Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: THE EVE} WASHIN Gro SATURDAY THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Lecal Circulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium is worth all the other papers The next District day will probably deter- mine whether the capital and Columbus are to have their park; whether the capital is to be connected in any way, even remotely, with the commemoration of the discovery of America; whether Kepresentatives performing their con- stitutional duties as local legislators for the Dis- trict are to act solely with reference to the effect of their votes on their distant constituencies, un- mindful of their constituents at Washington who are directly concerned; and whether Rock creek in its course through the District of the future is to be a crystal brook or a sewer—is to flow as a pure and sparkling stream through a picturesque park or is to hide its ugliness and filthiness under the surface of the ground, with @ cost of millions of dollars to accomplish the concealment. Next District day will be of con- siderable interest to the people of Washington. —————— More safeguards against indiscriminate im- migration are undoubtedly required, as shown by the report of the National Conference of Charities and Corrections. The effects of ex- cessive and unregulated immigration are stated. ‘The increase in the number of insane in Massa- chusetts, according to a paper read to the con- ference, is from 1,100 to 3,600 in the last twenty-five years, the period of greatest influx of population. While population has increased but 60 per cent and wealth but 80, the increase in expenditure for paupers is 250 per centum. The report holds wisely that there is a limit to our national capacity for assimilation into good citizenship and declares that the only hope is in a system of consular inspection abroad to be provided by treaty with foreign powers and by a federal inspection in the ports of our own country. It is Senator Carlisle, and the Kentucky Sena- torial tradition is unbroken, From 1806, when Clay entered the Senate and began his marvellous Congressional career, to 189, when Beck quitted Senatorial life at the same instant that he departed from the mortal scene, that state has nearly always had at least one power- fal intellect in the United States Senate. Ex- Speaker Carlisle is in some respects the equal of any of his eminent predecessors—to Clay in luminous exposition of economic principles, to Rowan in logical acumen. to Crittenden in the ability to present subject in popular form and the power to make concessions in non-essentials in order to accomplish a worthy object. Cool, clear, calm, strong, fair and just—he will represent not merely Kentucky democracy in the council of the states but the people of the United States as well. Missed in the House by his party, he will carry to the Senate his experience, his sagacity, his candor and his breadth and elevation of views, es An analysis of the returns on Presbyterian creed revision has not yet been made by the General Assembly, But it seems that if the eight presbyteries which have not reported and the seven that are non-committal are to be counted the revision has failed. Now how are all those fifteen presbyteries to be disposed of in the last analysis? Two hundred and eighty- four presbyteries are necessary, two-thirds be- ing the requirement and 426 presbyteries being the total Does Presbyterian law require two- thirds of the whole number, or only two-thirds of those voting? The report made to the As- sembly if adopted by the body would indicate that the subject must be determined by the presbyteries and the result simply proclaimed im the ensuing General Assembly. It seems clear that there will be some sort of revision, probably one less radical than is favored by the larger body of revisionists. Major Twining’s estimate of the cost of the proposed bridging and sinking of the railroad tracks in South Washington was about half a million dollars. It never seems to have oc- curred to him or to Col. Ludlow or to Engineer Douglass of the Baltimore and Ohio when that road wished to parallel the Baltimore and Poto- mao in South Washington that the project of sinking the tracks was impracticable. This dis- covery has been made not by engineers, but by the lawyers of the Pennsylvania road, Germany may consider that Bismarck’s retire- ment is in one respect at least its gain, if the German