Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1891, Page 5

a a a f aut ne pong re attr AY, FEBRUARY 27, 1891. W. A. Pisce & Co. Successors to EG. Davis, 4729 Market Space, Corner Sth Street. INTERESTING ITEMS FOR SATURDAYS SHOPPING. Saturday 's recx nized a6 the day for neces- sary shoppimg. bo'h for qrown persone and the Iittle folks. Mothers nave thetr children bome from school and it is the only day they can bave them with them. With the youn ladies—-wall. ‘they need something to vive the finishing touch tor Sunday. The Bulletin of Specials that you ‘Will Gnd below fs not only intended ass re- minder and guide, but ass pointer as to where you can do the clovest buyin. It would not be s bed ides to cut this list out and take it with Fou ‘when you start out tomerrow. You can com- Pare prices with other houses, andif youdo | ‘we know you wiil come here to do your buy- ing. Sreours Ix Lianne Swiss Rinaso VESTS. Ladiew’ Cream Color Swiss Ribbed Vests, <ro- chet around neck aud sleeves, tu Pink and Liat Blue, with Cream ribbon run throug, low Beck and short sleeves. Special price, Qe. each. Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Vesta tn Piak. Csochet around neck and sleeves, with Pink ribbon Fan through. low neck amd short sleeves. Extra quality. Spectal price, 25e. each. Ladien’ Swiss Ribbed Vents, in White. Hand- crochet work sronud neck and sleeves, with sik ribbon throngh crochet work. Squareneek Short aleeves. Special price, 5c. eae! Children’s Derby Ribbed Hose, all sizes, Fast Biack; recaiar price, Ye. Our special price, 2 pairs for Be. Ladiew Cotton Hose, very fine; warranted Fast Biack; all sizes. Our special price, 25e. a pair. These are the best 25c. Hose in the country. Ladies’ Extra Fine Cotton Hose: warranted Fast Biuck ; all sizen Our special price, iki. 3 pai. Ladies’ Fine Fancy Lise Thread Hose, Riche- liea ribbed, boot pattern, in stripes of Black anf Sapphire, Biack and Lavender, Biack and Buf, Black amd Salmon, Black amd Pink. Regu- Hasoxeromer Srrcrurs. 90 dozen Sueer Lawa Handher-bieis, in Plain White, with drawn-wori designs in corners ant ‘aney~colored borders: hewstitched in eight Gitfereut styles. ‘This we offer as a spectal Hanitkerchie€ indacement at the ridicalous Price of 6 tor ‘MEN'S COLORED BORDERED HANDRERCHIEFS. Men's Colored Bonlere Handkerhiefs, in new and styl ; hewstitched. Our Srroris Ix Neck Recursos. Souething new in Ruching; uade of fine crepe lisse im a pretty cruuped and roll design, with satin band, im colorings of Lavender, i} cK, | BRACE aupts y | “ CREAM, | CANARY L. Gray, L Bise, White. Our special pri Te. yard. New Kiblom Ruchine, male of fine quilled moire rible: special price, SPECIALS IN NEW LACES. deen receiving new Laces every day; ours hese vo isthe most exclusive in this city; new desizus ad patterns in Crepe Liste. Monselin de > ove, Chantilly im Jetental Point de Gene, Irish Lace. Our assortment of half width Flouncing. Jabot combined, $1.79 instead of $1.98. ‘Double row ‘s popular Just now, very large in both Biack —_| chiffon rafting, instead of $1.75 yard; single and White. row, $1 81.5. Drapery Nets and 45-inch Flouncing, im a SILK UNDERWEAR AND HOSE—Reduced prices Nery great variet Speeral attraction in our Ribbon Depart- W. A. PIERCE & CO., Succewors to E.G. Davis, 7AY Market Svace, Cor. 8th st. | of 22 cents. Bureau Scaris, 21x06 inches, $1.19 in- | stead of 1.35. Fon Laviss Axo Gextismex. ‘Will Indies who notice this advertisement please draw the attention of the men, who may happen to be around, te the following: . MEWS FURNISHINGS AT REDUCED PRICES for SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28. . Indies, you know by experience thet it is cus- tomary at the Palais Royal to advertiow peices | for a certain day or days. Will you kindly inforin the men that the reductions are bona fide. One more | to the door and that there are men aaiatents. REDUCED PRICES FOK TOMORROW. Ze. “PALAIS ROYAL” DRESS SHIRTS REDUCED ‘TO 63 CENTS. For all practical purposes no better shirt can oe put together. vo matter what price is paid. MADE OF WAMSUTTA MUSLIN, which is the best. used in shirts to order that cost from $1.:%5 to $2.50 each. ‘of RICHARDSON’S 2100 IRISH s the best inantifuctured for the pur- pose. REINFORCED WITH PATENT STAYS at would-be weak paris. HAND-MADE BUTTON HOLES. Neck