Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1890, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY, ‘APRIL 26, 1890-SIXTEEN PAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON: Editor, THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Cireulation of any Newspaper inthe World, and as an Advertising Medium is worth New York Office: Room 03, Tribune Building, The Atkinson bill has been introduced in the Senate by Mr. McPherson and the Pennsylva- nia railroad is urging its immediate favorable consideration by the Senate District committee, No set of men appreciate more thoroughly than do the old members of this committee, who have gone over the whole field of the railroad controversy, the absolute necessity of securing for the people the desired relief in the im- provement of the conditions of the railroad occupation at the same time that the road’s illegal acts are condoned, its freight facilities enlarged, and broad powers of condemnation given to it’ They know very well that to grant these concessions to the road, unaccompanied by any provisions for publie relief, is to deny the people's request for a reduction of the evil of grade crossings, and tomake complete surrender to the road. The committee has before it the Ingalls, Mor- rill and Burton-Pettigrew bills, which suggest remedies for the railroad conditions in South Washington. The Atkinson-McPherson bill ought to be merged with that one of these three measures which meets the approval of the committee. By this course both the people and the railroad will receive fair play. As ex-Senator Sewell says the Bal- timore and Ohio road needs the same relief that the Baltimore and Potomac asks, But in its request for this relief the Baltimore and Ohio indicates its willingness to make expen- sive improvements in the condition of its occu- pation of East Washington, and the committee is likely to exact as consideration additional concessions to the public. The same wise and fair policy should be applied to the Baltimore and Potomac road. — The large death rate among the colored peo- ple, especially in the cities, is attracting the serious attention of the more cultivated negroes. The matter was before the Baltimore Annual Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Chureh anda report prepared by the special committee on mortality among colored people was submitted. The conclusions reached are worthy of the serious consideration of the peo- ple interested, indeed of all the people. The facts as found by this committee are briefly these: The death rate is much higher among the golored than among the white population of cities, but it does not appear to be the case among the rural population. It requires more intelligence to live in the city than in the coun- try. The colored people have moved into the cities in large numbers from the country within the past few years, They are compelled asa rule to occupy inferior quarters and are gen- erally poor. The evils which tend to destroy life among the negroes are stated to be life in ill-ventilated houses, neglect of sleep, and in- dulgence in unduly protracted festivities in hot or unventilated halls or church basements, The moral of the investigation appears to be that the colored people should not flock to the cities from the country, or that, being there, they should pay much closer attention to the preservation of health. a The farmer has been @ suffering and com- plaining individual ever since Adam did his first spring planting, but he never material- ized his woes in politics as he is doing at this Present moment. eee The Democratic optimist relies on a tariff entanglement, the Republican optimist on the sugar reduction, the silver compromise, the federal election bill and the new States of the Northwest. How many of these dreams will be genuine Joseph’s visions? a —— §{Gen. Spinola of New York thinks Tammany is all right, and he considers the civil service law “infamous.” The general is at least consistent. $$ $$$ <a Is ballet dancing the function of an artist, or is it plain every day contract labor? A hun- dred ballet girls are on their way to New York from Europe, and Collector Earhardt is wrest- ling with this question preparatory to receiv- ing them. Souxsox & Lerrern White Goods. We have the largest and cheapest line wer had before, 1Uc., 1z34c., 16¢. ; worth 2 A full stock of Dotted Swisses, 20c,, 25e., 37}4e.; very cheap. 