Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: mONDAY. CROSBY Ss. NOY THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the World, and ns an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. Hew York Office: Room 03, Tribune Building. The Record Beaten Again. The number of new advertisements printed in last Saturday's Star was 594, being 62 more than ever before appeared in a single issue of the paper. 36,736 copies of Saturday's Star were sold and circulated, of which number 33,718 were circulated within the city limits,—23,426 copies being delivered at the residences of regular and permanent subscribers ! The aggregate circulation of Taz Stan on the corresponding day last year was 33,817, and the number of new advertisements in that issue was 385. The foregoing figures need no comment. It is only asked that their ful significance as in- dicating the value of an advertising medium be understood and weighed in the balance against vague and bombastic claims in which the use of figures is carefully avoided. PALE AIT SRT Statement of the circulation of Taz EVENING STAR for the week ending April 26, 1890: Mowpay. April 21, 1890. ++ 32,348 ‘TUESDAY, April 22, 1890.. 32.337 WEDNESDAY, April 23, 1890. 32,189 ‘THURSDAY, April 24, 1890. 32.450 Paar, April 25, 1890.. SaTCRDAY, April 26, 1890 TOTAL... ....4. DAULY AVERAGE...... CORRESPONDING WEEK, 1889...........4. 29,553 I solemnly swear that the above fs a true aud correct statement of the circulation of ‘Tas EVENING STAR for tho week ending April 26, 1890. FP. B. Novgs, Treasurer EvENiNG Stan Newspaper Co. Subserived and sworn to before me this twenty-eighth day of April, A.D. 1890. Joun T. C. CLARK, Notary Public. oo The advocates of the spoils system claim that the platform declarations of parties and the and individual pledges of political lead- ers on the subject of civil service reform are shams, intended to deceive the people, not in- tended to be followed after election, and they call upon those who have made these pledges to break them and to cease to be hypocrites. There are politicians who place consideration of the public interest above the gratification of serving as patronage dispensers, and there are politicians who believe it to be to their party's interest to observe good faith in respect to political pledges, in spite of a personal longing ou their part to handle the spoils of office. Such men will beasinvulnerable to an appeal of this kind as the warmest advocates of the merit system who are not active in politics. The re- maining politicians, who may fairly be accused of giving pledges in order to obtain votes by talse pretenses, have already fully committed the act of hypocrisy in making the sham pledge upon which the voters haveacted. The invita- tion of the spoilsmen to them is, therefore, not to cease to be hypocrites, but to confess that they were hypocrites when they made the pledges, and are now shameless liars when the time bas come to fulfil them. It can hardly be expected that many persons will respond favor- ably to an appeal of this sort. oe: oo ‘The proposed Methodist University is meet. ing with liberal encouragement both in and outof the denomination. It isa fact that does Jarge credit to the ministers of the various Protestant churches that they speak words of generous praise of this great national enter- prise, Located at the national capital and sup- ported by the people of all parts of the repub- lic, though it has not governmental indorse- ment, it can truly be termed a national uni- versity, just as the new Roman Catholic insti- tation of high learning is styled properly a national university. The contributions in the Methodist charches of the city in behalf of the enterprise, yesterday being observed at Bishop Hurst's suggestion as University Sunday, mate- rially assisted in constituting the fund of $100,- 000 for the purchase of the site for the build- ings. There seems no doubt that the fund will be speedily raise 1, oo There isa deep unrest in Europe, shifting from country to country and from capital to capital, caused by the depression of working- inen’s interests due to the enormous military establishments of the continent, A little while ‘ago it was apprehended that May 1 would be a day of dread at Paris, then the fear-center was fora while at Berlin, after