Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1891. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: -February 11, 1891. THE EVENING STAR bas the faliest Leen! ‘Cirealation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Mediam is worth more than all the ether papers published in Washington. Referring to the report that Senator Gorman in his campaign for te-election would have the volunteered assistance of many of the ablest democratic speakers in both houses of Congress the Baltimore Sun points ont that the next election in Maryland is purely n state election, for state officers only, that the selection of a Senator is not the sole or the principal reason for which a legislature is chosen, and that a dix- ‘cussion of the local problems involved is strictly 0f a family nature anc cannot be participated in to advantage by speakers from abroad. The curse of municipal elections has been the con- trolling inttuenc Your Srrrse Costome. WHAT SHALL IT BEY THE EXHIBITION NOW TAKING PLACE aT TRE PALAIS ROYAL GIVES MANY HINTS. THE NEW GINGHAMS AND SOME CHARMING LACES FOR TRIMMING THEM. ‘The exhibition of Spring Novelty Suitings and the correct trimmings for them is attracting many to the Palais Royal. ‘The display has been complimented by in them of the issues of | the leading wodistes of the city. This morning's national politics. It is unquestionably true | arrival in trimmines isa few dozen pieces of Point de that state legislatures, including that of Mary- land, have tov often been elected and treated merely as a kind of political machinery, neces- sary to elect Senators, and more nseful to pro- mote partisan «hemes than to advance intelli- gently the material interests of the state. ‘The protest of the Sun is therefore timely. Meas- ures to improve the roads of the state, to pro- tect the oyster industry, to change the assess- ment law, and to amend the election laws, especially in the absurd and injurious pro- visions concerning registration, which were framed with political ends and not the welfare of the state in view, are of more importance as issues than the senatorship question. Upon these issues the legislature should be elected. ‘There is no prospect of any other than a demo- cratic legislature for the state, and there is no democratic candidate of strength to oppose Senator Gorman’s re-election. There is there- fore not the slightest excuse even with the strongest partisan to substitute for the perti- nent questions to legislative candidates con- cerning their views upon measures for the | development of the state the single inquiry whether they run with the machine and are for Gorman. If the ablest democratic Senators and Representatives concinde to advise the peo- ple of Maryland in the matter of electing their legislature it might be appropriate for them to skip general political jamation and urge upon their hearers the wisdom of choosing a body which will improve the roads, protect the | oyster and enact other obviously needed good laws. + ____. ‘The House District committee are consider- ing the Baltimore and Ohio railroad bill, which was discussed editorially a short time ago in Tre Srax. The fact that the project has good points ought not biind the committee to ob- jectionable and defective features in it, or pr vent their amendment in committee. Practi- cally a re-chartering of the road with a new route is proposed. The grade crossings. both within and without the city limits, should be reduced to the smallest number posible and, where streets are not yet opened, some pro- vision should be made for bridging them when they are opened. A station north of Massa- chusetts avenue and est of North Capi- tol street would be out of offen- sive proximity to the Capitol, would be nearer than the present site to the business and residence center and to the prin- cipal hotels, as a glance at the map will show, and would save the public the nuisance and the railroad the heavy expense of bridges on Maska- chusetts avenue and North Capitol street. Attention is also called to the fact that the bill contains no provision for the promised bridg- ing of North Capitol street. The power of con- demuation provided is much too broad and needs to be amended by « geographical limita- tion. — ——— Ey Spain is perceiving clearly what the United States and Cuba have already seen, that the reciprocity arrangements must include Cuba Gene Laces, expressly nade for trimming Gincham dresses. When yom see these Laces the prices will not alittle surprise you. ‘They range from 1S to 38 cents @ yard; from *to 5 inches in width. LACES FOR RUFFLES. Lace Rufiles are to be worn ad infinitum, those of Black Silk Chantilly Lace being the nost stylisa. We have these Laces from 1 to 45 inches wide, those from 12 to 18 inches bein; the widths mostly in demand and of which we think we bave the best variety in this city. Palais Koyal prices are certainly not more thap elsewhere. We claim lees. SPECIAL SALE OF J&WELRY. ‘Those