Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. THE EVE G STAR, WASHINGTON: THURSDAY ----April 24, 1990. . Editor, THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Cireulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers published in Washington, cuossY s. nox ES New York Ofice: Room 93, Tribune Building The question whether Senators and even the Prevident should not be elected by direct pop- ular vote is attracting public attention and is discussed in Congress. The founders of the government in its present form thought, or nearly all of them did, that when they estab- lished the Senate on the basis of election by the State legislatures they represented the States of the Union in the most practicable if not the only practicable w: They also thought that when they constituted the office of Presi- dent of the United States to be filled by the electoral college they provided for the free choice of that high officer by a disinterested body better qualified to make the choice than the people themselves. in both arrangements the fathers of the Constitution showed distrust of the people. In both—be it said with all rev- erence—they exhibited a lack of that wisdom which they showed most abundantly in other parts of the field of their memorable labors. ‘The noblest plan of government ever framed was necessarily imperfect in some respects. ‘The wonder is that it is not deemed imperfect im more than three or four particulars, A growth, and not a simple creation, it preserves ‘a few of the imperfections of the immemorial institutions behind it. It does not appear, however, that one of the imperfections of the English constitution and the Teutonic consti- tutions out of which our plan of government proceeded was distrust of the great body of the people. These English people of an elder time chose their own rulers in tribal or national assembly, signifying their desires by a shout or a clashing of the spear on the shield. It was only when centuries had passed and the Asiatic doctrine of the di- vine right of kings had been introduced into Europe that the people’s representatives dis- trusted the people. At the foundation of the republic this leaven of distrust had not ceased to work. But it is time now to declare what our fathers could notsee by reason of their propinquity to the Stewart days, the doc- trine of the rightof the people to choose at first hand all their representatives, It is not now as it was in the liberty-revival of the thir- teenth century—no Langton heads the baronial defenders of the people's rights against a mon- arch’s tyranny, no Montfort confers a boon upon the people by popular representation in a national legislature. ‘he people are the mon- arch, the people's legislature containsno hered- itury legislators to the exclusion of all except interested classes. Therefore there is no stand- ing place in the public mind or the logic of liberty for a Senate representing States with- out representing immediately the people of the States. The fathers feared the people. Their descendanta and successors do not, In their time the States were embodied in the State legislatures, They were content if the shadow stood forthe substance, We are not. ‘The States of this Union are the people there- of—not the large collective mass, but the sev- eral masses forming the several States. Let wide. Lin ticketed | A FEAST OF BARGAINS FoR OUR. ED TICKEL DAY TOMORROW. Epertnest in the store contributes its share. Of course you know 1 eean't possibly “mention ti Sh thie sdvertisement. "What mentioned can bur wive you an ides of iow the others will ell, all 5 DI ear ety seen eee Pictures, worth ted Tote Traveling — worth $1.25 to $1.40. Red Ticketed 75c. eac! 1 and ele- ntiy Anisbad three Ehrouhout night Hy napertocts worth ni roughout, s! 20. icketed 14 4. = - Fan in Black Ns were x Jermyn and Navy, made of plain and checked 5 pigheted 91.50. 4,6 and 8, were 30. Kile Suita in Garnet only, were $6. Red ted TOILET {o0bs, ids and Ends of Toflet Soaps, bi 10, and 15¢. ogbe, ned licketed 11g ounce Bottle of “Sweet ‘Bye and Bye" Bouguet Tick- Pertume, was l¥e._ Red T: oted on a bottle. etetuiaitine Bay Ran fos‘ Siampectng, “sed Pir Bal ‘ont ane — Dy Ge. & cake, 12 Fedora Dress Shields, worth 250, Red Ticketed ema ge Window Cleaners, worth 10¢, Red Ticketed Pocket Companions, containing mirror, shoe but- fpBer comb aud ear pick, worth 2c. Hed Tiekeved ach. a hoe, Sberm Sewing. ‘machine Oil. Red Ticketed 2c. le. 1 dozen ep. Pins in Paper, worth 5c, Red Tick- apes worth Soe. ana 750, Red Yan an ye Pattern, were $1.50 to Spanish n Guipare Flouncing, Black, was $1. NECK WEA Une lot of J ourist 1920 ae carat Ming. 6 6 yardsins box, worth Ladies’ Cre; te scale Fa daa tit Lace Collar, were 3c, and eaepilaren's ‘Mousquetaire re Collaca, Red Ticketed 19¢. BUCKLES AND BUTTON: NS. Alot of Bisck Buckles, were 400. Red rebeted Pitek Buckles, 250, to A lot of Origa Silver and Gilt Buckles and Slides, WA lot of Peurt acete — jot of Per! 2 Picketed 4c. Se HANDEERCHTETS AND SHAWLS Alot of White embroidered Handk 10; and 12i6c. Rel Licketed 4 for 3c. Alot of Colored Bor iered. He:nstitched Handker- chiefs, were | Oc. Peer