sizes, 14 to 18 inches. THREE LENGTHS OF SLEEVE to each neck size. Twenty- seven different sizes enable us TO GUARANTEE A PERFECT FIT. fT he Paiais Royal. having for thirteen years made a specialty «7 unly thie une make of Shirt, hav ttained better results tun those with lee cz perience who offer Shirts at many prices. We claim fucoradle comparison of the Zor." Palave Royal” Shirt with the sd aud $1.25 Shirts of competing stores and with the 88 anit $€.25 Shirts of those who make tu order. THE SPECIAL PRICE FOR TOMORROW IS 65 CENTS. Not more than. three will be sold tocach customer at this price, any number at 75 centa each. Our regular ematomers will please nut be ofended when ve write: This advertisnment te vrities tu seeure new patrons. Those who cannot call lomnrrow may mail a portal card, giving neck size, length of siceres (mensure from center of back to wrist), pleated or pluin boom. A Shirt to fit you will be sent by the next dativery wayon. Please (eave 63 cents at home fo pay for it. Our cash business partly accounts fur the reason of the price of the Palas Koyal Sivirt. 0c. PALAIS KOYAL NIGHT SHIRTS FOR 38 CENTS. Made of superior ususlin, full 50 inches lon. und front, with Cash's fast-color stout umber than six to each cus . HALF HOSE FOR 19 CENTS. All tin spring styles in stripes; also solid colon of Tans and Gray’, also a warranted Fast Bieck. Three Pairs to euch customer 30c. SUSPENDENS FOR 37 CENTS. Fast Black and White are the latest for spring. Welave thei also silk embroidered im colors; the new patent Duckies and drawers supporter. 38. BLACK AND WHITE NECKWEAR FOR 29 CENTS. Satin and Silk Knot, Puff and Fou-in-band Scarfe that are guaranteed the sue as soldat exclusive 's furnishing stores for 50 cent . NECKWEAK FGR 19 CENTS. Spring styles and colors. ail shapes, satim Itned. The quality will puewsantiy surprise you. See show window corner of 12th st and Pa. ave. (Continued below.) ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. As Arovoar To Lapis. We have quoted men’s goods first and devoted too much space tothem. We apologize and try to make amends by condensing in this paragraph price sur- Prises that deserve a column of mention. FLOWERS—Four combination lots—nearly 1,000 % Black Undressed Kid Mousquotaires. White, Pigskin Mousquetatres, with White or Black stitching, at 96 cents. NECKWEAR—Jabots of silk chiffom, in Black, ‘White aud delicate colors, at U# instead of 98 cent: 1.19 instead of @1,35; Collar and asadvertisad yesterday. Silk Garters, ribbon bow and silver buckles, 44 instead of S0cents. Actual worth is PB cents a pair. ANTIQUE LACE TIDIES—10 inches square, 4 for ‘Scents instead of three; 14 inches square, 19 instead ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Lurortasr Sare Or Unvenwear. “A Turse Or Beacry Is A Jox Everybody ts trimming everything because fashion asset the pace. Becomingiy applied it ts half the gown, Nobody cam belp admiring the picturesquely ‘white country farm honse, but what would it be an- Jess bedecked with the the ever-present ‘‘wreen blinds*” ‘They are the trimmings that relieve the saneness. Such are DRESS TRIMMINGS and those that have Teen clesirne for this weason blend in perfect harmony Som as aces agian. Ses en cee one: | thin: to do with —all that is necessury is theexervise of | a little of your mative cood taste amd you can models wwe that will win your own satisfaction aud the | se of critical observers If we tell you what is stylish you will be pretty apt topick “rieht" for yourewn nee. Suppose we “call off afewot the more popular bits of decoration. From them yon canet a xood hiea of thelr compan- Jone in stock, so when you come to Wok your iind will be balfiewte up as to whect you want. Then ti battle will be nearly won, for it is no «mall Job to pr aside dozens anddonns of cxte. nov-l patterns ond decile apor one—whon “Lerity isaflame” ineach, | D TLVER TINSEL ara JEWEL j EMENTERIF. S50. to 84.50. D ami SILVER TINS! - | one pattern 1i¢ inches wide-9! ‘Others up to $6.50, » dewiens nm SILK and TINSEL MENTERIB to berwontze with the les of Gray am? Ta i that atmos: every Lely haa bs: GOLD GALLOON, set with JF | eleel with STREL BEADINGS e275. | CE GALLOON, in plata GRAY AP- | (Cotton and Cambric Undermarmen's. ) | faver. pleane hint that the Men'e Department fs ctrse | Laxsarron & Bros MAGNIFICENT 1XDUCEMENT. A HARVEST TIMP FoR RIBBON BUYERS. ‘This ia certainty an unmatchable bargain. FOR TOMORROW. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, ‘We shall place im bins next te our Ribvon Depart- ment: 1,000 cartonscf All-silk Gros Grain Ribbons, with satin edge. in sich colors as Light Bine, Cream, Old Brown. In widths 12, 16,20, 30, That are good sell- ers right Wore in our honse and in every other house at he., Br., Be. and 40°. per yard. We will «ive yon your choice of color and width for 19 CENTS PER YARD. e Aso All-sitie Double Face Satin Ribbon iz Light Blue, Pink, Yellow, Green, Black, Tan, White, Cream, Gray, Brown, Red, 01d Rose, Aspecial salein the true mesning—in the Palais Royal's meaning of the words. A special sale that will causes three days’ scramble—a three days’ wonder with merchants and public—Subject of talk for a month to come—The Palais Royal's “leaders” at re- duced prices. The only conditions of the sale are: Special prices for February 28, more than two garments to exc! 3 ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) $1.68 Ganwexts For $1.35. Since it seems evident the materials and trimmings cost more than $1.68 how can the garments be sold at 1,68? That's the question that has puzzied mer- chants and public allie. Itcan be seen that no bet- ter musiins and caubries could be used, while the cost of such laces and embroideries for trimming must be proportionately high. Equally evident is it that the style, Snish and fit is typically French. The fact re- ains that $1.08 is the Palais Royul regular price and that $1.35 is the special price tor three day». S1.ds GOWNE FOR Here's one with the Freneh surplice neck, trimmed with French embro!d- ery or hand made tvrchon lace—take your chajce. Perhaps you'll prefer those with pointed yokes of four insertions of embroidery and double rafile of lace at frout and sleeves. Cambric or uuslin—which? GS SKIRTS FOR Those with the Paris * ke you'll doubtless prefer, especially ax they naves t"tinch French embroidery ounce, But yo:"ll doubrlews hesitate when you see the Cambric Skirts h T-nch flounce, ten tucks aud 4-ineb plat val. lace ede. $e-Choice of any garment you'll find on this long ceuter table for $1.35. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) $1.35 Guorsxts For 98c. ‘Tobe more correct: Choice of $1.°25,81-35 and 91.48 Underwear for te. If you can’t Judge the @1.48 from the @1.25 Undersaruen's you way teil by the price marks. Bach garment bus the price merked on Plain figures. OW NS. Here's « $1.25 Cambric Gown; it has the Freuel surplice meck, the correct hieh sleeves, tucked | yoke tack and front. Here's one with sailor collar, the collar and yowe a tas of small pleats. with dvuole row Here's one Jace at meck, front and sleeves. SKIRTS.—A!l have yoke bands; generous correct lengths. ‘The skirt with ine! PLIQUE —spansied with BEADS. 3 inches wile shinations of J f STREL sSEL. GIRDLE | With massive Mameers t “THY CLEOPATRA” GIRDLE with pendant belt made of GOLD JEWELED ‘TINSEL. 810. GOLD TINSET. LOOPS—35 and 40e. BLACK AND GOLD LOOPS 40 BLACK SILK LOOPS-25e., We., Shae., $e. Up to #1 CUT STEFE BEAD PAssRMEN- ‘TERIE—fresis patterus, all widths from Se of an inek ap 05 inches wide—GSe. to * BRAIDED GOLD T JETS BLACK SILK AND COLORED SILK PASSEWENTERIE n° (ew Costa Now. we hare not allowed our taste to become de- praved by the gaty witstvning that fills the market. There ss poet 4 tne one perhape—beyond whiel dlecance has Roun and im ite stem perches the cheep fmuttation. One stork will lead you np fo this very potnt.-where refuement and srt “work in harness” toretier most ededzabiy. The cheap ts ebeap—ami you ase better of withows it. Umve stem in priceee immwmd ‘hat ws yor bend RYATON PERRY. “PERRY BUILDING.” NINTH STREET AND PANNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BATABLISHRD 14 Gaz Tue Best dee CUSCURD TARNESS AUTS.& BRO, 117 Fem ave, adcuinins Xertona! Metab ore Lisusete aid hay beven ot oe yen = ‘ | and ribtons are typically Par: | corset covers on this table. | Muuare and V-neeks, embroidery and lace trimiuing cheap at that price, Some, of course, are only #125 Any on this bix table........ Be ‘OMSET COVERS. —Fitting oniy as do the French garments Sone trinined with hand-aande linen laces in. You'll wonder to ‘These and all other fad them warked oniy ‘MEMISES AND DRAWEMS. Cotton or caubric. | Your styles of cheulees will attract attention. | @1.ct> they are marked. ‘The drawers, with six | clusters of 4 bunch tucks and ruffles of Ince and eu.- | protdery, will, we thinks, be the most in deinand. Carll Seturuay.... SN RRAET ERT 257 se. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Coutinaed below.) | 98c. Ganswexts For 79. | The Palais Royal's tec. Underwear needs no tntro- | duction | GOWNS. The six new styles for the season of ‘1 | bave do peer inthis city. There'll be « serambie for them at 7c. All sizes and pueuty of them. Don't asic fOr mrove than two carmenty and you li pot make os or Yourself feel uniriemtly. Until Serarday.......... 70 SEIRTS.—The thre most populer Wc. styles will be jound on thie table, ine‘wdime tLe priwe fevorite—the skirt with 7-inch embroidery flounce and 4 clusters of ‘3 bunek tucks Tee | iain ze of tor-hou and plat Val. laces, also Mainburg in- CORSET COVELS AND CHEMISES. — Meade of best | EXTRAORDINARY ma Plum. - Gemerally sold for 2c. eo ee 90, te ge, All will go for tomorrow's sale FOR 19. PER YARD. ‘This is tho grandes: Ribbon opportunity ‘ever offered by us or any one else. These are All-silk Ribbons of the most de- sirable kind, all the new colorings now in vorue. ‘Yom see we havedrawn the bow of determi- nation inour Ribbon Departuwent and the arrow of approval MUST dart in the peace- fal abode of many thdusands of peacefal houses, Asthe price mentioned will close out ail these Ribbons in the time set apart, it will therefore be useless for you to ask for ‘samples, Sale begins at 8 a.m. and terminates at 9 p.m. this Saturday, February 28, 1891. Every lady in Washington should attend this sale. No restriction as to quantity sold. In width No. OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. TOMORROW, A NN N gi8y qt A RES feos bin fes SEN a TLL A AN NN S553 u RR GGG a ee Boe Youd ER Soo Bh B UU KR OR G6G BO aa BBR 00 aa BE ROO “2 BE Pae8 4te* BBB OR ‘00 fe%7 420, 422, 424, 496 7TH STREET. TTT TTT TTT TG Ws. H. McKsews Dany Lerrer. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1801. Another batch of **Mid-season”” Bargains. It is our determins- tion to offer the best bargains possibly procurable in hivth-clase merchandise. No goods aro cheap sf the quality be poor. We guar- antes everything we sell, because we will sell nothing that we can- not gnarantee. We propose to make this « pleasant and profit- able place to do your shoppins. EXTHAORDINARY "M1 D- SEASON" OFFERING IN COR- SETS.—Half price and less for qualities that are in daily de- mand. All odd lots and odd sizes in Corsets that have been selling at $1, $1.25 and 81.50 will be offered at SOc. per pair. 18 Baten Corsets in White and Gray. Sizen 221, 22, 23, 24 and 2G. Reduced from @1 and $1.25 10.500. 9 Ball's Corsets, two styles. Sizes 22, 23, M4 und 26, in Whit 4 Gray. Reduced from $1.50 Corsets. Sizes 4, 24, 2 and 28. Redared froin 81 to 5 It is safe to say that 30c. never before purchased Corsets equal to these. EXTRAORDINARY MID- EASON BARGAINS IN GLOVES. —Ladies' 5-bnt. and 6- but.-lenzth Tan Monsqnetaire Snede Gloves. Sizes 5%. 6 and Gx. Reduced from #1 to 50e.and Gie. per par. 6, 8 and 10-but. Kid Gloves, in White und Opera stundes, the cele brated ‘*Lucea™ quality. Re- duced from #2, 82.30 and 62.60 to ie. per pair. “MID- REASON" BARGAIN IN HORE. 30 doz. Ladiew’ Regular 25 ‘Quality Fast Black Hore, and few fancy stripes. Only 2c. per pair. EXTRAORDINARY “MID- SEASON” BARGAIN IN UNDERWEAR. neck and Jong s'eeves, neck ran with ritbon. Real value, 250. Only 2c. each. EXTRAORDINARY “MID- SEASON" BARGAIN IN WRAP- PERS. —Sadiew’ Fomy Ir nt Wraprere, better than the usual 81.25 style, Only $1.25 each. ( EXSMAOMDINARY “MTD- SLABON” BARGAIN IN SULTS. Ladies’ ntyiieh Cloth Suite, in Biack and Navy. Real value, 7.0 10 $20. Unly $15 each. EXTHAORDINAKY ** MID- BEABON™ BARGAIXS 1N CHILDREN'S AND MISSES" | cambri:, choice lace and embroidery trimmings, per- ect fitting, axe the Corset Covers market ite. The | Chenaees Sith satare, romd and Voshave mecha, lace H ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continwed below. 