in affiuent circuinstances, if they have refined taste, will admire the beautiful, irrespective of cost. It's only the vulgar ininds that will not. This special sale of cheap Jewelry is the result of turee months ot busy athering the world over. Some of the articles Possess merit the artistic eye will at once appreciate. Here's & vest pocket or-reticuie pincushion from Paris. Looking at you is the bricht face of a pretty virl—made of bisque. Turn over and your face is reflected ma ‘Phe pins separate the two. ENTS. The price will condemn them with the vulxar rich. We write to others. Here, too, are rinks of real gold, prettily en- kraved; sizes for ladies and children. If they were heavy in weight and gold withont alloy the price would be some dollars instead of omly 2 CENTS. For to- morrow the special sale price of these articies and all other 25 cent jewelry isto be 21 CENTS. We have to select from: Searf Pins, Lace Pins, Earrings, ¢ tons, Roman Pearl Beats, Soiid Silver and Kolied Gold Bans ter Buckles, Silvervide Motto Bancles, Fancy Hair Fins, Dress Buckles, Fob Chains, &c., ail at 21 instead of 25 cents. $1 JEWELRY FOK 89 CENTS. Here are the fashionable heart pendants of roll gold that may be engraved with initials without fear of showin« that the article is not solid gold ; compartment inside for picture. These lockets are fac siz those made in real old. Here, tov, are the them, and ima. morrow FOR 89 CENTS EACH. from in real Tortoise Shell Hair Pin Collar Buttons, Studs and Scarf Pins; Koll Gold and Silver Lace Pins, Earrings. Hair Vins, Bracelets, Garter and Dress Buckles, Match Boxes, Fob Chains, Also reaiJet Lac Mins, Earrings, Watch Chains and Dress Buckles. OXIDIZED SILVER TOILET ARTICLES. Brush, Cowb aud Mirror—a fac simile of fashion- able desixn which, in solid silver, retails at $25 for the set. Ours are only 42 the set; being piuted om white metal they can be Warranted not to tarnish. THE NEW SHOPPING BaGs. A revival of au oid, old style. They have been named “Martha Wastingtun,” &., &e. You'll best Tecognize them when we tell you they look something like the old-fashioned reticules of our great grand- mothers’ time. We have them of real and imitation seal leather, satin tops with silk drawing strines, leather handles; some with outside pocket books, others with compartment for handkerchtef. Prices, A SPRING HINT ABOUT FOOTWEAR. Ribbed Hose, with ground shade of new Gray, stripes of Biack, Tau aud White, 19 ceuts instead of 2 cents for tomorrow, should attract you here. or that island will be ruined. It is not believed that Spain will detect ~veiled treason” in Cuba's desire for better trade relations with the United States and insist upon “loyalty” evenat the expense of bankrupter. Probably Canada is the onl¥ portion of the Americas which is in danger of isolation, commercially as well as politically, from the American® con- tinent, as the commercial and political depen- dency of a distant European power, in America ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Szcoxp Froor Arrractioxs. The following special prices for Thursday, Friday ‘and Saturday will attract many to the second floor. ‘The elevator mixht be more convemently situated— but not of America in thought and progress. +2 2 The Watterson letter to Gov. Hill, addressed to bim soon after the November election, was probably one of the earliest friendly admoni- tions not to get on the Cleveland track that were received by the other New York candidate for the Presidential nomination of the demo- cratic party. No doubt it had some influence in directing Gov. Hill's thoughts to the line of action he took. A Senatorshipin the hand with a Presidency in the bush is better to a smart politician than merely a Presidency in the bush. —— ‘The international copyright bill lost, if lost, by the mistaken judgment of some of its friends. It never should have been amended. If additions were needed they should have been incorporated in a separate bill. If the lithographers have caused the loss of the measure they have achieved » barren vietory. for they take nothing whatever from you'll find it in passaye adjoining Giove Department, Tear of store No. 1119 Pa. ave. TIS ARREMS EY Ent 44 Perret” E> WwWww Rk AAAP P E RR WoW R RA AP Po EKER Kk Sss5 $1 INSTEAD OF 21 ‘These $1.25 Calico Wrappers are as well known almost as the Palais Royal building. Have just re- hed ceived the spring supply. Light and dark prints. Prottier thanever. You know the style—tight back, Mother Hubbard front. cuffs, ruffle around bottom. We have sizes from 32 to 44 inches. Nothing mean ta material, style or finish. Special price........1 eack $1.98 WRAPPERS FOR $1.08. Twostyles. The one of Batiste has all the style and appearance of an expensive Tea Gown—ticht back, proceeding which takes much from others. | loose front, fuli high sleeves, &e. Pretty shades of Tbe author and the American printer have | Tan, Biue, Gray, Heliotrope, Old Rose; the collar, been sacrificed. ———_+e—____ For forty days all superfluous luxuries are to be laid aside by that portion of the Christian world which observes the season of fasting and prayer, and even among those who do not make formal observance of the holy season there is disposition on the part of many to conform to ite spirit. lic gotoa larger relative share of it. — ee Monsieur Vietor Mace of Paris deserves the million france. ee cuffs, front and side of ficured material. Sizes 32 to finches. Special price... . 