Evening Star Newspaper, May 6, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, Pf. ¢.. TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1 * * THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON: Furspay May 6, 1890, ® = Editor, THE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Local Cireulation of any Newspaper is the World, and ns an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. r The circuit appellate court bill which has passed the House is more in line with the judi- Gial system of the republic than most of the Other propositions for the relief of the people an: the Supreme Court that have been consid- ered. An extension of the supreme tribunal would hardly meet the requirements unless the court w divided into sections, and in the Judgment of many lawyers this would be of doubtful expediency if not constitutionality. Aa intermediate appellate court, the other courts retaining their present powers, would be ® modification of the system beyond what seems necessary, although it has bad the in- dorsement of some able jurists and lawyera ‘The conversion of the middie court in the sys tem, the Circuit Court, into an appellate tribu- fal, without original jurisdiction, to hear and decide certain cases not of the bighest import- ance, both preserves the symmetry of the judi- cial system and provides for instantaneous aud most effective re! Whatever method may be adopted the present session should not con- clude without the enactment of some menaure to relieve the pressure upon the Suprem Court ——— The delay of justice in the Kemmler case has apparently produced a revulsion of the public mind in New York in favor of the abolition of eapital punishment. If the bill to abolish cap- its] punishment for murder becomes a law and operates largely to imerease the number of mur- derers,there will be a further change of opinion the other way. The popalar instinct is to jump at conclusions, At present stern justice is at a ciseount, pot so much because people are sentimentalists as because the law that is on the statute books is so liable to be defeated by le- gal technical procedure. It is stated—and the fuil numbers are pnblished—that only one- twenty-seventh of American murderers in the last six years have been put to death by tho Jaw, while one-fifteenth have met swift retri- bation out of the lawful way, that is, by lynch law. ___—————— When the Columbus Park bill comes again before the House on the motion to reconsider the vote by which it was rejected it is hoped and believed that second thought will convince some members that they were wrong in their action of last week. The majority against the bul was smail in @ thin House and it is very clear that the question was not understood fully by the House. If the park is to be ob- tamed the laud at least must be secured now, and the city appreciates fully the advantages of a park of the kind proposed. The project has received the popular indorsement and sup- port with an enthusixsm and approximate unanimity which are seldom bestowed upon such proposals by the people of the capital. —<—<$<—<$——— If there wasan intelligent German or French- ™man who listened for a little while in the American House of Representatives while the international copy right bill was under con- sideration he came inevitably to the conclusion that the author of any country, and especially the American anthor, wasa fool for his pains, —— — Mr. Gladstone tells the workingmen that he hopes to see labor and art allied with the view of alleviating and adorning the life of man. Mr. Glaastone takes the elevated but practi- cal view of the subject of the relations of eapi- tal and labor again when he warns labor if shail prove too strong for capital not to use its th unjustly. This is beginning to be the anger of society. Time was, and not so far back, when the reverse was true—when it was the aggressions of capital upon labor and the general community that was the great so- cial danger. —_—_——— + = The Toledo Blade, under the capable man- ent of Dr. Frank T. Howe, formerly of this city, displays all the outward indications of x boom.” It has grown in circulation and advertising and now assumes a uew and hand- some dress of type. es Any question raised now as to the loyalty of the late General Geo. H. Thomas may be readily settled bya brief exposition of the fects which compose his record asa soldier. What Gen. Thomas may have said can scarcely hold ground before what Gen. Thomas did. - — " Forty-five hundred boxes weig! hundred and thirty-seven pounds each consti- tte a portion of the mail to be handled from the census office during this month and the postal clerk: will havea jolly time chucking them around their cars and heaving them at inoffensive pigeon holes which may have never caught before a bigger bundle thana pile of country newspapers. $< 9 The proposition by Mra, Thurber to estab- lish Washington as the musical center of the country by erecting a great national music hail im the city is worthy of ail commendation and support. And it is particularly worthy because Mrs. Thurber’s ideas are commensu- rate with the greatness of the nation and the beauty