Ticketed Se. each, 2 Tan Epbroidered searfs, slightly soiled, were $3.75. Red sicketed $2 each. roidered — slightly dam- 2 Tan and 1 Fink Eni egy S* Bed Licketed $1 eac WELE Silver and Oxidizea Daisy Hatr Ornaments, were wD Ticisit Prnaments with metal tops, were 60¢. Ked Tics sted 19¢. Red q Ticketed 10¢ ea torling aud Oxidized Siiver Bangle Bracelets, were oad Bit ickeied 48¢. o - bead Peg CtAited Braceiets, Red ‘Tieketed be. each, “ase Black Satin Painted Fans. Red Ticketed 59c, ote, id 1.25 Painted Satin Fi to} bo cae Gbed Ticketed 48. eac eo dent Coin Burs ie. * atent Col nedeiad Sat Ge Purse aud Bill Pocket Book. aiher Cant Céses, large and amal worth Rhe. Red core aT 8c each. ay of <3 Come uatelain, chamois lined, Red Ticketed HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. A lot of Misses’ Seal stzea, were! icketed Red Children's ‘Wedinua Weight Underwear, Vests, sizes 46 to 28) Pant to 25, were 5Uc. to Boe. Ked UPHOLSTERY AND ART DEPARTMENT, ante Toe spitels® Dado Suades, Hed ‘Ticketed he woah pul Cio! foth Tabi Cover, worth 50c, Red Tick- each. 1.00 eitihebam Lace Bed Sets (3 pieces). Red 3 Ticketed 9Xe. exc A lot of inj Borderi: Aes enced BOPP Se gpa, Te 25e. and 30c. Linen Stair Cr: Ked Ticketed 17c. a fig toa pared Puraiture | Covering, was Se. Red were ite Madras, Sith and without borders, * Fal rigs Red Ticketed 7 them speak through no instrument but by eae” Stamped Aproas, 25c, Red Ticketed their own potent voices, and let them choose ricer the whole of their national legislature and their national executive bya direct vote in States and as States. This will be the great and final popularization, the last analysis of democratic republicanism, = 2 eae Perhaps the most important caucus yet held this session by the majority party was that of last evening inthe House. The day's agree- ment between the Senate aad House commit- tees was swiftly and smoothly carried out, only half-dozen members opposing the silver bill submitted. Their opposition, it is said, was due mainly to the failure of the new bill to give free legal tender quality to the Treasury notes. The important new feature which dis- tinguishes this bill from the former bills onthe subject is the restoration to circulation of about seventy-eight millions dollars now in the Treasury as a reserve fund under the national bank act held to redeem national bank circula- tion, and that is new only in the sense that it is taken from # pending recently-introduced and added to the committee's proposition. The provision for the redemption of the notes in lawful money—that is, either silver or gold— gives the strong silver men the gist of their coutention linked as it is with the provision for the purchase of four aada half millions silver bullion, Still the bill is acceptable to the con- servative element, which is well satisfied with he restrictions placed upon the quality of the Tick am SESDERWEAR AND CHILDREN'S Ticketed 2c. » y Red Ticketed 9¢, DaiEss 29 Di - ix s z waite Dress Goods, were 180, Red Cardiual, Tan, Black and Gray. Ked Ticketed 1.50 we ceed Peps le _ Baskets, worth 50c. to 75e. Red 8c. ‘Gowna” Red Ticketed 75c. each. ea ftvies of Ladies’ 79c. Skirts. Red Ticketed 62c. Ali idren' valet gute 's, 2and 3 year sizes, were 5Uc. Red LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. A lot of 45-inch Swiss Flouncings, worth 50¢. Red rt of Cai bee Embroidery, worth 12}ge. and 15¢, 45-inch Swiss Flouncings, F Ticked sae ‘yard $1.25, $1.50 and $4-iuch Plain Sateens, in Old Gol antici Ticketed acess ae k Towels. Hed Ticketed 19¢, each. wA lot of Fancy Plaid Corded Lawns, White grounds, EN 5 stvles of Iufunte? and Child: i lered Muslin Cape, sold from 5c. to Wer had Teseeed poe 'D UMBRELLAS. of $1.75 Satin ‘Striped Parasols, colors, ‘inch Gloria Umbrellas, Red Ticketed i's Hose, Sizes 9, 944 and 10, Red Ticketed VELA Face Dee Shirts, sizes 16 and 16% Red BOB AAA BBB aA aA Treasury notes, ee 7TH STREET. Cable-roads, electric (underground-wirs) Sa roads, electric (storage-battery) roads and now A Goon JD AME, a compressed-air road are to divide attention saad and honors in the city of Washington as modes of locomotion. The horse-car is still here, but it cannot be long before it goes into the limbo of things that used to be because the world did not knowa better way, The issue of a permit for a power-house for the Seventh-street exten- sion railway is in line with the various improve- ments in car propulsion that have recently preceded it, This city, as the capital of the uation, is too important and conspicuous a place to display to the world anything less than the most effective mode of street transit Hence the interest shown in developing, test- ing and comparing a variety of public vehiclea eee The effort should be made to secure the speedy passage of the bill for the Columbus statue at Washington, which has already passed the Senate, in order that the statue may, if possible, be completed in time to be unveiled with appropriate ceremonies during the pro- gress of the world’s fair. If Chicago can make all the vast preparations for the world’s fair by 1898 the United States ought to be able to cause a statue to be made and