which it changed to Vienna, Nothing is more certain than that there will be, either peacefully or otherwise, most probably otherwise, a scene of terror, up- heaval aud new creation in continental Europe within the next five or ten years, a There is a proposition in Wisconsin for a fasion ticket, non-partisan in personnel, of Beunett-law Republicans and Bennett-law Dem- ccrats to oppose the combination of native Democrats and German Lutherans and German Catholics who oppose the Bennett law, already described in thiscolumn. This movement may have far-reaching consequences. The subject at issue is beginning to agitate Illinois and other northwestern states where there is a large foreign population. .—_—_— 4 If, as stated, cotton bagging as good as the fate article can be made of cotton stalke the southern planter may laugh at the jute trust, oe The coast survey has also some points togive the ways and means committee on the tariff. If there is anybody who can’t give a “tariff tip” to the committee that person must be one who is eligible only for jury duty, —$<——— The election of s successor to Samuel J. Randall who is not @ protectionist will be somewhat in the nature of # refutation of the tradition that a protectionist is greater than a democrat in the third Pennsylvania district. aaa Detroit wants the democratic national con- Yention in 1892, but she has not yet asked Chi- cago to let her have it, If there is anything in the public-demonstration line you want and don’t see, ask Chicago for it, oe The Farmers’ Alliance proposes to organize a wheat trust, in effect, and put the price up to a dollar a bushel. ————— Maryland is going to lock the stable after the horse 1s gone by amending its constitution so as to prevent 4 recurrence of the Archer defal- cation. Legislated honesty is better than no houesty at all, howe: $$ Among the illustrious Americans to whom the republic is deeply indebted and whose birthday anniversaries have already occurred this year are Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln and Grant, the latter's anniversary having been celebrated yesterday. Ts The new bombardment of Baltimore was with fee-balls and not with those Propelled by gun powder. — - —____ The Treasury surplus does not appear to be very prominent these days, a It is an astonishing and regretable fact that 2,700 courts in the United States are engaged im granting divorces and that one marriage ip every tw -eight is thus annulled. A Baltimore's hail storm was no chestnut, but the bail stones were of that size or bigger. GiEW STORE) COR. SEVENTH AND H STS, N.W. Despite the storm of Satur- dey our Tin Ware Sale was (as they always are) @ great sucess, And ‘why not? Where, south of New York, are such bargains in house- hold goods ever offered? Nowhere! You sil know this, And that's why we'd advise you to keep aneye out, as we're lisble to have ‘one of those sales anytime. Today we want to take Refrigerators and Baby Carriages. And we want to talk plain facts, too, ‘We would be fools to tell you there is only one decent Refrigerator made, because we handle several good makes. But there is one dest refrigerator, the same as there's one best of anything. We know this, and we can convince you of it if you'll give us ® chance to show you how much more economical, cleanly, sweetly-smelling and durable the “Heinz Ventilated Refrigerator”* isthan any cheaply-made, Unventilated contrivance that was ever put on the market. Ice wil! be high this season. Better make your refrigerator save your ice bill, Isu’t that good sense? It will doit. Call in and we'll show you how. We will only take space to hint at s few of the reasons why we can do better than—well, any- body—on Baby Carriages. As “IHE FAIR” is recognized as the mart of the city for Baby Carriages, we are obliged tocarry the greatest variety. ‘Therefore, you have the largest assortment toselect from. Being large buyers, and being upon » thorough- fare where the pestilence of enormous reut doesn’teat us out of all reason, we buy lower, and can and do sell chesper than some who, no doubt, would if they could, We won't claim we've any better Baby Carriages, but we haves greater variety, just as ood and very much cheaper than you can find under any roof in the Dis~ trict of Columbia, ‘There isn't any bragging in this, They are only