Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON SATURDAY Many 10, 1890, CROSBY S. NOYES Editor. THE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Local Cirentation of any Newspaper in the World, Mediom is worth ers published in The resolution passed last night by the direc- tors of the board of trade, commending the action of the Senate committee on appropria- tions in increasing the District appropriations, expresses the general sentiment, The city rapid growth demands a proportionate increase of expenditures upon streets, extension of the police and fire service, aid to charities and upon other local objects of # similar character. Great public works, upon which it is wise to enter now, but the benefits of which will be largely felt by successors of the present taxpayers, should be paid for in instalments, so that the city of the future may share the expense of benefits, of which it will be the di- tect beneficiary. The current revenues should be largely applied to meet current needs, and there should be little unexpended balance of annual revenue. The yearly surplus is not @ benefit but an embarrassment to the Dis- trict. The wisdom of our legislators is to be | shown in the manner in which they expend | the ever increasing umount of money derived from District texes, the rate of taxation being constant and the value of taxable property rapidly enlarging. It will not be shown by leaving a portion of this fund unexpended and idle in the treasury, like the talent buried in the earth, The House, without regard to po- litical domination. always cuts below the public | estumates in all departments. The Senate is expected to give the requisite increase. This rule operates upon the District appropriations. ee The New York World has recently made a vigorous assault upon the “rotten work on the squeduct,” and on the claim of the contractors for abonus for repairs, which they were com- pelled to make in order to fulfill their contract, The World comments upon the “miles of brick- work jaid without cement except in the exposed ring,” and “the thousands of cubic yards of eavities which shonid have been filled with solid masonry.” It refers, however, not to the Washington aqueduct, but to the new Croton aqueduct in New York. The capital has hada recent experience in tunnel construction by the government which enables it to understand perfectly the charges made against the work on the Croton aqueduct, and to sympathize heartily with its alllicted municipal neighbor, New York. a The most recent victim of the cigarette habit is John F. Hickey, of New Branswick, New Jersey, who began at ten years of age the use of cigarettes, smoking from three to six packages daily for three years, Four weeks ago he was put ina hospital to cure him of nicotine poisoning, but lockjaw followed in- stead of cure and the lad is dead. In the majority of observed cases cigarettes do not kill outright, but gradually destroy mind and body, filling the streets with young men who are nomin: alive but practically dead, The District building hen law is under con- sideration in House committee, and it is hoped | that adequate protection against double pay- ments may be devised for the benetit of the property-owner and builder. Nominally for the benefit of the mechanic, the local law is really for the benefit of the material man, upon | whom it confers unjust privileges, The work- ingman can be fully protected, without encour- aging the swin ling of the property-owner through com,.sory double payments for material. ae It is a curious coincidence that wherever the Australian ballot system has been tried recently | a democratic victory has followed. And yeta short time ago some of the bosses of that party were complaining that the secret ballot would take away the rights of the illiterate and, in their opinion, defeat the democratic party. sate Soe There was a time when Sherif Grant of New | York, with his hands resting on the mayoralty, looked toward the governorship and vaguely beyond to the Presidency, as one other New York democrat had done, but that time has passed. ee There is no haughty pride about the Chicago Inter Ocvan, for notwithstandiyg the fact that it has recently moved into a magnificent build- ing it still spells its name without a hyphen. —<— + The colored waiters in Chicago are strike and the white man is a supplian black for food. This is an offset to the ern outrage.” ————————————— Acareful perusal of the New York Tribune and the Louisville Courier Jowrnal compels the conclusion that neither Mr. Mills nor Mr. Me- Kinley knows anything about the tariff. — Andrew Lang says: “Never have Iseen a robustious American nor an American who preached nor an American who told pointless stories.” Has Mr. Lang seen any American? ee We have got a new pharmacopwia, whatever mi f silver and the tarifl on a to the “south- be RE YOU Gor 4% Excursion to Jour tickets before diay 1 mi0-6t" JA Bauscuss Ix Jews SILVERWAR! FINCH, Manager. 