letter which he insisted should be re- tained in printing, be changed to the Roman letter now almost in universal use. And by the way why do not German newspapers in America adopt the Roman letter? Bismarck is not the ruling spirit of the German-American element, oo Senator Sherman does not “want any free coinage in bis” and says he will vote by himself first. It is not likely, however, that he will be permitted to flock by himself on the negative of this question. i Lamp chimneys are not quite so brittle in tariff schedules as they are in the hands of students, | In the case of Treasurer Archer Maryland's misplaced confidence doesn't hurt so materially as her misplaced cash. | A new city post office would be a sufficient curiosity to be entitled to a place in the Zoo- logical Garden, wouldn't it? i Stanley isa brave man. Having escaped the angers of Africa he is going to marry. $$ The Senatorial toga will fit Mr. Carlisle of Kentucky as if it were made for him. $a The origiual package is still the great origi- al conundrum of the decade. Facts Vs. Seysarroxatism. EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR YOU CAN RFAD SENSATIONAL ADVERTISEMENTS OF PEO- PLE OFFERING TO SELL YOU GOODS ATA LOSS. BUT IF YOU GO AND EXAMINE THE GOODS YOU WILL FIND THAT THEADVER- TISED PRICE IS MORE THAN THEIR REAL VALUE CHEAP, SHODDY CLOTHES ARE DEAR AT ANY PRICE. EVEN IF YOU DO NOT BUY FROM Us DO NOT BE PER- SUADED TO INVEST IN A TRASHY SUIT. WE WOULD LIKE YUU TO GO AND EXAM- INE THE GOODS AND PRICES ELSEWHERE, THEN COME AND LOOK AT OURS. IF OUR FABRICS ARE NOT THE MOST STYLISH AND DURABLE, OUR TRIMMINGS OF THE BEST QUALITY. THE WORKMANSHIP . FIRST-CLASS AND OUK PRICES THE LOW- EST FOR THE QUALITIES, THEN YoU REED NOT BUY HERE. OUR RANGE OF PRICES FOR RELIABLE SUITS 18 FROM $10 TO $35: FOR SPRING OVERCOATS, FROM $10 TO #30: FOR SEPARATE TROUSERS, FROM 83 TO $10. YOU WILL FIND SPLENDID VALUES FoR THE PRICE IN ALL GRADES, ROBINSON, PARKER & 07, THE AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, _BIT2o 319 SEVENTH 8T.N.W. EAUTIFUL CHALLF: CTS, B Se cn wie Fae Daun, puree’ 25 Eo yard. BLUM’S, my? 745 and 747 Sth st.'se. Taz 'Txousox-Hovsrox Exzcrnic COMPANY, 620 Atlantic avenue, Boston, Mass. WASHINGTON 01 eo17-Cn" F FICE, 1333 F ST. Ger Tur Bes THE CONCORD HARNESS. LUTZ & BRO, 497 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel, ‘Trunks aud Satchels of best make at low prices, wt NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, ‘We can offer you nothing more elegant and fashionable than Pongee Silk, Ox- ford, Madras and Chevict Kegligee Shirts, tailor-made and supplied with the non- shrinkable neckbands. SASHES AND BELTS. To wear with these we can recommend nothing more becoming and appropriate than the “Gordon” Sash, or our Imported English Belts of Uadressed Buckskin. STRAW HATS. Decidedly t! most suitableand dressy Straw Hat for the careful and fashiona- ble dresser is the Black, White or Brown “Yacht” Hat, It will pioneer fashion in America this summer. Any of the above at either store. “AUERBACH,” OUTFITTTER—HATTER, 623 PENN. AVE., it COR 15TH ST. AND N.Y. AVE. DDD. A v - DD AA v ¥ i _ BD aa YY Tt bpp 4-4 Vv it Sg38 = 7RIBBONS POSSESS MUCH OF PERENNIAL VALUE. THERE IS NO SEASON—FROM SULTRY SUMMER TO BLEAK WINTER—WHEN THE ADOKNMENT OF kKIBBONS IS NOT REQUISITE. AND THEIR USE IS EQUALLY CONSISTENT WITH ALL AGES, FOR THEY ARE ALIKE BE- COMING TO THE LITHE FIGURE OF YOUTH AND THE MORE SOMBRE COSTUMES OF THE MATRON, SO, IF WE SAY A LITTLE SOME- THING ABOUT RIBBONS, WE'LL ENGAGE EVERY WOMAN'S ATTENTIVE INTEREST, 7-inch Gros Grain, Wide Satin Edge, Cardinal, Blue, Pink, 75c. a yard. 8 inch, in Black, Pink, Blue, 81.10 a yard, 9 inch, in Biack, Navy, Brown, 81 s yard. 14-inch Satin Edge, Surah, Biack, Cardinal, Creme—unusual value—75c. a yard. Counter—right center. 7 in. and 9 in. Velvet and Satin Ribbons, in all the leading shades, for Millinery and Dress Making. ‘These widths are very scarce. All widths of Black Velvet and Satin Ribbons from 2 to 40. Colored “Piece-Velvets” to match all the lead- ing shdes. Black, White and Creme Silk Beltings, 1% in., Zim, aud =34 in, Counter—right center, In Ladies’ “Windsor” Ties we will offer: White China Silk, with fancy colored designs, cents, White Surah Silk, variety of patterns, 25 cents. Plain and Checked Surah Silk, 25 cents. Embroidered Mull Ties, 25c., 28¢. and 350, Lace counter, Laces and Parasols in the Post, E, G@. DAVIS, ml17 Market space, corner 8th st. Srrciar Buazoass: SPECIAL BARGAINS! Note the IMMENSE BARGAINS Offered by JULIUS LANSBURGH, 13TH AND F STREETS. PRICES LOWER THAN EVER. UPHOLSTERY GOODS CUT BELOW CosT. 190 naire Oriental Striped Cur Partsine reduced from xr to he a © pair; ric! 47 ery Handsome joe eeread Panjab tains reduced to $6.80 per pein’ berwer price 16. 