facts, Here are the Carriages with the prices plainly on them. They start at $4.25 and they run up as high as 40. This isa cash house; and your four dollars sre just ss acceptable to us, and the value we give exactly proportionate, as if the amount was ten times as large, The price on that prize Dinner Set is shrinking every day. TTIT HH ¥ T HK ag T #5 Re = H E T HH ke . Fre 1 RR F a It R R ke 2A Ht ERR , 22 8 PRS FRANELE & CO., Props., p28 CORNER SEVENTH AND H STS. N.W. IS I8 VERY LOW FOR THE GENUINE AR- TICLE, BUT IT IS ALL YOU NEED PAY AT 18 U RRR TTTT C a TT mgs uRR T 2S Ges ARTHUR BURT & CO, SHOE AND PRICE MAKERS, 1211 FST. NW. Wx. H. M Kyrws Dany Lerren QIONDAY, APRIL 28, 1890.) Two important events are trans- Piring here today. The “openiue” of extreme Spriug and Summer Goods and the marking down of various lines that ought to be sold this month. Acounter full of Ladies’ Balbriggan and Merino Underwear is offered at about half price. A quantity of Ladies’ Lisle Thread Hose in Black and & few colors is offered at about half price. The new Goods embrace: Suits of Lawn, Wool and Silk; Blouses of “Outing” Cloth, Flannel and silk. Jackets with flowing frontsand heavy Yie-cords. Shirts and Shirt Fronts for Ladies’ wear. Blazers of Cream and Fancy Flaunela specially good value in Summer Corsets at 50c. per pair, Another fifty dozea “Fast Black” Hose for Ladies, Misses ana Children at 25e. per pair. Ladies’ Taffeta Gloves in Black, ‘Taus and Gray at 25¢. per pair. Cream Silk Swiss Ribbed Vests at Eke. Excellent value in Swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests at 25¢, We sre the only house in the city siving our entire attention to Ladies’ Furnishings, High-class qualities aud exclusive atyles, WM. H. McKNEW, (Suecessor to R. H. Taylor, ut 933 Pennsylvania ave. nw, A Ginosz AT THE LOVELY NEW SPRING GAR- MENTS FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN THAT ARE DISPLAYED ON OUK COUNTERS IS ENOUGH TO CAUSE KVERY LADY OF TASTE TO EVEN FOREGO THE PLEASURE OF A NEW BONNET, 1F NECESSARY, IN ORDER TO BUY ONE OF THE MANY PRETTY STYLES FOR HER BOY. KILT SUITS, JERSEY SUITS, VELVET SUITS, WEST END UIT, TWO AND THREE SHORT PANTS SUITS IN CASSIMERES, CHEVIOTS, TRICOTS AND WORSTEDS; REEFERS, SHIRT WAISTs, NECKWEAR, COLLARS, CUFFS, UN- DEKWEAR, HOBIEKY, SUsPENDEKS, GLOVES AND HANDKERCHIEFS ARE ALL HERE IN ENDLESS PKOFUSION. ALSO A FULL LINE OF FROCK, CUT- AWAY AND SACK SUITS AND SEPARATE TROUSERS FOR YOUTHS AND YOUNG MEN IN ALL THE NEW FABRIC8 AND OF THIS SEASON'S MAKE, ALL THE NEW SHADES AND COLOKS, ALL AT PRICES THAT CANNOT BE APPROACHED BY DEALERS WHO INDULGE IN SLAUGHTER SALks. P B ROBINSON & Co., THOROUGH OUTFITTERS, 909 PENNA. AVE. §.w, Sec N 5 ales reat variety oie mate! paid to your table furnishinws—especially the lunch sete—as to the viands pon them. beautiful sets in colored borders #8 “sv and 10. Gr the Woie Hemeatohed 2. $25, #30 and 830. Instead of the nine in the patterns at ia on an 8-12 all-overhem- stitched in block design at $15. THE DOYLIxs. White fringed st 75¢. $1 and $1.95 a dozen. ‘These Hey wallet oug} So"ang T's Sasa he 16M-ineh, and from §2.50 to @4 a dozen for the 18 inch ones” E ‘The colored, borders—some very nest desixns—from to BL 8 dozen. We think zou wil find in our two-thirds ofa yard uare Whil oues at $5 remarkabl: Yalues for the outlay. id NAPKINS. 5-8 Bleached. something specially fine —saine size- dozen. 34 Nan 83.50, 84, 85, 86, 88, $10, 3 . $12, $18 and 8z0 a dozer ‘The 7-8 size—at 85, 86, $12, 815 and 820s dozen, STAND CLOTHS, 4-4 Momie Cloth—knotted fringe and open work,at $1.25—with the 6-4 at $2 aud the 7-4 at 43.50. Damask— knotted fringe and row of open work— ‘2; $2.50 with one row of hemstitched open work, for the same design in 6-4 size. All-Linen Huck Towel. with Red and Blue border, ]z1gc._ A 20x40, 20c. ag2248 All-tinen Plain White, and Red and Bine bor- jer—30c. enc! 22248 ‘All-tinen Huck, Red and Blue borders—30c. One of the best offerings we've made this season is @ 30240 apex, ee foalen ae, Yellow, jue, Red, Brown an in| ders, for % Huck Loweling27 inches wide 37340, uid 500. @ Crashes and Glass Cloths in all grades, BELGIAN HEMSTITCHED BED LINENS, aniaae, yards Sheets—Linen every inch of them—86 Mex3S-inch Pillow 22gx: lo 2 @ pair. We simply drop them as a hint. Wehave s dozen other grades in all widths. It takes an expert to judge Linen. Are you experts? We are—and if you're not you better let us know what Youare wautiug—for we have the stock to supply you in the reliable grades and at pri tare remark- ably cheap tor such good qualities. SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” 9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Established 1840. 