of its capital, and the building which she has in mind is one to compare favorably with g two the maguifiecnt structares with which it will be brough direct comparison. There are indications that the real estate boom in the west, of which so much has been heard for « couple of years past, has reached the collapsing poimt in some quartera In Kansas City. for example. The Ties of that booming town contained in last Saturday's issue uo lesa than twenty-three columns of trustees’ sales. Thisisfun for the boys, but death to the frogs. —— The republican House caucus is hurrying matters with a view to thetadjournment of Congress by July 15. But Senate caucus il have something to suy ou this subject, Congress has rarely adjourned earlier than August, even when there were no such dificult questions as silver and the tariff to engage at- ution, It i# much easier for members of Congress to try to get away than it is for them fo get away from Washington, en eee ‘The Massachusetts house of representatives refused to give the carpet-wool clause of the McKinley tariff bill a vote of confidence, but also refused to respectfully urge the desirabil- ity of repenling the duty on carpet wool. The truth seems to be that the legisiature wants the Guty repealed, but does not care to say so flat footedly. ss Congress has begun to “raise hopes” already, but it has not adjourned in July yet, and no- Douy is betting that it will, ——— ‘The Farmers’ Alliance and Knights of Labor of Uhioand Indiana have united for political Purposes, and the deference which will be paid them uow by able politicians and statesmen Will be noticeable. Very few prominent Kentucky politicians of Gemocratic proclivities cau be convinced that they are not eminently capable to appear in the lists as successors to Senator Beck. —— The republicans appear to think that they Bave a chance to capture Mr. Randall's old dis Srict, owing to democratic divisions, hacieoconoaeienitessemasie ‘The lesson of bauk failures is this—unsound banks have to go. There need be no fear of a geueral panic because of this carrying out im finance of a great natural law. oo ‘The great tariff debate opens tomorrow. All tariff deLates are great. 2 The democrats have also carried Switzerland, Ys DOMET FLANNEL SHIKT WAISTS. 6 TO 12 years, at Ze. the Acme Waist, select patterua fa pereale, Sto 13 years, 4:bc. The Removal sale ie Wha: dues it. RAUFMAN'S Double Qumbination, Tite ste, wS3t Bt FUN: 1734 Venuaylvenis ave B.w ‘Gavewboue call “151.” Wao Exse Ber Sass Covi Do 11? THIRD ANNUAL SAMPLE SLIPPER 6ALR First of all reed this It came this morning sad speaks a volume. MEMORANDUM. — GARDINER & ESTES, Manutnet ares ana GENTS: FINE SHOES, NINTH AVR, mihieiei rin pobreesra aD NEW YORK, MAY 5, 1890. To MESSRS. SAKS & COMPANY, WASHINGTON, D.O. oroureutiry Nuwct sempion Wi ehiy PR We te (Biened} 7OO"'GARDINER & ESTES, That was yeaterday—end refers to an offer we made them for their SAMPLES of LADIES’ OXFORD TIES and SLIPPERS. They came this morning bright and early. Now ther are two points this letter wants to settle im your mind, 1--The writers of it-Thoir repatation and the high class of thetr work. 2—The fact that they say thoy have accopted our offer. ‘We were fearful they wouldn't—for it was so low. ‘But tt was s bold venture—It they refused—it bad cost Rothing—If they accepted it-—as they did—it meant 9 Digwer feast than you ever saw spread before. ‘Coufidentially—we're large buyers from these manu- facturere—aud there isn’t a doubt that was weighty influence in our favor. ‘The temptation was strong when we opened them this morning to keep quiet and let tho regular prices rule fora while yet. BUT THAT WOULD HARDLY BE FAIR TO YOU. We bought them asa compliment to you—and they're to be sold as sach. ‘We've made two divisions of them—and there's a double quartet of atyles in each division, No matter what they're worth—or have been sold for. Division A is @2.98—and Division B dollar cheaper—§1.98. ‘That's talkenough. You know as much about them ‘ROW as we do, Tomorrow morning when the store opens they'll be Spread out whore you cam see them all toxother. Look them over—bandle them—try them on. They are the nobby styles of the season—such as Gardiner & Estes aloue design, DIVISION A 1. REGULAR-86. SAMPLE~$2.98. French Bronze — pointed fancy tip—Louis XIV heels a —patent leather inlaid Anish—Oxford Ties—$2.98 2. REGULAR—$6. Patent Leather Vamp—Tan, SAMPLE— Gray and Dove Suede — Tops—plain and tipped toes—Lous XIV heele-—Ox- ford Ties—32. 93. 3 REGULAR-85. Patent Leather Vamp and Quarter—Oid Bie and Tan Buede Tops—Louis XIV heels—THEO TIES—$2.98 4. REGULAR—85 Pateut Leather Vamp—Ser- SAMPLE- $2.93. pent Green Suede Tops— Louis XIV heels, South- aia ern Ties—$2 98, 5 REGULAR-$4 and @3, SAMPLE-$2.93, Freuch Kid Oxford Ties— Patent leather tipped and trimmed--Louis XIV heels _ 82.93. ow. REGULAR-$4,50. Brown and Gray Suede, Steel SAMPLE—$2.98, Beaded, Oxford Ties—Louis a XIV hevis—$2.98. 7 REGULAR—$4 and 35. Patout Leather Vamp and SAMPLE—$2.98. Foxed Seamless Oxford ‘Ties—tips of same—Dark Blue, Eiffel Gray and Tan Serge vops—on the new Londou last—-with pointed toes and common sense — beels 98. 