68 Here's the other style: Pleated back, tight front, |" yoke formed of embroidery ; also front, collarand cuffs prettily trimmed; deep ruffle at botiom. Black and White and all colors. Sizes 32 to 44. Special Price .. 1.68 each $2.48 WRAPPERS FOR 91.98. % PER CENT DISCOUNT title of Napoleon of Finance and he should be | OP ¢7**¥ other rarment in the Wrap Department. given the cross of the Legion of Dishonor, | M™P0"ted Tea Gowns of rich Sitks; Jackets ofall mate- His pecuniary discrepancy amounts to twenty | Pi#!#: Coats for Misses and Children, &c. The garment you fancy is to cost you one-quarter less than the price ‘marked on it. Some of the prices narked on are greatly Chili is not as far off as China, but the move- | Teduced prices, so that not «few of the garments are ments of a great rebellion in the Flowery King- | offered really at less than half price. dom would be as speedily known bere as the particulars of the conflict now waging in South America are. oS» +e Why don’t the great Hebrew money kings of the world boycott the Ozar of Russia and when that government wants cash for its collateral foree it either into humanity or bankruptcy? a Mr. Blaine, more pleased than ever with his rambles in reciprovity. is now taking bie first a 3 g T GURSETS. $1 INSTEAD OF 91.25. lessons in walking Spanish. We shall have a| Typically French. Yow'll note that by the tong waist treaty with Spain before many months. Mr. Cleveland lauds Jefferson. Now let Mr. Hill act the witch of Endor and call up the spiritof Monticello's mage to laud Mr. Cleve- land and make things even. — amg. —__$_»+o-—_ Jerry Simpson of Kansas, would as soon have ssock for currency as « silver dollar, if the | Don'telasethem with 50c. Corsets. Thousands of Proper stamp were on last of the three generals and we want to keep him as long as we can. > Governor Hill will trot in double harness with and high bust. As » matter of fact these Comets received the hirhest award—the gold medal—at the late Paris Exposition. That means they must be the best. First! and in competition with the world. Special price. @1 a pair —_ $1.75 CORSETS FOR 81.50. ‘The leading Irish university makes Chief | The ““P.D. Corsets are recognized as one of the Secretary Balfour a doctor of laws, on the prin- | best of French make, but prices are high. Here's the ciple, perhaps, that the Irish laws need doctor- | “als P.D." Corset that is so worthy an imitation that we make it's specialty. Special price..91.50 rair ‘Toe. CORSETS FOR 40. Pairs will be sold this season at Ze. They have merit ——»--e—__ ‘that will cause them to be recommended by those who ‘We can't spare Gen. Sherman yet. He is the | wear them. Special price... coeene AB ‘Me. CHILD'S WAISTS FOR 2c. ‘Sizes 11012 years. A garment possessing all the ‘merit of the well-known Ferrie Waiste. A trial will ‘Senator Hill until December, if reports are to | S27N*. be credited. a ‘The terrapin and will now for forty days give place to mack cloth and ashes. _——_—____—s——_—— Italy promptly secured a full cabinet and there was no ten-day limit law eiber. a Prereee sot ‘The Illinois senatorial dead lock seems to be burgiar proof. THE PALAIS ROYAL. ‘A LISNER. Cor. 12th stroct and Pennsylvania ave. a jrsesesccteccescose so slW AL Pre & Co, “Dave News: By E. P. Mente. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11. 1891. ‘The cathartic action of Lazative Eliziv of Fruit is very swild and yet effectual. It is the best and most pleosant of all remedies for chronic consiipation, biliousners, dyspepsia, Sick headache, &. 5c. per bottle. ‘Whew! The Sponzes. Seemingly enoush to last a year or so, yet at the present rate of demand these will be sold ina month or two. Sponges of Il sizesand for allpurposes. 10c. to eu. Just received another hundred oF 90 Lottles of Doug anision of Cod Liver Of and Hypophosphites of Lime and oda for today and tomor- row's Sule. a bottle, MERTZ’S DRUG STORE, It e. cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. ¥ Fosrexn Hoox Groves. SPECIAL PRICE FOR TOMORROW ONLY. 5 Hooks, in Tan and Black, %e. Hewular price ie $1.27 ‘7 Hooks, worth $1.62, at $1.37. S-button Suede Mousquetaires, Rewular price, $1.48. ‘We shail sel! tein tomorrow At $1.10. 