48c. Gamaxre Fon 33c. Rose, Pink, Red, Maboany, Green, Garnet, Gray and | 1 mm 10} ene, JO} meee 4 O amny- At night from baby‘sertd are distracting to parents ‘who are at « loss for a medicine equal to the emergency. Not so with those who have ATER'S CHERRY PECTORAL. inthe hous. A dose of thi meiticine affords certain snd spetdy relief. To cure colds, coughs, sore throat, asthima, bronchitis, hoarseness ‘and the various disorders cf the breathimy apparstas Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has no equal. It soothes the inflamed tissue, promotes expectoration ahd induces CALL FOR repose. Capt. U. Catley, Brooklyn, N.¥.. writes: S*Thave used Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral in my family for thirty years and Lave always found it the best remedy for croup, to which complaint’ my children were subject.” ‘“Tuse Ayer'e Cherry Pectoral in my practice and Pronctnce tt to be unequaled asa remedy for colds and coughe."—J. G. Gorden, M.D.. Carrell Co., Virginia. AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Drugzists, Price, €1; six bottles, @5.4 101 “Wane Tar Lae tot — HOLDS OUT TO SURE.” for — —— One aay is gone and one M8 yet lett 10} of this “last of w:nter sale of —— ours, There'sachance for youl —— 101 the tact “‘yan fires.” It is es bright 101 — s coneteliation of banrdins as ever —— 101 fMlumined thécommercial heavens— 1 0 —— amdlikethe sun shines,for the benefit = —— 101 of everybody. From the #rount to 101 —— the marret—on every fitor—there’s = —— 10} an attraction—tich in quality and- 10) —— Poor in price. — 10] ‘Take those LADIES' SAMPLE 10) —— GPRING SHOES. Messrs. Clark, —— 101 Porry & Co., say themselves they are —— theeresm of their best work. Nine —— lots in all. Made to excel as $4 and for —— = SS erades. — iol sar MARKED BY US 62.49. 101 | jo) HALF PRICE ON ALL THE La- 101 —— DIES’, MISSES’ and CHILDREN'S © —_ 10) JACKETS that are left. This morn- 1or —— _ img there were ten—six of the former 101 and four of the latter. Get one if you tor — _possitiy can. HESE 10; sar HALF OF WHAT IT 18 30} — MARKED. — ior — 101 — Forthe MEN folks wo've blown the = -—— 101 priceto atoison some tronsers. 1o1 ‘nema ‘They are stripes and checks—just = —— ior what good taste is “running to” 101 —- mw. — 101 gare AND 85 QUALITIES— 10) — a2.98. oa 101 P83. QUALITY—92. 48. 101 —— ABOU $2.50 “WORKING SPE- ——. 10) CIALTY"—$1.50. 101 104 ‘Who wouldn't like to get s 2.50 Derby—f first-class ohe—for $1.90? Mas. A. Rorrsars Face Buzacu Has done s0 1. tovrown her QUEES of ALL The wove iy eu extract trot a tert MADAME HUPPEAL Of Rundreds of letters whitch cv1 piemion Hist chau | Pine PRE Bee ACH entirers rae! pries MSR Se bienishes, LCZEMA, “EM, OL Ht Rot § coametic, to cuver ul, Ut , MITALIONS. MY OFFICE tg thle city ty 10 F si Adirtve. Call or send for vaiual MME. A. RUPPERT, 20 ¥ st. u.w., Washington, D.C. Open also Wednesiny nad Siiurdps evening, iil p.m. Bs Wax You Suourp Usz Scorrs EMULSION OF COD LIVER O1L WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES. It fs used and endorsed by physicians because it is the dest. Itte Palatable as Milk. tis three times as efficacious as plain Cod Liver It fe far superior to all other so-called Emulsions. Itis a perfect Emulsion, does not separate or chance. It is wonderful as a Flesh Producer. It is the best remedy for Consumption, Scrofula, Bronchitis, Wasting Diseases, Chronic Coughs and Coids. Sold by all Druggiste. @10 «SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemiste, X.Y. MES. WINSLOW's SOOTHING sYRUP Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS hy MIT- LIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES: the CHLLD, SUP TENS the GUMS, ALLAYSall PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC, and is ‘vest remedy for DIARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for **Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup," and take no other kind. 25 ceutea bottle. als- Lapies Needing «tonto or children, that want buihling up ou , Bows SiOx Sirrens, a ft Is pleasant . cures Malaria, Indigestion a Bilichinees: vail denies keep tt 7 WHE PGR TOU TRY CARTE s TATTLE acue audell theille produced by’ disordered: iver. 10] All you'vegot to do isto hetpyour- 10 —— selves.—Black and Brown shades. —— 101 Must be bought tomorrow though. 