erected at its capital by that tim a The honors paid by Italy to President Carnot on the occasion of his visit to Corsica indicate «change of policy. Aslong as Bismarck was at the helm Signor Crispi, the Italian premier, gave only freezing glances toward Italy's old ally across the Alps, but Bismarck at Fried- richsruhe the subtle Italian septuagenarian warmed toward the French. It would seem that the new situation is a good thing for Francs iuce both Italy and Germany are sud- denly and simultaneously cultivating her good graces, —— Tt isn’t a question who in the House or inthe democratic party is to fill Mr. Randall's shoes; it is the other end of the man which was so mueh larger than the average as to leave a vacancy difficult to fill oo Obio has declared election day by law to be a legal holiday. This was necessary owing to the fact that political custom in that state has made it au illegal holiday. = With 4,500,000 new silver dollars turned out at the U.S. mint every month, or their equiv. alent, it will require about fourteen months to give every man, woman and child in the country adoliarapiece. Apply early and avoid the rush. $$» If the memorial aud convention ball for Washington can, as stated, be more certainly and more satisfactorily secured as an indepen- dent enterprise than in connection with a Columbus celebration, let an independent Proposition to that effect be introduced and pushed while Senators are of this opinion. $$ Our southern brethren will have to content themselves with the plain everyday American, minus the Pan. ERNE Those who have deprived Washington of the million-dollar post office, which was practically im hand, are under obligations to secure for it the more expensive and more desirable post edice to which they pointed in the bush, 4 GOOD NAME IS CERTAINLY BETTER THAN RICHES IN THE BUSINESS WORLD. THAT IS WHY WE NEVER PERMIT CUS- TOMERS To LEAVE OUR STORE DISSATIS- FIED WITH THEIR PURCHASE. WE AIM TO GET THE GOOD WILL OF THE PEOPLE AND OUR LARGELY INCREASING BUSI- NESS SHOWS THAT WE HAVE BEEN SUC- CESSFUL. OUR GOODS, OUR PRICES AND OUR STRAIGHT AMERICAN METHODS OF DOING BUSINESS MAKE IT AN OBJECT FOR YOU TO TRADE WITH Us. COME IN ANY DAY IT SUITS YOUR CON- VENIENCE AND LOOK OVER OUR EXCEL- LENT ASSORTMENT OF SPRING OVER- COATS, DKESS AND BUSINESS SUITS AND SEPARATE TROUSERS. BRING YOUR BOY ALONG, TOO. WE HAVE ONE WHOLE FLOOR DEVOTED TO HIS NEEDS AND CAN SELL YOU A STYLISH DRESS OR SCHOOL SUIT FOR HIM THAT IS PERFECTLY RE- LIABLE AND AT PRICES THAT ARE NOT EXOKBITANT, ROBINSON, PARKER & ©9., THE AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, ap2t-eo 319 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Bears Paice Lr IN FULL WOULD FILL TWO COL- UMNS OF SMALL TYPE, EVERY DAY WE GIVE 1HE PRICES OF SOME LEADERS, SPECIALTIES, NOVEL- TIES OB SEASONABLE SHOES, IF YOU ARE “POSTED” ON SHOES YOU WILL SEE THAT THE PRICES ARE LOW FOR THE QUALITIES— LOWER THAN COULD BZ NAMED BUT FOR OUR STRICTLY CasH BUSINESS AND LARGE SALES. LADIES’ BUTTON BOOTS, 83, $3.50, 84, 85, 06, 87. LADIES’ OXFORD TIES, WE HAVE ALWAYS LED IN STYLE, FIT AND PRICE IN Corteraped 62. 82.59, 83, 83.50, 84, e MEN'S LACED SHOES, 84, 85, 86, 87. MEN'S OXFORDS, 83, 84. 85, 86. MEN'S KANGAROO SHOES, 64, 85, 87. MEN'S PATENT LEA’ 83, 63.50, 85, 86, 88. URT'S SHOES. 4RTHUR a *« ca, ap2e 1211 F st. XW. J “ Lasssvrcz & Bros, DAILY TALK, LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. ‘The gratifying success that we have attained im our Underwear Department for the past years has made us more anxious than ever to bay such underwear only that is reliable, well | down cut and well made. The workmanship of each and every garment is inspected thoroughly be- fore it is allowed to grace the shelf, We use as much precaution in the purchase of our Under- Drovement tt Maat “has bee: ‘wear as it is possible, and therefore we are safe inaaying: “We guarantee every article of Under- wear bought from us," the goodn A special room for the fitting of garments and First. | sbout it. class Sales Ladies to wait on you. All the facilities | 14% Possible to insure your securing the correct fitting gar ments, WE APPEND A FEW PRICES. Ladies’ Hemstitched Gowns. The yoke is made of fine hemstitched inserting with narrow tucks and | 53° French headings, finished around the neck and down the yoke with double row of embroidery: sleeves are | choice fot of full with deep hemstitched embroidery to form a bell sleeve; also finished with fine tucks aud beading. Only 61.98. Full length and width. The Skirts to match are made with deep hemstitched embroidered ruffle with two clusters of tucks above. Full width. $1.68, Drawers to match are made with hemstitched em- broidery, two clusters of tucks above; also finished | Pine with beading; 98c. These goods can be matched iu sets or bought separately. We will tell you something sboutour JERSEYS. A snd Ibe a Good Jersey is at any price » comfortable article of wear fora woman. You cannot overpay for it, for the comfort accrues from it; for that reason when we tell you our prices it ought to bring you here in swarms. We will preface our story by telling you we keep only STRICTLY ALL- WOOL