250 purrs Fancy striped Light-weight Curtains; Just the thing for summer, and ouly OXe. per pal — eee is Silk Plush, extra fine quality; former Cut to $1.10 pw 7a SPECIAL CUT IN TAPESTRIES. 300 yards cut to 65c. per yard. Former price 400 yards cutto ber yard. Foruer pric 300 yards cut to $0c. per yard. Former price $2 Silk ‘aud Wool Renaissance, for upholeterius ued pery purposes, reduced from $3 to $1.49 per "yan. MATTING! MATTING! Largest and most complete assortment ever shown in this city. comprising all the newest effects aud col- ibys. 2.500 rolia.. Over 100 different pattechs. Cail abd inspect them before purchasing elsewhere. BABY CARRIAGES, ‘The finest line ever shown. Over 75 different styles, Hestruael Dpbolstered in Tapestry sud Silk Fina. 4 FunUli + Satin Parasols. “From $4. ¥ Kat Tues. pies SPECIAL ATTENTION In called to the Chamber Suite off TY, handsome 3-piece Solid Oak Pans ‘own ‘offered for ths “Fait ine of Refrigerators and Ice ‘Chesta from Adjustable Wire Screens, Will fit any yrindow, th Ny Screens and Ducrs made to vrder. Loose ure o } posit Prices. ESTIMATES PEuSiSD. rman Large and complete stuck WALL eS a and correct effects. Choice designs and color- 8. SULIUS LANSBURGH, ml7 13th and F sts. Wx. H. M Ksrws Dany Lerren tibiae of 25c. Swine Ksbbed Vout for 2lc. was a great succens. Yet we are going to eclipse it next week. We have purchased a line of White Swiss Ribbed Vests, which are better than those offered last week, than any sold 5c. shall sell them at Zle, each. All that remains of the former 25c. Swiss Ribbed Vests which we have been sell- ing at 2ic. will be offered at 19¢. each to close. Summer Tourists wi!l find here an elegant line of Wraps, Jackets, Shawls, Cloth Suits, Mohair and Silk Ulsters, Long Garments, &, which are absolute necessities on the ocean, or at the seashore or moun- tain. Quality, style, fit and fiuish considered, our prices are the iowest, WM H. McKNEW Guecessor to K. H. Taylor, at ‘83 Pennsylvania ave nw, “Ovrnxe Sure. ‘We must have even a greater reputation for the fa- Vorite “Outing Shirts” than we were aware we had; for, while we bave new invoices arriving every few days, we are still compelled to keep ordering all the time to keep our sizes assorted. We are offering this season: FLANNEL “OUTING SHIRTS,” 450, CHEVIOT “OUTING SHIRTS,” 50c. ALL-WOOL FLANNEL “OUTING SHIRTS,” $1.15. GAUZE WOOL “OUTING SHIRTS," SILK STRIPED FLANNEL “OUTING SHIRTS,” $1.85. FINE ALL-SILK “OUTING SHIRTS,” 62.50. Weare able to offer all of the sbove in sizes from 1436 to 18, ‘Tn this same connection we desire to state, especially for the information of stout gentlemen, thet the sises in our Gossamer Merino Undershirts run as high as 52 inches, and large sizes im underwear are scarce and difficult to obtain, CARHART & LEIDY, “PHILADELPHIA STORE,” myl? 928 7th st. and 706 K st. nw. Bi Dye, Bon hace Dee, : tS lalaamaaet Io DAILY TALE. Always interesting, always spicy, every line valus- ble to some ona, BLACK EMBROIDERED FICHUS, nice for cool even- ing wear, Start in price at $1.65, creep up from that to $25, the latter, of course, very elaborately embroidered. NOVELTY SPRING SHAWLS.—Good weight to take ‘Sway with you for mountain wear or sea shore. They come in any number of styles, Scotch Checks $2.25 to 5. Camel's Hair $5.75 to $10. Cashmere $1.35 to $10. PARASOLS.—All the newest kinds and shapes to suit every whim, to wear with every dress. Acheap go sway Parasol or a fine Lace one. Prices from 98c. to $25. A great scope to select from. VASSAR SHIRTS.—Fashion's new fed, s comfortable and Dressy Shirt for Ladies’ wear, New and nobby. Styles Plain, Plaited or Figured. Prices $1.25, $1.39, $1.75. CORSETS.