1t S Asstoxers Sate. COMPLETE STOCK OF HARDWARE. By virtueof an assignment for the benefit of cred- itors the entire contents of 1313 7th street must be sold. A splendid opportunity for a man of small capi- tal, Stock invoices at $2,000. WALTER 8. LAMON, Assignee. Address P, 0, Box 484 or call at store. a28-3t* PPP, RRR OO MM MM PPP TTTT r oe ae RRO O MMMM its pep ERE O QO MMMM BPP OR 777 Po OR EO RRM T NNN FE RXN ORT gs Ss rie i= RRS fee Sss8 Syu8 IN THE DELIVERY OF OUR ORDERS COMBINED WITH THE BEST CUTTING AND MANUFACTURING TALENT TO BE HAD SHOW THAT OUR FACILITIES MARK: TOP NOTCH. a £ sss AA OL S38, rw ae 4 Bgg8 4 tu A FOR THIS WEEK, 500 BRAND-NEW STYLES ms FANCY MIXED CASSIMERES, WORSTEDS AND COATINGS. SUITS TO ORDER FROM 920. TROUSERS TO ORDER FROM 85, IF YOU WANT TO “GET THERE” FOR CHOICE, HURRY UP! i= g co Soe Se we Ss asad > 615 and 617 Pennsylvania ave., Washington, Samples and self-me.purement rules mailed on application. ap28, 30-2t INE WEFK—OUR 62c. UNLAUNDERED FWin? ehirese Sie, double reinforced front and back, bound bosom, patent stays, y az6-2t" 74 BEC Mow. J. P. Pacuen, IMPORTER AND DESIGNER OF FASHION, size 14 to 17% . 1747 Bth'st. se. 1107 F STREET, RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES HER SUMMER OPENING OF THE LATEST IMPORTATIONS, TOGETHER WITH HER OWN APPROVED STYLES, THURSDAY, 18T OF MAY. 8-34" wy TORAGE~480 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. bs ce E, CORBETT. s26-1w J vs Lanssvren, 13TH AND F STREETS, Desires to call special attention to the line of goods advertired this week. ‘Note below wuat is offered: MATTING MATTING. Direct Importation of 1,500 Rolls China and Jay hese Mattings, Plaiu, White ang Faney seamless, fu- est quality, new aud faucy patterns, trom #4 per roll up. “Oue yard wide aud 40 yards toto roll. SPECIAL. 500 Rolls Extra Heavy Favey Seamless Matting, 5 different patterus, reduced to $10 per roll, RUGS. RUGS. Entire Stock of Best Quality Smyrua Rugs, reduced fully 53% percent, "Now is the tiue to sosure we a bs The most attractive assortment of BABY CARRIAGES in the city, com} jug fully 100 different styles, Pol- faned heed Kattan Bodies, Cushions of Fi ‘Lupestry, Kaw piik, &c., Haudsoine Parasols, t with lace, miceled’ stee! wheels aud sprigs, fru $4.55 up. ac them, REFRIGERATORS. lly large line of Refrigerators and Toe Chests trom 85 up. Refrigerator aud Water ideboard “force ued Wate Ccolers from 84.75 ster .75 up. it you ueed 4 Chamber ‘Suite look aL whitch offered ai the extranely LOW PiiCh of 832, They Were made sor us eXciusively—aiter our own desigus. Solid ak in 16 century Bhish. ‘dresser with beveled piate-glass and yateat drawer guides. Noth. ing like tuem sud vest in the market for the price. 1¥ SS tor the J pieces. ‘Wo Weeks ayo We advertised FINE CHAMBER SUITES ata of 25 to 50 iis oteet ote 20 crak, Bagster aut Chamber suiie st alunost sctusl costeeee on ‘Mudow made to order at 26 ‘ 2B. ess me & =) gE $08 Ere IN OUR ASSORTED COLORS AND BLACK ENGLISH LEGHORKN FLATS AT 690. BLACK STRAW HATS, BEST QUALITY CHINA MILAN, WORTH 49c., ONLY 19c. CHILDREN’S TRIMMED SAILORS, 120. CHIP FLATS, IN ALL COLORS, SOLD ELSE- WHERE FOR 81.50, ONLY 81.19. WHITE LEGHORN FLATS AT 930. BLACK LEGHORN FLATS AT 950, CHILDREN'S TRIMMED HATS, WORTH 61, ONLY 490. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY BONNETS, WORTH 81, ONLY 45c, BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, KING'S PALACE, 812-814 7TH ST. it GRAND DOUBLE STORE. Underwear, 25¢. Men's Bleac! jean Drawers, 25c,_ Ladies’ Kibbed Vests, Yc. rid 745 and 747 Sth st. ae. Ox Tix Eoct Or Tx: Ssasoy. We're going to say just two things on Furnishings today— Both UNDERWEAR—Could we A hit you better? Hear us tell lout them—and then see ’em— You'll think we've drawn their praises nuldly, ‘The first—UN- IN DERSHIRTS, Bon Bon's, genuine imported French Balbriggan—natural col or—Shaped shoulders—Ribbed neck—Loug sleeves—or short ones. Sizes complete from 32 