8 REGULAR—#4 Bronze and Patent Leather SAMPLE—82.98. “Nadjy” Slippers—the ex- treme pointed toes—Suede Tope iu Tan, Gray, Old Gold and Old Rose—French Heels—92.98, DIVISION B, It was awful hard to tell where to draw the divid- ing line. You see, these two prices we are putting on them—$2.98 and $1.98—doesu’t give us any sort of Uack-boue on which to hang the qualities, So we made the $4 grade the neutral ground—Above that— 82. 9%—below $1.98—and that grade we sent half above aud half below. : REGULAR—#4, SAMPLE-—@1 98, Patent Leather Fored—Tan Suede Tops—French Heels —the new “Hading” Shape an Oxford—81.98. 2 REGULAR—#4. SAMPLE-$1.98. Ooze Leather Oxford Ties | and Slippers in fancy colors —Cochiueal Red, Steel and Fawn—81.98. Ey REGULAR—¢4. SAMPLE--§1.98 Patent Leather Vamp—Kid Foxed—Louis XIV Heels— Oxford Ties—$1.98. REGULAR-$3.50. ‘Tan and Bleck Suede Oxford SAMPLE-$1.98. Ties —Gros-grain Cross- — bars—$ 1.98, 5 REGULAR-$3 50. Russian Seal Vamp—Patent SAMPLE. Leather Quarter Oxford ‘Ties with French Heels— — 1.98, 6. REGULAR—$3.50. Russian Seal Vamp—Tan SAMPLE—$1.98. Suede Foxed — Patent ‘Leather Back—Full French — ‘Heels—Oxford Ties—$1.98 7. REGULAR—83.50. Solon Oxfords—a dainty SAMPLE—$1.98. sbape—in Gobelin Blue and Slate Gant de Suede— — 81.98. se REGULAR—6@3. Dongola Hand-turned Ox- SAMPLE-$1.98, ford Ties—plain and patent Jeathor tipped -- common ‘cus: and French heels $1.98. Being samples, the sizes are, of course, limited. These are models that were made and finished as the guides from which the trade were supplied—and they cannot be duplicated—that's positive. So if you are toing to want a couple of pair—you'a better buy them both at once, ODDS AND END. ‘We find that there are s number of styles that run in scanty quantities—not enough of them to go intoa description—tor they may be sold before you could get here—but we've put then into DIVISION B at $1.98 without any thought of what their regular price was, ‘They're Oxford Ties most of them—some in MOUSE COLOR, FKENCH KID, Which? PATENT LEATHER, any of RED LEATHER, them OLD ROSE SUEDE, at O0ZE LEATHER. $1.98, ‘You put the limit on thia sale—they were bought for you—you shall have them—and these prices will hold Until they are every pair sold. SALE BEGINS TOMORROW MOBNING. SAKS AND COMPAXY, NOVELTIES IN SLIPPERS AT A BARGAIN, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTM STRESS | aye . PERRY'S. Prints are in high favor now. Thisis their reigning tine. There issomething besides the comfort that isin them that makes them so popular. If you could listen to the expressions of approval at the pretty pictures they present that we hear by the score—you would come very near knowing why they aro appreciated. They are fast prints, too. The cleansing processes generally 20 disastrons to surface designs do not affect oe a particle. ee ~ ‘ints of today compared with these twent ve years aco show ‘the loug stride toward betterment they have tak You would hardly think them of the miiy—the contrast is ao great between the re- Sued delicawe expressions of uow bende of the ugly, couth, unvar! terbe of those days, Talking Of progsete tire. iiss boca & ew fabrio to- troduced thie seasou and we secured control of saine for thisgeity. It is called a PUNJAUB. Seems as if she best thought bad me in to patterning for the comer. It sell like an old staud-by. We have ordered and reordered. ply the calls. It is ouly Sard. Wonder if this exclusive wus floating in some other channeis if 1t would not be Ligher—Just be- cause it ism novelty? [tis 15c.—aud would be if there Was not another piece to be liad. LONDON LALISIE is nothing new—but the pat- terne we are showing are Culors that stand washing, 4ogp1zige ayard. Uke Percaics at the sauue price. 4 phglOTUS CLOTHS come plaided—largeaud suiall— surnmer fabrica, yard, CLOTH ia a great favorit Cloth—is not. We hi thing that, Stripes in the penuine—2 ‘The TOILE DU Nokb : =the AMUSKEAG CANTON —10c. TE SUCKER—12yge— the AMOSKEAG “AF.C."—the wamo—12}¢e.“Thene are old friends, Wo weuid just Se goon think of introducing yuu to yournelf as to try and better acquaint you with them. Because you Anuw explains their popu just look at our 35 35e, CORDED DIMITY— lot us kuow what uk of the new pattertin, inch Soe. CORDED ‘There are Just a lew of those 3 JACONETS leit. had & large line--and have uot now—thoy must be “takin Aloug the first of the season we asked you to huye @ look at the FE NCH OKGANDIES, at 3730 —They were pretty—vut they are gone. Tle new unee Just Lere~though—are every bit as attractive—some even more so. Baie price. PURE LINEN LAWNS are 250. ayard, Something Sine in the new INDIA SILK PATTERNS, at 40c. @ yard, CORDED PIQUES, in Blue and Red dotted stripes— ‘BY inches—-ouly 50c. « yard. ‘The very uewest thing 1 PINEAPPLE GRENA- DINE — sounds summery, docs it not? 27 inches wide-.G0c. a yard. e don't think many comments are necessary when Te wecoursere tue T QUALITIES AND THE wo. rathe ist QUALI A FKICES ARE THE LOWEST. BEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING." 9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Established 1840. it RRNANts OF TURKEY-RED TABLE LINON, Ue. we