—We are sure we have a greater variety of good and reliable makes of Corsets than. youcan find anywhere, There is surely no reliable brand that we do not handle, nevertheless if you want an inexpensive Corset we can giveit to you also, but at 8 price we give you the best Corset ob- tainable. WE WARRANT THE WEAR OF | EVERY CORSET sold by us no matter « What you pay for it. FRENCH CHALLIES All-wool, 30 inches wide, ‘We have in stock the largest range of patterns to be found in Washington, colorings and designs perfect. Gems of art to which we invite an inspection; we have but one price for all colorings and designs, that is 500. A YARD. WRITING TABLETS IN ALL LEATHER Convenient for people going away. Easily packed. Take up little room and are ever so handy. Prices from 98c. to $3, Belts, At In Purses, our all Pocket Books, Leather the Hand Bags, Goods Newest Portfolios, Counter Innovations, NOTION DEPARTMENT 50 Dozen Pairs Warren’ Hose Supporters with Belt Attachment, all sizes, 24 to 34 inches. Special price, 15e, a pair, This article we have never heretofore offered for less than 25c, “B Gross Ladies’ Favorite Hair Crimping Pins. Usual Price 10c. Our price 3c. per box, Acommendable Reduction. ‘We wish you would direct your personal attention at @@ee to our stock of Hot Weather Goods, such as India Linen, Lawns, Challies, Ginghams, Sstines, &c. Such Varieties were never shown before. ‘You will soon ueed them. Why not buy now? wees wazaa a Py laa pb> me222 bic} we Poet cag my17 For Eveny-pay Wu WASHINGTON, WE RECOMMEND TO LADIES OUR $3.50 BUTTON BOOTS. 3.50 BUTTON BOoTs, 3.50 BUTTON BOOTS. 50 BUTTON BoOTs. foft, light uppers, flexible soles, made for warm weather and hot streets: good also for knock-about shoes for the mountains. FOR MEN. FOR MEN, FOR MEN. FOR MEN. FOR MEN. WE HAVE KANGAROO LACE, LONDON AND FRENCH TOES, #4 AND 85, These prices are low, ‘but you know we do not pay money to advertise goods that do net pay you well to buy, BPR UG RRR THT OT p88 eb eR Ey BU KK T Sys8 = ARTHUR BURT & CO, ml7 1211 FBT. NW. LACK UNION MILAN FANCY EDGE FLA Black Lace Hats, fancy s! ‘Abc. Coco Braid Flats, 29c. Flowers are as ever, but xreatly reduced im price: gxerxtuing must be sold out, KaUe Man's Beatle imation, 11th st. s.e. Jouxsox & Lorreen Satteens at the following prices: ich as Usually sell at 15c, omer sty.ex und many of them exact Lh woods; tast colors. Siu Musiins, Eeru, Pink, Bige: 3, SiMe Our price, 10, 12 Me ese a1 pater ofthe best 4 pi 5, 30, 1 auality, only varsinwta sisiea’ "All the same arlotons, suitable for covering pictures lors, 1: Very fine. Gheapest line of hin Umbrellas and Parasols to be found. Children’s Shirt Waista, 25, 30 to 50c. Cy assortment of Fancy Soaps. Best 5c. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, 713 Market Space. Taz Bancaw Suz Or ml7 MUSLIN AND CAMBRIC UNDERWEAR at THE BON MARCHE, Our great sale of Muslin and Cambric Underwear Goes steadily on. Thus far every day has developed some ew interest. Yesterday we placed onsale some entirely new designs of very fine materials at very low price, Today we add Chemises, Drawers, Night Dresses, Skirts and Corset Covers, It is an incontrovertible fact that this Underwear is better made and better ma- |. terials thau the average, The difference is percepti- ble to every buyer, yet the prices asked for it are below those quoted for the most indifferent goods. Monday we place on ssles line of Gowns, Skirts, Chemises, Drawers and Corset Covers at all 44 gees, 2 ae He > On Monday morning we will beginos special sale of Ladies’, Men's and Chil- @ren's Shoes, which will comprise sterling values in seasonable footwear, Sag each and every item representing a sav- A - ing to youof at least 52 cents, CASH, RN pa QUANTITY and PUSH are the great levers of this sal e; and, if we know our People as well as we know these goods, Pry we will have one of the largest sales of our history, AT @1.48 YOU CAN BUY: i LADIES' FLEXIBLE DONGOEA, “Common Sense." LADIES’ FLEXIBLE DONGOLA, oo “Upera Toe.” Q © LADIFS! | FLEXIBLE DONGO: Oe “Patent Tip.” secre! Lapips! SERGE-TOP KID FOXED RRR — Ro LADIES’ FEATHERWEIGHT OX- RR “FURDS, PALENT TIP. RE OXFORDS, “COMMON TYTT LADIES’ HAND-TURN OXFORDS, z “OPERA” LADIES’ HAND-TURN NEWPORT TLes, LADIES’ HAND-TURN LOW BUT- %¥ “Ton. bad ¥ MEN'S VEAL CALF BUTTON. MEN'S VEAL CALF LACED. MEN'S VEAL CALF CONGRESS. MEN'S DONGOLA SEAMLESS OX- MEN'S DONGOLA ST BOYS’ “RELIANG LACE. YOUTHS’ FAMOUS “WEAR RESIS- TERS." I] MISSES’ BEST DONGOLA BUTTON. i MISSES’ PATENT TIP DONGOLAS. Z CHILDS’ HAND-WELT BUTTON. CHILD'S “DAISY” TIP OXFORDS, ed RUSSET SHOES. if LADIES' RUSSET GOAT BUTTON, LADIES’ RUSSET GOAT LACED. H{ LADIES' COFFEE COLOR OXFORDS. H LADIES RUSSET SEAMLESS ox- H | FORDs. MEN’S AND BOYs' RUSSET LACED. MEN’S AND BOYs' RUSSET OX- FORDS. MISSES’ FINEST RUSSET GOAT BUTTON. There is but one price on the above— 