101 Large sizes of our 508. MERINO —— DRAWERS for 25 CENTS. =e io; — 101 —— NEW STRIPED SPRING HosI. —— 10) ERY—a *taste” of coming styte— 101 — sa CENTS A PAIR, aa 101 — 101 aie * in Fancy Handkerchiefs = — 101 you pay for the Handkerchiefs-we | 0| furnish the ideas— pers fe-2 FOR 25 CENTS, 101 10- - HERE'S THE “SHORT OF IT! 101 —— Some 83.50 and $4 two-piece §~—— 10| KILTS for $2.50. May be twenty 10] — eft. — tor —_— 101 —— FIVE CHANCES FOR THE BIG 101 BO} 101 —— PHO ne lot of €2.50 Long Pants— — —— 101 91.50. 101 —— Two emaller Lote, same qual- = — 10) ity—91.25. 10 —— 64 Two lots of #4 quality—#2.50. 101 — 101 — ‘ SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS FOR = —— 101 + FORTY-EIGHT. 101 —— _ We've just received our first a 10} of BOYS’ SPRING TURBANS, 10) —— They're worth 7S cents. All we can —— 10| sell tomorrow will beat 48CENTS. | 01 10} Tn thie sale wo are bidding win- 101 —— ter “*good-bye"* and giving spring ~— 10] royal reception at the same time. | 0| —— Come and bring your *‘smali change” = —— 101 —that's all you'll need. 10! 101 SAKg AND COMPANY, 101 — SURPRISES IN PRICE, — 10] PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 10/ — it SEVENTH STREET. — 10; —101——101— 10; 1010 Doverss & Buo.. 512 NINTH ST., INTEROCEAN BUILDING. Recognizing the fact that inducements are required to overcome inconveniences resulting frou bui dine operations, closing of sidewalks, e., will offer a dis- count of 10 per cent on all cash sales until further “The departments covered by this sale include Hosiery of all kinds, GLOVES, CORSETS, RIB- BONS, LACKS, EMBROIDERIES, EXTRACTS, FANS, MUSLIN and MERINO UNDERWEAR for Ladies, Misses and Children, KNIT SKIRTS, BAL- MORAL SKIRTS, STAMPED LINENS, CHINA SILKS, INFANTS’ COATS, DRESSES, SLIPS, SACQUES, HATS, CAPS, MITTENS, UNDER- WEAR, &e., &c., and the well-known quality of the goods offered by us, in connection with the low prices and extra discount, should be sufficient to cause a larze response from those in need of anything in the above lines. DOUGLAS & BRO., feo7 ‘NINTH ST. FEBRUARY 27, 1801, Conews Taramxe Sons, 63 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Branch of 8. Cohen & Co.. Boston. ‘Wo offer the balance of our Real Ostrich Feather Bande. Formerly $2.75 each. At @1.50cach. ‘We have all colors, except Black; each Band 1 yard Jong, and full and handsome. Coque Feather Edves, al colors, toclose, 7c. ayard. Ontrich Feather Edges, all colors, $1.25 yard. Ostrich Feather Trimming—colors, Cream, Pink, Tight Btue, Seal Brown, Black, Gray and inches wide $1.25 yard. Coque Feather Trimming, 4 inches wide, in Brown, ‘Ten and Garnet, Formerly €2.75 yard. To close, ‘$2 yard. &. COHEN &CO., 683 Lith st. nw. Ws Hays Cor Pasces {mall Departments, Come and ve the bargains. ‘W. M. HOEKE, © ‘th ot. and Penn. ave, 20 20 20 kee ROR ‘Goo ker NS OT DISCOUNT FOR CASH. WE BAVELAID OUT A LARGE LINE OF GOODS ON OCR SECOND FLOOR WHICH WE DESIRE TO SELL BEFORE REMOVING TO OUR NEW STORE, NO. 1215 F §T. TO 1214 G 8T. N.W. 90 PER CENT 18 THE DISCOUNT, BUT SOME OF THE GOODS WILL BE SOLD AT HALF PRICE. MOST OF THE GOODS ARE CHOICE BUT BROKEN ASSORTMENTS. IT WILL PAY ANY ONE WISHING DECOKATKD CHINA TO SEE ‘THIS ASSURTMENT. M. W. BEVERIDGE, PORTER POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, 433m 2000 Pennsyivania ave, Last Wesx 15 PER CENT DISCOUNT. 15 PER CENT. FINE SHOES. HOOVER & SNYDER, 1217 Pennsylvania ave. e HEN THE HEAD FEELS DULL'AND HEAVY, the skin appears sallow and the stomach refuses 100d, take Carter's Littie Liver Don't forget this. “Srrciat Sate [x Hostway, Groves AND TOWELS aT JOHNSON & LUTTRELL'S. OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT is now replete ‘with the largest assortment it has ever been our pleas- ure to offer. Special Barcains this weer: LADIES' HOSE, 20 dozen Fas: Biack, full regular made, 25c., worth 5c. ‘34 dozen ALsoiutely Fast Black Hose, 20c. ; the regu- lar 3734. rade. ‘37 dozen Positive Black ‘‘Gloria” Hose, only 30c. ; sold elvewhere at S0e. ; solid colored and boot top styles. LISLE THREAD HOSE, 40c. Reduced from 6c. Men's Half Hose, full regular made Unbleached Balbriggan Hose, in striped and plain, 1ic., or 7 pairs for @1. ‘Esta Heavy Pin Stripe Half Hove, 2lc., or 5 pairs for ¢1. ‘Spun Silk Half Hose in Tans, Grays and Black. Special price,48e. 2d EDITION. NOT TO BE HURRIED. Sir Gordon Qumming and the Game bling Scandal. THE U. & 8 BENNINGTON'S MISHAP, Claims of the Hugo Heirs to Large Tracts in Maryland. FOREIGN LABOR TROUBLES, BES NOT TO BE HURRIED. Sir William Gordon Cumming WI! Not Sub- mit His Case to the “Guards.” Special Cable Dispatcu to The tvening Star. Loxpox, Feb. 27.