614 F et, I MUST SELL AT ONCE THE ENTIRE STOCK CONTAINED IN THE OLD-ESTABLISHED JEW- ELEY STORE OF FRANK M. LEV PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. THE ASSORTMENT IS GOOD AND THE STOCK FRESH. PRICES WILL BE MADE V No. 1215 RY Low. MILLS DEAN, Assiznee, m10-6t To Guano Aguysr Mors PUT YOUR FURS ON STORAGE aT STINEMETZ & SON'S, 1237 PA. AVE. my10-3m GTRASBURGER'S s DRY GOUDS AND CLOAK STORES, 404 and 406 7th SPECIAL Pk} DES IN DRESS GOODS, Light and Dark Body Cashmervs, 46-inch Henrietta, all shades, 5 40-inch St Black Beiliautine. our uwn unportation; bargain: Price 10 percent off of lowest marked prices from B0c. to 1.25 yard. 80c. Colored Briluantines, 4 Silk Drapery Net, Black Lace and Fish Bet, of all Kinds and qualities, at lowest prices, 1) Embroidered Robes, 314. Figured China Silks, all co!ors, 50c. a yard. #1 Ali Colors 18-iuch Satin, spe. French Sateens, new desicus, 100 aiferent styles of American Sateens, 12 Freneb, Seoteh and an can Ginghams—1,VU0 pat- "= to select from—at lowest market prices, 6234. Silk-and-woul-stripe Outing Flannel ; big bar gain; 400 a yard, oOo ssles of White India Linen Plais stripes and price 3c. THR EVENING &sTAR: WASHINGTON, 4 D. Suorrrxa News For Moxpay. ‘The most important news of the Season. All the goods secured this week by our buyers in New York will have the price mark® attached and be displayed on ‘Monday s0 as to be readily examined. ‘You know’ tis the close of theseason with the whole sale men, and our busers closed out from the impor- ters at prices that {enable the bargains of the season, Plenty of some goods, but few of others, Here is A ONE-DAY BARGAIN. A ONE-DAY BARGAL A ONE-DAY BARGAIN. A ONE-DAY BARGAIN, A ONE-DAY BARGAIN. A ONE-DAY BARGAIN. A ONE-DAY BARGAIN, A ONE-DAY BARGAIN, A ONE-DAY BARGAIN, A ONE-DAY BARGAIN. ‘The day will be Monday, May 12. The goods are Laces, THREE PIECES NCH BLACK SILK CHANTILLY LACE FLOUNCINGS FOR 95 CENTS A YARD OF QUALITY AND DESIGN THAT Has HERETOFORE SOLD AT $1.35 A YARD, AND what will as surely be sold out before 6 o'clock Mon- day evening: FIVE PIECES 42-INCH BLACK SILK CHANTILLY LACE FLOUNCINGS FOR 85 CENTS | OF QUALITY AND DESIGN THAT YOU'LL RECOG- NIZE WORTH $1.25 A YARD, AND Equally as good bergains in the other departments that were represented by our eight buyers in Ni York, making Monday a day of many surprises, One-Day Men's Bargains, One-Day Parasol Bargains, One-Day Glove Bargains, One-Day Embroidery Bargains, One-Day Handkerchief Bargains, Oue-Day Dress Goods Bargains, One-Day Trimming Bargains, One-Day Hosiery Barzains, One-Day Underwear Barzains, One-Day Blazer Bargains, FP" To illustrate: The fifty-three Blazers were the samples of the leading manufacturers in the country. Ii the half hundred garments are not gone by Monday evenine it'll not be because of the qualities and prices. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) | New Srock Or Dasss Goons, TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS. Our buyer's late visit to New York enables us not only toshowall the scarce shades in Silk, Wool and Cotton Dress Goods, but im some instances to quote prices much lower than generally prevailing for broken assortments, THE PALAIS ROYAL, New Ga Asp Crarzes. AT 1254 CENTS—A better assortment of Gingpams than shown any previous time this season. All the searce shades in plain colors, checks, stripes and side- bands. AT 25 CENTS—Genuine Scotch Ginghams and guaranteed 35c, quality; small and large checks, stall and large plaids, stripes in choie color combina- tions, sidebands,some of the latter being 40-cent styles, In plain Chambray we show delicate shades of Old Rose, Resada Green, Gobelia, Golden Brown, Pink, | London Red, Marine Biue, Sky Biue, also Black and Cream. AT 18 CENTS—The prettiest Challies (half Wool) of the season. Colored and Cream grounds with very large figures, also lovely styles in Persian effects and a novelty in imitation of Striped Bourette Clotha, See the new 123yc, Outing Cloths, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Naw \ Diss Goons. ‘The scarce shades of Grays, Tans, Suede and Fawn, in 40-inch Henrtettes, at 80 cents, and the rare tints of Gray in the 75, Mobairs, All styles in 50c. Check Wool Suitings, including Blue and White, Black and White, Brown and White, Garnet aud White, Garnet, Tan and White, Myrtle, Black and White, Navy, Black and White Checks, CREAM WOOL DRESS GooDs, ‘The prices qnoted below aro not uncommon, THE QUALITIES OFFERED AT THE PRICES ARE. *40-incb Creara Wool Batiste... 