81.48 « pair; and every one is warranted togive satisfaction, and to be equal to the best $2.00 shoes made. WM. HAHN & CO. RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES. 816 7th st. o.w., 1922 Penn. ave. n.Wy it 231 Penn. ave. 8.0. Oxz Pure Is Pia Fievaes, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., ig the place to buy your DRESS GOODS, They are now showing the handsomest stock of DRESS GOODS inevery grade that they have ever offered, and you ‘will be amply paid tocall and look through their stock, which will be exhibited with plessure, and you will alwaysfind the lowest prices marked in plain figures, and no deviation allowed, comprising a full and com- plete assortment of the newest materials of this sea- ‘son's importation in SILKS, VELVETS, CASHMERES, and we may say everything that is new and desirable, ‘and the most complete stock of MOURNING GOODS to be found in the District, One price in plain figures. No deviation allowed, Call early and secure the best, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, m17 919 Pennsylvaniaave, PEELE ERITH I Ricz As A Gorw Mise Do you think we'd tell you these Suits at $10-TEN DOLLARS-810 we're offering were as good as other people's at $15 if they were not?) THEY ARE—UN QUESTIONABLY—and if you'll take the trouble to make the comparison you'll find them to be. ‘Then they are bargains, To be able to buy Suits worth $15 for ¢10—and take your pick from hundreds of the latest patterus— in either Sack or Cutaway styles—isn’t an every-day occurrence, . The sooner you make your selection—the Greater the variety you'll have to select from, BSAKS AND COMPANY, COINERS OF GOODNESS IN CLOTHES, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH LITELTTT LTTE OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, COR, 11TH AND F STS Nw. Sarvapar, Mar 1 q 1890. REDUCTIONS IN LUPIN'S BLACK GOODS.—We have a few designs in Lu- pin's Hemstitched Stripe Grenadine, which have not sold as well as some other @esigna, The quality is excellent and Black could not be improved upon. In order to close them out at once we have made the following reductions; 3 pieces, 46inches wide. Reduced to 81 per yard. 1 piece, 46 inches wide. Reduced to 81.50 per yard. Lupin’s Camel's Hair Grenadine, with satin figure border. 45 inches wide. Reduced to $1.50 and 82.50 per yard. ‘Light-weight Robes in Black and Black- and-White. Reduced to $12 and $15, (First floor; annex.) NEW SILKS.—We will show in thisde partment an entirely new and novel weave. On a Surah ground appears an open-work stripe effect. 24 inch Hemstitehed Black Surah. 1.50 per yard. * We have added to our elegant stock 50c. Colored Striped Surahs a lange sortment of Biack-ground Surah, with White hair lines, pencil stripes and broken stripes, The price—50c. per yard, We will show in addition to the above 13 pieces of Striped Surah and Armure “in new and attractive colorings and de- signs. Only 69c. per yard, (First floor, snnex.) SPECIAL VALUES IN NOTTING- HAM LACE CURTAINS.—This sale of Nottingham Lace Curtains is of especial interest to those who intend to fitupa home at the sea shore or in the moun- tains for the summer, 500 pairs White Nottingham Lace Cur- tains, 33g yards long, Only $1.25 per pair, 300 pairs White and Ecru Nottingham Lace Curtains, 33g yards long. Ouly $1.50 per pair. 200 pairs Ecru Nottingham Lace Cur- tains, 3% yardslong, Only $2 per pair. GFourth floor.) MEN'S LIGHT-WEIGHT UNDFR- WEAR —While passing the men's win- dow on F street notice the magnificent display which we are making of Men's Light-weight French Balbriggan Under- wear. These are our own importation. ‘Only 50c. each. Glen's Department, 1013 F st.) FANCY HAT RIBBON.—We have just received a line of 2ig-inch Faucy Hat Ribbon in the following combination: in fellow, Brown-t ‘and-Marine, and-Gold, _Cardinal-and-Bh vn-aud-White, Navy-and-Cardin -and-White” and Gobeiin-aud: White, Only 37}¢¢. per yard, (First floor.) GLOVES.—Ladies’ 8-button Length Mousquetaire Suede Gloves, in assorted shades of Tan, embroidered backs. Ouly 85c. per pair, Ladies’ 5-button Imperial Pinked Wrist Real Kid Gloves, in Tans, Browns, Modes and Black. $1.50 per pair. Ladies’ 8-button Length Mousquetaire Suede Gloves, in Black and assorted shades of Tan, Brown and Gray. 81.50 per pair, @irst floor, center.) LIGHT-WEIGHT SHAWLS FOR SUMMER WEAR—All-wool Cashmere Shawls, full size, in Cream, Pink, Light Blue, Tan, Cardinal and Black. Only $1 each. Chudds Shawls, in all colors. Only $1.50 each, Imported Fancy Shawls, in all the new and desirable colors in pisids andstripes, 82 to 86 each, Silk and Wool Shawls, of different col- ored stripes, very nobby, 4.50 and 88 each, Suitable for evening weer. Embroidered Fichus, in a choice va- riety of patterns, suitable for midsum- mer wear. $4.50 to 840 each. (Third floor. PARASOLS.