to 44 inches, What doyou think the price is? Not a dollar even— —98 CENTS— The other—DRAWERS to go with them—Suspender clasps— Extension band in the back— ‘Taped seams—Reguiar sizes— and & specialty of ours—eztra sizes for stout men—Cut propor tionately, Sizes 26 to 42 inches, The price same as the shirts— —98 CENTS— ‘The fact that they're Bon Bon's make ought to sell ‘em. Our special price on them makes their stay with us a short one. You'll have toburry if you SURPRISE UNDERWEAR. want a suit, SOMETHING ELSE—Could“we have a “fairer” day LADIES' totalk about ‘Fair Leather” Boots—81.49 to 84. shoes? Oxtord Ti s—¢zto#4. Hardly. They're right in season now—and Saturday night we GENTLEMEN'S filled in the last of Hines we've High Cutor bought. Everybody is going to Oxfords— wear them—ladies, gentlemen $1.98 t0%5. and children. You'll find’em —— in six or eight different shades— MISSES’ 80 one won't have to wear the $1.25 to $2.50, extremes unless you want to. Look over the price in the margin and see what you thiuk of them, Know the qualities they represent—as we do—and you'll think them—as we do—BIG VALUES for LITTLE CASH. ‘High Cut or Oxtord Ties, CHILDREN’S— 0c, to $1.75, WE GUAKANTEE THEM, SAKS AND COMPANY, NEEDABLES NOW. 3 B PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET. =" ap. Rg: JOR ONE WEEK—CRILDREN'S SCHOOL UM- drellas, silver or go.d-yluted handles, 4¥c, Ladiew’ Gloria sul Unibrellas, si:ver handies, #¥e. az6-20" BLU 5 und 747 8th st. ne, MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1890. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY ARE SPECIAL AGENTS FOR GENUINE MANDHELING JAVA COFFEE, VAN HOUTEN'S SUPERIOR COCOA, PHILIPS' DIGESTIBLE COUOA, MAILLARDS’ BREAKFAST COCOA, CLEVELAND BAKING POWDER, GENEVA MAGNETIC WATER. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, ape 423 Ninth ot Epoys Rernrcenatons HAVE A REPUTATION OF FORTY YEARS’ BYANDING AND ARE ACKNOWLEDGED EVERYWHERE THE BEST FOR FAMILY aan FOR SALE ONLY BY M. W, BEVERIDGE, IMPORTER OF POTTERY AND GLASS, ap26-7¢ No. 1009 PENNA. AVE. Boncuzxrs FAMILY TEA, ‘Tea, It willsur- Puswany Teayou 2. W. BURCHELL, apla lend F ot ow, BAU RES out cam =) é t IMPORTER SALE i SILKS. Jrould seem incredulous to you the quantity of ‘which we have sold siready this seastu, it been a wondertul season. But beens ‘sulk ‘considering all that 4 BOLD PURCHASE, closed out an importer's entire line of Silks for sum- mer wear. Now TO SELL THEM. It's an immense quantity, but we got late concessions tal prion, arad ‘you Cound oe oalh Sa ee tO Se eee “ire will ‘put ou sete Somortew morning the best and ‘on sale most Teasduabie line of bike Jet shows in Weskines Well not say You will find out the rest for yourself quick enor ‘Take the fullowing items as a ide to what we sell the rest, Not half of them are tr Gray Buttercup, Straw, Nile and Black. 65c. A YARD THEREGULAR PRICE, 48c, A YARD YOUR CHOICE Now. ’7-inch Lyons’ made Black Surab Silke, a beautiful 90c, A YARD ALWAYS THE PRICE, 78c. A YARD IS ALL WE NOW ask. 21-inch Colored Faille Francais Silke, Just the heft for spring wear, excellent quality, colors, Black, Helio- trope, Uld Kose, Navy, seal, Guid Brown, Sronze, Myrtie, Garnct, Slate, Freuch Gray, Tobac, Chocolate. 1.15 4 YARD EVERYWHERE YOU GO. 890. A YARD YOU CAN NOW BUY IT OF US. 24-inch Figured Armure Silke in beautiful deswns, colors, Brown, with White Sure, Goblin, with, Black figure, anda darker shade of Goblin, with» White $1.25 A YARD THE MARKET PRICE. 90c, A YARD FOR WHAT Wk HAVE QF IT, 24-inch High Grade Figured China Silks, in novel desigus, co.ore, Belotrope, Goblin, Medium Brown aud Vid Kose, $1,124 A YARD IS WHAT WE GOT FOR IT. 90c. A YARD I8 THE SPECIAL PRICE, BOOKS AND STATIONERY DEPARTMENT, Your saving will be considerable if we sell you your Books. YUBLISHERS" PRICE NEVER iseeD. Every Book in stock at cut prices. All New Books received 4s soon a8 issued. ve =e jaid in 5,000—12 mos, in cloth—all popu- Jar standard authors, PUBLISHED FOR 50c. AND 75c,—OUR PRICE 290. 