ‘Air Hardwood in” Refrig~ erators. i hese Kefr gerutors have a perfect circulation | of cold, dry 9 r constantly through the pro | ben asthe ico chamleris kept tilled. with ar. Tauted to be satistactory. This large size ior $14.98. Our No. 113 Dry Air Hardwood ‘*Michivan” kefriz- | erator is made of the finest material with an elegaut i) trimmed with brouze The: rovisiin chamber is nd key; lined throx with metal shelve t satistaction, This very | low down” Refrigerator, the ice chamber being easily accessible for use. ‘This spec al size tor $14, CurNo. 112 Dry” Air Hardwood “Michigan.” This Ref. ierator ig mace so that the ice can be put in front lug to raise the lid. The top can be us: rd—ech door 1s provided with @ lock sud select hurdwood lum!er with an elegant antique finish hed with metal she erator one of the most p jug to its design the t: re. as ke ‘a ed. aid con chee y one de-iring a good refri grier je up much room. Our price, ‘7 Gur No. 115 Dry Air Michigan" has double doors, ands positiy ly adry air efricerator and of avery ez sirable size for a sniall faniiy. The style is so well known that it needs noexplanation, being very popu- Jara duever fails to give satisfaction, Qur price is 16.98, . 117 Dry Air Hardwood “Michigan.” double much larger size tuan No. 110. Our price, ne following Refrigerators are iron water coolvra, white por bronze fan sand shelf fore: $. The interiorcon- struction is th same as our o T Refrizerators. They are made of hard nd finished in antique oak. Our No. 144 Dry Air “Michivan” for 814.98. Que (80. 149 Dry Air Hardwood “Michigan” for No. 148 Low Down, Dry Air Hardwoud “Michi- fors17 98. ar No. 1 doors. for N «Dry Air Hardwood “Mic DOS. Michigan” Refry we guarantee our erators ‘to use less ice than any Ketrigerator in the et, arin mind we guaryntee our “Michigan” Refrie- erators to have more storage capacity than auy other Refrizerator, ‘ear in mind we guarantee our “Michigan” Rrfrig- rs to be cheaper than auy other hardwood Re- ator, n mind we supply each Refrigerator with a ‘iron Drip Pan, Gem Ice Pick and a beauti- in Washington of oar cele vated Catalogues mitied free ou applica B CARKIAGES. arriawes has never t nz. ‘To do your pur you skould exanan Baby Carriages for 8: LARGEST ASSORTMENT. LOWEST PRICES. BrEST MAKES. t Ro.ler Tray Trunks. See cur Leather Trunks, linen lined, iron bottom, for $4.48. VEL CIPEDES, BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES. We have a new and bright stock of Velociped:s, Bicyeles and Miss recycles, Boys’ Velocipedes as cheay as 22.48, rh. GOLDSCHMID, REFRIGERATOR HEADQUAGER. It 1007-1009 F si See our pat Vo. A ME Rosews Day Lerten. Peer in mind we are the only erc'u- sive “Ladies! Furnishings House” in We have made more reductions to- ay. You will tind it to your interest te look through our stock if in need of Juckets, Capes, Clowks, Suits, we red 3 Ladies’ Fancy in stripes and plaids. Sizes 37, Reduced from $1250, 14 i to #10 exch, wes’ Black Cheviot and Diag- onal Cloth Newmarkets, Reduced from $15, $15.50 aud $21.50 to #10. & Ladies’ Fine Black English Dr onal Newmar stylish, duced from These weight and Just opened ee e~ of Spring int Wrappers uisite iine of * in Parasols, WM. H. McKNEW, (Successor to R. H. Taylor,) it 93% Peuusylvania ave, Jouxsoy, Ganser & Co. Will ofter this week 100 Rolls of FANCY JOINT- LYSS MATTING at 25:. This is the lowest price ever quoted on these goods. We ave showing a beautiful line of SPRING DRESS GOODS at very low prices, Special 40-ineb Ladies’ All-wool 8U1 Oar stock of WHIT GOUDS neve Lace Striped LAWNS, INDIA LINEN, 10and 123. New GiNGHAM and SCOTCH ZEPHYRS. Ladies’ Swiss R.bbed VEST, 15: Gents’ NEGLIGE SHIKTS, 50c. and $1. SATTEENS in beautiful French styles only 123¢0. CHALLIES, 10 aud 12390. JUHN=ON, GARNER & CO., 6.6 Pa. ave. n.w., near 7th si apl5-3m Dix Goons. Sheeting, 23g yards wide, 1 7c. and 18e. PiLLOW