—Ladies' 22-inch Surah Silk Parasols, in attractive ehades of Blue, Brown, Gray, Tan and Garnet,with stripes of White and Tan; fancy carved handles, $3.50, $4 and $4.50 each. Ladies’ 22-inch Parasols, lined with Sunset Flame, London Blue and Self Color, S4each, Ladies’ Fringed Surah Silk Parasols, in Cream, Tan, Gray and Black. 84.90 each, Ladies’ Gros Grain Silk Parasols, with Vorders of White, The shades are Navy, Gray, Blue, Brown and Black. 5 each, Ladies’ Black All-silk Net-covered Parasols, ebony handles. @9,50 each, Ladies’ Black Hand-run Spanish Lace Parasols, ebony handles. $10, 812 and $13 each. (First floor) LIGHT-WEIGHT QUILTS FOR SUM- MER WEAR.—On Mondgy we will put on sale the following special values in Light Weight Quilts: White Crochet Quilts. $1.25 and 81.50 each, White Marseilles Quilta. @2 and 33 each. Ice Blankets, G3c. and 75c. each, (Fourth floor.) * DRESS TRIMMINGS. — Black silk Persian Trimming. $1.50 per yard. White Silk Aplique Persian Trimming. €2and 83 per yard. Black Mohuir Vandyke Trimming, 6 inches wide. Only $1.50 per yard, Black Mohair Vandyke Braid, 8 inches wide. Only $1.60 per yard. Black Silk Vandyke Trimming, 5 inches wide. $1.75 per yard, First floor, rear.) CURTAINS CLEANED. —We have the agency of the most? reliable and thor- oughly equipped Curtain Renovating Ee- tablishment in this country, where we clean and refinish all sorts of Lace and ‘Madras Curtains at very moderate prices, (Fourth floor.) A TERROB TO INSECTS.—We have Just received about 1,000 boxes CHI- NESE TA NA CAMPHOR, « positive exterminator and preventative against moths, croton bugs, roaches, ants and all other insecta, Mo offensive odoror injury to fabrics. 10c, and 20c. per box. Only 75e., Gist floor.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, myl7 Corner 11th and Fete. nw Dp. C.. SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1890-SIXTEEN PAGES. Suorrixe Norss Fos Moxpar. If your wants include Summer Dress Goods, Laces or Embroidertes it will be worth your while to glance down this column. Pepe A PAE ATS Bo bk 4H ak RI LACES—Unusnat bargains on Monday because we offer choice high-priced novelties at the lowest prices of the season. The fourteen picces of New Lace Flouncings will surely be but # one-day bangain and You'll? also appreciate the reduced prices quoted for regular stock, THE NEW LACE FLOUNCINGS. (42 inches wide.) piece Biack Chantilly, pretty palm leaf design, $1.10, well worth $1.35 a yard. 1 piece Black Chantilly, rosebuis and leaves, 81.68 : would be cheap at $1.98 ayard. 1 piece Biack Chantilly, vine pattern, @1.25, but reclly $1.50 quality. 1 piece Black Chantilly, wild flowers and foliage, #1.68 for $1.98 quality. 1 piece Black Chantilly, fern lesf pattern, 82.25, good value at $2.75 ayard. THE NEW LACE NETS, 448 inches wide 1 piece Black ‘Chantilly, stripes not easily defined; $1.60 a yard, but worth @1.98. 1 piece Black Chautilly, alternate figured stripes and polka dots, $1.35 for $1.50 quality. 1 piece Black Chantilly, large polka dots, $1.25 for the quality usually sold at $1.50. 1 piece Black Chantilly, block pattern, 98 cents for the usual $1.25 nets, THE NEW TOSCA NETS, (48 inches wide. 1 piece Black Polka Dots, $1.10, worth #1.35 8 yard. 1 piece of pretty design of Lattice Work and Polke Dots, 81.35; worth $1.50 a yank. 1 piece of Figured Design, $1.50; worth $1.75. 1 piece Figures and Stripes, 81.60; worth $1.98, 1 piece Plain Tosca, 85 cents; worth 98 centes yard. S2-That the above fourteen pieces will all, or nearly all, be gone by Monday eveuing is certain. 