2,000 yards Colored Nansooks, Cream, Pink, Blue. 10«., 12e., L5e.; former price 20c., 30c. This is a job lot of 104 pieces we bought to close out all the party had. Beautiful styles French Satteen, 20c., 25c., 30c., 35e. All new designs. New styles in Chailies, 6c. ta 25¢, Plain Brilliautives, 125c. to 75c. A large stock of new styleGinghams, 8c., 10¢., 123¢¢. Bisck and Colored Surahs, all at popular prices, Atull stock of Underwear and Hosiery. Our prices are the lowest, JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, 713 Market space. ap15-3m Envrs Rerutcerators HAVE A REPUTATION OF FORTY YEARS’ STANDING AND ARE ACKNOWLEDGED EVERYWHERE THE BEST FOR FAMILY UsE. FOR SALE ONLY BY M. W. BEVERIDGF, IMPORTER OF POTTERY AND GLass, No. 1009 PENNA, AV: Sav Wir Us: ap26-7 How Yo Here are some of the items on which we can save you pome money: woxs’ Boys’ Flannelette Outing Waists, well made, ages 5 to 13. Advertised elsewLere, 35e. With us, 25¢. Boys’ Faucy Percale Waists, with collars and cuffx, Heady pressed for wear, AxesS to 13. @1 elsewhere. Here, 50c. Boys’ White Shirt Waists, linen collar and cutis Pressed for wear. Elsewhere $1. Our's 5 WalsTs. 50a Ladies’ Swiss Kibbed Cotton Vests. All sizes. Low neck and short LADIES’ sleeves. Same as last year's 25c VESTs. Ginghsm Aprons, with two yards 10c. giuwham, 20c. each. White Bordered India Linen Aprons, 38 inches long, 14 yards wide. exch. Satin Striped Inaia Linen Aprons, 1 yards wide. 50c. each. APRONS CARHART & LEIDY, “PHILADELPHIA STORE,” 7th st. and 706 K st. nw. Dax Cor Am REFRIGERATORS, Being constructed on scientific principles, are perfect as regards distribution of cold dry air turough the en- tire ape & Jewerrs REFRIGERATOR. After many years of experieuce in handling Refrig- trators we cau safely say that the Jewett Cold Air Chamber Ketngerators cannot be excelled for superior fuishanc usefulness. We have in stuck all sizes. 3. w. BOTELER & SON, 23 PENNA. AVE. Dix Gooons. Sheeting, 244 yards wide, 17c. and 18. Fitkow CASE COTTON Toc $ of the Loom Bleached Cotton, Sige. Brown Covton, Se Busch Cashmere. ueatis, 13¢ yards wide, Oe, lored Cashmere, yard wide, Woul Face, 200, ‘Dress silk, sreriers pure! . Velvet Kibiou, Plain and Satin Back. Ladies? Blourting Collars, Se ‘Au Wocl Cashmere in all shades, 500. Gents’ Laundered Shirts, 45¢. ful Line New Ginghame Clark's 0. T. Spool Cotton, 45e. Fs 10 yards Spool Cotton. will run received. . doz. aa Je. for fourteen rows. = White Bed Spreads, 75¢. A few Bewuants of silk leit, Ranuing them off cheap. 2. B. TOWNER & SON, wid 1316.7tb st aw. Scanzr Sirxs Fo ar Pere oF fr i by pt ¥ b Kee 5 | more summery every bh that suit your Siero att ee, “Some new fryaved Todiss are’ the latest comers—24 ches wide s Silver Gray width— say ie The plain = is with delicate drurings carelessly 4 bere jacquard Indis—new 1.15 9. mS Says getting more any Phased of do dark St If comparison will fix the every bit of it. But im wee $1 tech rata eee See sa smooth snd ren. They are the dlackeat blacks you ever saw. Striptet of epectale tn Black Paill Francaise. A Genuine French—20 inches wide at $1 a yard. A Genuine “Bonnet”—21 inches wide at 81.25 8 A Genuine “Bouclarat”—21 inches wide at $1.50 a And just let us tell you these are specialties at special prices, too. If you try to match them you will appre- Ciate what a y they are. Of course, we have the Gros Grain. As 1 |—we insure to yo tell you particularly of aGenuine French that we are offering at $1.10 s yard. nd, 48 Silk goes, is worth $1.25 isewhere. reat yourselves to a Summer Silk and let it be one of OURS. ‘They are the covlest things you can wear— and can your imagination think of auy.bing dressier? Silkis the hixhest typeof refinement in Gowns for promenade or house wear, t it be arranged for at ‘ouce, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” 9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Established 1840. Mx. J. | eps Parser, IMPORTER AND DESIGNER OF FASHION, 1t 1107 F STREET, RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES HER SUMMER OPENING oF THE LATEST IMPORTATIONS, TOGETHER WITH HER OWN APPROVED STYLES, THURSDAY, 1ST OF MAY. 226-3t* J cus Lasssvnen, 13TH AND F STREETS, Desires to call special attention to the line of goods advertised this week. Note below what is offered: MATTING, MATTING, Direct Importation of 1.500 Rolls China and Ja) poe a ce ae Rertrag gegen’ a » beW aud fancy bt 5 per tp. “One Sard wide and 43 pene be ent SPECIAL. : 500 Rolls Extra Heavy Fancy Seamless Matting, 5 Aifferent patterns, reauced 10 $10 per folle RUGS. RUGS, Fatire Stock of Best Quality Smyrua Rugs, reduced fully 3335 per cent, pear & ume No meoure bar- wane ‘The most attractive assortment of BABY CARRIAGES in the city, comprising fully 100 different styles, Pol- ished {eed “and Katsu Bodien, Cushious of Flash, Tapers, Haw sith &c., Handsvine Parasols, trimmed with lage, nickeled steel wheeis and spriigs, from $4.55 Up. Look at them. 7 REFRIGERATORS, An unusually large line of Refrigerators and Ice ests from 85 up. Combination sideboard Refrigerator and Water Cooler from $10 up. ‘ater Coolers from $4.75 up. Porcelain lined " Af you ueed a Chamber Suite look at those which are ey ne roll offered at the extremely LOW PKICE of $32. Were made tor us exciusively—atter