50, yard 42-inch Cream Wool Albatross, 50c. yard 40-inch Silk-finish Mohair, G8e, yard 40-inch Cloth-finish Serge. 500. yard 4c-inch Superior English Serge 42-inch Striped French Serge. 40-inch Silk-fluish Henrietta. “This Batiste is an extra good bargain. THE DRESS TRIMMINGS, The new Gold and White Applique Trimmings, the novelties in Figaros, aud the Gold, Silver aud Steel Baud Trinuuings are some of the finest imported this season and ofered at the iuwest prices uf the season, THe PALAI3 ROYAL, (Continued below.) Seaese Axv Jar. Sirxs Without hesitation, without fear of contradiction, we claim the following the best bargrens offered for years, ‘The prices tell you littie, but the qualities will inch Black Shanghai... 3 pieces 24-inch Biack Shanghat. 2 pieces 24-inch Black Japanese. 1 piece 27-inch Black Japanese, 1 piece 30-inch Black Japanese. 4 pieces 24-inch Cream Shangbai. 2 pieces 24-inch White Shanghai, 1 piece 24-inch Cream Japanese 2 pieces 27-inch White Jspanewe. pieces 23-inch Colored Shanghal. 23-inch Colored Shanghai... S27 All the iatest street aud evening shades shown in e Colored Silks, Ploase note that we except the 50c, Sikes. They ave NOT te same extraordinary values as ure all the others. BARGAINS IN WARRANTED BLACK SILKS, The following are the best qualities ever offered by Us for ¢layurd., We guarantee every yard, that is: Uf the Sitk crocks or spkits, with sar wear, within one ‘eur of purchase a new dress given. Since we accept the respomsibility of the wear your Surprise or suspicion of the price need not be. 2i-inch Black Koyal Armure Silk. 2i-iuch Black Rhadzimir Silk. work, worth frum lie. to 43c; special sale Tie. E97 See our windows and note prices. STRASBULGER’S DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES, at 404 and 406 7th st. vow. HE BUSINESS MEN'S EXCURSION TO LIN- in, Nebraska, wall ne ty purchase tae NCH, Manager, 614 F st, 27-ineb Black Sura Silke. veoh yard $2" The followmg are almost too good fur the fuund- ations to the Black Laces we are surprisiug you with: 19-inch Black Surah Silks... 50 and 68e. yard Ba-iach, 73 ceuts; 27-inch, 8¥c. and $1 a yard, THE PA PALAIS ROYAL, Cor, 12th st, and Pa.ave. 4 LISNER j om > Lada tl 3 ar La Cer) Boc08 5 4 Pr». | <7 3 > << ob bee peering > popes | ~~ oC we AFD ; ; ; LAL SD TOU NNTIDG! 2s ol St Je SAE NE DE al a el a 1S SL SE A A UE SI eye eee 2, Se LES er emai Ieee De ml myl0 WOODWARD & LOTHROP, COR, 11TH AND F STS, 5.W. Sarvapax, Mar 10, 1890. A GOOD FLANNEL SHIRT FOR 47c.—An extraordinary offering. Last season we were unable to get hold of a good Domet Flannel Shirt, This sea- son, however, we have been success- fuland are prepared to show an exceed- ingly fine line at the extraordinary low price of 47c, each. We are fortunate in securing an experienced and practical shirt maker, who is one in every sense of ‘the word, On Monday we will put onsale 100 dozen Men's Domet Flannel Shirts, in neat and attractive patterns, made with a yoke, cut full 36 inches long, no Taw seams, Sizes 14 to 17. Only 470. each. These exceptionally fine values will be displayed on center table, Ollen’s Department, No. 1013 F st.) FASHION NOTES say “Charming dremes can be made of 3lc. Tennis Striped Flannels. One of these gowns is worth balf a dozen cotton dresses,” ‘We are showing an attractive line of these Flannels, 28 inches wide, at the price. Sle. SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN TEN+ NIS FLANNELS.—Owing to the late- Ress of the season we have concluded to close out our stock of Tennis Flannels and to that end have made these extra- ordinary reductions, A Beautiful Line of Tennis Striped Flannels, 27 inches wide, Reduced from 30¢. to 25¢. per yard. Cotton and Wool Scotch Tennis Flan- nels, 30 inches wide. Reduced from 40c, and 450, to 37\¢c. per yard. Silk Striped Tennis Flannels,31 inches wide. Reduced from 623¢c. to 50c. per yard. Silk Striped Scotch Tennis Flannels, Blinches wide. Reduced from 75c. to p2kec. per yard, (Second floor.) SUMMER BLANKETS AND QUILTS.—On Monday we shall put on sale Marseilles Quilts at the exceedingly low price of $3 each. An extra fine value. Our line is now complete in Licht Weight Blankets, with borders of Light Blue, Pink and Gold. Suitable for cribs, three-quarter and double beds, (Fonrth floor.) A BIG REDUCTION IN PARASOLS,— ‘In order to close out our stock of Ladies’ 22-inch Changeable Silk Parasols, in Blue, Brown, Red and Gray, Sterling and Gold Tops on Colored and Black Handles, we have reduced them from $6.75 and 25 to the low price of $2.50 each, An extraordinary offering, (First floor.) LINENS FOR LOOSE COVERS.