yard, La Fast Black Spun silk Judervest: AS Ladies’ American Aisle Jersey Vests, iu Vistas, Vid Rose, Eloctrie Cream, 2c. ‘They Gist go ot account of our Removal Sule, KAUFMAN'S Douvie Combination, 1241 243 11that. we. E J.C. Hercarssox, IMPORTER. OPENING— WEDNESDAY aND THURSDAY. Direct Importation of Summer Millinery. m6-2¢ 907 Pa. ave, NWO STYLES OF BEADED PELERT at $1.79 aud the other at $2.90. full be perfect fitting; n!l wizes; an elegant bargain. We ure joing this on account of our ltemoval Sale. KAUF- MAN'S, Lith at, mist Tce For Norse. JEWETT'S DRY COLD AIR REFRIGERATORS, Being constructed on sctentific principles, are perfect as regards distribution of cold dry air through the en- iS _ REFRIGERATOR ‘They are the best in the market. To prové thisas- sertion we will supply throu the INDEPENDENT ICE COMPANY SUFFICIENT ICE FOR NOTHING As a Test to Purchasers of our REFRIGERATORS AND WATER COOLERS, J. W. BOTELER & SON, mU-6t ___ 925 Pennsylvania ave, 301 PATKS OF MEN'S S$ HALF HOSE, FULL AND Tegulur Dicde in solid colure, also Fust Black, including Briiliaut Lisi Hnished, wizos 34, 9. 936 and 10, mostly small size per pair; theseare the Keuoval Sale Prices, KAUFMAN’ Double Combin tion Store, 11in 8 at Brovses. BLOUSES. See the Outing Cloth Blouse we are BLOUSES. offering ut 49e. BLOUSES. See our 98c_ Outing Flannel Blouses. BLOUSES. See our $1.25 Fine Satteen Blouses. BLOUSES. At $1.48 Fine Drill aud Flannel BLOUSES. Blouses, BLOUSES. Silk Stripe Blouses at $2.48, BLOUSES, At $1.25, $1.48 and $1.68 weare BLOUSES. showing anew line of Striped Outing BLOUSES, Flannel Blouse Waists, madein exact BLOUSES, imitation of Silk Blouse Waists. BLOUSES, —_ Pleated, with full sleeves, high should- BLOUSES. ers, belt, &c.: worth looking at, BLOUSES. See our assortment of Surah Silk BLOUSES, Blouses, $6 to $12. BLOUSES, See our assortment of White Blouse BLOUSES, — Waista, 85c. upwards, BLOUSES. aT BLOUSES, THE BLOUSES. BON MARCHE, BLOUSES, 316 7th st. n.w. my6 LITTLE LOT OF MISSES' ALL-WOOL CASH- Jove thaw fait the origiual pries._ ‘The Removal ars, 5 Rilo‘ the cause of the cut. KAUFMAN'S Double Cumbination Sale, 1 ith it, Be, wS-St Res Asp Rerircr THE EFFORTS PUT FORTH BY HOUSES LIKE OUKS ARE FULLY APPRECIATED BY THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON, THEY EVIDENTLY BELIEVE IN BUYING DRY GOODS OF DRY GOODS STORES,CROCK- ERY ATA CHINA STORE, GRIND STONES OF HARDWARE DEALERS AND CLOTHING OF AN ESTABLISHMENT THAT MAKES A SPECIAL BUSINESS OF READY-MADE CLOTHING. BY THIS COURSE BETTER VALUES ARE GIVEN AND BETTERSERVICE RENDERED, OUR BUSINESS IS CLOTHING EXCLU- SIVELY. COME IN ANDLET USPUTYOU ON OUR LIST OF CUSTOMERS. WE CAN REFER YOU TO ANY OF THE WELL- DRESSED MEN YOU MEET; IN FACT, ASK ANY ONE WHERE TO BUR RELIABLE CLOTHING, AND THE ANSWER WILL BE: ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., 319 SEVENTH ST. N.W. WE ARE PREPARED TO SHOW YOU THE FINEST ASSOKTMENT OF CUTAWAY, SACK AND FROCK SUITS, SPRING OVERCOATS, SEPARATE TROUSERS AND FANCY VESTS THAT YOU EVER SAW, ALL AT PKICES THAT ARE ABSOLUTELY THE LOWEST #OK THE QUALITY, NOT EXORBITANT NOW AND CUT 1N HALFLATEB ON. ROBINSON, PARKER & 02. CLOTHIERS EXCLUSIVELY, 319 SEVENTH 87. N.W. m6-e0 Souuzr Oremo. 1329 F STREET, WILL DISPLAY ON WEDNESDAY AND THURS- DAY, MAY 7 AND 8, A Choice Selection of IMPORTED HATS AND BONNETS Just received from her Agents in London and Paris. (Ole Carden ae Faescz Kw Borrox. FRENCH KID HAND-TURNED FRENCH KID HAND-TURNED FRENCH KID GAND-TURNED BUTTON BOOTS BUTTON BOOTS BUTTON BOOTS FIVE DOLLARS, FIVE DOLLARS, FIVE DOLLARS. ‘This is a special price om ‘& large purchase of these best quality Boots, and will last only a short time, as the Shoes go very fast at such alow figure, aKTHUR BURT & CO, a2ll FST. NW. MEN'S BAND-SEWED CALF SHOFS, BAL., BUT- AVE ton and Couxress: broad. or narrow toe: B, C, Daud & width, that we Spt at @2.4u. op account of our removal: MAN'S Double Cousbuuation, 1241 aud 1243 1112 81 ge. 1m; Wu H. Mc ews Dany L TTER. (TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1890.) FINAL AND EXTRAORDI- NARY MARK-DOWN IN CHIL- DREN'S AND MISSES8' REEFER JACKETS! NO SUCH VALUES HAVE EVER BEEN OFFERED BY ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY! COST HAS NOT BEEN CON- SIDERED. ‘We are determined to close out the entire Spring Stock of Chil- Gren's and Misses’ Reefers at once. Mothers will find this the chance of the season to buy at a sacrifice. Children’s and Misses’ Reefers in Fancy Stripes. Sizes 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 years, Reduced from 83, $5.50, 84 and $4.50 to 50. ancy Reefer Jackets, in Fancy Stripes, Mixtures and Navy Blue, with gilt buttons, Sizes 4, 6,8, 10, and 14 years. Reduced $3.25, 8: $4.50 and 24.75 to $2. Fancy Reefera in Faucy Checks and Mixtures, Sizes 6, 8, 10 and 12 years, Keduced from $4.75, © 85. 