our own desigus. Solid Usk in 16 ceutury fish. Large dresser with beveled plate-glass and patent drawer guides. “Not ing like them aud best in the market for the pric Only $32 for the 3 pieces, ‘Lwo Weeks ayo We advertised FINE CHAMBER SUITES ata reduction of 25 to 50 per cent, We still have few left which are offered at a STILL GKEATEK re- duction. Now is your opportunity to secure an ele- on a oaeent eng actual cost, ire Doors aud Window Screeus made to order at LOWES? POSSIBLE PulCEs, Adjustabie Window Scrvcus will fit any window. Covers ior Furniture made to order. Estimates Furnished, WALL PAPERS. New and attractive effects for Wall Decorations. Frescuiug aud Painting. = JULIUS LANSBURGH, ap26 13th and Bats, WOR ONE WEEK-—MEN'S 500. BALBRIGGAN Underwear, 25¢. Meu’s Bleached and Unbleached Jean Drawers, Zoc. Ladies’ Kibbed Vests, Yc. az6-2" BLUM’s, 745 and 747 8th at. ne. Sxnep Masers Or Suozs COMBINE THE BEST MATERIALS AND WORK AT LESS COST THAN THEIR UNSKILLED COMPETI- TORS. ENTERPRISING DEALERS IN SHOES EMPLOY THE MOST SKILLED MAKERS TO MAKE SHOES SUITED TOTHE CLIMATE AND FEET OF THEIR LOCALITY —BUY AND SELL FOR CAsH— ASK ONLY MODERATE PRICES— ATTRACT THE MOST DESIRABLE CUSTOMERS AND DO THE LARG- EST BUSINESS WITH LEAST EX- PENSE. THIS IS THE REASON WE CAN SELL BBR UW U RRR TTTT Bee UU Reh Ew ss Be ie ee EBs bBB UU CR OK OTT Sy58 as HH (00) EER sits Ss HHH OO ER Ses, Sss8 HH “oo? Ee Sss8 AT LOWER PRICES THAN OTHER DEALERS ASK FOR INFERIOR SHOES. THIS IS THE REASON WE LEAD THE SHVE BUSINESS OF WASHINGTON, ARTHUR BURT & CO, (CASH SHOE DEALERS, ap26 1211 F ST. N.W. Wx. H. McKsews Dany Lert Just opened this Jackets in Tan, Navy and Black Chevivts, with silk wide rolling col- lars and fronts finished with silk tie curds, ‘Stylish and comfortable Blazers in plain shades and sttrac- tive fancies. Elegant Long Gar- ments im light fabrics for lady tourists, Vassar Shirts and Shirt Fronts in ‘White and nest fancies. ‘The ever-popular Blouses in solid colors and fancy checks, stripes, &. ‘Both of silk and woot. White Lawn Suits, Wrappers, White and Fancy Vests and Ties for ladies, If you wish something new and ex- clusive—difierent from what you see elsewhere, this i the place to wet it. New Hosiery, Gloves and Under- wear at popular prices. Bear in mind, ours {s the only house in the city that make s specialty of exclusive styles in Ladies’ Furnishings. Remember also wé are making ex- traordinary ia Various Lines throughout the store, and have established @ botia fide “Bazyain counter.” . ‘Waists and a hs | A 00. $3 00 +" E fu BRIS VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE. THE BRISTOL LAND COMPANY ‘Will, on MAY 15, 16 AND 17, 1890, aT BRISTOL, Offer for sale, at auction, wt 000 00 it wow vO Wo it . 22 %w ww UL Sy Myf yg BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE LOTS From its Additions to the City of Bristol, Va, Bristol is situated on the state line between Virginia and Tennessee, at the junction of the Norfolk and Western and East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroads; is the eastern terminus of the South Atlan- tic and Ohio Railroad, extending from Bristol into the coal fields and connecting with Louisville and Nash- ville Railroad at Big Stone Gap, and is the western terminus of the Bristol, Elizabeth and North Carolina Railroad, now building into the rich ores of Doe Mountain and Rosue's Creek in Johnson County, Teun, Bristol is not » “Paper” city; it has ® population of about 12,000, live, energetic people, is rapidly grow- ing and is destined to be one of the larxest manufac- turing cities of the south. It lies within Shours of in- exhaustible coking and domestic coals, the richest iron ore in the U, 8., and immense bodies of virgin timber, all of which reach Bristol via the 8, A. & O, and Eliza bethton roads, : ‘Its advantages of transportation and nearness to markets, its elevation (nearly 1,700 ft), delightful climate, snd its SOLID BASIS IN MINERAL WEALTH and timber present inducements for invest- ments rarely met with. During the past year over 81,000,000 have been invested. The Bristol Iron and Steel Co. (owned by Pennsylva- nia iron men) has commenced the construction on the company's lands of the largest furnace plant in the south, ' WAIT FOR THIS SALE. GO TO IT AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF AN OPPORTUNITY TO INVEST WHERE RETURNS MUST BE LARGE AND QUICK. AMPLE HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS. DON'T MISS THIS GRAND LAND SALE. For particulars apply to F. W. HUIDEKOPER, President, T. H. WENTWORTH, sn, Secy. and Treas, 619 14th st, Wash., D.C., Or to ‘H.W. BATES, Vice President, Bristol, Tenn. A few of the many who have invested and are inter- ested in the development of Bristol are: Wm. P, Ciyde, Saml. Dickson, Ex. Norton, Geo. Burnham, F. D. Carley, W. H. Trotter, Jobn H. Inman, ‘Wm. H. Bennett, F. W. Huidekoper, Edward Eastburn, B.S. Ciark, David Jenkins, Geo. 8. Scott, Va. Investment Co. and H. C, Fahuestock, Others of Phila, Pa. ; Gen, T. M. Logan, ‘H. C. McDowell, ‘W. G. Oakman and others J. W. Gaulbert, of New York city; St. John Royle and others Cordley & Co., of Kentucky; ‘Nath. Thayer, A. M. Shook, Chas. L. Janes, NN. Baxter. ir, Nashville, E. B, Abbott, ‘Teun. ; EA Adams, Col. Jno, C. Haskell, Co- Lew B. Russell, Jumbia, §.C. Benj. Dean, Jos. Bryan, ¥. 