—Not- withstanding the fact that Washington isnoted for its clean streets there is always more or less dust in the summer that comes in at the windows and helps ‘spoil the parlogifurniture, Considering the saving to the furniture Linen Loose Covers really cost nothing. You will ins stantly recognize this season's Linens to be far superior to those sold last sea- son, and yetthe prices are the same These have no wrong side, so cut to bet- ter advantage, and can be turned when desired, Plain Buff and @ variety of fancy stripes, inch, G6-ineh, (Fourth tor.) NEWS TO MEN.—Men’s Lawn Tennis Caps in Club Colors, Stripes and Solids, 37e. and 50c. each. ‘Men's All-wool Heavy Ribbed Bicycle Hose in Navy Blue; full regular made; all sizes, $1 each, ‘Men's High-class Tennis Belts, exqui- site colors aud stripes, superior texture, extra wide, $1.25 to $2 euch, (Men's Department, 1013 F st.) UPHOLSTERY NEWS.—A complete line of Satteen Cretonnes in rich and attractive colorings; very desirable for screen mountings, pillow covers and light curtains; 30 inches, be. per yard. Pougee Drapery, in new and attractive colorings and patterus. ‘These are with- out question the finest priuting we have ever had, being impossible to tell the ditference between genuine silk, aud then only upon the closest scrutiny; 40 inches wide. 17c, per yard. (Fourth floor.) A FINE VALUE IN LINENS—On Monday we will place on sale 50 pieces 64-inch Bleached Double Satin Damask at the low price of 80c. per yard. ‘This 4s without exception the fluest value we have ever offered in the Linen Depart- ment, (Second floor.) TWO FINE VALUES IN MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS.—Men’s White All- linen Hemstitched Haudkerchiefs, two- inch hems. Ouly 18c. each, 6 for 81. Men's White All-liuen Tape Bordered Handkerchiefs, Only 18¢ each, 6 for #1. (Pirst floor.) MUSLIN UNDERWEAR —Muslin and Cambric Gowns, trimmed with cambric ruilles, embroidery aud laces of all styles, 50e. to 87.50, Muslin aud Cambric Skirts, trimmed with embroidery and lace. 81 to $10.50, Muslin aud Cambric Drawers, latest styles and trimmings, 25¢, to 85, Muslin aud Cambric Corset Covers, high and low neck. J2ige. to $4. «Second tloor; aunex.) DRESS TKIMMINGS.—Black Silk Gimp. 34 to J inches wide, 15c to 81 per yard. Colored Silk Gimp. % inches wide, ‘BSc. per yard. 3 to 3 inches wide, 7c, to $1.75 per yard, Black Silk Crochet Trimming. $1 to 812 poryard. Black Silk Vandyke Braid. $1.35 to 86 per yard, Biack Silk Zousves, $4.50 and $13.50. Pizat floor; rear.) i 25e. per yard, 50c, per yard, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 11th aud F sts. now Pink figures, trimmed with a cascade of fine Oriental lace, pink satin belt and ribbons. 816.98. Fine French Challie Wrapper, empire style, in new Green, with vine of darker shade, wide moire ribbon sash tomatch. $15.98. Another in the same style, black ground with gray . Laxsscrca & Bros REVELATIONS. ‘We cannot say too much con- TEA GOWNS cerning our stock of Tea Gowns: such lovely creations; each and FROM every one of the many stylesdiffer- ext. The assortment contains 83.93 everything that is newand beau- tiful, The styles manifold variety To encugh to satisfy the most fas- tidious, 835.00. We will try to describe some of the better numbers. Fine French Challie Tea Gowns, cream ground with figure and black ribbons. $15.48, Fine Imported Cashmere Tea Gowns, pale blue entire front, embroidered on pale blue surab, with sleeves and fedora of white china silk. $25. Fine Imported Cashmere Tea Gowns, large fan-leat Pattern on pale ground, with full puffed front and slceve of pale pink surah. $25. Fine Black Surah Tea Gown,richly trimmed in black and white stripe satin, $20.48, WHITE INDIA LINEN WRAPPERS and Tea Gowns, in a variety of styles, ranging in Price from $1.98 to $9.98, SILK CHEMISE, $3.98. Made of fine India Silks; colors, Black, Lavender, Light Blue. Material is exceilent and will wash like your handkerchief. Trimmed with lace around neck, sleeves and bottom. It costs you no more than a good quality Muslin Chemise, and so much dressier and cooler. “Our price, $3.98." CHATELAINE BAGS start as low as 50c, A genteel one for 98c, Finer ones for $1.25, 61.50, 81.75, $1.98, $2.50. Black Leather Bags, leather lined, for 50c.; worth 89. (Special.) Ooze Skin Jags in all shades, also in seal, leather Mined, with inside pocket, $1.29, BELTS.