85.50, 80.50 to 84. Faucy Reefera in Navy Blue, with White Vests, Plain Navy Blue and Brown Chevivts, Sizes 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14 years, Re- duced from $7.25, $7.50 and 33 to $6. Five styles of Misses’ Elegant Reefer Jackets in the most de- sirable of this reason's weixhts, styles and colorings. Sizes 12, 4and 16 yeurs, Reduced from + 89, $0.25, $9.75, 810 and 812 to 88. Aa theso prices will no doubt create great demand for these garments we advise intending purchasers to call as oarly as con- venient, as none will be reserved. These Reefers can be worn ail the Summer and early next Fall, WM. H. McKNEW (Successor to K, H. Taylor), 1t ‘933 Ponnsyivaniaave. nw, ADIFS’ ALL-WOOL CASHMERE FINISHED ‘Vailcr-made Jerseys, in Brown, ‘Yerra Cotta jlectric, 8¥c, ‘They are montly swall sizes, but gnin X lov of Coschiug aud Pacy Parasols Just ot aif in price. All on account of Removal. KAUF- MAN'S Double Combination, L1thst se mS-3t Tr sSSs nh § K 3 T KEE i 8ss5 = BOSTON VARIETY STORE. We keep every popular make of Tennis Racquets, 1,000 IN STOCK OF All Weights, Styles and Finish, TO CLUBS ordering half dozen or more Racquets made by Wright & Diston, Spaulding, Horsman or Bond & Co., Loudon, We give Se ong ay %2 PER CENT DISCOUNT. sazane Sigg hb On Horace Partridge's makes. Americau Tate English Strung or Prize Strung, “Fy ne 6 @ PER CENT DISCOUNT. see My Peck & Snyder's makes, 1 Hi 55 PER CENT DISCOUNT. mi 55569 Our retail priceson the above makes for Single ‘Racquet will average from 15 TO 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT. Pock & Snydor's Balla 25¢. each; Wright & Ditson's Sie. each. A full line of Nets, Poles, Markers, &c., at popular prices. SMITH & WARDWELL. my 6toje2 705-707-709 Market Space. ATIONAL BOOK BINDERY, 641 Louisiana ave. ‘opp. City Post Office. Century. Harper’s}und St, {choles ioe iad in leather from US cts. Up. -Nuuiber ine, Aertorsting and Ruling doue at short notice. my5-1m* Jouxsox & Lorreztt. Fine Scotch Zephyr Giughams, % yard wide, 26c., ‘usual price 35c. 50 pieces Superior Bateens at 15c., wore 20c. New Styles French Sateens, 20, 25, $0 and 3c. ; all the best makes, differing only in styles. ‘Boautiful Patterns Chulties, from 7c. to 500. 100 pieces Ginghams, 8, 10 and 1234c. Immense Stoek of White Goods, Ge. to 250. A Fall Line of Dotted Swisses, 20, 25, 373 and 600. Plain Black and Striped Grenadines, 75c. to $1.50. A bull Line of Drapery Nets from 75c. to 82. Black and Colored Surahs from 506, to $1.50. 100 dozen Boys' Calico and Percale Waists, 25, 30 to 50e, JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, epl5-3m 713 Market Space, Boncustxvs SPRING LEAF TEA At 500. a pound, ‘Used in various parts of the country. Orders received today from Presley, Kansas; ‘Valley City, North Dakota; ‘Baltimore, Md. BW. BURCHELL 2snb Ft, To E ERYBODY'S Isrenest. SCHMID, 1007-1009 ¥ STREET N.W. A COLUMN OF VALUABLI INFORMATION, STANDARD GOODS OF 1HE HIGHEST CLASS AT PRICES THAT AKt NEW 10 THE WASHINGTON TRADE. ORDALY ‘CARRIAGTS, ihoaeers AND BICY cle. The prices and durability of the goods mentioned in this soba are guaranteed te you. so no matter what cle you if not perfect factory your Roney wal pe cheerfully rotusded. “all goods told on \eir merit. REFRIGERATORS. pe Solid Fact i that overs purchaser of ont HIGH CLASS * MICHIGAN” REFRIGERATOR is delighted with the uso of it for many reasons. “First.” Before they make their purchase they know that if not satisfactory they cau return the same and their money refunded and no question asked. “second.” After they have purchased the High Clase “Michigan” they nd that there could not be too much said about them. “Third.” That after using the High Class “Michi- " ,tuey can cheerfully recommend it to their ends. “Fourth.” That the satisfaction their friends recetve from the Use of the High Class “Michigan” is a great Pleasure to the friend. SHufth." ‘The High Class “Michigan” Refrigerators pre, lower in price by 20 per cent any other in- ferior make. “sixth.” It is sold on its merits, no patents, but a Senuine Dry Air Hardwood Letiterator,, “Seventh.” After using the Hizh Clase “Michigan” Refrigerators one year and you find it is not superior in every way to any refrigerator made, we guarantee to return the amount you paid for it aud take the same ith.” The High Ci: “Michican” Refrigerator tn thatrrenteck too obvine tedrigenan tow ee eee OUR PRICES. 4 Hardwood Dry Air $11.98 is the price of our N High Class “Michigan” Refrigerators. They are inade of ash, Panels, autique finish, trummed with bronze escutchsons and jet knobs, Each provision chamber bos a strong lock und key, lived throughout with zine and furnished with metal shelves anda heavy gaivanized tray for the ice chamber. The Measurement of this special size is 30 inc! Jong, 22 inches deep, 47 inches high, with the best Sn. ish of ahy refrigerator on the market. We have a full line of ail sizes, The “Michivan” with or without water coolers, Examine our “Michigan: its construction explains itself and is guaranteed to you. BABY CARRIAGES. tate in the selection of styles and close buy- ore enabled us to make the vreatest sales of Baby Carriages this seuson. With such enormous stock of Fan ‘8 Body Carringes as we now have displayed in this department tt makes it ant for you to selection, ant with our prices for the new « makes it'to your interest to buy your carriax us. In the following we quote several specia which will most undoubtedly interes tL pare