8, & E. C. Sherburne, Lee, Higginson & Co., W. RB, Meredith, Jno. L, Williams & Son, A. Cochane & Co., W. 0. Skelton, Jackson & Curtis, L. B. Tatum, D. A. Gregg, Allison & Addison, Viles & Smith and many H. L. Cabell, others of Boston, Mass.; W. H. Flournoy, 0. W. Norcross, Worces~ R.G. Cabell, jr., and others,? ter, Mass. ; Richmond, Va. ; Wm. McGeorge, r., Chas. H. Scott, J. F. Rison, Danville, Va; Gen. R, A. Ayers, Justice Cox, jr, iH. W. Bates, . Abraham 8. Patterson, Jos. L. Kelley and many Wm. D. Jones, others of Va. 9p26,28,29,mal,3,5,6,8,9,10,12,13-12¢ JOR ONE WEEK—CHILDREN'’S SCHOOL UM- brellas, silver or go.d-plated handles, 49c. jes Gloria Silk Umbrellas, 9 re handles, 98e. S, 745 and 747 Bth st. s.0 % 18,9,4, 1,12, 22,5,9,12. 6, 12, 15, 21, 18. ‘These figures are the numbers of the alphabet which ‘spell out the name of the VERY HIGHEST GRADE SPRING WHEAT PATENT FLOUR Manufactured in the world, the justly Celebrated BRIDAL VEIL FLOUR, And for sale by the following First-class Grocers: CHARLES 1. KELLOGG, Masonic Temple. W. E. ABBOTT, 1721 Penusylvania ave. and cor. 11th and H sts, GEORGE E KENNEDY & SONS, 1209 F st and 1116 Connecticut ave. B. F. BACON, €40 Pennsylvanis ave. G.G. CORNWELL & SON, 1412 Peunsylvauia ave. C. C. BRYAN, 1413 New York ave. BEALL & BAKER, 486 Pennsylvania ave, E. E. WHITE, 635 Louisiana ave. 8. R WATERS, 1342 7th st. A O. WRIGHT, 1632 14th st. n.w. BI ©0., 354 ave GIVEN, cor 34 snd H sts, nw, ap24-was* 20. it pend size 14 2 i's, 725 and 747 Sth ae ae, gyronsce-cop PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W., iy Clean, sd avec oamert, Ose Wares Exressiox. ‘You know We advertised that—for this week— ‘those who wanted one of our high-class Baby Carriages—the very best there are made inthe worid—and who really didn’t feel ahle to pay Gown the cash necessary for such » purchase, ‘would find us ready to meet them on an honest, straightforward credit arrangement. The plan ‘Was to ask $2 cash down and the balance on rewuler weekly payments, Well, the weather has been so unfavorable the past week that “mothers” have had no opportunity to get out, ‘nor the infants s chance tobe trundied. And 80, ‘ot to foreclose such an offer without giving you © fair show, we'll repeat this offer for the com- ing week. Youcomprehend? It holds good all through next week, Now, auother thing, We want to sel! you ‘some of our summer furniture. If possible fit out your summer residence, There's one chair—s Maple and Half-reed Porch and Lawn ‘Chair—you're very able to forget to order. ‘We'll remember it for you, and more—we'il give you one? And when we're getting out your order you won't have to remind us of it, either; for we present one of these Chairs with every order for summer furniture, W. H. HOUGHTON & CO., at 1218 and 1220 F st, n.w. REE mA g8s BPE BFE COOH AE 558s Bssq PPP EEO OH RAL Ss, Sug P ken ‘Ocd U AAA Lure Ssg8 aT K KII NN N GGG ™ cSS8, KEK HANNG on 8S ERIN KN GoGo ,°8 K KUN NN GGG 8x38 PPPoA A CCO EEB BoP AA E fa OO BPP AA AA g ER BA. tu 24 God Exe Tt 812-814 7TH STREET N. W. MM IONE OL WS" NEFERRRY ¥ MMMMIEL LL INNNE RORY ¥ MMMMITT £ IINNNEE RRR YY MMMIL 0 WN NNER R ¥ MoM MILCUILCLLLUN NNEKER ROY = BLACK ENGLISH LEGHORN FLATS AT 900 Bago 3 60. gg My “COG BLACK AND WHITE LEGHORN FLATS, WORTH $1.50; BARGAIN PRICE, v5c. LACE STRAW FLATS, OPEN WORK, WORTH $1; BARGAIN PRICE, 45¢. BLACK FLATS, LARGE SIZE, WORTH 49c.; BAR- GAIN PRICE, 190, CHILDREN'S TRIMMED SAILORS, WORTH 250.; BARGAIN PRICE, 12¢ : CHIP FLATS, IN ALL THE LATEST COLORS, WORTH 81.62; BARGAIN PRICE, 81.19. TRIMMED HATS, EXCLUSIVE STYLES, WORTH $5; BARGAIN PRICE, 83.50, pre. RRR Y Y GGG 00 00 DDD s8Ss DR RY Y¥Y G GO 00 OD Ds. BPEs Y 4908, 88, 88 pent Boot EE GEE 00" Bow Sss8z WHITE GOODS. INDIA LINENS, WORTH 80. ; BARGAIN PRICE, 4c. INDIA LAWN, SIDE BAND, 40 INCHES WIDE, WORTH 18c.; BARGAIN PRICE. 