—Every idea is illustrated with us, whether it be in cotton, canvas or silk; start as low as Sc, Nice silk ones for Ladies or Gentlemen, 420. Fiue Mourning Belts, with mourning buckles, quite new; don't know of any one hereabouts that has them; do you HOT WEATHER MATERIALS. ‘Indis Linens, Nsinsooks, Swisses, Mulls, Lawns and every conceivavle White Goods kept by us. CHALLIES AT 7c. PER YARD in # collection of col- orings never equaled, APRONETTES AT 8c, ‘These seem to have taken a good hold. Unusually large quantities of this material Lave been sold lately, probably because our yoous are Worth more. INDIA LINENS start at 5 cents per yard. Next quality Scents up to 30 cents. Au unsurpassed assortment of trades to select from. ‘Thousands of yards await you, EMBROIDERIES, An unapproachable assortment in all widths, SWISS, In fine work we excel. Fine Whee! Work, Finest kind of Hemstitched Em- broidery, Allovers, medium aud narrow, to match. NAINSOOK, CAMBLIC. All mail orders given careful consideration. Feel perfectly safe in ordering this w plicit, ‘, only be ex- Fashion Gazette, Our store kept delightfully cool by our Patent Cool- ing Faus. myl0 422, 424, 426 7TH STREET. Cursese Srraw Mares. JAPANESE STRAW MATTINGS, We are offering the largest and most complete line of Straw Mattings ever shown in thie city. ‘The stock comprises all the latest colorings and designs, ‘Those contemplating the purchase of Straw Mat- tings shonid call and examine onr stock. Prices all marked in plain figures, The following are a few of the spectal turgains: 300 Roils White and Check Matting at $3.50 per roll of 40 yards, 200 Rolls Fancy Matting at 84 per roll of 40 yards. 100 Rolls Fancy Jointless Matting at #7 per roll of 40 yards, 100 Rolls Extra-heayy Jointiess Matting at 810 per roll of 40 yards, 75 Kolls New Patterns Damask Matting, @12 per roll of 40 yards, We huve a complete assortment of Scotch Floor Linens of all widths. Estimates for covering floors furnished free of charze. Tt is Just as tmportant to cover your carpeteas your furniture for the summer. KEEP OUT THE FLY, We have all the best appliances for Wire Window and Door Screens in the country. See our 21c. Screen, which will fit any ordinary sized windéw, Sond for estimate for our Cabinet-made Screens and Doors, ‘They are in many of the finest residenges, LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE ‘The largest assortiment of stuffs and the best force of cutters aud makers tobe had. We cut, make and furnish materials for full size parlor suites from $16 up and guarantee a perfect fit, W. B. MOSES & SONS. Cor. Lith aud F sta aw, FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, INTERIOR DECORATIONS, WALL PAPERS, ETC, Sce Our Refrigerators, See Our Baby Carriayes. See Our Tricyeles. - See Our Cedar Chests, fee Our Camphor Chests. ‘fee Our Haramocka, See Our Tents. ‘See Our Haramock Support and Capopy. See Our Mosquito Canopies, myl0 Exorxovs Cor Is Prices, COMMENCING MONDAY MORNING. JULIUS LANSBURGH, 13TH AND F STREETS, ‘Will sell UPHOLSTERY FABRICS, CURTAINS, DRAPERIES, &o., AT LESS THAN ONE-HALF OF REGULAR PRICE. Note the following BARGAINS OFFERED. Silk and Wool Renaissance—for upholstering far. niture. Reduced to $1.45 per yard. former price 83. SPECIAL REDUCTION IN TAPESTRIES. 350 yards reduced to Gdc. per yard, Former price $1.25. 460 yards reffuced to 75c. per yard, Former price 2.25. ‘385 yards reduced to 90c. per yard. Former price 2.5 - SILK PLUSH. Immense cut in Pluses. See those offered at $1.10 Peryard, Reduced from $2.50, Six different shades, and extra fine quality. DON'T FAIL to see our summer weight IM- PORTED PUNJAB CURTAINS. Very handsome and stylish. Reduced to $6.50 per pair, Former price 16. We have 165 pair of them. Also 180 PAIR ELEGANT ORIENTAL STEIPED CURTAINS, Which will be sold at the remarkably low price of 94.68 per pair, Reduced from $12.00. Rich and elegant, Look at them. 200 pair Light-weicht Chenille Portieros—for sum- mer draperies—will be sold tar below cost, IMMENSE BARGAINS Are Offered at the REMNANT COUNTER, Odds and Ends of UPHOLSTERY GvOvs, TAPESTRIES, AND CRETONNES, FANCY SILKS AND ART SATINS. For De.orative Purposes. Remnants of all kinds at prices less than cost, Remewber, for THIS WEEK only, we have CUT PRICES On the Entire Stock of Upholstery Goods, &e. Call early aud secure the banyai: JULIUS LANSBURGH, _m10 13th and F ste, OSETINTED OOLAM CHALLIES % . YD. WID) have been reduced to 47«¢. per yd. Our 10. 31 inch Wool-mixed Cashmere down to 12)¢. yer yd. T Teduction is uearly 40 per cent: they are our reno¥ prices. BAUFMAN'S DOUBLE “COMBINATI: thst. ae. s hy Gagne ilegant Dining Cx cursion to Lincoln, Neb B11 U6" ‘S) GLORIA SILK UM- sat Ca seen Manse BEG 1 mobrellas, wit gould up, 2 A {3 7 Sth st. 8. m1 0~ Tur Du Or Fasex Prarces 18 AS FAR BACK AS THE DAY OF LOW PRICES FOR WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE, THE PUBLIC KNOW VALUES, AND GO WHERE THEY GET THE BEST VALUES. gs a Bys5 sSSs 5S, S555 ARE THE BEST, AND THEIR PRICES THE LOWEST. WHERE ELSE CAN YoU BUY LADIES’ HAND-MADE OXFORDS FOR 83.50; MENS’ KAND-MADE SHOES, FOR #4 AND MAY 10. 