—The attempt to submit the case of Cumming versus Wilson, which grew out of the baccarat scandal, to crbitration has not thus for met with sucecss. Mr. Geo. Lewis wrote to the solicitors of Sir William Gordon Cumming suggesting such a di the ease and naming three commanding cers of the Guards asa proper board. To this suggestion the Mesera. Wonter replied that their client bad no intention of submitting his case to anybody other than the jury. ‘ihey added that Sir Gordon did not propose to be informed Mr. Lewis need not favor them with any fur- ther correspondence, as the case would not be tried on it, but’ on the evidence. The se will not be heard for several months yet. ‘The sympathy of the public seems to incline ward the plaintiff, as men of the world are gen- erally unwilling to teke the opinion of women on card transactions. They add that they had no business at the baccarat table and that the affair would never Lave iappened but for their gossiping. aoee te NOT THE CAPITOL. Extensive Tracts of Land in Maryland Claimed by the Hage Heirs. Attox, Izt., Feb. 27.—The claim of the Hugo heirs of this city toa tract of land in Maryland has been found validandeettied. The claimants received through Agent William H. Platte the certifleates of ownership and deeds for the land in quostion. It does not, however, include any part of Washington city, as was at first sup- pored. The lund comprises 200 acres lying near old Fort Cumbes tof Washington. ‘The deeds thirty acres each in what is known as Camberland City, and are in favor of Mr. F. M. Hugo. Mrs. Sarnh E. Paul and Mrs. John Price of this city, and Oscar N. Hugo of Peoria, they being the legitimate heirs of the late Dr. Sem'l B. Hugo. ‘The claim dates back cighty years. sss THE BENNINGTON’S MISHAP. ‘The First Trial Trip Unsuccessful om Ace- count of an Accident. New Loxpos, Coxx., Feb. 27.—The trial trip of the gunboat Beunington yesterday was un- successful. For over an hour everything worked smoothly and the vessel was booming along at a 17.5-knot gait. An accident to one of the boilers then caused the steam to drop and the trial had to be discontinued for the present. It is expected that the trial will be resumed on Saturday. —_——- FOREIGN LABOR TROUBLES, Aberdeen Police Charge a Mob of Strikers— Fight at the London Docks. Loxnox, Feb. 27.—There wae some rioting today in Aberdecn,growing out of the ntrike in the shipping trade. The police charged the mob repeatedly aud a number of heads were broken. All the dock laborers at that port have struck. The struggle threatens to be a severe one. Three hundred union dockers have applied for work at the Albert docks on the Shipping | Federation's terms. A number of applica- tions have been granted. The federation has black-listed forty leaders of the unionist agi- tators. The police today quelled a serious fight between unionist and federation men at the ‘Tilbury docks. Special Cable Dispatch to The Evening Star. Maxcnesten, Feb. 27.—Owing to the reduced output ina number of plush factories, whose sales have been affected by the MoKinley tarifl many operatives have been thrown out of work. Special Cable Dispatch to The Evening Star. Gxascow, Feb. 27.—Owing to the depression in the shipping trade it is claimed that steam- boat owners must take apprentices as the num- ber of sailing vessels is rapidly decreasing. Otherwise they will be compelled to depend upon foreigners in a crisis. pL a al For other Te! News see Pages 1 and 3 Sle cease cueing CASEY AND NOT CAREY. How the Baby Members of the Senate Often Get Mixed. ‘There is an unfortunate resemblance between the names of Carey and Casey and this fact is working more or less of trouble in the Senate. Mr. Carey comes from Wyoming; Mr. Casey is at home in North Dakota. Whenever Mr. Casey becomes conspicuous the credit is fre- quently given by a generally discriminating press to Mr. Carey and shoul Mr. Carey chance to do something which fails to meet with popular approval either the writer, by his inferior ehirography, or the intelligent com- positor, by his superior knowledge, lays the whole load on Senator Casey's shoulders. The last straw