8c. INDIA LINEN HEMSIITCHED, WORTH 35c.; BARGAIN PRICE, 250. INDIALAWN, 40 INCHES WIDE, SIDE BAND, WORTH 15c.; BARGAIN PRICE, 8c. PLAID NAINSOOK, GOOD QUALITY, WORTH 200.; BARGAIN PRICE, 123¢0. SPECIALS IN 12-4 WHITE SPREADS, WORTH @1 25; BARGAIN PRICE, 90c, WHITE SPREADS, 12-4, BETTER QUALITIES, WORTH €1.75; OUR PRICE, $1,39, DOMESTICS. OUTING CLOTHS, IN ALL COLORS, STRIPES AND PLAIDS, WORTH 123¢c.: BARGAIN PRICE, 9c. 10-4 PEQUOT AND COHASSE® BLEACHED SHEETINGS; BARGAIN PRICE, 25c. 4-4 AMORY HALF-BLEACHED COTTON; BAR- GAIN PRICE, 8c. | DRESS GINGHAM IN PLAIDS AND STRIPES, WORTH 8c. ; BARGAIN PRICE, 6c. DRESS GINGHAMS, BETTER QUALITIES, IN PLAIDS AND STRIPES, WORTH 10c. AND 12340.; BARGAIN PRICE, 8c. AND 10c, SIDE BAND GINGHAMS, IN ALL THE LATEST SHADES, WORTH 1lic.; BARGAIN PRICE, 12}, CHALLIES. CHOICE CHALLIES, IN ALL THE LATEST DE- SIGNS, WORTH 8c.; BARGAIN PRICE, 5c. YARD WIDE FRENCH BATISTE, WORTH 20c. ; BARGAIN PRICE, 123¢0. SILKS. ALL COLORS SATINS, WORTH 50c.; BARGAIN PRICE, 35c. ALL COLORS SURAH, WORTH 55c.; BARGAIN PRICE, 40c. STRIPED SURAHS, IN ALL THE LATEST SHADES, WORTH 65c.; BARGAIN PRICE, 550, INDIA SILKS, IN PLAIN COLORS, WOKTH 75c,; BARGAIN PRICE, 65c. FIGURED CHINA SILKS, IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS, WORTH 690.; BARGAIN PRICE, 500. FAST COLORS TURKEY RED TABLE CLOTHS, WORTH 35c.; BARGAIN PRICE, 25c, * sss mo Ss8 1 ERE P OF PR AAA L $ o Ee e ava’. CLL cco =O EKE 812-814 SEVENTH ST. N.W. it GRAND DOUBLE STORE. nat You Waxr- WHEN AND HOW YOU WANT IT. ‘There are a number of gentlemen who prefer cus- tom-inade garments, It is our privilege to provide the best facilities for their accommodation. ‘They are like alot of you people who wouldn't live im any house but one you own, Wouldn't feel at home. Neither do they in ready-made clothing. There isu’t one of them, either, who wou't acknowledge we coald fit him all right, It is'simply their whim— Tailoring varies the same as any other trade. There are experts—and some who never will be more than apprentices—and you can’t tell until you try them, A good stiff price often is used as a covering to iuferior work, If @ man wants a thinga make-him-pay-for-it sort of # policy doesn't gain any sympathy with us, Just be- cause a gentleman is particular is no excuse for bleed- ing him, Our prices are not much—but our work is ail it can de. ‘The best designing skill we can find work upon the finest line of imported worsteds that ever crossed the vcean. Practice is the high school of theory—and you'll find every wan connected with our Tailoring Department # practical tailor. Look our cloths over. Hear our experts chat about the styles, Hear the prices—they’ll open your eyes if you know anything about the steep ladder others make you climb—and if you leave us your measure you'll get your clothes when we promise them—andjthey"iyplease you. ARE YOU INTERESTED? It iau’t every cutter who can shape Livery Gar Ments—we've gne who can, Makes # study of it, But why not let us show you what we can do for yourserv- ants out of our ready-made stock? We don’t mean show samples—and send for what you want. We carry ali there is worn, from the Coachman's Coat to the Qvok's Cup—right in stock, ‘We'll just drop you the hint that the dark colors are wearing for use on the box. The light shades are esting this season. Tie coachman should change to ‘the less weighty—the footman. too, How's the hall boy. the butler and the waiter? Anything that they are needing? Your authority to At them out and it ‘will be done to your satisfaction. Every time your order you carriage out in the rain you think of the rubber covering your coschman ra, Initleaky? Drive by and let us fix him with an absolutely water-tight outit. SAKS AND COMPANY, DRESS SPECIALTIES, PERBSYLVANIR AVE AND SEVENTH STBEET. OFFICE OF | ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, COR 117TH AND F STS. XW. Ssrvapux, Arm 26, 1890. BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY IN LACE tion sale held in New York last week en- ‘ables us to offer them at exceedingly low Prices, It ie without exception the greatest sacrifice of goods ever made in this well-stocked department, Weoffer: Tamboured Muslin, Only 15e, per yard; with single border, 21c., 260, and 280. per yard; with double border 35e, per yard, Allover Tamboured Muslin. Only 406. per yard. Dotted Swiss Muslins at 19¢., 25c.and 40c. per yard. Embroidered Real Lace Curtain Piece Goods at 60c, and 65e. per yard, ‘Tamboured Muslin Curtains, 33 yanis Jong, at $3, $3.50 and @4 per pair, Swiss Tamboured Lace Curtains, 3% yards long, at @3.25, $3.50, 84.50, -50, and $8.50 per pain, Printed Indian Curtains, 3% yards Jong and 1% yards wide, Only $1 per Pair, Just the thing for Cottage Drapery. Oriental Crochet Curtains, 3}j yaras long. Only 812 per pair. : Applique Curtains, 4 yards long, Ouly 811 per pair, (Fourth floor.) LADIES’ JACKETS. We'are still continuing our Special Reduction Sale of Ladies’ Jackets, Ladies’ Blazer Jackets, in Mode, Tan, aud Black, Reduced to $5 each. Ladies’ French Flannel Blazers, in cream and Fancy Stripes, made to wear with the Vassar Shirt, Reduced to 85 each. Ladies’ Fine All-wool Jackets, in Black and Colors, made with vests, reveres, tight and loose fitting fronts, &c. Re- duced to $7.50 each. Ladies’ Fine Black All-wool Stockinette Jackets. Reduced to $7.50 each, Ladies’ Black All-wool Jackets, im wide wales, chevrones, diagonals, &c., with and without vests. Reduced to 10 each, Ladies’ Fine Black Jackets, hand> somely lined with satin, Reduced to $12.50 each. (Third floor.) MADERIA EMBROIDERIES.