JERSEYS; that our JERSEYS are GLOVE FITTING; that each and every JERSEY is guaranteed to you. Now for a few prices: Very Fine Quality Black Jersey, with shoulders, only $1.98. Bisck Military Jersey, also trimmed in black braid, 82.50, Biack Jersey, with diagonal front and trimmed in braid and raised shoulders; something very stylish; only 85, Very Fine Jersey, diagonal front and tailor bound, with full sleeves of heavy corded silk, we are selling for 87. Navy Blue Jersey, with Cream Surah vest and full sleeve aud cuff, A CORSET CARNIVAL. THIS WILL CLOSE THEM OUT. Some few weeks since we bought from = manufac- turer 500 dozen Corsets at our figures, We sold them at 68c. All but a few dozen are sold out, and these would have been gone long ago had it not been that they were larze sizes, so the remainder will be offered to you at 39c, Bcd thia they are yours, The assortment is as fol- we BiZ0...000 25 26 27 28 Pairs. 6 8 6 10 is 13 Some White, some Pink, some Ecru, some Old Gold, Dut for those thatcan use them this is # good thing. A few days will close these out. ‘WHAT A BEAUTIFUL BRAID STOCK” This is the exclamation of every lady.that sees our gorgeous assortment of Dress Braids, We have never had such s collection of Dress Trim- mings at oue time in our establishment before. You will find with useverything desirable in the Trim- 290 30 ming line. Braided Zonaves in Black and Colors, $4.50 to $12. Beaded Zouaves in Black, 84 to#11. Fringe Fronts, specialty, $3.75 to $10. Van Dyke Points in Black and Colors. A fine as- sortment of Persian Applique. The latest “Crown” novelty for wash fabrics, Van Dykes and Passemen- terie. Fringes in Black and Colors from 50c. upward, Black Silk and Mohair Galoons, all widths. to match. Fine assortment of Crotchet Trimmings Silver Jet and Gold Van byke. Gold Zouaves, Beaded Gimps. Orders by mail carefully filled, L A NNN 535 BRU U RRR GGG H fr ff fee go> fal Bo ke dS HOE Push 4 RBB ERE 33 ule bP Be ape 420, 422, 424, 4°96 7TH ST. W: H. Mc Kyrws Dany Lerren. (Thursday, April 24, 1890.) Owing to the rain we shall continue our Thurs- day's *“Stock-pruning Sale” tomorrow, Friday, April 25th. For long list of “Barcains” soe last even- ing’s “Star” and this morn- ing’s “Post,” WM. H. McKNEW, (Successor to R, H. Taylor,) 933 Pennsylvania ave. nw, 1t Lunia Comraxys EXTRACT OF BEEF Makes the Purest, Cheapest and Best Beef Tea, FINEST MEAT-FLAVORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, SAUCES AND MADE DISHES. One pound of Extract of Beef equal to forty pounds of lean beef, of the value of about 87.50, Genuine only with JUSTUS VON LIEBIG'S SIGNATURE. ap24 | Orr Mo- EEK Beuers. SATINES — Are beginning to move. ‘Tis time. A very economical Dress | Pattern (and something dressy. too,) with us at 12ige., 25c. aud Bin yard. GINGHAMS Are ever staple. They're every- day sellers and are always asked for, The range is 10c., 123¢c. and 25¢, a yard. ‘Seem to xrow in favor asa prom: enade mantle. We have them, fringed and embroidered, from $3.75 to 812. Very seldom we exclaim gain!” We can't belp it this time, for we are able to offer you some Bleached Damask Towels, with deep border and knotted fringe, at 25 centsesch. Worth and generally so'd at 373 cents. Here's the story in Straw Mat- tings: 10c, 12k. 20c. B5c., 450 a yard. TOWELS. MATTINGS. CARHAKT & LEIDY, “PHILADELPHIA STORE,” 928 7th st, aud 706 K st. nw. esti Gausez & Co. ‘Will offer this week 100 Rolls of FANCY JOINT- LESS MATTING at 5c. This is the lowest price ever quoted on these goods, We are showing a beautiful line of SPRING DRESS GOODS at very low prices. Special 40-inch Ladies’ All-wool SUITING, 308, Our stock of WHITE GOODS never was better. Lace Striped LAWNS, 44 inches wide, only 123¢c. INDIA LINENS and PLAID OKGANDIES, 10 and with roa fash lent tterns Lave full volume of their skill and thought to these Printa, They have ‘the net of their artful eyes over ibow colors and drawn them pretty blendinss perfect pictures, Noth. ing is to be found in the patterned ro! than you the score in t} me nummer clo You who Eavel been regular buyers code in peusone gone by—will appreciate at so oventaht the tax. qv ‘ties have Rot di either. "They have pulled {them-elves up a ored though—that is Where you are beneBted If the pricee increased with less there would not be anything remarkable They do in some places— Batistes aud Skirting tn fast colors rand. Af Lotus Cloth in large snd small piaids—15e, 8 This Printed Punjab Cloth is a little personal matter ours. There are some new patterns—think you will eres Sr yard. ded iadis Dimity—handsome desicne— pe Jaconets—White and Cream—s French Organdies—some voc selections of our ma 374c. a yard and some Plain Jaconets at 25e. A 33. en Lawns—figured—2: ard. 7 heprersieat os Suk peticras 1s produced in Linen Laws at 400 9 38-inch C ah Re Pique—striped in Blue and Red ummer novelty? renadines—Iry them—27 inches wide— patterns until you are stripes, Plaids aud Checks Isher aya mie moun Chellis—} 8c. a yard. You have worn these mills works before—but never these patterns—they wer ve entioned them to you before—but {ink never Loson interest by being tepeated. ficee re ood vers r@ Amoskeag “Canton”—10e. Ths Toile du Nord | Ginchams— Ling ron than Ginghame— won 0 THD won their way to your tavo ecoatinw Clo unting the SEATON 1 PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING." STH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Established. 