12-Dutton Mousquetaires, Tan, Pink, Black, White, Pearl and Canary. Reduced from $2.50 to 81.95. Every pair warranted. ‘THESE PRICES FOR TOMORROW ONLY. L oo u Uv Vv RI EER Lb oo bey ¥ RR E L Q9Q9UU VY kee ke L 0.0 UoVY RR E LLLL “00 “UU vooR R EER GGG_L (00 Y YVRER ccc 00 G@ GE O OV VE ¢ coo Lb OOVYV EE G90 Geol 00 VY EF © OO Om GGG LLLL 00° Vo RFR cc 00 “F 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 1t Waar Are you Thinking about? Trousers? We have the Finest display in Washington. Our 85 and $6 Trousers beat them all. BRADSTREET & CO., 1417 Pena. ave. fell-w&s-3m_ } Excezpixe Exercratioxs aT JOHNSON & LUTTRELL'S. Our sacrifice sale of Colored Silks previously an- ‘nounced in these columns in point of quantities dis- Posed of has exceeded our most sanguine expectations. ‘What's leit will be closed at the following prices: ‘Summer Silks” in stripe and plain colors, formerly 50e. and G2}c., now 25e. “Gros Grain Silks” inall the staple dark colors, formerly 73c., 873i. and $1, now :39e. Extra Heavy ‘Gros Grain Silks.” Among this lot are some light evening shades as well as all the desira- ble dark colors, formeriy $1, #1.25and $1.50, now 30e. ‘The ‘Damask Silks,” formerly $1.50 and $1.75, your choice at Ge. ‘Successors to E. G. Davis, ‘TO Market Space, Corner Sth Street. THIS 18 THE PLACE. There te no question about it. If there iss Place—and there is—tobuy Trimmings. Without ‘adoubt we have the largest aud :uost complete assortment of desirabie Dress) Trimmings of ‘every conceivable kind south of Philade:phia ‘The important points about buying Dress Trim- ‘mings are these: Get the best quality, the new- est styles and use good taste and judgment in selecting. There are many inen in business right here in our own city that have had compara- tively very little experience in buying these goods. With us it is quite different. Our buyer's. field of experience is indeed vast, as American and Kuropean buyer of Trimming and Fancy Goods for the great house of Strawbridze & Clothier of Pitiadelphia, our Mr. Prerce has had greater opportunity and far more lezitimate ‘experience than any buyer in this city or in fact all of them tozether. This vast schooling he is bringing into use now. Good iudgment and knowing where to buy the newest goods and ad- vance styles before any one else sees them and givin: them to yon at the lowest market prices isthe cause of the rapid development aud im- mense increase im our Dress Trimming sales. Note.—We want to state rizht here, althouzh this house las always dono the largest tri ming businessin Washington. that we anvedone four times more Lusiness in this department this season than we did last season. THE LATEST TRIMMING ARRIVALS. ‘Two-toned Applica Passementerie in chrys- anthemum patterns, two inches deep in sbadings. Lizit and Dark Hetiotrope. Licht and Dark Blue, Llight and Dark Slate, Light and Dark Brown, Light and Dark Grecn, all in- terwoven with silver threads, inaking a very Fich and effective combination. Special price, $2.37 yard. ‘Two-toned Applica Passementerie in thorn leaf pattern, in soadings of Light and Dark Brown, Light and Dark Slate, two inches wide, making & very handsome trimming. Special, S yard. An exceedingly rich Passementerie is a combi- nation of Cut Jet, Crystal and Gold Beads, in- terwoven with Gold and Irredescent Cord. hand- somely jeweled, two inches wide. Special, $4.38 yard. Weaiso have this in Diack, Jeweled with imi- tation ainethyst and sapphires. Price, $4.38 yard. Cut Jet and Gold and Cut Jet and Silver Pas- Sementerie Edge, one inch wide. A very tasty and attractive trimming. Special, $1.58 yard. A very pretty Beadinz is a combination of fine Cut Jet Leads and Gold Cord. Also Cut Jet ‘Beads and Silver Cord. Halt iuch wide. Special price, Tec. A very beautiful and effective Passementeri inadelicate design insilver cord and silver Leads, 254 inches wide. Special price, 82.25 yard. Gold Girdtes with the ends handsomely finished with old pendants and jeweled. Special price, $3.75 and 83.75 each. Handsome Gold Stomachers finished with Jong gokl pendants. These are the newest and Tichest dress garniture in use. Special prices, 85.75 and 85.85 each. Handsome Gold Stomacher, peasant shape, very rich and effective, $2.70 each. Gold Passementerie Loops or Frogs at 25 and Ble. pair. Gold Pendants on Band. Special prices, $1 and $1.25 yard. Weare showing a very large assortment of Hadin Garnitures in Cut Steel, Black Silk, Jet, White and Gold in prices from 86.50 to acl Also a full line of Stomachers, with and with- out pendants, in Black Silk or Jet, in price 8 to $4.50 each. Medici Coliars in Cut Jet or Black Silk, in different desixns, from $1 to $5 each. This isontya very smail hint of our im- ‘mense assortment of new spring noveities. NEW hundreds arriving every week. W. A. PIERCE & O., Successors to E.G. Davis, tt ‘719 Market Space, cor. Sth st. Encouraged ty your generons response and appre-|"T'ex Pn Cexr Orr For Casu. ciation we have decided to close out in addition to the atove lot all our Figured **China Silks.” Lot 1-20-inch “China Silks,” was 50c., now . bps Rg my GE x Lot 2-22-inch Chima Silks, was 60c., now “a ee ee «=e coo = The reason of our gratifying success in the sale of these Siiks is plain, ‘The people of this community well know when we advertise a bargain they invariably find the articles exactly as represented. We advise an eariy inspection, a3 the prices we've named are sure to create a spirited demanc. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL Popular Priced Dry Goods House, fell 713 Market Space, bet. 7th and 8th sta. SUSSSSSSSTS SSS s! Wa. H. McKxews Dany Lerres. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11. 1801. ‘New Spring Garmentsare ready. New Spring Coats, Cloaks, Cepes, Lace and Jet Shoulder Wraps, Suits, Tea Gowns and Wrappers. If you wish something rich and ‘exclusive choose eariy. ‘They are the crea of the Spring styles from the first manufacturers of the land. WM. H. McKNEW (Successor to R. H. Taylor), TF ‘933 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. PLDDLDDLEADLEDAAALLELLALORABLAD Couzx's Tannnxe Stone, 623 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. (Two doors south of Fst.) ‘Branch of 8. Cohen & Co., Boston. ‘We open today another tmportation of Laces, in. tation rose point, 2 to 12 inckes wide. * ‘New Torehon and Smyrna Laces, Edges and Inser- tions to match. ‘We ask inspection of some extreme novelties im Fancy Laces, grounds of Pink, Bine, Cream, &e., with fancy-colored eubroidery and appliqued flowers on crepe. Also Gold and Silver Laces, plain and embroidered in colors, suitable for evening Uresses and for milltpery ‘These are entirely new and very rich and stylish. ‘New Mousseline de Soie Rages in all sbades, ‘TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. Just received new Girdles, in gold and silver, jet, ‘Silk and steel. Medicis Collars to match. Our spring importations are being received daily. New effects of Black Passomenterie, ix ilk and jet, from Jy inch to 12 inches wide, a ‘Now Steel and Silver Trimmings. Steel, Jet, Jet ‘and Gold and All-gold Princes. ‘& COREN & 60., SB lih t aw. Re whet Trave Nores. etm W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Are still making a discount of 10 PER CENT FOB CASH on all sales, large and small, and purchasers will save money to buy their goods while the discount continues. We still have an elegant assortment of SILKS, MOURNING GOODS, FANCY DRESS GOODS of the finest grades anda complete stock of staple goods, all of which ‘we are selling at the rerular prices, and we are only offering our goods at the sacrificein order to reduce our large stock before pur- chasing spring goods. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. fell OFFICE OF W. H. HOEER, STH ST. AND PA. AVE. We are showing this week a lot of CARPET RUGS, in various sizes and qualities, st 25 PER CENT LESS THAN THEIR VALUE. SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS 1N CHAMBER SUITES. W. H. HOEEE, ‘Sth st. and Pa. ave. Tue Faexcu Voice. FOR LADIES ONLY, SELECT PRIVATE MORNING CLASS ‘Tuesdays, Thuradaysund Saturdays at 11:45 a.m, NEW TERM—PUBLIC AFTERNOON AND EVENING CLASSEX, ‘Tuesdays, Turn ‘Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 4:30 p.m. LADIES WHO HAVE BEEN WAITING FORTHE tat gee w 620 ; ee ‘NEW ADDITIONS DAILY! SOME SPLENDID THINGS ON THE WAY THAT WE WILL OPEN. AND ADVERTISE AS SOON AS THEY ARRIVE. THE CARD WE HAD FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY BEING SUCH AN EXCELLENT ONE WILL BE CONTINUED FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, SHOWING YOU THAT THE QUANTITY THAT WE OFFER 18 ALWAYS SUFFICIENT TO SAT- ISFY THE DEMAND. 22TH AND F STs. NeW. 1 KAUFMAN & SICKLE. Tur Moxvxenrat, 937 AND 969 F ST. N. W. ‘This Great Clearing Sale has left us with lots of odds in the different departments and price shall turn them out of our stores quickly. AT OUR UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. Fine Cotton Corset Covers that solg at 21c. and 2c. Sizes 32 and 34. At 1246. At 120. Fine Cambric Corset Covers, trimmed with fine cam- brie embroideries, high und low neck, that soid at G8e. Fine Cotton Chemise, Skirts and Drawers that sold at Ste, to 80. At 43e. At ihe. Infants’ Short Dresses, made of fine cambric, Gretchen style, trimmed at neck and sleeves with cambric edge, that sold irom 9c. to 7c. Atdie. Ata7e. ANOTHER CUT AT CHINA SILK UNDERWEAR Of the immense stock that we had there are just these few pieces left, and this is the price: Black, 1 Pink ana2 Licht Biue China Silk Lace apd Euubroidery Trimmed Chemise that were orisin- 3 Black China Silk Gowns, lace trimmed, that were orizinally 610. 5.97. 85.97. 1 Black China Silk Gown, lace trimmed, that sold at 816.50. £8.97. $5.97. 