827The following reduced prices are for goods in stock previous to the arrival of the above-mentioned bargains: 82a yd. for the $3 Black La Tosca Flouncings with Vandyke borders, 1.60 a yard for the 42-inch #2.25 Flouncings with bands of five rows Vandyke pointe. $1.35 for the 82 Flouncings of Block Patterns with scalloped borders. $2 for the $3 Black Spanish Guipure Lace Flouno- ings. 5, but THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Goon Curar Exmnoreries AND WHITE DRESS GOODS, ‘The new 45-inch Skirtings with narrow embroider- ies to match are the best bargains so far this season. Prices rauge from 50 cents to 8:.68 a yard for the skirtings. A hundred patverns to select from. We point to the following as specially good values: Hemstitched Vandyke SKirtings. HS. Corded and Embroidery Skirtings. Medici Lace Insertion Skirtings..... Valenciennes Lace Insertion Skirting: Pleated Ruffle Embroidery Skirtings. HS. and Tucked Skirtings.............. The narrower Embroideries of Irish Point and Van- dyke effects range from 12 to 75 cents a yard; widths 2 to 7 inches. REDUCED PRICES ON MONDAY. The new goods make the old stock appear dear, hence the following reduced prices: 68 cents for the 81.25, 81.15 and 98e, Skirtines, 98 cents for the $1.98, $1.75 and $1.68 Skirtings, $1.98 for the $3.25, 82.98 snd $2.68 Skirtings. Continued below.) Srecran Sace Dass Goons MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, May 19, May 20, ‘We don’t advertise a sperial sale without s special reason, We are showing new designs and colors in 123¢¢. and 25c. Ginghams, some of which are from 5c. to 10c. a yard less than regular prices. We also point to the new Outing Cloths at 12%%c. as the best styles yet shown in this city. Those in search of scarce shades and the correct large figures m Challies will find them in our new stock. SPECIAL SALE, SPECIAL PRICES. Until Wednesday evening we offer the best values in Stock at price reductions that it necessary to write not more than one dress length to each customer, 890. JAP. SILK FOR 75 CENTS. ‘These are the Black and Cream Japanese Silks that have been cresting a stir in town, Full 24inches wide and well worth 98 cents a yard. 50c. CREAM WOOL GOODS FOR $5c. 40-inch Cream Wool Serge, Batiste and Albatross, Samples will tell you that the goods are extraordinary value even at 50 cents a yard. 68c. CREAM DRESS GOODS FOR 590. ‘The Cream Serzes are 42 inches wide and have the improved cloth finish The Cream Mohairs are 40 inches wide and look more like silk than wool, THE PALAIS ROYAL, May 21. (Continued below.) Worth L2yc. All new desigas, as were advertised for 7 and Sc. Bargain price, PAAR Ase ARLEN at STRASEURGER'S DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES, 404 pnd 405 Teh at. mw, We will piace on our counters fveof the bigpest dargains ever offered in thy following goods: BARGAIN No. 1. One lot Fine India Linens im Stripes, Plaids, Open Work and Plain. None worth less tham from 12i¢ te 20c, Bargain price, 11 CENTS A YARD. BARGAIN No, 2 One lot Outing Suiting iu Stripes All color. These Goods sell for 12 and Sc, ayard. Bargain pries, SX CENTS a YARD, BARGAIN No 3. One lot Challies. Best quality cotton goods and are No Kemnants. Bau 64 CENTS A TARD, BARGAIN No. 4. One lot French Seteens, Such as others have adver fised for 2c. and woods well worth 30c, Bargain price, TS A YARD. We are offering mense bancaius for the next Chree days in our Dress Goods Department 50 pieces Wool Plaids, as inches wide, worth 408, For the next three du: 62%c. Plaida For the “ont three days 490, Mohair Striper, 36 inches wide, 38 i iuch Henrietta, extra wide, ail colors, 500 @ "Bleck Mohair, our own importation, et lowest market prices. = KK sx xP SHE Kx XN NE it S\N ods HEL Bh, & WRTTTT SS v NN kee ¢ Ses? S Black Lace 11 silk, $1.68; now 9B, rol >; now #110, Better quality ir. proportion. We are determined to ciore out Beaded Capes that «old formerly for $4.50, $4. Closing price 83.4%. Our 6. Our $7.25 and @8.50 now 86 Our @10 and $12.50 now $t.¥5, 5 aT STRASBURGER'S DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES, It , 404 AND 406 77H 8ST. N.W. King FRENCH SATINES FROM THE re hots comnts KACFMAN'S Double Combination, “1ith st. ‘8 wil 7-3t Tar Lasr Cae On Wraars Ye ¥ fXe ERR, = t pr ib a a ‘The sharp weather is about over—and it will be only ‘an occasional service @ Wrap cun reuder you now for ome months. When you do want it—though— Will wantit badly. Weare guiag to make it economy for you to buy oue of these Wraps. We don't want to carry ® single one over, and we think this last cut im the price we have made will clea out our stock. Handsomer garmeuts did not some into this city thie Seasou than those we cougrecat xd in our Cloak Depart. ment, and sowe of the prettint are among those we offer today. ‘This is all the comment we have to make. Our repu- tation ought to be sufficient guarentee for you in any purchase you make of us, If you are vot satisfied