1840. 1t Wiuurs Sryzer Sove Tiivsrratioya. It's. unique position we occupy as leaders, By the scores a daf we are interviewed on style. As we are Asked our judgment must be valued. If we know—as we do—isn't 1t most natural we should pattern our stock accordingly? Certainly. ‘There are two or three styles so exclusive they have barely trespassed outside Custom Tailoring realms, They are the extremes—but that's no reason to our minds why you shouldn't have them—made up—to fit Yourselves from, That's one trouble with most ready- made clothiers. They are too well satisfied to show the lines that have become common property, Originate? They dou’t know what that means. The SINGLE and DOUBLE-BREASTED FROCK SUITS in LIGHT EFFECTS—is one—perhaps the most extreme style of this season. It is easy to see why it should A frock cost is always s dress coat, That lends distinction to it, Using the light and fancy patterns tones down the stately reserve of the time-honored black—aud in one and the same style you can step from the street to the drawing room with Perfect propriety. Weare showing a dozen different shades in plain weaves and easy, small checks—with and without silk facings, What's another extreme? The DOUBLE and SINGLE-BREASTED SACK COATS and VESTS made up in BLACK and BLUE CHEVIOT and SERGE. The soft rolling collar gives s graceful front—our perfect Patterns a form-fitting back. Tasty dressers pick out 8 pair of two of our fancy trousers for use with them— although pants like the coat amd vest are never amiss, Have both—then you've s chance to make your own combinations, Both these styles have given us big business. We Were commencing to run ashore on sizes—but we're in deep water again. If you were in and we were out— come én again—we're in now, ‘You're naturally on the lookout now for novelties in White and Fancy Vests. They areas much a part of summer as the leaves on the trees—and OUR variety 1s very nearly as numerous. Everything that sparkles isn'ta diamond. You can go tothe Furnishers and they will spin youa glowing yarn about their exclu- sive patterns, They are exclusive-meaning a few— ands high price. We suppose we saw all the samples that were in the market—this and the foreign—and you can depend on it we didn’t turn an attractive one down, We've always been at loggerbeads with these specialists iu the matter of price—but YOU'RE our cus- tomers—they’re not, We try to please YOU-—and that's an end of it, SAKS AND COMPANY, THE BEST CLOTHING, PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET. BLACK DRESS GOODS. BILKs, 719 719 GRENADINES, WOOL Goobs, ‘We invite special attention to this department, which hus Just Leen replenished by the addition of lacest uov elties, We mention a few special burguius worthy your attention: 81:50, inch, good value for hing Silks, Black, White. 70c, 4 a ca ™ Black, White, $1— These are the best » Site. Saiueh” India Silke (lack only), $1.25, worth 0, Failie bramcais, $1 re ising 1 hese goods are light weight, suitable for summe ¥irinedl Crepe de Chine, tu Black and White, 81 BLACK WOOL DRESS GOODS, 47-inch Nau's Velling, ail: wool, ri silk wary, $1, $1.28, B15 bm i the new weaves milk aud w “ult, the uew weave, silk aud wou aserig| Veiliig, side band, 4 S-uuelt Carus 1K; meh Bey: Black only), $1. FE siy ch aitati in Black, White and Cream, 50c., Sar i ch re ure Cloth, 81, #1. sett nae tas Cull wool SuPloght welsh, 750 . T5e. vest quality, Black upd Cre vm, 81. sordment o. Gray Dress Materials iu all ik and Wool, SUc. to 82. « WHITE GOoDs, egg ave Just received a complete line of these woods, MAIsti: got ofa Finns, A2Hey Ie, 20c, 25e., 30c., 33e., Y Livwue, 20, 2oe., 20 37M4c., 400. snuia Dun ity, 30e. and Boe, . jainwooks. 1 Zhge. ane of Lace stripes and Plaid Muslins from Tiges to 3c F. G. DAVIS, 71v Market Space, corner 8th st. Boncuez1s Ase. New OUTING CLOTH in stripes and neat checks, 10and 1 23¢c. New GINGHAM and SCOTCH ZEPHYRS. Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed VEST, 15¢. Geuts’ NEGLIGE SHIKTS, 50c.. 75c. and $1. SATTEENS in beautiful Freuch styles ests 12340. CHALLIAS, 10 and 12340, JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., ap15-3m 636 Pu, ave. n.w., near 7th st. Jewerrs Dar Cop An REFRIGERATORS, Being constructed on scientific principles, are perfect as rewards distribution of cold dry air through the en- tire Chamber cannot be excelled for superior Veoeftineds.” Wehave iu stock al times J. W. BOTELER & SOX, ap22-6t 923 PENNA AVE. FAMILY TEA, Tea, It will sur- ? passany Teayou ever drank, ~ 2d. W, BURCHELL, apie 1826 ¥ ot aw. OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LOTEROP, COR. 11TH AND F STa X.W. 4 Avan, 24, 1890, BEMNANT DAY TOMORBOW, “ODD PAIRS” IN GLOVES.