CASE CULTTON, loc. Exvit of the Toa Bigae! Brown Cow . ee Binck Cashmere, newrin 13 yards wide, CSc. lored Cashiuere, yard wi ie, Wool Face, 250, Black Dress Silk, ei Sto'gn 23. eb ok. 50c. Velvet Ribbon, Plain and Satin Back. Ladies’ Mouraing Colluts, 3c ALL We Caushinere in all 50c. Seats’ Leoucered hives, toc. Sate Vatiug shirts, 25e. Heautifai Line New Gisyhame Just received, Eee er et hae A few Remuanteof bilk left, Running them off cheap, 2, B, TOWNER & SON, apo 1516 7th at. n.w, OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, COR. 11TH AND F STS. X.W, Mopar, Aven, 21, 1890. DRESS GOODS.—We are offer- ing four extraordinary values in the Dress Goods Department. Special No, 1.—Three different styles in a variety of spring shades in Plain Senges, with jac- quard and novelty stripes. Only 86.50. Special No. 2.—Something new and handsome in Plain Serges, in Light Shadings, combined ‘with Waite Wool Lace Panelings, ‘Thin is exceedingly dressy and attractive, Only 88.75. Special No.3.—Polka Dot, Fancy Striped and Plaid Border serge, Only 810. Special No. 4—Variegate! Silk Striped and Brocade Plush Front s and Panel Effects in French Serges. Blue, Tan, Light Green, Golden Brown, Gray, &. Only $12.50. (Pirst floor, annex.) PARASOLS.—We quote the fol- lowing from this well-stocked de- partment: Ladies’ Black Gros-grain Silk Parasols, black carved handles, 22inches $3.75 each. Ladies’ Black Gros-grain Silkk Parasols, lined with black silk, Dick carved handles $5 each. Suitable for ladies in mourning, Ladies’ Plaid Parasols, with rounds of Green, Blue, Gray, Brownaud Tan. Also an exquisite line of White and Black Plaid, $3.50, $4.25, 84.50 and $5 each. (First foor.) LADIES’ VASSAR SHIRTS TO OKDER—The Vassar Shirt for Ladies has sprung into popu- lar favor. It is the swell shirt of the season. Weare making them to order from All Silk, Silk and Wool, English Oxfords, Cheviots, Madras, &c. The styles and pat- terns are exceedingly attractive and exclusive, Wealso call special attention to the attractive dis- play which is being made of the Shirting Material from which we make the Vassar Shirt, Men's window, (Men's Department, first floor.) LINEN SHEETING.—We offer 1,000 yards 90-inch Linen sheet- ing, round, strong thread, at the exceedingly low price of 75¢ per yard. An extraordinary value, (Bed Wear Department, second floor.) WINDOW SHADES.—500 care- fully made Window Shades, in the latest colorings, mounted on a first-class spring roller, complete with pull, These we guarantee to wive perfect satisfaction. 36 inches wide and 7z inches long. Only 43¢. each, (Fourth floor.) MISSES' JACK®TS, REEF- ERS, BLAZERS, &c.—We have Just received an entirely new line of Misses’ Jackets, Reefers, Bla- zers, &c., which we will place on sale tomorrow at exceptional low prices, We quote: Children’s Refers in Navy, Tan, Garuet and Green. Sizes 4 to 12 years, $2.25 to euch. Misses’ Striped Blazer Jackets, Sizes 12, 14and 16 years. $2.50 to $6 each, Misses’ English Walking Jackets in Plain Colors, Fancy Checks, Stripes, Plaids, &c. Sizes 12,14 and 16 years, @4 to $10 each, (Third floor.) UPHOLSTERY NEWS. — We have just received 1,000 pieces of Mosquito Net, 2 yards wide; 8 yards in pee. White, 45e.; Col- ored, 50c, Our Fly Screen stock is now complete, We offer Adjustable Wire Window Screens: 18 by 34 inch, 2. each. 18 by 37 inch, 21 by 24 by 37 inch, 50c. e: 27 by 37 inch, 55c. each. by 42 inch, 60c. each, (Fourth floor.) SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES* GLOVES.—We have just received 100 dozen Ladies’ 8-buttou length Mou-quetaire suede Gloves in as sorted shades of Tan, which we are offeriny at the exceedingly low Price of Sic. per pair, This is without exception the fiuest value ever offered for inspection in the Glove Department, (First oor; center.) MELANEIS BLACK DRESS FABRICS.