—They were better than we thought. Such s demand for them that we had toorder more—and they are here. Run in 434- yard lengths; are embroidered tn light blue on white muslin; light blue work washing out. 27c, to 1 per strip. 100 strips 436 yards each of High Grade Embroidertes, 1 to 3 inches in width 50c. to $2.75 per strip, (Second floor.) MEN'S NEGLIGE SHIRTS TO ORDER.—We are now prepared to make to order Men's Neglige Shirts, Pajamas, ete. Larger assortment and more elegant styles of Wash Silks, Scotch Flannels, Scotch Madras than ever before shown. By leaving your orders now you svoid the great rush two or three weeks later, (Men's Furnishing Department.) LIGHT WEIGHT BED WEAR FOR SUMMER.—On Monday we will offer one case White Crochet Quilts of soft, strong thread, at the exceedingly low price of 1.15. 80x90 inch. A HINT TO EARLY BUYERS.—Warm weather is rapidly approaching and there is no time like the present for supplying your wants in Light-weight Blankets and Comforts, We are fully prepared to show you an exceptionallp attractive line for both single and double beds. (Fourth floor.) WET WEATHER OVER GARMENTS. ‘We have today placed on sale the follow- ing special values in Ladies Fine En- klish Waterproof Garments: Ladies’ Cloth Surface Alexandria Rag- lens, in neat and attractive patterns of Checks, Stripes, Plaids, &c, $3, $7 and 810 each. Ladies’ Cloth Surface “Russell” Cireu- Jars, in same patterns as the above. $6, €8 and 810 each. An attractive line of Ladies’ Silk Waterproof Garments, in the handsome “Russell” shape. $15 each, We are also offering a complete line of Domestic Waterproof Garments at from $1.50 to $3 50 each, (Third floor.) PARASOLS.—This stock is the largest and finest we have ever shown, All the conventional styles and shapes and many fashiouable novelties. We offer from the regular stock: Parasols in Stripes, Plaids, changeable, attractive borders and plain. 3, $3.50, $4, 84.25, $4.50, 85 and $6 each. Changeable Silk Parasols, in stripes of Blue, Brown and Gray, $7.75 each, Surah Silk Parasols in Gray, with borders of darker shades; in Tan, with Dorders shading to brown, natural wood handles, with Bonboniere Boxes on top; 22-inch. @8 and 810 each. “Newport” Parasols, in Gray, Tan, > Eiffel, Garnet and Green with brocade borders, finished with ivory tops; 22- inch, $7,560 aud 10.50 each. Gros Grain Silk Parasols, with satin stripes embroidered in White, all shades; 22-inch. $10 each, (First floor.) GLOVES .—We quote the following; ‘Ladies’ 8-button length Mousquetaire Suede Gloves, in Black ouly. $1.60 per anes 5-button pinked wrist Impe- rial Kid Gloves, in Black and assorted shades of Tan, Mode, Gray and Brown Firat Soor, center.) INFANTS’ DEPARTMENT.~We are showing all the latest novelties in Chil- dren's Chambray and Mull Siste in Pink, Pale Blue, Cream, Red, White and Black, in s variety of shapes an@ st- - tractive styles, Suitable for baby boys or girls, Infante’ Fine Merino Sacques, feather stitched seams apd band-embroidered borders, * Infants’ Real Lace Christening Robes, handsome silk closks and caps to match, (Second floor, annex) — — wee Commer 11th and F ete, ate, A Cuaxce For Mex (FOR MONDAY, APRIL 28), GENTLEMEN: ‘The approaching season for Flannel Shirts prompts Us to quote the following reduced prices for White Shirts: 63c. for the “Palais Royal” Pleated Bosom Dress Shirts; sizes 14 to 18 inches, Need you be told 85c. is the usual price? $1 for the $1.50 Fancy Bosom Full Dress Shirts; open front and back; only sizes 15%, 16, 1644. ‘7Se. for the “Palais Royal” $1 Pleated Front Night Shirts; prettily embroidered ; sizes 14 to 18. $@-You'll find our Mr. Porter on Monday near the oor of No. 1110 Penna ave. He is au authority on PPP a a AA 4 AA tt gs PPP OA A k AA H Sass P AAA AAA IT P ava Tune 27a S355 00 1 mr Oo FY A ET Roo YW Ma zo £ 25% LADIES: Owing to delay in transit the warranted Fast Black Hose at 25 cents (as advertised) will not be on sale ‘Monday, but in order not to disappoint our patrons shall offer our 35-cent Pisin and Drop Stitch Hose for 25 cents, You will sisogain by the non-srrival of the Advertised 35-cent Lisle Hose, as we shall offer our — warranted Fast Black Kibbed Lisle Hose for conte, THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Laces Veny, Very Curae. ‘Not a few odd pieces, but the very latest styles—the last of the importers’ best selling patterns. Bouxht cheaply and sold accordingly. 1 piece 42-inch Black Silk Chantilly Lace Flouncing, cheap at @1.68, ONLY €1.25 A YARD. 1 piece of Pretty Floral Design and of quality silk that is worth 81.75 a yard, ONLY $1.35 A YARD. 1 piece, good value at $3.25, ONLY $2 A YARD. 2 pieces Wash Silk White Vandyke Laces, ‘i inches wide, for 56 cents. The piece 5 inches wide for 6Uc. ayard. 