—9 pairs Ladies’ 4-Button Suede Gloves, in Cream, Pearl and White. Size 53g. Reduced to 50c. per pair. 7 pairs Ladies’ 4-Button Real Kid Gloves, in shades of Green, Sizes 53g and 5% Reduced to 75e. per pair. 5 pairs Ladies' 8-Button Mous- quetaire Suede Gloves, in as sorted shades of Tan; embroid- ered backs. Size 514 Reduced to 75e. per pair. 10 dozen pairs Misses* Opera Gloves. Only 25c. per pair. 2 dozen pairs Ladies’ White Kid Gloves. Only 50c. per pair. Half price. (Eirst floor; center.) HOSIERY REDUCED.—7 pairs Ladies’ Medium-weight Un- bleached Cotton Hose, double heeis and toes, Size 8. Reduced to 20c. per pair. © pairs Ladies’ Lisle Thresd Hose, in Light Gray and Eoru, Sizes 8 and 81g. Reduced to 35c. per pair. 10 pairs Children’s Fine Ribbed Past Black Lisle Thread Hose. Sizes 7 and 9, Reduced to 37}. per pair. 4 pairs Children's Black silk Plated Hose. Size 5}6 Keduced to 50c. per pair. MERINO UNDERWEAR ~—-6 Lades' Jervey-fitting Geuze ‘Venta, high neck and ribbed arm. Size 26. Reduced to 1230. each, 6 Ladies’ Medium-weizht Jer~ sey-fitting Vests, bigh neck and long sieves. Size 38, Reauced to BSc. each; 3 for $1. 4 Ladies’ Siik-and-wool Swiss Ribbed Vests, low ueck and no sleeves, in Pink, Blue and White, Reduced to 81 each. 2 Ladies’ Silk-and-wool Swiss Ribbed Vests, high neck and long sleeves, in Pink and Biue, Re duced to $1.50 each, (First floor; annex.) DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS.— All “Short Lengths" of Challies we are offering at the greatly re- duced price of 10c. per yard. Range from 2 to 9 yards if Jength. SCOTCH GINGHAMS.—Only 9 pieces of 42-inch Brocade Zephyrs, with side band, which we offer at 25c. peryard. Half price. (Second floor; front.) HANDKERCHIEFS.—4 Ladies* All-liuen Hemstitched Handker- chiefs, black border. Reduced to 1234c. each. 5 Ladies’ All-linen Colored Ef- broidered Handkerchiefs, scal- loped edge, Reduced to 18c. each, Bfor 506. 4 Ladies’ All-linen White Em~ broidered Handkerchiefs, scal- loped edge. Reduced to 18¢. each, 3 for 50c, 6 Ladies’ All-linen Black Em- broidered Handkerchiefs, scal- loped edge, Reduced to 18¢. each. 3 for G0c. 15 Ladies’ All-linen Hemstitchet Initial Handkerchiefs, band em- broidered. 3 E's, 2 F's, SJ's, 4 T’sand 3 W's. Reduced to 20c. each ; 6 for 81. 13 Ladies’ All-linen Hemstitched Initial Handkerchiefs, hand em- broidered. 3 F's, 4N's, 2 T's and 4 V's, Reduced to 25c. each, 3 Ladies’ All-linen White En.- broidered Handkerchiefs, scal- loped edge. Reduced to 37}¢c. each. (First floor.) LINEN DEPARTMENT.—Four Sby 10 Bleached Daimask Fringe Cloths. Reduced to $1.50 each. Two 8 by 4 Extra-quality Fancy Bordered Fringed Cioths, Re- duced to 82 exch. Two 8 by 12 Cream Damask Also Remnauts of Linen Sheet. ing, Pillow Linen, Bolster Linen and Shirting Linen, &., which we are offering at greatly reduced prices, (Second floor.) MUSLIN UNDERWEAR —15 Ladies’ Cambric Chemises,squa.¢ yoke of torchon lace, neck aud sleeves edged with lace, Sizes 38 and 40. Reduced to 50c.eac! 7 Ladies’ Canbrie Chemises, Vo yoke of three-inch Hamburg back and front, finished with ribbon. Sizes 40 und 44. Reduced to 85c, each. 5 Ladies? Cambric Chemises, square yoke of four tambour in- sertings and fine tucks between, neck and sleeves edged with em- broidery. Sizes 38 and 40. Re- duced to 81 each. (Second floor, annex.) BOYS’ CLOTHING.—2 Boys* One-piece All-wool Suits, very nobby, Sizes 3 and 5 years, Reduced to $5 each. 1 Boy's Two-piece All-wool Kilt Suit, very sty-ish. Size 6 years, Reduced to 8. 1 Boy's Navy Blne Blouse Jer- ney Suit. Size 5 years, Reduced to 85. A great reduction; 4 Boys’ Navy Blue Corkserew Dress Suits, handsomely made. Sizes 5 to 8 years, Reduced to 86 each. 1 Boy's Fancy Plaid Caasimere Suit, vest front, very dressy. Size 4 years, Reduced to 87 each, 3 Boys’ Extra Fine Three-piece Navy Biue Jersey Kilt Suita “Zouave” style. Sizes 3, 4 and 5 years, Reduced to $7.50 each. 1 Boy’s Spring Cape Overcuat, very nobby, Size 6 years Re- duced to $7. 14.years, Reduced to 50c. each. Boys’ Extra Quality “Mothers Friend” Navy Blue Flannel Waists, Reduced to $1.50 each, (Third floor.) PAKASOLS REDUCED. —2 Par. asols, in shaded Biue aud Cream, pile Suet feel § & i i D. C.. THURSDAY; APRIL 24, 1899 Suorrixa Lasr For Toxorrow, (Priday, April 25.) Dot down opposite the ““Palais Royal” what you re- ‘Quire of the following: $1.25 for Dr. Warner's Spring- ‘weight Camel's Hairand Natural Wool Under wear; Half- price for nearly 1,000 Desirable Remnants of | Ribbons; Slightly Creased 25c. Handkerchiefs for 18 | cents; thone marked 120. for® cents; Choice of 500 Pairs of 55c. and 50c. Lisle Hose for 45 cents; Tinsel Ruching 10 centsa yard: 84 cents for the @8c. Ante- lope Chatelaine Bags; 39cents for the 48c, Combina- tion Card Case and Pocket Books; 50c. Dress Trim- mings reduced from 68 and 75 cents; Buttons at re duced prices: Black “C.G." Lisle Hose 35 cents: #1.25 Wrappers reduced to $1: the Capes for 83.50, the Jack- ete for 84, PPPoA TT gSSg Pe A & a HF § F Mb fh 8 P a4 tus 294 tus RR 00) ¥ ¥ 4 Rr 28 YF & fF ERE yo kA EL EE “od © £2 ha > a es : + ote CENT K K Hi DDD. KK UD D BE TEE K K U bpp cca 1 00 vi v | fg HE RT; GGG Oo VY EF - Goo Tun 00 ‘Vv kee S38 = P7-EVERY PAIR WARRANTED_a3 Of course we couldn't warrant the usual 85-cent Gloves, but these are not 85-cent quality Gloves; they | are higher priced Gloves reduced to 85 cents. | 950. MEN'S ENGLISH DOGSKIN GLOVES Reduced to 85 cents. 