you are getting the best valurs conce vable—don't buy—You are welcome to look throuxt—1nd you may find some style or other that will just strike your fancy—In that case the price you will find raarked on it will bea strong persuader. That is wha: it is meant to be—and only that—for it stands away under the quality. JACKETS. At Tailor-made Diagonal Whipcords, Broad- S — cloths and Stockinets—cut with high shoulders. The beight of the seasa@ price was 5, 8, on some ~aund $5.50 and SU on others, Biack Whipcord with fancy Revere fronts and Lixh sleeves, §t was the ormcnal ‘Jan and Black ‘aior-made Wise Diagonal—eut dcuble-breaxted jug collar. Nothing ices than @8.9 At Onelot of Wide wi Wale Diagonal with Revere ular 88.75 qrade—Aud & single ber 4 At lar § sirtig imported Jack- 29.00 ets in Tent and dark eflecte—with and with- <= braid trimming. AT A Reefer of our own Navy Blue Striped 210.50 Cheviot—edged with gilt cord aud «twin Fos ot it vuttovs aT Felix of Paris and Redfern's of elZ00 Landon Novelties tet dia ult aud O—and they did eel, too—for there ‘are only # very jew lest. SHOULDER CAPES. Cloth — Accordeon | Pi Braided. They were #3. at Une lot of Capes with $5.00 same material or Ve €7.50 were their regular prices, AT. Cioth with a triple od xy Accordeon: $7.75 —Piaiting audelaborate braided desigus on youe—€10 50 before. aT wibiaen of 81k end Lace—99.50 5.00 anc €10 have been the CONNEMARAS. AT Light Tan, Pisited effects. If you are 86.75 goin todo any Leeveling, tte Just what you want—were 68 7. aT. thin all the new epring shades. e500 2 thrown right off the price-tbey were $10, aT Wide Wall Dingonal, cut Newmarket $11.50 fashion with the fuil ecams—@15 suid lots of them, This is an outline about a, will find them. We uk you will recognize renuine Sbie saztifice we have made on thees wraps, “Tbe cost has not been coumdere. We wanted prices that would move them: quickly, ‘hese will if we are Muistaken. tEATON PERRY. “PERRY BUILDING.” 9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Established 1840. n 81 Woanraxtep Buacx Surxs. The following Bick Silks are guaranteed for one year, so that you are relieved of the responsibility of the wear and thus can buy without the usual fear and trembling: 20-inch Black Satin Rhadame. 27-inch Black Surah Silks... fB-You have never been offered better qualities for ‘@1 a yard, seldou as good. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Parrenss Givex Away. These Patterns are made from thefamous Butterick Designs, and are presented with our compliments to every purchaser of adress pattern of cheapest ging- bam or more expensive silk. . THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Fovr Srrcut Sare Svnrnises Such qualities for the prices sou haven't seen before ‘and we can’t afford you suall sce again, after this spe- cial sale is over. 19-ixeb Biack Surah Silks.. 20-inch Black Surah Silks... 22-inch Black Surak Silks... 27-inch Black Surah Silks... (Continued below.) Warre Duzss Goons. ‘We quote price list of the goods being offered, of unusually good qualities for the prices, Dotted and Figured Swiss, 25, 35. 400, Colored Dotted Swiss, 30 and 35¢. Buigaria Lawn, 16, 20, 23, 30, 35, 38¢, India Linen, 12, 16, 20, 22, 25, 35,400, Perman Lawn, 16, 20, 22, 25, 30, 35¢. Nainsook—checks and stripes—10, 1234, 14, 16, 20, 22, 250, a yard. + Pique, 15, 18, 20, 22, 250. ayard. Dimity—checks and stripes—20, 35¢. a yard. Side-bend Novelties—30 to 40 inches wide—12%, 15, 17, 20, 25, 30, 35c. a yard, — sisilados tea aie InDowW SHADES HAVE SEC! RED sone onderf ful bargains at 2¥c., 3%c. a1 a, ae 745und 747 Sth et ae Srecia Pasces on WRIGHT & DITSON'S Trt NNN XN N " " pee RSS FAS Go ss r ke NNN NNN OT r rE NRN NNN v Ere NNN NSN GG 00 00 DDD giSs FG P% 0% BPD Goo 83 83 BB os GGG 00 00 bpp = BOSTON VARIETY STORE, Wright & Ditsou's “Pettit” Racquet .. Wright & Ditsou’s “Chase” Racqust..... Wright & Ditson's “Sears Spectat” Racquet. Wright & Ditson's “Champion Boils”, Dry Markers... Peck & Snyder's Balls.......sesevesereresee TO CLUBS ordering half dozen or more Racquets made by Wright & Ditson, Spaulding, Horsman of Bond & Co. London, Wegive 2 BAS “sq PER CENT DISCOUNT. bed Peck & Snyder's makes, iS--— Our retail priceson the above makes for « Singte ‘Racquet will average from 15 TO 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT. We keep every, ‘make of Teanis Racquet. & full line of Nets, Fules, &c., st Popular Prices, SMITH & WARDWELL, Se