1 piece Irish Point Vandyke Lace, made to look like Chantiliy, 4 inches wide, only 26c. a yard. 2 pieces Irish Point Vandyke Lace in new design, ‘334 inches, 35c.; 4 inches wide, 48c. s yard. 2 pieces White Silk Vandyke Laces, 3 imches, 19¢.; 5 inches wide, 25c. » yard. €27Piease ask for the Advertised Laces and let your call be as early as possible Monday. The limited quantities, superior qualities and low prices make them one-day bargains, REMNANTS VERY CHEAP. Each morning the remnant trays in every depart- ment are replenished with short lenxths caused by the previous day's business, Monday morning you will find unusual bargains in short lengths of Lace and Ruchinys—Saturday’s trade always causes many remuante, THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Ghuoves Ar Reovcep Purces. The object in quoting marked-down prices is to re- duce the stock of Kid Gloves prior to the beginning of the Silk Glove Season. We thought three days of re- duced prices would suffice, but the rain kept you in- doors, so we gladly continue the special prices for Monday. 85 CENTS for the Men's 95c. English Dog-Skin Gloves. Every pair |. Tried on at our risk. 85 CENTS for Ladies’ 8c, Undressed Kid Gloves in all the new tints of Grays, Browns, Fawns, Modes. Tans; alsos Fast Black. 85 CENTS for our uc. French Kid Gloves in twenty- six different shades, including Black. Every pair war- ranted. 85 CENTS for our 89c. Pigaskin Mousguetaires. The new tints of Mode inciude lovely shades of Fawn, Suede, Dove, Mouse, ete. 21 CENTS for our 25c. Taffeta Silk Mousquetaires in new shades and Fast Black. 44 CENTS for the 50c, Milanese Silk Mousquetaires, (Continued below.) papas aia: Spectr Saez Daess Goons. The days—Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, April 28, 29,30, The first Special Price is as follows: 50 CENT WOOL DRESS GUODS 50c. English Plaid Suitings..... 50c, French Plaid Suitings.... 50c, Combination Striped Suitings, 50c. 40-inch Black Mobairs.... S@-The Suitings include lovely shades of Old kose, Heliotrope, Greens, Browns, Tans, Fawns, Blues, &. ‘The materials warranted all pure wool and certainly ‘as good value attainable in the country at 50 cents a yard, A SOUVENIR. ‘We be shall pleased to present to each of our custom- ers, with our compliments, A PERFECT FITTING BASQUE PATTERN made from the fsmous But- terick Designs. We have them cut in twelve sizes, 80 we can assure you of # perfect fit THE PaLals ROYAL poret F E it AE 2. Ast | wl 2 lth SE in DA A OS, SA RE N28 AI A MA ER nd Al Dh 3, SEE HER) AE, CEO oh JER EA I 2 (Continued below.) Tse Secoxv Srectat Price. 69 cents for choice of our 80-cent English and French Plaid and Striped Suitings. These goods are too well known to need description. Only this need be said: The special price terminates Wednesday, April 30, at 6 p.m. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Sraixa Wars Buace Goons, The following is an abridged price list of our new stock for the 1890 spring and summer season. The question with you is: Where the best qualities for the prices? We—The Palais Royal--claim that our cash business enables more sdvantageous buying and smaller profits when selling than possible to the credit store merchant, and, therefore, THE BEST QUALITIES FOR THE PRICES. But this isonly theory. Is it putin practice? Amorning’s shopping tour will tell you. WARRANTED FAST BLACK. 40-inch Black Nuns’ Veiling.... aveee 500, yard 40-inch Black Wool Albatross... serve 600. yard 42-inch Hemstitched Nuns’ Veiling..........75¢. yard 42-inch Batiste, Grenadine Border. 42-inch Batiste, without border.. PRIESTLEY'S BLACK GOODs, 42-inch Silk-warp Clairette... 42-inch Black Convent Cloth.. Nee Hox: New Hous SEWING MACHINES Before purchasing @ machine call and examine our Nebtrunning and simple NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE and eee the great variety of work dope on the New Home with ease. Besutiful styles of wood work, imantique oak, walnut or cherry. sold on easy monthly payinente and special disount for CASH Will be sent to your house for trial free of change Orders by mail promptly attended. Every machine warranted for five years, First-class machines for rent by week or mouth Needles and parce for ali machiues at low, SPECIAL FOR MONDAY ONLY. 63 Forms for Draping at $1.95 eacn, 8 OPPENHEIMER & BRO, Sole Agents for the Light-running New Home chine. Keer Ocr Tur Rax. THIS INCESSANT WET WEATHER CAUSES YOU TO THINK OF SOME KIND OF A GARMENT AS A PROTECTION FROM THE RAIN, spt THE GREATEST OBJECTION TO A RUBBER OR McINTOSH COAT IS THE WEIGHT. THEY ARE TOO HEAVY 10 WEAR IN ADDITION TO AN OVERCOAT, AND THERE I8 NOT ENOUGH WAKMTH IN TREM TO LEAVE THE OVERCOAT OFF. WE HAVE OVERCOME THIS OBJECTION