ere, ‘The styles are all of the hichest type with the fluest Gear that is uianvfectured, ® FOR 83.38 GUST THINK), For $3.38 we s:il a oo, strong, Rattan Body Baby Carriage, upholstered with cretonne, carpet bottom, ood parasol, steel springs aud very "durable wheels and hickory’ haudles, (iu other words it is other Gealors’ #3 carriae.) FOL @4.98 A STRONG ONE. For $4.98 we will sell a New Square Sh Body Haby Carriage, upholstered with fi wranol, stcel springs, strong Wheels ali white ma: ed, (The price of this carriage fe.) FOR 25.98 (VERY NEAT) 98 we sell a Square Body Rattan Baby Carriage. very large aud roomy, upholstered with fiz. ured goods, “steel springs, strong wheels aud lined Satin parasol. (A Great Babgain ) FOR $7.98 BEAUTIES.) For $7.98 we will sell the choice of different styles of Carriages, ull new desixns, which were bought in Ur late large purchase from One of the leading 1mauu- facturers of the country. The bod: upholstered in tictred Camask with plusa roli i Lack, satin parasol with silk lace edge: wheels and (A wondersul baneaini) i 8 (ALL NeW STYLES). For 89.95 ‘we will sell a very handsome bleached Rattau Body Baby Carri finest quality of silk plush, pipe tides, lined satin parasols with silk lace edge, mbaved spoke wheels (w very desirable carriage); examine it before you purchase. FOR $11.98 (PERFECTLY LOVEL For $11.95 we will sell the choice of 1 styles of Curriazes, all new desisna, upho the latest shades of Silk Plush, with Lined Satin Parasols with Silk Lace Edge. Standard gear with shaved spoke whrels, (A very attractive carriage and & positive bargain. ) 98 (A LITTLE MORE EXPENSIVE) ¥8 we will sell you one of the Finest Car- Kon, Lew styles of the fuest make, pholstered in silk ‘plush. piped and pointed with atin parasol With silk lace edge, stand gear aud shaved ‘This carriage has the exppearance of JuFriages and will prove very satisfactory vatit of a Stylish Carriage. 98 (THE FINEST) ler the finest selection of new. viages, all of the finest make, with the latest ‘of upholstering in plush, and patent adjustable parasol rods. ‘Ihe bodies are very handsome und cn- rely new, with the standard Haywood gear, slaved spoke Wheels, well worth $30. We ouly ask you to with other dealers’ @25 and K they are great bargaina, TRUN rongest trunks culy constitute our Tru quent. ‘The prices are all low: we guarant mata savinso: 2U percent forour pa- trons; with every style that you can mention, 1rom the Cheapest 9Xc. Packing Trunk to the genuine $30 Sole Leather Special toour NEW PATENT ROLLER TE . Which you can pack and unpack withc the tray. itis the trunk for Lu derly Inies and TH) WUCES At TRICYCLES, BICY This Gepartunent Is c ids. 1tis the trunk for el- ERY REASONABLE. AND VELOCIPEDES, plete in every respect. \ ulocipedes for ricycles for $5.93. ‘Misses’ Tricycles for $6 98. Yeles for Safety Bicycle: Satety Bicy Boys’ larce Sateties, w WITH LAMPS, for $34.95. Bear in mind our prices and goods are guaranteed to you. MONEY CHEERFULLY REFUNDED ON ANY UN- SATISFACTOKY PURCHASES, N.B.—Wo ave Just received & new stock of Rattan Rocking Chairs, R. GOLDSCHMID, it 1007-1009 F st. UU Anta > gs: uu 2 3 uu MM Sash POPULAR SHOPPING PLACB, SEVENTH STREET. A aif , Be ig Bn AA it £ , ey bDbD a4 a4 UN Li . It will pay you to give this advertisement your closest attention daily. ‘There will not be a ling in it but what you can SAVE MONEY ON. T ake the Robes mentioned below for an instance, There is nut one but on which you cannot save from gto $3. Dress Robes which are new and stylish, all bougist this sea- sou. But you know itiean unbreakable rule with us that ALL GOODS MUST BE SOLD IN THE SEASON FOR WHICH THEY ARE BOUGHT—the reason we do not wait until the season is over to begiu our sacri- fives, but make them when you want goods. 6 Dress Kobes, were 28. Sucrifice Price 85.08. 3 Dress Robes, were $11. Sacrifice Price $8.25. 2 Dress Robes, were $13.50. Sacrifice Price $10.50. 5 Dress Robes, were $14. Sacrifice Price $11. Cold type cannot give you an idea of the beauty of these Robes; you must see them yourself, aud you will vote them the cheapest you have yet seen. SACRIFICES IN SEASONABLE MOURNING DRESS Goops. ‘The best values at first prices that youcan buy any- where. 38-inch Black Mohair Luster, best value, for 50c. SACRIFICE PRICE 40c. A YARD. 38-inch Black Mohair Luster, regular 62 ic, quality. BACRIFICE PRICE 50c. A YARL 38-inch Bigck Mohair Luster, # decided bargain for Tea SACRIFICE PRICE 60c. A YARD, 38 and 42-inch High Grade Black Mobair Luster, cannot be bad anywhere for less than 90c. a yard, SACRIFICE PRICE 75. A YARD, 40-inch Superior Quality Black Mohair Luster,equal to Silk Warp. An unequaled value for $1.25 a yard. SACRIFICE PKICE 81 A YARD. ‘We need not tell you that Mobairs are THE fabrics this season. Ladies who are thinking of buying Black Dresses would look to their own interest by first ex~ amiping the items which we here mention, BOOK DEPARTMENT. Cut Prices on al! Books. New Books received as soon as published. ‘Magazivesat cut prices. Century, regular price 35c. Our price 30c. Harpe’, “ Our price 30c, Scribner's, “ =“ = 2c, Our price 23c. ‘St. Nicholas, regular price 25e. Our price 230. Cosmopolitan, regular price 25¢. Our price 230. North American, regular price 50c. Our price 45¢. ALL OTHERS AS LOW. All the Celebrated French and American Fashion Plates in stock at reduced prices. BAUHTS TH STREET. Trsxs Goons axD CROQUET. Ask to see our “COLUMBIA” Becket. The ‘best for the price ever offered. WM. BALLANTYNE & SOX, 428 7th ot, eres OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHRoP, OOR 11TH AND F STS. X. Trrsoax, Mar 6, 1890. “OPENING” IN THE MEN'S DEPARTMENT.