1899-SIXTEEN PAGES MEN'S PATENT LEATHER SHOES FOR & AND 26? ARTHUR BURT & CO, asl. F 8st NW. m0 PHE Bri SION PARTY TO in, Nebraska, W' pvided with Beau- tifulBouvenira. J. A. FINCH, Manager, m10-6t* i G14 Fst, YALL DOW! T SOME OF OUR SACKI- tices. There are crowds cf buyers that are just Jubilant over their bargams,and you might Just as Well be among them. ‘Ihe goods must be sold and ouner they go the better we like ith. DOUBLE COMBINATION, Lith st. me, Faney Winds white or mixed, U3 745-747 Sth st se. Some Seectan Dspvceaenrs. We have faith enough in your appreciation of good values to offer the fellowine: FIRST :—Priestiey’s Silk Warp Mobair at 21.25 a yard, SECOND:—25,cent Fancy Brocaded Mo- hair reduced to 23 cents, We'veouly Stteen dress patterns of this, TVHIRD:—BO-inch Plaid and Striped Scotch Ginghams at 25 ceuts a yard. FOURTH:—45-inch Silk Warp, Priestley Crystallette, at $1.25 and $1.50 a yard. FIFTH :—42-inch Hemstitched Nun’ Veiling at only 75 cents a yard. ‘We desire to impress upon you the variety, of Plain and Fancy Mattings we are offering at from 10c. to43c. a yard. The best and cheapest warm-weather carpeting. CARHART & LEIDY, “PHILADELPHIA STORE," my10 ARE BARGAIN: anese Fancy White Mattines, &: 740-747 SU wt. we, 0 FOR LINCOLN, Celving invitatious call st ouce ahd secure Pull: punodations, A. FINCH, INK, LIGI AN Lisie Jersey Kibbed Vests, sleeves and neck finiahed in silk; sizes 0, J, $,4t19¢. Ble i Lisle Vi pian Mik facing, finished am spun silk ne dilk Vests at Zo per cont DOUBLE COMBINATION Isrants: W EAR Ong entire ¢ price, 244 und mil0-3t LONG COATS.—We have secured a sample line of Infants’ Emb'y Cashmere Long Coats. We bought these at avery low price and will sell them at alow price. Prices range trom #3 to 86, worth fully 50 per cent more than we a-k, ora $6 coat for é4 Only 30 im the lot. Don’t wait too long if you want one of them. THE BON MARCHE. INFANTS’ CAPS. ‘We are getting in daily new styles of Hats for Chil- @ren in Mull, Chambrey, Pique, Surah Silk, &e. We have them in wlite and colors. Prices ranze from 49c. to $4.48, We think we have the m fects in the city. Come in and look at them, perhaps you will think so too. Prices we know are right, THE BON MARCHE, DRESSES AND SLIPS, Just received a line of Short and Long Diesses, com- prisins some very new effects ip fue Kmb'y aud Hem- stitching. Priecs: low at ” — THE BON MARCHE, EVERY REQUISITE FOR BABYS WEAR AT THE 316 7th st. nw. XOU GOING ON THE BUSINESS MEN'S Ag Excursion to 1ucvdn, Nebraska? If #0 secure reas tickets 10-00" 19%4% JK Pixos, stanazer, 614 F st, FOR 54INCH TUsKEY-RED TABLE mg gfe surely is re- jor Hea ‘which acs quality Cotton and su i ae ony Eatin MS DOUBLE COMBINATION, Lith steece, ‘m yee MAY 19 Is THE LAST stations: o fs fo sl kite i nee sain AF ey ag gis are CUSTO: DResce geese ae t stylish ef- | BOSTON VARIETY STORE. ‘We keep every popular make of Tennis Racquets, 2,000 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, London, Werive BAOSS. - Sas PER CENT DISCOUNT, saan Sh gSS (Ou Horace Partridge’s makes, American Tate English Strung or Prize Strung, 9 ooo 3 (% % PER CENT Discount, Saag My? Peck & Snyder's makes, at Bess a Sw PER CENT DISCOUNT. i &5 ! i Our retail priceson the above makes for a Single ‘Racquet will averaxe from { 15 TO 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT. Peck & Snyder's Balls 25c. each; Wright & Ditson’s ‘BSc. each, A full ine of Nets, Poles, Markers, &o., at popular prices. SMITH & WARDWELL. myl0toje2 = (09 Market Space. You remember Shakespeare sa; “Costly thy raiment as thy purse can buy.” This cuts both ways, It inculcates prudence, and at the same time encourages «love of good things, Let's apply the former, ting a Chamber Set we cau put you in a beauty, If you are about get- Owhich, we might say, almost grew under our very eyes), cood enough and elegant enouga = | But perhaps this purse can buy?” Stili you want the fashionable oak, and you want the plate mirrors, want the fine finish, and ail that, Well, $ buy all you a Chamber S: and which will last your life time, and,as we told you in our “sd.” ou Wednesday last, as it stands side-by-side in our show room witha 260 set ninety-nine people out of a hundred couldn't tell the differen the above qualities and give | you can be proud of rence, When you come in ask tosee our $28 Oak Sets. And if you ha furniture yet ask us about that, too. ! t allyour summer W. H. HOUGHTON & CO., it 1218-1220 F ST. N.W. pon a ¥ 9 1" DPD AA a ee AAA y 7 bpp a2 4 Vv ot Sss8 GLOVES.