50,000 Paper-bound Novela, Published for zoe, Our price 10c, each, 5 Sets of Dickens’ Complete Works, 10 vols., cloth. PUBLISHED FOR $10, Our price 83.98. Book buyers will take notice that there is now dicate buy:ng up all popular editions of 12 mos. in cloth and paper wud low price cloih sets. "Prices are bound to go Up in Yhis class of books within @ short while. We have bonght enough stock to supply the demand at our cut prices for sowie time to come. After they are gone we Will be obliged to puise on these prices, though sill sell below what you will have to pay else where. BBR OA R AA U MMMM" Bp fA US GE Ss BBB 4 A UU i uM FUPULAR SHUPPING PLACE, apes 77H STREET. Spar Woanes AT KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE, 1241 AND 1243 111H ST. S.E., are included in our removal sale, and just jook st the Eureka Skirt Braid.......... Kerr's Spool Cotton, only Black. Eureka Spool Silk... Higgins’ Toilet Soup, pei Silk Garter Bone Casing, per yd. Bone Creehet Hook: Irish Glue, per bot New York Stockinet Dress Suiclds, No 1. Rubber Dressing Combs. Rubber Dressing Combs, 10 inch, extra heavy. Large Size Electric Hair Brushes. F. 34 Brass Ping, per paper. Stecl-point Hair Pins, per pal Large and Small Safety Pins, per pape Crawford, Marshall or Barbour’s Thread. Dexter's Knitting Cotton. . Smith's, Sharp's aud Mellivan Necdies, Mourning Pins, per box. cote Boyer’s Fine Mucilage, per botile.... Carter's Raven Black Ink, Childreu's Tooth Brushes. 10 Key Mouth Onan. Steam! it Playing Cards, Bixby"s or Viline rine Polish. Fine Rubber Tooth Combs, a 1s, 20, 22 and 24 line of Peail Butioua, per card of 2 dozen, heavy quality... Klinert’s W bie Dress 5! PARASOLS. Our stuck of Parasols is conceded to be one of the most complete in the city and our prices for first-class goods urs the lowest. y shades, $2.88, Colgred conted siripes, $2.88, i Colored Gros Grain, with faucy borders, $4.25 to with hand-run Spanish lace covers, $10.25 and $1i. Blick and White m great variety, @4 to $ A |-tke ussortiment of Mourning Goods “always in Parasols, plain and fancy, in great variety, des, $1.50 to #4 50, wu, Blue, G: Sun Umbrellas, , Garnet, $3.50. TRIMMING: Black Silk Vandvke Passementeries, 4 to 36 inches, Jet Vandyke and Band Trinusings and Ornaments, Colored Silk Vardyke Trnnaings. 81.65, Cat Steel und Persian Posseweuteries tor trimming Donuets aud dresses in great variety. CHANTILLY FI ‘CLINGS. Another deli those 60-inch Flouncings at half- Price, #1.75 and We have only a limited quantity aud ladies wili do well to secure them at once. BUCKLES AND SLIDES. Prices are #0 excecdingly low that it will certainly Pay any person in waut of these xoous to examiue. ‘Gunch Gilt-aud-Silver Slides, E Cut Steel Slides, 30, 35, 40, 50c. Colored Pearl Siides, with steel settings, 25¢, wn ‘li Ste id Galt Buckles, suitable for dress trimmings, Hand Crotchet =iiies, so m.uh in demand for mourn. ing, in all wizes, 63e. 10 2 of Buckles in Gilt, £ilver,Oxi- Also much finer wrades. ized. Pearl aud Jet, Uc. to $1. Corded Mull (sailor shaper, 0c. Braided Pique, 25. ito to 7c. Eu! Corded Bounets, 25, 50, 75c., to $1.50. % @. DAVIS, . _ap26 71 Market Space, corner 8th at. How You Save Warn Us: BOYs' Boys’ Flannelette Outing Waists, well made, ages 5 to 13. Advertised elsewLere, 35¢. With us, 250. SHIRT WalsTs. APRONS. Ai OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, — Moxpar, Aran. 28, 1890. A GREAT OFFERING Ix SILKS.—To eclipse our immense ‘Bik Sale of last month we are offering asa beginner four excep- tionally fine values. A jadicious Purchase enables us to offer them ‘St these low prices, We offer: SPECIAL No. 1.—2,500 yards Printed Resl Indie Silke Only 50c. per yard. SPECIAL No. 2.—700 yards Bisck and White Striped Surah Bilks. Only 500. per yard. SPECIAL No, 3-500 yanis Fancy Striped Surah Silks. Ouly 50c. per yard, SPECIAL No. 4.—200 yards 40- inch Brocaded Pongee silks. Only 65c. per yard. (First Soor, annex) RIBBON SALE CONTINUED. ‘We are still continuing our ex- traordinary offering of Ribbons, In order to hasten their sale we have lowered the prices on some of these excellent values. No. 3—Fine quality Satin Edge Gros Grain Ribbon, Only 6c. per yard, No. 5—Crown Edge Moire Rib- bon. Only Ze. per yard, No. 12—Sstin Edge Gros Grain Ribbon, Only 15e. per yard, No. 12-Picot Edge Moire Ribbon. Only 15e. per yard. ‘No. 22—Fine Black Satin Edge Gros Grain Ribbon. Only 250. per yard, No, 16—Corded Satin Stripe Fancy Ribbon. Only 25c. per yard, No, 40—Satin Eige Gros Grain Ribbon. Only 25c. per yard. No. 40—Satin Edge Moire Ribbon. Only 25e. per yard. No, 22-Double Face Satin Ribbon. Only 25c. per yard. No. 40—Fine Quality Black Satin Edge Gos Grain Ribbon, Only 290, per yard. No. 30—Fine Quality Wide Satin Edxe Gros Grain Ribbou, Ouly 29¢. per yard. (First floor.) BARGAINS IN LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.