—We wish tocall Sttention to the “Opening” of Imported Tennis Novelties in our Men's Department. These foods are made to our order by Welch, Margeston & Co., London, ‘and no where in thiscity can they ‘de duplicated, as they ere con- fined strictly te us, We are show- ing Tennis Suit, Plain White sud Fancy, separate Coats and Pants, extra Pisin White and Pancy Caps to match, Sashes and Cummerbunds in the most stylish colors, in Stripes, Spots and Solide, (Men's Department, 1013 F st) REDUCTION SALE OF La- DIES’ WRAPPERS AND TEA GOWNS.—Ladies’ Light Challie Wrappers. Reduced to §3.50 each, Ladies’ Dark Flannel Wrappers, with robe fronts, Reduced to 65 each. Ladies’ Light and Dark French Challie Tea Gowns, with com- bination robe fronts, Reduced to 67.50 cach, Ladies’ Black French Cashmere ‘Wrappers, robe fronts and full Sleeves. Reduced to $10 exch. Ladies’ Black Cashmere Tea Gowns, with Surah Silk fronts, full sleeves. Reduced to @12.50 each, Ladies’ French Challie Tea Gowns, in haudsome designs of Light Blue, Old Rose and French Gray, with combination robe fronts, finely tucked and trimmed with ribbon. Reduced to $12.50 each. (Third floor.) INFANTS’ DEPARTMENT.— ‘We have just received an elogant line of Infants’ Hand-made Slips and Dresses, We wish ft dis- tinctly understood that these are strictly HAND-MADE, Every stitch by hand and trimmed with thread lace. Infants’ Hand Embroidered Flannel Skirts, seams feather- stitch, Infants’ Hand-made Pinning Biankets of the finest Flannel, bound with silk braid and silk feather-stitching. Hand Embroidered Bacques and Wrappers, of Cash- mere and fine Flannel. We are also showing every wear- ing requisite for infants, (Second floor, annex.) LADIES' NEW TRAVELING ULSTERS, NEWMARKETS AND CONNEMARA CIRCULARS.— Ladies’ Mohair Ulsters, in Black andGray. $5 and $6 each. Ladies’ All-wool Connemara Circulara, in Tan aud Biack. §7 each, Ladies’ Mohair Connemara Cir culars, in Gray. $7.00 each, Ladies’ Connemars, in Gray, Gloria, and Gray-and-black Cam- el'sHair Cloth, $11 each, Ladies’ Connemaras, in attrac tive English Plaids. @12.50each, Ladies’ Connemaras, in extra- fine grades of Gray and Black Gloria ard Navy and Black Cloths, $14 each. Ladies’ Connemaras, in Gray, Navy and Brown Gloria, made with the new style yoke, $15 each. Ladies’ Black Cameline Ulsters, suitable for mouruing wear, $18 each, (Third floor.) LACE DEPARTMENT. — We haye Just received 10 pieces 45- inch All-silk Blsck Kussian Net, which we are offering at 70c. per yerd. Better quality than here- tofore sold at 75c. First floor.) LINEN DEPARTMENT. —A largeassortwment cf Kitchen, Pan- try and Glass Towels. 12ige.euch, 500 dozen Excelient Quality Huck Towels, 12}gc. each. 200 dozen Extra Heavy Hemmed Huck Towels. 20c. each. 300 doz. Twilled and Plain Crash Roller Towels, full size aud well made. 30c. each. 100 dozen Good Quality Damask Napkins. $1.25 per dozen. 150 dozen Extras Quality Ger man Damask Napkius. $1.50 per dozen. (Second floor.) CHILDREN'S HANDKER- CHIEFS.—Children’s All-linen ‘Tepe Bordered Handkerchiefs in Colored and White. 8c. each. Children's Ali-linen Hem- stitched Handkercniefs, with Col- ored print border. 10c. and 12340, each. Children’s. All-inen Hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, embroid- ered in Colored and White, 180 each. 6for $l. Pirst floor.) IT BAKES THE CAKE—The “Perfection” Cake Pan. It bas been rightly named. Seems to be more popular than the Keystone ‘Eee Bester. It docs away with greasing the pan and cake can be cooled in the inverted pan. Come * and see it and taste our Angel and Sunshine Cake, Demonstrations daily. (Mrst floor.) Infante’ ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 11th and Feta ae Brack Unoenwean Heangvanrens, (Ladies, Men's and Children’s) ‘The Summer Season of "90 opens with Black Under wear as popular as ever. The tntroduction of the Various tunprovements conducive to superior appear- anee, Stand wear have peen recogn:zed aud profited Dy, making Our stock’ the lanrest, must complete and the wos: reliable to select from. Direct importation and the snail profits our cash basiness euabies ie also the guarantee of bost possible Talues, pre SSy PP aA i ak i PALAIS aa oe RR oo © YF A a R GENTLEMEN: From London we have the Black India SUK Negiige Shirts w hich we offer at the rearon- Able price of 85. We guarantee our 1890 Half Hose to bee perfectly Fast Biack, free from ail poisonous dye, proof against perspiration or washing, AND GUARANTEED NOT 1O TURN GREEN. If not agreeing with the above inevery respect the Hose may be returned and the Brice paid will be refunded —politely and promptly. PRICE LIST MEN'S FAST BLACK SOCKS. Cotton, 25, 35, 50c. Lisle, 35, 50c, 82-The S50. Cotton Hose ha heels—spiiced soas to be double thickness above the top of the shoe, The patent silk finishand the improved shape make them equal the 50c. MAL! Hose of Inst eea- fon. So superior are the new Z5c. Socks that we re- duce the price of these previously in stock to ¥le., or 3 pairs for 1. 