1 Pink, 3 Blue, 1 Old Kose, 1 Lavender, 2 Black, 1 White China Silk Drawers, lace and eabroidery trim- med, that sold at $6.50. $3. S10 Infants’ Wool, hand-made Drawer Leggins, that have been selling at $1.25. At 3ic, At Ble. Of the thousands of Knit Skirts that wehad there are Just a Remnant Lot of them left. ‘This is the price at which they now go. Black and Striped Hand-knit Ladies’ Wool Skirts that oid originally at $2.75, $3 and $3.25. $ At 81.97. At $1.97. Hand-knit Skirts in Creain and Light Blne—Cream and Pink Stripes—that were #4.25 and @5. At $2.97. At 82.97. Infants’ Silk Embroidered Caps, handsomely trimmed with Lace and Kibbons—colors are White and Black— ‘what we have left of them go at these prices. Caps that have been selling at Sc. At Bic. At 3ie. Caps that have been selling at $1.25 and $1.50. THE MONUMENTAL, It 987 AND 10 F ST. N.W. A New Lease Or Lu. —— About that RUBBER SALE—'twas off-— —tonight, according to our original inten—— —tions—but we didn't realize what an enor—— —mous stock we had on hand. Three days— —have done about half the work. ‘Three— —more ought to finish it. So THURS— —DAY, PRIDAY and SATURDAY youcan— —buy at Monday's, Tuesday’sand Wednes—— ——-day's prices. — — In the LADIES’ RUBBERS—the— -—amaller sizes are very low. Not more— —than a half dozen pairs of 2's, 24's and-— —s. But the larger ones are plenty yet. — ——The MEN'S, the MISSES" and the CHIL— ——DREN'S sre ALL COMPLETE. Hard— —to say how long they will be—because-— —there’s « heavy calling for them. — The prices as they continue are: —LADIES’ RUBBERS.— Ee = — —— Don't forget we're very short on small-— —tizes, —MEN’S RUBBERS,->- — BOYS’ RUBBER BOOTS. Sizes, 2 t0 554. Reduced to $1.37.— —YOUTHS' RUBBER BOOTs.—. Sizes, 11to2. Reduced to @1.23.— Any size at all in these three lots. — ‘Quality is everything in Rubber. — — These are the Goodyear—everybody— knows them—everybody likes them—and-— everybody certainly can afford a new — ——Dair at such prices as these. i ee ee od ay ry SaKS AND COMPANY, | “aT THE CORNER,” * PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND fell SEVEXTH STRERT. ee ee Teme roweresrrserseses ee ‘Ten-day Sale of Parlor Cabinets, Mantel Cab- inets, Ladies’ Writine Desks and French Dress- _ ing Cases and Shaving Stands. 1_Antique Oak Combination Desk, Wantrobe and Chiffonier, 900. Now #45. 1 Antique Oak Desk, very finely carved, 840. ‘Now 30. Sixteenth Century Oak Desks, with etched panel, €18. Now #12. 1 Fine Solid Walnut Desk, with 2ouble case of drawers, $30. Now #18. 1—Antique Oak Desk, handsomely carved, 824 Now 817. 1—Antique Oak Desk, old English design, 847. Now 828. 1—Imitation Mahogany Book Case and Desk combined, 822, Now $15. 1—Sixteenth Century Oak Desk, with case of drawers, $30. Now #20, 1—Solid Mahogany Desk and Parlor Cabinet, with inlay panel, $70. Now 855. 1—Large White and Gold Parlor Cabinet, 873. Now 850. . 1—Large and Handsome Sixteenth Century Oak Cabinet, with French bevel mirrem, #95. Now 87) 1—Lnitation Mahogany Finely Carved Cabi- net, $65. Now #50. 1—Initation Mahogany Finely Carved Cabi- net, #00. Now $50. 1—Imitation Mahogany Finely Carved Cabi- net, 800. Now #45. 1-Imitation Mahosany Handsomely Carved Cabinet, with French bevel mirrors, $75. Now $58. 1-Antique Oak Cabinet, 827. Now 418. 1—Imitation Mahogany Carved Cabinet, with French bevel mirror, $30. Now 837. 1-Imitation Mahogany Mantel Cabinet, $50. Now #38. 1—Fine Bronze and Gold Mantel Cabinet, with French bevei mirrors, 250. Now $00. 1-Antique Oak Dressing Case, with oval French bevel mirror, $5. Now $27. 1—French Dressing Case from original desicn, made as sample, with swinging glass and trimmedewith real China silk and Irish point lace, 800. Now $25. 1—French Dressing Case, trimmed with Feyp- tian lace and silk, $45. Now $15. Tole sold ‘at this price because we have made new design. 1—Antique Oak Dressing Case, $30, Now 820. 1—Imitation Mahogany Carved Dressing Cass with oval Freuch bevel mirror, 850. Now #40. 1—Imitation Maboxzny Shaving Stand with French bevel mirror, $15. Now #10. 1—Imitation Mahozany Shaving Stand with two Freneh bevel mirrors, $25. Now $20. 1—Bamboo Shaving Stand with French bevel mirror, $17. Now 811. 1Sixteenth Century Oak Shaving Stand and ‘Table combined, $15. Now $10. . 1—Sixteenth Century Oak Triple Plate Frenea Bevel Mirror, $60. Now #40. W. B. MOSES & SONS, F AND 11TH 8TS3. FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHCLSTERIES, DRA- PERIES AND WALL PAPERS. fel1-2t Tue Uspenwean Cove AT i a al ke a When the grass crows xreener and the birds chirp more cheerily—when the first timid zephyrs of spring EE ————————————E FEBRUARY 11, 1801. SALE EXTRAORDINARY. Atthis stare of the season we are making ‘many offerings of « hishiy interesting haracter. Goods at lower prices than thowp, cugepnt, are ‘Raturally always attractive to the shopy@met’ Pablic, and our except.onal position in the trader enables usto make many such offerines of REAL, and SUBSTANTIAL BARGAINS as compared ‘With the usual prices for the mune cools. Our offerins for tomorrow, Thurslay, is very im- Portant and interesting, Read it carefully. A Grove Srrctar. Wehave purchased under very anspicions cir- ‘cumstances and abe!l offer for spectal sale Thure- Gay Gifty dozea Ladies’ S-BUTT. LENGTH, MOUSQUETAIRE, SUEDE GLOVES in aseorted shades of Tem-all sizes. We con- Aide: these an excellent value —Special Price, (Ge. a