—Remem- ber, we are still continuing our Special Sale of Lace and Muslin Curtains snd Curtain Piece Goods. The amount of oods sold today seems incredible—one of the sdvantages of large buy- ing. We still can offer: Tamboured Muslin. 15c., 21e., 25e., 29e, and 35e. per yard, Dotted Swiss Muslins, 190, 25e. and 40c. per yard. Embroidered Real Lace Curtain Piece Goods. 60c. and 5c, per yard. Tanboured Muslin Curteing, 34 yards loug. $3, $3.50 and 84 Per pair. Swiss Tamboured Lace Cur- tains, 33¢ yards long. $3.25, €3.50, 84.50, 87.50 and 88.50 per pair. Printed India Curtains, 3% yards long and 1 yards wide, Only $1 per pair. Oriental Crochet Curtains, 33g yards long. Only €12 per pair. Applique Curtains, 4 yards Jong. Only $11 per pair. (Fourth floor.) THE BOYS’ DELIGHT.—Wo will open this morning 100 dozen Boys’ Cheviot Outing Shirts, which we will offer at the exceed- ingly low price of 50c. each, ‘These are in nest and attractive Stripes, Checks, Plaids, &e., col- lars and cuffs attached, As re- wards their wear, they surpass the flannel shirt. Warranted not to shrivk, All sizes Again that low price. Only 50c. each. Cilen's Department, fist floor.) POULAR BUMMER DRA. PERY.—Madras has no equal as A summer drapery. We are offer ing an attractive line of Cream ‘Madras, in light, airy patterns, as follows: 40 iuches wide, 250. ; 48 inches wide, 31c., 35c., 40c. and 50e. (Fourth floor.) BED WEAR DEPARTMENT. — Here are two special values which we are offering on our Bargain Counte 500 Unbleached Muslin Sheets, 2 yards wide and 23 yards loug. Only 60c. each. 100 psirs Braided Initia) Muslin Pillow Shams, with Cambricraffie, Only $1 per pair. (Second floor.) TENNIS SUITS TO ORDER~ ‘We are vow prepared to make to order Young Men's Tenuis Suits from s bewutiful line of English Cream Fancy Suitings at very moderate prices, Our own selec- tion and importation, (ilen’s Department, 1013 F st) LADIES’ WAI>Ts.—We have Just opened s varied assortment of Ladies’ India Linot. Waists, All the latest couceits iu neat patterns of Stripes, Checks, &. Ladies’ Union Linen Iswn ‘Waists, neat patterns, fast colors, Plajted round collars and cuffs, high shoulders. 1 each. Ladies’ Good Quality Plain India ‘Linon Waista Sizes $2 to 42. Sl each. Ladies’ Plain White India Linon ‘Waists, handsomely trimmed with embroidery; high shoulders, 81.75 each. Ladies’ New Chins Silk Waists, im Black and Cream, made both plain and with tucks, plaite and fancy stitch:ng. $6.75, $8.60, 8, $10, $12and $14 each. (Third floor.) . CORSET COVERS.—Here are ‘two special values: ‘Muslin and Cambric Corset Cov- ers, high neck, two rows of cluster ‘tucking down front: neck edged with Hamburg. Sizes 34 to 42. Only 5c. each. Fine Cambrie Corset Covers, equare neck; neck and sleeves trimmed with an edge of Hem- Durg. Sines 34 to 4%. Only 50c, och. ae WOODWARD & LOTHROP, . . Comper 11th and Feta ow OR 11TH AND F STS XW. Mesera 8 &C.s sdvertisement im the Philodeiphe “There $1 mot & more wttractioe tem im our great soe than the “seconds” of the HEALTH UNDERWEAR OF DR WARNER for Men and Women, which we are mow fering for Gdout one-half the price of “Pirate.” although the goods are practically the equal ef the “firate” for aii purposrs, We show Spring Weights tm Camel's Hair and White Woot at @1.€5 cach, Lowest regular price @ “Arete” Camels Hair, @2.25; m White Wool, $8.50” SF" AD sizes now in stock at The Palais Royal but, of cours, the quantities are limited and the goods can Bot be ae 5 We think we beat our Philadelphia contemporary in offering FOR 25 CENYS Mou's Fancy-atriped and Plain Undershirts that USUALLY RETAIL aT 50 CENTS. We are proud enough of these goods to fill,a window full of sana) Wealso doubt if Messrs & & Care selling Men's Past-black Half Hose or the Ribbed English Socks ip the new mode shades (fast colors) FOR 21 CENTS OK FIVE PAIRS FOR @1. You know the price the coun- try over is 25 cents, SIXTY-THREE CENTS for the “Palais Royal” Plaited-bosom Dress shirts, wines 14 to 1S, is another brice surprise for the men of the family. THE VALAIS ROYAL (Continned below.) Lines: Fasr Brack Hose AT TEMPORARILY REDUCED PKICES. Very probably the regular stock of 25 5 cent Hove will arrive Wednesday. Until their arrival we coutinue to offer our 350. Fast-bisck Plain and Drop ‘Stitch Hose for 25 cents and the 450. Fast-biack Lisle Hose for 35 cents, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Panasors Anawwen Tims Moxxixe 04.95 for Parasols much like those we have in stock marked @8.98. This moruing’s arrivals are not lined, but they are made of the same surah silk, have the same shirred und fringed trimmings and bows, the same elaborately carved bandies as the €8.98 pare sols, A better variety of shades; Cardinal, Pigeon Blue, Gray, Tan, Golden Brown, Black, Cream, Silver Gray, Heliotrope, Nile Green. ‘Two Paris-made Ferasole remain snd are offered at Jess than cost of importation, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) New Haspxercmers Arnie » Pure Linen Handkerchiefsare the very latest and most correct styles. Pisin white with At hematitebed borders the corners and body orna. mented with drawn work, embroidery and hemstitched diocks, Those with bs. borders are finished with four tucks. We recognize the old styles needs re- duced price; they shail go for 18 cents or 3 for 50 cente, ‘The new 12:4c. Novelties force down the price of last week's styles to 8c.. or 3 tor Zhe. And so with Obildren’s Handkerchiefs. Those of very sheer linen, with scalloped and embroidered borders, also those bem stitched and embroidered, bave the old price mark stillon them—véc, Two for # quarter tomorrow. The New Fine French Handkerchiefs for Ladies are white, with hemstitched and scalloped borders, draw work hand embroidery cruameutation, Extre values as follows Worth #125, GRe. For e, . Sue. $2"We judge their worth by the Handkerchiefs previously in stock. THE PALAIS BOYAL. quality of the (Continued below.) x Groves Ar Revver Parces. Warranted Kid Gloves for 85e. Why peed write of the qualities, when we write WARNANTED ‘85 cents for Men's ¥5c. Warranted Dogsiin Gloves, 85 cents for Ladies’ 9c. Warranted Freneh Kid Gloves. ‘85 cents for 98c. Warranted Undressed Kid Gloves. B5 cents for the Bic. Iigskin Mousquetaires fw All the new shades, the correct embroidery, The reason for the reduced prices, the approach of Silk Glove season, (Continued below.) Srecur Sacz Dazss Groons ‘The days—Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, April 28, 20,30. The first Special Price is as follows: 50 CENT WOOL DRESS GOODS THE PALAIS ROYAL. 50c. English Plaid Suitines, 50c, French Plaid Suitings, 50c. Combination Striped Suitings.. 50c. 40-inch Bleck Mobsire.. - t4 conte $2 The Suitings include lovely shades of Old hose, Beliotrope, Greens, Browns, Tans, Fawns, Blues, &c. ‘The materials warranted all pure wool and certainly ‘as wood value sttainable in the country st 50 cena 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 famous But- terick Designs, We have them cut in twelve sizes, 80 we can assure you of a perfect fit. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below ) Tus Secon Srecas Price. 68 cents for choice of our S0-cent English and French Plaid and Striped Suiting. These goods are too well known to need description. Only this need be said: The special price terminates Weduesday, April 30, st 6 p.m. THE PALAIS ROYaL (Continued below ) Spurxe Warcxr Buacx oops. ‘The following isan 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 pricest We—The Paiais Royal—claim that our cash business enables more advantageous buying and smaller profits when selling than possible to the credit store merchaut, aud, therefore, THE BEST QUALITIES FOR THE PRICES. But this is only theory. Is it putin practice? Awmorning’s shopping tour will tell you. 42-inch Camels’ Hair Cloth. ons GI The sbove Cloths are also shown at higher prices. ‘We also bave Silk-warp and All-wool Bordered Naus’ Velling for Mourning Veils from 75c. to $2.50 ayark 2 THE PALAIS ROYAL. ‘The following are extra qualities for the prices: 13-inch Gold snd Silver Gunps...............500. yard E27 We are 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 IX PRICE ‘Wesre NOW QUOTING nearly half price for thie season's Buttons That is the reason why we'll beve an entipely new stock to show you the coming fall amd ~ winter, —_— TEE PALAIS ROYAL, (Cor, 12th st. and Peeve aus