—These popular fabrics are solely controlled by us, They are in Black Grounds with White Figures. Among the mostatiract- ive patterns we may mention: Azilia, Deutzia, Eglantine, Eulala Grass, Easter Lilies, French Pom- Pone, Hair Lines, Palms, &c. Ex- ceedingly low price of 35c. per yard. {Second floor.) WHITE GOODS.—We have sust received the followivg extraordi- nary fine values in White Goods: 100 pieces Sheer Quality India Linon, Only 12%e. per yard. Apronette Lawns, with lace. work borders, 40 inches wido, 10 and 12%4c. per yard. Imported Swiss Lawn,48 inches wide, Ouly 25c. per yard. Imported Heustitehed French Lawn, 42, 45 and 46 inches wide. 35, 40c. aud 50c. per yard. . Fine Sheer French Linen Fig- ured Lawns, in attract.ve und ex- Quisite designs and colorings. Only 40. per yard. Gecond floor. @VODWARD & LOTHROP, Laces Ar Scnrrisz P. RICES. Asupplementary bargain are the Tinsel Rufftines st 10 cents s yard Silver, Gold, Bisck and Guid,.| / Bisck nd Silver, THE TWENTY PIECES OF BLACK FLOUNCINGS AND NETS THAT ARRIVED T'HIs MOcNING WILL CAUSE SURPRISE PRICES TOMORRUW, MONDAY, APRIT 21 1890, ELPHONZO TOUNGS COMPANY — ARE SPECIAL AGENTS FoR rs. ~ 7. "t 88g GENUINE MANDEELING Java COFFEE, per AA AA i Sss. VAN HOUTEN'S SUPERIOR COCOA, Pp aa a aA Bys8 PHILIPS’ DIGESTIBLE COCOA, BREAKFAST COCOA, SESE eee eS. MAILLARDS’ FAST COCOA, cast 3 3 Vy ret ft CLEVELAND BAKING POWDER oo, AA 4 Nev TIO k 3 00 Ps é + Kure = A GENCVA MAGNETIC WATER, ELPHONZO YOUNGs COMPANY, — apa 423 Ninth ot Those who read our advertisements we are very glad to favor. Here are the best barcains of the new Flouncings: Two pieces of 42-inch Black Silk Chan- tilly Lace Floumcings that would be good value at S FOR ONLY $1.35 A YARD. Threo pieces at 25 that would be cheap at $1.50. We are certain these will be the first toseli. Not onlyarethe do- sigus new and really beautiful, but the silk, while heavy, i@ Bot harsh and wiry, and will drape «race. A oO N i: —- RTICLE: y There are other entirely new styles and of euch ma. | “PETICLES “Jr Nore perior quality forthe prices that what we thought — ood vaue om Saturday wo think differently of this RECEIVED TODAY. morning. ay REDUCED PRICES. It would be adviaable to come as so. you ean Many of our patrons know we were selling on Satur- | After reading this announcement, asthe articles bereia ay the 42-inch Chautilly Flounctng of vlock pattern with Srured Vandyke border for $2.68. The proce is Bow reduced to #1 5Ua yard The 3 Ficured Chantilly Fiouncing, with scalloped | and poika dot borders, go to The Block Patvern La Tosca Flouncing will drop to- morrow to $1.35 price wa. 8 All styles of Black Spanish Guipure Lave F are reduced as follow: | After mamed are fresh and mice, There és wee Pick when go: ds arrive, Read carefuily each line, ‘Mail orders carefully flied A great variety of “CHENEY'S” printed INDIAS in Datierus confined exclusively to us aud com 82912591 asard. | the Intest shades and effects. $27Our regular patrons will admit aud others should know that the qualities at the former prices were as Rood, wenerally a littie better, than could be procured elsewhere. It is this moraing’s arrival of unusual bac- wains Wat force towurrow's change iu prices, THE PALAIS ROYAL rising ail CHINAS and INDIAS in Black Grounds, with wt furures and Black Gr | 500. to@l per yard. DIA} as, n colored figures, from Best quality plain colored IN- how shades, $1. -INCH COLORED CANTONS, jen, 7 L N 20-inch COLORED SHANGHAIS and CANTONS, N dace iNers | An excellent assortment of fanc (48 inches wide) ‘These are the best bargains. One piece Black Chantilly With stripes alternately of polkadots and floral design, 81.68, but weil worth 21.95 a yard. | One piece Black Chantilly with crescent-shape | blocks, $2 quatity, for only $1.68 a yard. | One piece Black Chantilly with crescent-shape | PLAID SURANS in all Shades at $< ficures, #1.50 quality, for rd, | LAC! KAP! » h 387 There are eleven