pair. For greater convenience we will on center table, firet Qoor, near WEL SSprcrar. We shall disp'ay on center table, first floor, ith street balding, twenty-five dozen fine Huck and Damask Towels, comprising Plain White Huck and Damask Towels, Plain White with Fancy Borders, Pisin and Knotted Fringes, Plain White, with open-work borders. Among thess may be found Towels wit bonders in many delicate tints Fast colors, . each, — ‘Warranted all pure linen. Mews Bitoxarses. SPECIAL SALE OF MEN'S SHIRTS AND MERINO HALF HOSE. ‘We shall offer Thursday one lot of Men’ Laundered Shirts—made of good quality mus- lin—-ply bosom with three button holes—re- inforced— finished in a first-class manner, 81.00 each, oF 6 for $5.00. — E27-Sce display in—*F™ street window, One lot of Men’sUnlaundered Full-dressSbirte, made of good quailty tauslin—open back and frout—three-ply lineu bosom, lined, frout rein- forced. Two eyelets in bosom, eleeantly made. ‘This Shirt, Inundered, is sold elsewhere for $1. Our price for special sale, — ite. — Tn conjunction with this we shall offer our entire remaining lot of Men's Imported Merino Half Hose at the following special price. The Jotconsists of Plain and Fancy colors, and tho Prices originally were :k} and 40e., (First floor, first annex.) Sprcrat Sare Or Faxcy Rinpoxs. 300 Pieces of Fancy Ribbons, in Glace, Ombre, Plaid and Fancy Velvet Bfects. Very oud value at and 32. a yard.— ‘These are on sale directly under the skylight, first floor. Leste Laces. POINT DE PARIS LACE. Anew lace in 4.and 5-inch widths, with insert- ing to match, for trimming underwear. ANOTHER IDEA. Black Silk Platt Valenciennes Lace, in 2. 4 and (inch widths, with inserting to natch, for Diack silk underwear. THE LATEST CONCEITS In Platt Valenciennes Laces—“"Bow knot,” “"Pleur de lis” and otuer new designs—all come im various widths with inserting to match. DRAPERIES. ‘New desicns in Black Lace Draperies and Flouncings— ——#2.00, $2.75, 83.25, $3.50 to 86.00 per— —sara.— POINT DE GENE. A swail lot of @ White and Cream, at —S0e. per yard. — (st floor, 2d annex.) temper the dyinz blasts of winter—then js che time one |Croax Dyppantwent. must give sound thought to matters of personal com- fort. To be clothed too heavily is as prewsing an Vitation to fll health as to robe too spaningiy, but in that safe channel, neither heavy nor lisht, rather in the balance between the extremes, is where we must seek our relief. “BETWEEN SEASON” Underwear sits at the bead of the table in the family of cowforts at this time— UNDERWEAR WEIGHTS., Fashion accepts the situation, declares herself on the style that shall be, and as loyal subjects to the queen of creation we pre- sent the tollowing: LADIES'— $2" MEDIUM WEIGHT VESTS and PANTS, 4#@~ SQUARE and **V" SHAPED LOW NECK and SLEEVELESS VESTS, around the anu holes and neck ran with silk tape, 20c. to 50e. 8B Just the opposite-HIGH NECK ana LONG SLEEVES, SWISS-KIBBED VESTS, with elastic seams and front faced with silk, :c.; 3 for $1. A better grade, same style, or with SHORT SLEEVES, SOc. PANTS toamatch at the same. S#-LISLE THREAD VESTS, both styles—50c. to to Te. §2-PAST BLACK LISLE THREAD VESTS—LOW NECK and SLEEVELESS—7ie. The other style #1. Only VESTS—all sizes. S@~SWISS RIBBED UNION SUITS_81.35, S2-Three grades of the AMERICAN HOSIERY COMPANY'S make—both styles_WITH SLEEVES and WIYHOUT—HIGH and LOW CUT NECK—and KNEE PANTS. t#-LIGHT-WEIGHT SANITARY WOOL VESTS, with finished seams, FRENCH NECK-$2 for number 28—rising 10c. on the larger sizes. S@-PURE SILK S188 RIBBED VESTS—HIGH NEOK and LONG SLEEVES—$1.65. HIGH NECK and SHORT SLEEVES—$1.45 for number 3. 10e. rise. s@-FAST BLACK SILK VESTS—high neck and LONG or SHORT SLEEVES—or LOW NECK and NO SLEEVES—at correct prices. CHILDREN— The AMERICAN HOSIERY COMPANY make the best CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR. Somehow or other they seemto get = beiter “‘cut™ than most everyone else. $@-VESTS—4ic. for number 24—Se. rise. Sa-PANTS—40c. for number 18—same increase on larger sizes. 4#e-PURE SILK—cut HIGH IN THE NECK and WITH LONG SLEEVES—$1.40for number 3—10c. tw-Same weight in FAWN COLOR—00c. for the SHILTS—DRAWERS at the scane—both with the usual 1 Lot of Fine Cloth Newmarkets in Black, Green and Blue and Black and Gray Stripes, —Orizinal Prices §10.00 and @12.50.— —Marked down to $5.00,- — 1 Lot of Fine Cloth Newmarkets in Black, Green and Blue snd Biack and Gray Stripes, — Original Prices $13.50, $15.00— 1 Tabie of Black and Colored Jackets in Black broadcloth, diagonals, Light and Dark Tan cloth and a few fancy stripes, large sizes—at ereatly reduced prices. (Third for, 11th #t. building.) Gossawer Drranrursr. A new line of Genuine Ensiish Shower-proof Garments, very licht m weight, free from any rubber or gum substance, therefore have no unpieasant odor, suitable for traveling wraps. 