—For summer, of course, because we'ge liable to turn the warm weather corner any minute, Assorted shades of Taffeta Silk Jersey, Gray, Tan and Black, 30c.; assorted shades of Gray and Tan Lisle Thread, 2% rted shades of 's Taffeta Gloves, sizes 1 to 6, Silk Gloves, sizes 1 to 7, 450 Biack and Grays and Tans thisseason. They're {Sshionatle and harmonize with the adopted costumes, Gloves are in the center. | EX broideries was of such excellence, d price, both in qual- nnd fivures before they are all Various Desigus in Hand-drawn Em- Droideries, 434 in. to 45 in, TSe. to 83.25, Vaudyke, Pleated, Hemstitched ana Irish Poiut Flouncings, 45 in. to $4 Quite a range, you see; butan equally marked variety, Good value, stylish, seasonable and serviceable, You can iil afford to pass such desirable guods for immediate utility, At embroidery counter, ZOUAVE VESTS—Here’s an article which = | ssesses unusual attractions, Lut like every | “thing of beauty” must be seen to be appreci- ated, So we'll merely sugcest what you cau asi for. Black Silk Gimp Vests, #3 to 7; Vests, 87: Steei Vests, $3. Theyare on the left In the Pustwe advertise Drapery Nets, and some Noveities in Chiidyeu's Musiiu and Surah | Hais, E.G. DAVIS, m0 719 Market space, corner Sth st For Pensosar, Coxsweratios Underwear is somethinur you must consider by x< relt betore buying. Your gowns and wraps and byi Reis are topics of general discussion—but in Under. Wear it's the gratibeation of your personal taste an de sted with you—though—and can point out wany an avenue for your better suvply. Under wear ought to demand iumediate consideration jug now ‘The weichis oucht to Le lueliter rorry you have in getting coumendabie quai - Don't exercise yourself on Uuit —let US 3] thai for you. When you buy ti:e garceut from us ws wan! to assume the responsibilities—as we keep ouly | Pedable qualities \ ‘Those Swiss Ribbed Vesta, in White and the delicate tints, at Z0c. proved such xood seliers we have stocked Ladies’ Gauze Vests, with hivh ueck soc and them | wiss Ribved Vest ribvoned au “have done # gret Biue—si! “A dollar wil bay turee Fine Quality Genze-weisst Ribbed moar ‘aud long siveves—Joe. if yur bax ze at SOc. —It is 8 wood quality, £0. 4 Lisles Riubed, Fancy, Chec Ribbed Ba.briggaus—are a 1our-headed cluster of bs reliable ine to be the exteme salar fod. "We haves fart Black im Lisle at pula We have Po pather TSe. teens ie 8 Silk. ip Croat, Punk oF SShe— ‘T Is SILK. Goon. BETTI st No. Be Peg ind are A Fast Buac White and Cre: sulk— #1 — ‘Kia ee rise. ‘oneacl 5 ‘of our stock for ladies. Harly « fiple Otitsbutasuuie stra in'aa wood asa is 8 wad FOR ate: x a oa i of the ladies buy your pder- ee eaen. ‘They have move patienee~-Know ri! what's: st and will ake tune enough to and dt the rigitsert. They will buy at of 6 Quicke: after | ey looked around. they have lornag au excellent quality of Bsltigyen in suits—at 5 ~ Wa ate Bi Judie GePrench. balbritxan—Suite—$} each woe. Jean Drawers—every Pair Warrauted—auy sa—S0c. ‘Cut these few iteus Out aud paste it iu you wife's un list = oe tate finer grades they are wanted. 4 " of information couce! "rome wal ak Git an met set it as well ti ot ame sre wats i tis ue e will uave > do the vw Ouugitt to be posted. rs inde, eu for the dft-Gauze and ©asamer rnis—25e. ‘Weighs perican Hoslery Company t04 Laghboret Company supply us with the mayority Senet oeeisnown mses. You know what you want—tell us and itto you—and mention prices at the we trust will suit you. A 2 i # g ’ 3 ai SOME “inst SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING” 9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA FE, Established 1840. Bt —_— Stvex Wane i} ’ RARE AND BEAUSIFUL BULD ad" eee FY ABROAD, satu fared ua Hones myl-20, pisbed Tet ed, quartered oak | BROIDERIES.—The last invoice of Em- | think it well to remind you of | set | mere. Mucus Comeans, | HIGH SPEED, SAFPTY, YYDRAULIC PASSENGER “Sans Feastsurs Tarn Ask any of the best dresed “Kaights of the Box” who supplies their Liveries and nine times ont of tex they'll tell you we do, No, indeed! They don't bave them made to order, They're not obliged to, We carry o compicte line that takes in all the fashionable shades and designa There can be vo fiver fabrics used—because the best ina Livery coat i none too good—and there's no half-way busi- ess about the fit, It’s always the same—PER- FECT—without a wrinkle. If you've «ot @ Preference for some particular sort of buttous— We see that you get them, Betug Fashion's Clothes they must agree With Fashion's dictstions You'll want they shonld, The Livery law ties iteelf down tow very narrow varicty—and by keeping them all— we can't fail in meeting your wauts to the letter, We don't stop st the Coschmen's Clothes Your house servants—the butler—the bell+ doy—your waiters—the man cook, even—every- thing THEY should bave—WE have. You will have to take our word abont our Prices being reasonable—for there's ne com- Parison you can make—there tat «: aber dine in town as complete as ours, But they ARE reasonable—for that's our method in all our markings, ALWAYS IN SEASON, Isn't this s funny climste? In the ordinary Fun of