other pieces, bat the above are S6A0k SRADERE MES, the best banvains. Boing but oue piece each you obtain PLAIN RUSSIA NET (Pish Net), 48 ta. au uncommon design. sTRIED “= = - -_ «= j REDUCED PRICES. | LA TOSCA NET, 48-in., all Silk, #1. ‘The Fete previously tn stock axe forced Gown ME) ny tumsnse emettnent of DRAPERY NETS to Price. For instance: \ . The @1 25 La T.sca Net of stripesand polka dote ts | Rusia, La Tosca and Chantilly, ranging in pricestrom Peduced to whe. ard, The Chantilly Nets with lange polka dots go to 81.35 from 81.50. The Double Mesh La Tosca stripes and polka dots, will be $1.95 Tomorrow, Saturday's price was $2.35 > Striped Silke and Persian effects, for co: ous end tri wings, from Se. to 84 per yard. In these goods terial manufactured. a0 match any shade of plain me P5e. and #1, ‘Te, to @2.50, and we claim that our prices are fully | 25 per cent less than regular value. One lot of SHIRT WAISTS, siigltiy sviled, reduced aos ea oo a to | Tom Be. and 61.15 to 50. ne 8 Chan: Nets,"in several styles, go gi. of Lia | Strictly ALL-WOOL STOCKINETTE JACKETS, Entire stock of White Silk Flouncines, in Chantilly, Fedora aud Valeneieunes Lace, ave been remarked. THE PALAIS ROYAL. | Double Breasted, Bound All Kound, Bell Sleeve and Perfect Fitting, at #4. Strictly ALL-WOOL ENGLISH CORKSCREW JACKETS, Double Breasted, Round AM Kound with Braid, Bell Sleeve, at ALL-SILK SCRAH PARASOLS IN PLAIDS AND STRIPES, 14 ribs, @3. ALL-SILK GKOS GRAIN with Borders, Fine Hau- dies in Crooks and Plain, at $5. An Elegant Line of MOURNING PARASOLS, & CHILDEEN'S PARASOLS tron: * The GEM UMBRELLA, the smatlest folding Um- breila in the world. Always instock, Price oo NEW GLOVES, CHAMOIS GLOVES, 8-BUTTON LENGTHS, 81. Fine Stitching on back, (Continued b-low. Liows Noventy Panasors. 86 48 for Lyon's Armure Silk Parasols in new Tints | of Old Rose, Tan, Fawn, Vandyke, Brown, E:tlel Red, Je and Sage, Cluster strives in cou- | trasting and ike shades. Lyou’s name is sufficient guarantee for the beauty of the haudies aud the style and finish of every detail. 3.48 for French Fisid Parasols, Made of Surah with fringed bows of like vial, such handles | you won't see elsewhere or bere after this lot is dis- posed of. | $2.5 for Faille Silk Parasols with Cluster Stripe in Combination Colors. A clever imitation of Lyou's StL4S novelties, | 81.98 for the New 14-rib Parasols, Cluster Stripes | in the new shades. 2.50 for the “Gloria” Umbrellas with 26-inch par- | agon frames. Natural wood haudies with silver trim- mings. Tassels of silver acorus. | $2.20 for Umbrelias similar to the above, but minus the tassels, Al. warranted for one year. §27Do you properly appreciate these new handles? You cau’t uuless you have seen them, THE PALAIS RovAL. | ne. wy This is a commendable Glove for present wear and | for summor wear. It is durate, can bo washed | mended, Comes in all sizes, NOTION DEPARTMENT. We shall sell at our Notion Counter 50 dozen pairs ls sy | No. 2 Pure Gum Dress Shields at 15c. per pair Tunee Dass Or Baxouss. | 50 dozen Pairs No.3 Pare Gum Dress shields at Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, April 21, 22, 8c, per pair. 23,are the days, and Embroideries, White Dress Goods, Dress Trimmings and Buttous are the depart- iments where you'll find the special prices quoted. 