980, LADIES’ UNDRESSED KID GLOVES j Reduced to 85 cents, | 960. LADIES’ FRENCH KID GLOVES Reduced to 85 ceute. | 890. LADIES’ PIGSKIN MOUSQUETAIRES keduced to 85 cents. 52 Not undesirable styles or shades, not odd sizes, but hundreds of dozens of the very latest spring | novelties, i THE COLORS. | Six shades of Grays, six «hades of Tans, six shad-s of Modes, six shades of Browns. In ali over thirty | shades, which include Eiffel Red, Fawn and the | Bewest tiuts of Gray, Tau aud Modes, also a Fast | Black. THE QUALITIES. Gentlemen all know of the Palais Royal's 95c. Auto- matic Fastening English Dogskin Gloves, these are | the Gloves offered during the special sale for 85e. Ladies need hardly be toid that the Palais Koyal’s | 96c. French Kid Gloves are extraordivary value. We couldn't afford to warraut every pair were not the quality superior, nor could we offer to try them on were we not assured they fit perfectly, And would we make a window disjlay of them were the colors andem- broidered backs not the very latest? And so of the Warranted Undressed Kid Glovesat @8c., and so of the Svc. Pigskin Glover. The six new mode shades in the later, whilenot easily namable, are the poetry of color. SPECIAL NOTICE. The above Gloves being offered for 85c. you will ‘very probably fiud the counter uear door of No. 1119 Penna. ave. not easily approachable, so please remein- ber you may also obtain the Gloves at the eounter REAK OF THE STORE. Please don't forget this. ‘Ibis hunt also applies to the 25c. Taffeta Silk Mous- quetsires reduced to 21c. and to the 50c. Milanese ‘Sik Mousquetaires reduped to 44c. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Scr Tuosr $3.50 Cares, | €3.50—Six-row Broadcloth Capes, 85.00—Two Ruftes aud Pinked; Pointed Yokes. 86.00—Like above, but with Braided Yoke. #6.00—Three Capes, Braided aud inked; High Shoulders, 28.00—Biack Faille Silk, Handsomely Braided; | Heavy Silk Fringe 10 inches deep, $10.00—Faille Silk, Vandyke Brad ‘Trimming, Two | Deep Black Lace Flounces; Satin Lined. — | 814.00—Imported Enwitsh Browicloth Capes; Pointed Yoke and Double Cape; Hand Braided; Satin Lined. 85.00 to $18.00—Bewied Caves in all styles. 82" The Cloth Capes in Black, Tau, Gray. &e. The | Beaded Styles for Young and Old Ladies, The fit of | the Palais Royal Capes is sufficiently superior to be constant ted. TOL RG THE PALAIS ROYAL, a ae Ser Tuose $4 SJ ackers, Equally as eood bargains at much higher prices ‘Those imported, as ssupies, are offered at Paris and London prices, We can well afford this, for an early glimpse of the proper imported styfes taught us how to order at howe and thus saved the loss incidental to | closing out undesirable styles bought without proper knowledge. | BLACK JACKETS @4 TO $20 (Warranted correct in style, material, fit aud price) Our @€ Diagonal Cloth Jackets are braid bound, ave high sleeves aud hip pockets, and cannot be matched elsewhere at the price, | 812 Jackets for #10. Made to our special order in exact imitation of the imported, which aresold at @20. | We show three styles, A Diagonal Reefer, braid vound | and hich sleeves. A Cheviot Reefer with full sleeves | aud tight-titting silk cuffs A Vest-frout Clay Disco- ual with roll collar and high sleeves, It is uot uutil You have tried ou one of these jackets aud criticaliy hoted the fit and style and finish that you fal in (ow wich them. During the special sale these €12 Jackets for only #10. COLORED JACKETS, 85 TO, g25, 85 Blazer Jackets, striped, all-wool fauvel, finished, hip pockets, &c. $5 Marine Blue Flannel Jackets, turn-over collar and cuffs, gold cord trimming aud big go.d buttons, 88 Cheveron Reefer Jackets, Navy and Tan, lange crochet buttons. Such are «few of the newest of our many different see THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued bel See Tuose $1. 25 Burovses. cSapey-looking Sailor Collar and Bright Color Silk x. Try one on. Pertect it. Of bourse it's | Oniiug Cloth, but dvean't it look Hike an expensive 31,98 These have the Low Plested Necks. Fin- ished with Pocket: be. Btripes and Pisiae in in Pretty ior Combtuations, ‘sand 82.08. Creaty Wool Flange! Blouses 1.98 and $2.68.—« 32:85 French Flannel ip New and Stylish 8 er Tbe New, Madras Cloth, with Silk is Siriee te Fink ena Biue. Tuese are very ‘stylish Blouses ‘be scarce ister. Meh ibang e308 — Wash Silk Blouse. Pretty effects in Colored Suripes. @ aud Cost Cutt Pleated ‘suilor Collars. Full THE PALAIs ROYAL, {Continued below.) $1.25 Wrsrres For 8 All we merchants Keep these $1.25 Wrappers. yy the regen Sage that ag ‘credit Ree DOERR TS OU SPECIAL SALE SALE PR =o only for Thursday, Friday and Mor Tea Gowns of Challte, Surah and ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, We point to the $2.68 Braided Jerseys as the best Tundred diffcrent prices, We dou't tho nig Ty S148, and wh With novellice thai Sill ost Se BU at the credit, paren PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) AEE TrAN odes AND RaT- CORE! chk K BA ial Lt F DIN CONVENE x AL wise ol FR re me Fone NMaANGiNG Is Face prunes WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR SWEETS KEFKIGEKATURS PIE PIER P Phe Ek T PLIERCUS & CHAROOAL Db CAKE Wiig rthrect SAP LAST LONGER IN IT REFRIGERATOK MA ee m SPER ROLL. ANCY CHECK MATTING at 2 nous FANCY CHECK MATTING ar 100 ROLL! 8 FXTRA MEAVY JOINTLESs MAITING. OCR BTiC aR OR MATTINGS Is ONE OF TH IN THE COUNTRY OUR vitGrs AS LOW AS TL towns? — RL EMA RUGS! TAL DRIVE Fon ak WEEN BROMLEY jSinNa RE. eee nY io A RUGS, 91.75, RE Ck SMYRNA RUGS, , aks fev" siMuNA ROG. bsg PEESGi Tatiana avon ecan, ne iS DUCED Te @2.65. deond BROMLEY »M RE BROMLEY SMYRNA RUG! re BS Ft DUCED Tu $6.25 ms 5 . xD. AND OL EPRICE ks Lowe © o 0) piniidt — FRENCH 1 CRETONNER, MOMLE Mouiuts z RMI “= N WE HAVE A THORovONIA PNY FORCE OF CULTERS AND we pint - TRE A PERFLCT FIT IN EVERY Casi. Darina ) PATE: xe, AKRY A FULL THE PARTS OF CAR. We RETAIL AND UsE KE WINDOW SCREENS AND DOORS, K ADJUSTABL® SCKEEN WILL FIT WINDOW AND IS THE BESI ON THE ALSO MAKE TO ORDER TWO DIF- GRADES UF WINDOW AND DooK v8, OWN PATENT SCREEN WE MAKE YW WoobUn FINI TO MATCH THE WORK OF OUR HOUSE ciak GUAR § EVERY PARTIC HADES, DES DES ON SPRING ROLLENS 2 SON BEST BPKING KOLL ALL PAPERS” CORRECT AND NEWESL STYLES aT MODEST PRICES. NO ACCUMULATED OLD STOCK Tu GET RID OF. NEW EFFECTS AND BEST IMITATIONS HANS TAPES TIES, LACES 0. PAINTING IN ALL ITS * spatteen FUKNISHED, EACH, ND EXECULE work AND GIVE is ki Ali¢ Mas SE: LD TO CPHOLSTER REUSING NOTH: MAT tHe FINEST FABKICS OK S. PUR FINISHING SHOP IS MOST COM. PLETE IN 11s APPOINTMENTS AND OUK inal AKE THORULUGH AND EX- PERIENCE: Ds TAKEN ON STORAGE IN 1106 F STREET. KI WE HAVE A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT FORCE OF PAC D STAVE PACKING: ‘wale. ALL. MOVE! iiaus Foie “W. B. MOSES & SONS, _Fand Lith ste nw H: Kies Tarx Tuene- FOR MANY YEARS— @id this modern Cerberus, not 8 myth, but a mortal. The triple-hea ied monster, with the tail of a serpent, guarded well the entrance to the “hole” into which he had put THE PEOPLE, but Orpneus charmed him and Hercules seized him, thereby releasing THE PEOPLE from their Loudage aud relieved them ot their blind- bess, so that they now see the wretch in all bis hideous deformity and turn from him with losthing aud die- ust According to the legend Orphens put bim to sleep with his lyre, and these were the tunes he played SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR M ACK COATS, 85.75, 86.75, $7.50, 88.75, 89.50, 89.75. SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR MEN—CUTAWAY | COATS, 75, S875, $0.75, 810.75, 812.50, | @12.25 SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR MEN—PRINCE ALBERT COATS, $12.25, 815.50, $17.40, 620.50." SUITS UF CLOSHES FOR BUYS—Sizes 12 to 18 years—COATS, VESTS AND LONG PANTS, 81.06, SC, $5.50, 86, 86.50, 7. SHORT PANTS SUITS, Sizes 4 to 14 years. $1.75, €2.50, #2.87, 85, 83.25, $3.50. 83.87, e4. dust bere CERBERUS falls asleep and is made pris- ouer by HERCULES. He awakes, finding himself belpless iu the vise-like grip of the Giant, and to bis astonishment sees that the real repteseutatives of THE PEOPLE have carried the war into Lis own duminious with « full une of MEN'S AND BOYS’ HATS AND CAPs or ALL SHAPES, ALL SHADES, ALL GRADES, RETAILING THEM AT JOBBERS' PRICES. Also a Mammoth Stock of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, which for variety aud elegance is unequaled. 500 dozen Ali-lnen Covllars, guaranteed, at 6a apiece, or 70c. per dozen, Cuffs, Lie. a pair. White Shirts, unlaundried, from 3¥c. to @1 apiece. White Shirts, laundried, from #%c. to €2 ap A Beautiful Line of Neckwear from 25c. bo 5¥e. Genuine Balbriggan Underwear, full regular made, with silk trimmings, ouly 50c. ayarment. Everything in the line of Gentlemen's Furnishings at twenty per cent less than elsewhere, ‘To the strategy of Orpheus and the strength of Her- cules are the people indebted--for the betterment uf their cundition—and the overthrow of their coumon enewy, the modern Cerberus, We claim @ modest share of the honors. VICTOR E ADLER & BROTHER, TEN PER CENT CLOTHING BOUSE, Hats and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, 927 AND 929 7TH ST. ¥. W., Corner Massachusetts Avenus STRICTLY ONE PRICE Open Saturday unt) 21 pan Oca Carepit Pras. . FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, RUGS, BABY CARRIAGES, REFRIG- ERATOR®, STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS IX GENERAL. LOW FOR CASH OR OM EASY WEEKLY O8 MONTHLY PAYMENTS. Poplar Bed Room Suites from @15 up, Oek Bed Room Suites from 25 up. ‘Walnut Bed Room Suites from #40 up. Parlor Suites in Hatr Cloth or Prusb, €35 up. lograin Carpet from 25. per yard up ‘Brussels Carpet from 7 bc, per yard ub, (U4 Cloths from 5c. per yard up. - PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH. AD Carpets Sewed apd Laid Free of Charge. We wuarantes the customer against any loss in matching, te we charge only for the net pumber of yards Deces- ary to cover the floor, twill pay you to call on us before purchasing else- ‘where, es you will find our Prices Lower sud Terme Rasier than any other house in the city. CASH DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON ALL SILLS SETILED iN THIRTY DAYS, Renooan Wud 4 Tae -