1 Lot of Fine Enslish CravenetteCloth, Shower- proof, Cape Newmarkets in Dark Navy Biuo and Biack, can also be worn as spring wraps, Sizes 32 to 44. + _—Price $12.50 each. — 1 Lot of English Camel's Hair, Shower-proof, Cape Garments in Blue and Black, Sizes 2? to ors —Price $15.00 each.— A full line of Genuine English Mackintosbes im Peasant and Lanztry styles, —$4 to 825 each, —_ 1 Lot of Dark Gray Circulars, with hood. All sizes. —91.25 each. — 1 Lotof Dark and Medium Striped, Peasant ‘Waterproofs, well made. 88 each. -— (Third floor, 11th st. building ) Reovertox Sarr Or LADIES’ JERSEYS. ‘Lline of Ladies’ All-wool Black Jerseys,hand- ‘somely braided with mohatr and soutache braid —high full sleeves. Sizes 32and 42. ——Marked down to $2.50. 1 line of Ladies’ Ail-wool Black Jerseys, tailor finished—bound with mohair braid. Sizes 32 to38. —Marked down to $2.50.— 1 line of Ladies’ All-wool Black Jerseys, ‘tucked vest, finished with mobatr braid trim- mings—high fall sleeves. Rizas 32 to 42. ——Marked down to €3._— line of Ladies’ Superior Quality All-wool Jerseys in Brown and Navy Biue, tucked yoke. Bizes 32 1042. -—Marked down to $2.— ‘1line of Ladies’ French Gray Jerseys, front. Sizes 32 to 42. 4 —Marked down to 61.50.—— 1 line of Ladies’ All-wool Jerseys in Navy ‘Blue and Brown, vest front, sizes 32 to 42. —Marked down to 81.50. — line of Misses’ All-wool Jerseys in Brown ‘and Cardinal, sizes 24, 25, 28 and 30. —Marked down to 50e.— (Third floor, 11th st. building. ‘Tollet Paper, in rolis. Perforated, 10c. » roll, $1.8 dozen. — ‘Finer Quality Perforated Toilet Paper, 1.000 ‘sheets toa roll. Jove “mud Ree Houp. dean cubes tne (Prea toor, ibe belting) WOODWARD & ‘LOTEROP, NOW IN PROGRESS SEE PRICES OF GOODS IN WINDOW. ‘Many bis bareains not displayed in window canbe seen in Our stores Below 1 only « partial let of astonishing prices | Paper Pins, full count... enon Lanse Box Mourning Pins | Sehrtnapton Needles, Sul! paper Safety Pins. per doren en English Hairpins, ri! paper. Faslina Cabinet Box Maury ns ) yards Spoo! SEK 10 varia Ry Woven Initials, per toa | French Whaiebones, per domen. Covered Stecls, per doren Sean Bintine, apie Hooks and ty veh om card Unbreakable Double Repel.ant | Riomert Featherw | Side Stays, per pair three sizes), per Hair Brosbes Tooth Brow Fawiinu Bristie To Steel Trac Cur img iro Fine Tooth Combs... Lange Size Comba Linen Corset Lace Whisk Brooms i iter Web, per yard Fancy Garter Web, per yard _. Silk Garter Web, por yard. Metal Garter Clays, Decorated French Bingue Pin Langer Size French Bisque Piares Nickel Match Stands... ey Brass Stands... " China Mustard Jaz, with Spoon . Wooden Table Mats. per set " Bets containing Wooden Spoon, Fork, Ni screw, Butte Opene and hey Rn ) Leather Purses a Lancer Leather Purses JEWELRY. Dot Bracelets, worth Ue. to Be. @a0h.. ceesene J lot Fancy Hair Pins in iit, silver and oxidire 4 1 lot Lace Pins, worth ise ene 1 lot Lace DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES, at 404 and 406 7th st. n. Roses Asp Jackers. IN ADDITION TOOURSELECTASSORW = / MENT OF MEN'S, BOYS’ AND CHTL- DREN'S SUITS, OVERCOATS, SEPARATE TROUSERS AND FURNISHINGS, WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF BATH ROBES AND SMOKING JACKETS IN THE NE EST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES AND PATTEENS, AND MADE PROM TREMOST DURABLE FABRICS. SHIRT WAISTS. DO NOT FORGET THAT OUR SPRING STOCK OF SHIRT WAISTS IS NOW READY, AND I IS BY FAR THE FINEST AND PRETTIEST COLLECTION OF RE- LIABLE AND ARTISTIC WAISTS EVER SHOWN IN THISCITY. ALISIZES FROM FOUR TO FOURTEEN YEARS. A HOST OF PATTERNS IN A DOZEN DIFFERENT GRADES. ENOUGH TO PLEASE THE MOST FASTIDIOUS. . B. R ° B 1 x 8 ° x « c °., ro ° 9 P a a rs E. x. w B. ROBINSON & CO.. AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, fell-co 400 Pennsylvania ave. n. A Paacricar Tesr. OCTOBER 7. 1890. DEARSIR: 1 HAVE TRIED EVERY KIND OF TRUNK KNOWN TO THE TRADE, AND DO NOT HESITATE TO SAY “HAT THE LEATHEROID TRUNK MADE BY YOU IS BY ALL ODDS THE BEST AND CHEAPEST AND LIGHTEST ARTICLE ON THE MARKET. | WOULD No? EXCHANGE THE TWO LEATHEROID TRUNKS I BOUGHT OF YOU FOK THE BEST SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS I EVER SAW, AND I MOST HEARTILY RECOM. MEND ALL PERSONS IN SEARC A TRUNK THAT WILLLAST A LIFETIME, DESPITE OUR AMERICAN BAGGAGE SMASHEKS, 10 TRY YOUR LEATHEROLDS. YOURS, TRULY, JAMES H. SAVILLE. JAMES §. TOPHAM, SOLE MANUFACTURER, 11 PENN. AVE. N.W. fe10 —_———$—$— Sanaroca Vicuy. SARATOGA VICHY. SARATOGA VICHY. Direct from the Spring, Fresh and Sparkling. 6.00.0 case of ¢ dozen pint bottles, §1.7 dozen. W. 8 THOMPSON, ‘Pharuactst, 210 ‘708 15th st. A Gesrirmaws $5 Susu Rotuxe UMBRELLA, MOUNTED ON BEST NATURAL STICKS, ree ‘eccepted, hence this unumual ‘opportunity. AT BOTH STORES. AT BOTH STORES. JOSEPH AUERBACH, . {610-6 Pa. ave 3. ¥. ave. cor. ith, Warcurs, Warcues, W arcues HOWARD, WALTHAM AND ELGIN WATCHES At very low prices. “THE GALT WATCH.” ‘Moderate in price, superior in style, finish and time- ole agents for PATEK, PHILIPPE & CO., Geneva, full assortment, All sizes and every style ef