things yon ought to be wearing Sum- mer Clothing—stili the light-weight Overcoat i= too essential to comfort to be thrown aside. Proves one thing, though—that you should own one, All summer long you'll ud plenty cf chilly days and evenings when you will be very glad of its protection, Let one of our “GILBERTS” at §15 be at home ready for the emergency, SAKS AND COMPANY, ALL-MEN'S CLOTHES, SYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH STREEL, Wa. H. McKaews Dany Leries (Saturday, May 10, Ise You appear to appreci foods at reduced prices. We rin which you e. and GSe. Glow “Odd Lots” of Hosiery, the Lines” of Corsets, the “Staal Lots” of Underwear, aud also the manner in which you are now relieving us of the Capes, Beaded Wraps, Reefer Sackets, Cloth Su.ts and Jerseys re- cently re buying dadve . the “Broken a. Here ig another chance—Jackets this tue We buve 8 few too many for this season of the year audare c dent you will be iad to relieve usof them at these @reutly reduced prices. There is not Bu undesirable Jacket im th x. Ladies’ Fine Brown Cheviot Jackets Feduced from $7.00 to $6, cloth Jack- Ladies’ English Walking low eat, douile breasted. to w the p Ladies’ Elegant Jackets in Tar, Browns and Myrtle, loose and tylit= tting fronts, #6 satin ined throughout, high and low cut fraite reduced from $12, @14, #16 $15 to 810. Ladies’ Elegantly F Jackets, vest front, tail 1 Gray, wze 34 n @20 and #26 & $lU, hace tor son one Walaing Jckets, duced trom € $.5 aud #20 to Bio. Lady Tourists are reminéed that We keep up our stock of Past Wraps and Loug Garments all the season, Elegaut line now on dis: play. All kinds of Ladies’ Fumishines— Gloves, Hostery, Underwrar, Corsets, Parasols, Se. Superor qualities at low prices. WM. H. MckiEW Guecessor to R H. Taylor), at 3 Pounsyivanisave, Wiar Tue Quo Noexes Sav. They (the quid wuics) sy that it is an open secret that BRODHEAD & C#., MATUNIC TEMPLE, not only keep the MosT BLAUTIEUL Doss Goods, but se% them eheaper than any other house; also that ther Shirt Warners Corset at 95e and Lonsdale Can are dences that fheir Jow prices are i to D Goods only ;8iso that their lies and Ous ac F y for auything, * are the most eleaut hey ever saw, m10-4t* A FER RRR ROR RR PRR RR RRR RK NATURE AND CURE, BY AP. LIGHTRILL, M.D, 1017 15TH ST, NOkTHWEST, Catarrh me} fests iteclf by adischarve from the head, sometimes of a colorless giairy dutd, but ofteuer ofa purulent, ereeuish-yellow mat ter, which tp many instauces is so copious that Patients feel as though their whole Lead is im @ stateof corruption. The discharge often lodges Dehind and above the soft palate, requiring al- most coustant hawking for its removal. Oftem ‘ecales or iucrustations are blown frou the nos trils, either solid or of a tubular form. The breath is ofeusive, and sometumes revoltingly fetid. Smell, and occasionally the taste, in i paired or destroyed, the becring becomes sf- fected, noises in the Lead make their appear ance, and the eyes are apt to become irritated and watery. The head feels full, heavy, and compressed, expecially above and between tue eyes, aud severe neuralgic pain'is often ex- perieuced about the face and head. The patient coughs more or less, bas a capricious appetite, loses flosh and strength, is depressed in spirits and inclined to drowsiness. Tue memory ie weakened and often seriously impaired. Cold is tuken from the least exposure, and step by step the inflammation spreads until it reaches: the ings aud terminates in Consumption, so frequently has this fatal course been noticed that Catarrh is now looked upon as one of the earliest manifestations of this dread disease, By the system of treatment which we have originated and siuce carried to scientific per fection, 8 complete and radical cure of Caterra can be effected. ‘This we have demonstrated im thousands of cases, representing the disease im every form aud iu al iis varivus stages of de- velopment. Our treatment reaches the dis eased parts in the most direct and posiuve Mauner, fhstantauectsly penetrating every cel and cavity of the bead with the most bene- Beval results, So effective is this plan of medi~ cativn that even a single application ts prom ductive of immrd.ate aud decided relief, and Ly continuing this trestment tue discharge diminishes, irritation is ailayed, the iuflamuna- tion subsides, ulcerations are msde to heal, ‘until finally a radical and permanent eure a eptablioucd DR LIGHTBILL, For Thirty Years Specialist For the cure of Catarrh, Deafness, Asthuue ‘Aud diseases of the ‘Throst, Eor aud Lungs. (Can be daily consulted from 8 am. to 12m. ‘and from 3 to 5 p.m. at No, 1017 15TH ST, NW. Herdics pass the door n9-La ‘Peetogsiang ad ies ~ ao my S-2an* ke TANK Shines bee Otice, 526 13 st aw. Went b @