527 Men's Department, near door of No. 1119 Pa ave (Continued below.) Laos Fasr Buace Those. A feature of our 90 importations is THE SPLICED SELVAGE EDGE, which pos prevents the Hose from dropping cnto small holes atthe back. THE HIGH SPLICED HEELS are double thickness «i inches from tue heel, THN DOUBLE SOLES, as es toes, ie also an improvement that will be appreci- the high spliced PRICE List. 40, 50, 55, 60 coute, » 60, 75, BS cents. Opers Length SILK—@1, #1.3 $2" We ask special attention to the superior qualities Of the following. which were made to our special onder im 500-dozen lots: SPECIAL!—Latra Quality Hose, with epliced sel vace, bixh spliced heels and double soles and toes. Only 50 cent I. SPECIAL'—Siik-finish Lisle Hose, with the tm- Proved finish as quoted above. Only 60 cents a pair. EXIRA SPECIAL.—Our entire uuportations have arrived with the exception of the 25e. qualities Un! their arrival we ofter our celebrated 35. Hose for 25 Cents and those marked 40 cents, with high spliced heels, ke., for 35 ceuts, or 3 pairs for #1 NOTICE —Wo are also showiug New Lisle Hove.with Fast-biack feet aud ankles, uppers in the pew spring ver, Black . wi backles, 7c. « pair. CHILDREN'S FAST BLACK HOSE. A price list would be confusing, since we haves QUarter hundred different styles about ten sizes ip t puzzles oue to ich @ variety, and #o it wouid & We have Fast Black Hose and girls, The very best Enelish and German makes Prices start a! at $1 & pair. $2 You will tnd # Y enpecially for the better grades, compare very favorably with the Quotations of the stores doing a crodit Uusiness. THE PALAIS KOYAL. (Continued below.) Fasr Buacx Usprewran Warranted Fast Biack Ribbed Vests, often worn as Corset Covers. Cotton, with colored ribbon trimmings Lisle, with colored rivbon trimmings Lisle, superior Silk Gnish .. Silk (best English) CHEMISES, Wlack India Silk, extra length, deep flounce, Black Silk Lace trimming, $3.98 exch. SKIRTS. Black India and Surah Silk Skirts from $10 each Bisck Sateen, Mohair and Brilliautine Skirts from 81.15 to $4.08 each. SPECIAL!—For tomorrow's sale we offer our $1.25 Black Satinette Skirts for only #8 cents, CORSETS AND BUSTLES. Black Corsets aud Bustles—the very latest Paris im- portations, 49 conte Scents cuts me THE PALAIS ROYAL. _ (Continued below.) Srectan Sure Duss Goons. MONDAY, Olay 5) TUESDAY. Olay 6» WEDNESDAY, May 7.) ‘The feature of the sale will be the showing of New Goods Suitable for Midsummer Dresses aud the clos ing out of Spring Dress Goods, THE REDUCED PRICES; 50c. English Plaid Suitings.... 50c. French Plaid Suitings...... 50c. Combination Stripe Suitings 80c. English Novelty Suitings. ‘0c. French Novelty Suitings THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Gixomams Ar Revvcen Prices AND NEW AND LOVELY CHALLIES. The late important purchase of SCOTCH GING HAMS will evable us to show usually good qualities all the very latest novelties in colors and desiyns, AT VERY MODERATE PRICES. The Gingbams in stock prior to this purchase are reduced as follows: 45-cent 45-inch Side Baud Giushams.. ‘5-cent Damask Ginghame. $0-cent Scutch Gingbams, $@-Our new Chailies (half Ww. shown in plain colors: Old Kose, Heliotrope, Light Blue, Pink. Curdinal, Shrimp, @esada, Govelin, Oliver Cream aud Biack ; also with Cream round and figures of colors as above; also in combinations as follows. Tan und Golden Brown, Light and Dark Old Rose, Light and Dark Resada Green, two shades of Gobelin Blue, &&., Be. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Cran Woor Duxss Goons. We quote the following as special barwaius and invite comparison with samples from this or other cities 40-inch Cream Nun's Veiling.. 40-inch Serge and Cashmere... 40-inch Extra Quality do. do.. 40-inch Cream Mobsir 40-inch Jacquard do... 40-inch Striped Senge. ... 45-inch Cream Broadcloth. . ih yard €@~ Samples cheerfully furnished. Call or send pos- tal card requesting samples. THE PALAIS ROYAL, «(Continued below.) Sone Busck Duzss Goons The following are selected as extra guod values: 40-incn Bleck Nun's Veiling 40-inch Black Wool Albatross. 42-inch Hemstitched Nun's Vetling .... 42-inch Batiste, Grenadine Border. .. 42-inch Batiste, witbout border ..... 6@°A full line of Priestiey’s Black Goods. Special dargains st 75c. are the Melrose Cloth, Wool Armure, Drap d’Alma, Ravenna Cloth and{Camel’s Hair Fabrics SB™ Buttons below cost. 50c, Buttons (35 styles) reduced to. ......... 38. Goren: ‘Se. Buttons (73 styles) reduced to. 81.25 Buttons (61 styles) reduced to. (Continued below.) Exsnowrnes Dowx Ix Pace ‘The goods in stock prior to the arrival of the new Embroideries are reduced as follows: @2 for the 60-inch Naiusook Embroideries marked “Gi208 foe the a2 inch Swls, Cambele and Ratnoook oe 191.25 for those marked 61.450 yard and $1.50 for