7 THE PALAIs KOVAL, ‘This is merely @ chance purchase and you showd | take advantage of it, Remember to buy ® Pattern when you select your (Metails below.) Bazcuss Ly Humrore The new goods are P.eated, Hand-heustitched and Vandyke Embroidenes, some with Valenciennes, | Medici and Yorchom Lace Insertions; the widths are | aud 45 inches, The narrower Vandyke Embroid- | eries tor trimming are shown to match. The following reduced prices are quoted for cut piecs, some of which are slizhtiy creased by display | iu the show windows; many arv as fresh asthe new | embroideries whose arrival 18 forang down prices as | follows: ' for the 60-inch Nainsook Embroideries marked 82.40 a yard. material for adress, Weare the Sole Agents for the District for the STANDARD FASHION PATTERNS, an improvement on all others, 81.68 and 81.754 yard, H S1L.63 fort e4 Embroideries marked $2 a yard. for those marked $2.65, and $3 a yard for those | marked $3. and $4. | ws A ss $1 for the 22auch Nainsook, Swiss and PigueEm-| EBB AA = | BoB aaa broideries marked $1.25 a yard. ae a a Sas8 $1.25 for those marked $1.45 3 yard and $1.50 for | those m rked @1.89, The uarrower Swiss, Nainsook and Cambrie Em- | broideries, varying in width from 2 te 8 mcbea, are | 30e, | Be. = 1 BBC. t27-The reductions are uot lange, only when yon | I ay consider the very goud values offered at the former i PK 208 a prices, Hi ker REMNANTS AT COST PRICE. } The Embroidery season bas set im in earnest and each evening we find many remuests which are put on sale thenext day at cost price. You will constantly find remnants of the best selling styles iu lengths | BB suitable for fronts of skirts aud children's dresses, | £4, and such variety of lengths in narrower widths that | EBB you ever need may be supplied trom the —" ter, aye THE PALAIS ROYAL _(Continued below.) i iw | To BE PUT ON SALE MONDAY oR! ING, Ware Durss Goons Banoar. | For price, style and quality these are not to be com A bargain are the Band Border Bulgaria Lewna ana | Pd With aus shown iu Washinton this season, India Linen at only 12gc. a yard, Palais Royal pmces | THE BEST If HAS EVER BEEN OUR GOOD for every amake of White Dress Goods, FORTUNE TO OFFER THE PALAIS ROYAL, | ye sale in Bisck Laces has #0 far this season been eedtriow) ____ | Ceteeeces ets parle fr steay meets ago aud suouid Lave een out house by Bucass Ly Tannnses MALCH 15TH. U BENEF!T BY THE DELAY AT 50 CENTS A YARD. ‘Trimmings for which you adem eo expect to be charved GS and 75 cents willbe foundin | poring the interval when tuese WERE to arrive and the combination lots uffered.at 50 ceute, Particularly | Dib arrive we bi welt june. quail ies of iilack Laces tylish and extra vaiuies are these: H . WE TOOK THEM, Kuotted Silk Fringe, extra heavy and 30 H Dut at larze inches wide,a bargain at 59¢. .-50c. ayard | _£Gon CONCESSIONS IN PRICE TO US. rill be put oa sale Mon tay morning, Lovely Patterns in Straight Galloous, 2 and { pe 5 ill be put on, sale Map tay, mornin 33 inches wide, some cheap at 6ne... 50c. a yard Fiwuncines = Vaudyke Braids of desigu and quality that EVER SHOWN IN wasemeros BEFORE. should bring 75c.. -- --..50e. ayand | 4g.inch Polka Russian Nets 810 Silk aud Jet Galioous, a uew and pretty de- sl $1.09 = ew» © siz sign, ull2 inches wide, woseeene «++ 500. @ Yard | g different designs of striped Rus- Corer 11th and F sts, nw. Gold Band Trimming. The only doubt is sina News. Bhs will the supply cqual the demand. -50c. a yard Black andGoid Baud Trimmine. 5c. a yard As good bargains will be found among the wore ex- peusive trimuuings B.ack and Cvlored Silk Fringes,4 to 22 inches wide, from Gte. to $7 a L. Vaudyke's Trimauags, 4 to 42 inches wide, from S5e. to $12 ayard, Silk Zouay.s, ali sizes, $3.35 to 86 each. Jet Zouaves, all sizes, 8.8 to $5.08 each. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. «Continued below.) Bancarss Ts Borrosa ‘This seasou’s styles may not be popular next fall, so we lower (he prices for three days in order to lower stock, You'll appreciate the following reduced prices made im the heyrut of the season: 50e. Buttons (35 scyle 9 redneed to. T5e, Burtons (7% styles) reduced to. €1.25 Buttous (61 styles) reduced to. $1.50 Buttons (24 styles) reduced to. $2.6 Buttons (29 sty.es) reduced to......g1.08 dozen \_OFFICE, 1218 PA AVE THE PALAIS RovaL, = Patthinnca ise, wide oy Licer fy . wal Cor, 12th st. and Pa.ave, (. Balver Nite sitter w A LISNER | great YarueG st very low brices, poral