WITH OUR YEPHYE-WEIGHT McINTOSHES, GUARANTEED TO BE THE LigHTEST WEIGHT GARMENT IN THE WORLD THAT 18 ABSOLUTELY WATERPROOF, THEY COME IN PLAIN BLACK AND DRAB AND NEAT PIN STRIPES, WITH OR WITH- OUT CAPES; ALL SIZES, PRICES 6 TO #10, AND YOU CAN HAVEOURGUARANTFE THAT THEY ARE WATERPROOF, Me as cALL ANDSEE THEM, ~ ROBINSON, PARKER & ©9., THE POPULAR CLOTHIERS, _ap26-e0__ 319 SEVENTH ST. N.W 7 19 SPECIALTIES 719 FE Dad ke x Peo is TTITH # T1<8y wow WeeRPRRK ok T HaniSss, Www re re Ree TH Bis ® WW Eeekeek “kz PARASOLS, Our stock of Parasols is conceded to be one of the most complete in the city and our prices for Bret-class goods are the lowest. - Cs 8. * Colored Satin, with corded pes, 2.88. < eg igted Gros "Grain, with fancy borders, #4.25 to Black with hand-run Spanish lace covers, 10.25 and @1i. Black and White A large assortme: in great variety, #4 to #6. mut of Mourning Goods ai sty Children’s Parasols, plain and fancy, in grest variety, ag LS Sinden, "5 om to 94.50. : sae, sf . Sun Umbreilas, Brown, Blue, Garnet, @.50. TRIMMINGS, Black Silk Vandrke Passementeries, 4 to 36 inches Jet Vandyke and Baud Trimmings ‘aod Ornaments. Colored Silk Vandyke Trimmings, @1.65. Cut Steel and Persiau Passementeries for trimming Dounets and dresses in wreat variety. CHANTILLY FLOUNCINGS. 5. ye im Another delivery of those 60-inch Flonncings at half- P 1.75 and $2. We have ouly a limited quantity and ‘Will do well to secure them at ouce. BUCKLES AND SLIDES. Prices are so exceedingly low that it will certainly oft " Pid inch Gilt-and-srver Slider $5 ona inch ‘Gilt-aud-siver Sisde . Cut Steel Sitdes, 30,35, 40, 5 eg Colored Pearl S.iies, wiil ice! settings, 2 and 2-inch Steel, Silver and Gilt Buckies, suitable for dress trimiuinye, 20 to 5 Hand Crotchet Sides, so 1Uch ip demand for mours- ing. in all sigee, 6c. to # Also much finer grades of Buckles in Gilt, Bilver,Oxi- ized, Pearl and Jet, duc. to #189. CHILDREN'S MUSLIN HAT! = Shirred Mull, @1.25 chy Braided Pique, 25, 7 to7 gpibrowered and Corded Bonnets, 25, 50, 75c., to © G. Davis, os 719 Market Space, corner 8th st. JOR ONE WEEK—BOXS' 390. DOMET FLANNEL Shirts, 25c, "Striped Canvas Belts, fancy buckle r Lies, +0 BLUM'S, 745 and 747 8th st. we. 226-20" Swarms War LRIES, Cycle Rink, H st. n.w. (near Sth st.) Dart's, Psycho's, Ormonde's, League's, Garelles, Bare National's, Juno's and Our Pet. Price, 818 w Bld. ‘Compiete 1, Ladies or Genta Purchasers Tausht Pree, BALSSKOOM, Cor. Sth aud Est, yt BS A EE BEES ot BAL RES POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET THREE SALES OF INTEREST. fostery and Merino Underwear, Inderwear, has enabled us to give bs ual Prices: at the special yrices a : for creas m4 SONBAY EVENING" EADS THE REDUCED HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR a Schoj “s Fast Biack Derby Ri Soe eee Tatas 7 * a pair 2bc. Ladies’ Fancy Stripe ‘Hose... for 50c a UNE i coutale that is vew for the season. Prices st: Gualldes ‘Correct, “Nothing kept that we canuct feo om MUSLIN, UNDERWEAR, CORSETS, &o, Pink ‘Crea lke 3 Ourstock of HUSEHY aid UNDERWEAi © oS ae Sy. ¢ ss 30.9 . ant coo = Cambric Gowns, Mother Hubbard tucked yoke, fine fering’ Goce stitching, Tulle ot neck aad sitern, 1. “Gatgiedof 81 Skirts, 2 styles have cambric rate, 1 tye Tufte <i Tsien of ri Drawers, torchon, Val, lace and fine “Pach of the above are worth every cat of @1 each. barwain. au UB! ui 5 We ean do it for this Teason. & short time wince we it action eale CASES Js aNbIR Ore vaio OF EMBROIDERY AND LACES These we e Underwear, well we know stitch that ‘went into them. (€@ The above Cloths are also shown at higher prices, We also have Silk-warp and All-wool Bordered Nuns’ ‘Veiling for Mourning Veils from 75c. to @2.50 syard PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) save Tanonves Ar Sprout Prices. ‘The following are extra qualities for the prices: 65-inch Black Whip Lash Cord Fringe...........@1 yard G-tnch Colored Knotted Silk Fringe........0...-81 yard 13-inch Gold and Silver Gimps............-..50¢. yard EW" Weare credited with the largest stock of Gold, Silver and Steel Trimmings in this city. Shall be ‘pleased for you to look through the stock. BUTTONS REDUCED IN PRICE. Weare ROW QUOTING neatly half price for this eenson's Buttons. That is the reason why we'll have am entizely new stock to show you the coming fall and winter, « : aiied TER PALAIS ROYAL, Cor, 12th st and Pa.ave, a6 2 LINER Sa oo ig} ws Bo; Elegant Gowns, 1 style of 1.25 in style of Tous Of tucking is Joke, douuie roftie at neck Eniliered at sleeve, “another style, wade of Cambric, 2 rows of cambric pserting and Town of tucke i’ yoke, plaites beck, fleeve, beck and ‘siege ruuined with “ue CHEMSIMOHED SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES, nettaed pretty: Qnsigus of stitching. abopane value fot Heabstitched Sheets, plain... sane L-08 onc,