dropped yesterday when it was ai nounced in Tue Stan that Senator Carey would, in the next occupy the seat which'is tobe vacated by ‘Senator Paddock. Asa matter of fact Senator Carey will stay where he is, but Senator Casey will succeed Mr. Paddock and Mr. Dubois will, #hen be is sworn in, have control of what is now Senator Casey's place. ‘There is no good or sufficient reason for mistaking the Senator from Wyom- ing for the Senator North Dakota. Mr. Carey isan extremely large man, heavier by many pounds than any other occupant of the Senate chamber; good-natured mountain of hard working flesh. Mr. Casey is of the aver- age size and molded on finer lines than his bete noir. Indictments by the Grand Jury. ‘The grand jury today reported indictments as follows: John Keuchler Jackson, J. R. Rey- nolds, Broadus, Meredith Walson and Wm. Gray, Robert Wilson, Joseph Young, Exekiel Cade, Marshall Williams, James Senders, George | H Z y ft al ‘a i 2 i E ot it er if li Congress Adjourns. Secretary Foster said to a Star reporter to- ay, on leaving the cabinet meeting: “T have @ecided to remain in the city until after the adjournment of Congress at least. I had not intended to do so at first, but the Presi- dent thought it Tagree with him. Tl stay until the ball is ever. I was taken away fiom my bome and my business matters so unexpectediy that it is ab- solntely necessary that I should return. My family is small one. My mother is jstill living at the age of eighty-seven, but she is so happy and | at home that I doubt if | shall bring her here. My wife and daughter will probebly come the fall, and until then I shall not be ikety to take a house. Changes, did you say? Will be nothing «wecpin Will certainly be for the good of the service.” wae going to impede the Paseage until the reporter made THE FRIEN ‘They Are to Be Keiimbarsed for Their Homes: Destrayed. Senator Manderson wants the government to deni justly with those Indians who suffered los in the recent Sioux troubles because of their loyalty and peaceful inclinations. When things commenced to look dark at Pine Ridge the agent ordered all the Indians to come to the jagency. All who were not hostile obeyed. Their absence left their homes defenseless and troved or stole the greater por- property. ‘The — Interior bal no” fund ous of endlies could be reim- bureed and there was promise of much discontent because the friendues were the only | Indians who came out at the wrong end of the horn. Senator Manderson proposes to remove this source of trouble. He offered the tollow- [ing amendment to the Indian appropriation bill and it bas been favorably reported from the committee on Indian affeire: ‘The sum of £290,000, or eo much thereof as may be necessary, is hereb; |out of any money in the treasury wise approprinted, to be immediately avail- able, for the prompt payment to the iriendly Ogailalin Sioux and legal residents on Sioux reservation for property destroved or appropriated by the roving bands of dix affected India: during the recent Sioax troubles, to be expended under the direction and control of the commisuoncr of Indian af- fairs.” DISTRICT IN CONGRESS. 4 CONFERENCE ON THE POLICE COURT BILL. In the House yesterday Mr. Caswell asked for conference on the bill defining the juris diction of the Police Court and Messrs. Caswell, Stewart and Henderson of North Carolina were appointed conferees on the part of the House. THE POOL BILL The bill prohibiting betting and pool sell- | ing in the District within one mile of the city | limits now lice on the Speaker's table and will | at the first opportauity be taken up and passed. DP ¥ The bill is practically certain to pasa this mes sion and to become a law, as the President, it is understood, has expressed his intention of siguing the bill. A Dig delegation of ministers Visited the Capitol today to tirge the passage of the measure. Among the delegation were Dr. Butler, Dr. Raukin, Dr. Chester, Dr. Hamlin, Dr. Greene, Dr ‘McKim, Dr. Bartiett, Dr Addison, Rev. William 8. Miller and Res.” Wi Patch. FINANCIAL AND COMME! New York Stock Market. following are the opening and closing prices the Nee Fork tock Market Ey eperial Wire to Curse aud Dacartie c ay Arch | Belt et Can. Souths.” | B&Q. Cah. Par 22! as ies t Rock Island. St Paul... Do. pred se. P.M ‘& Nasi | Manbattan Mo. Pac Washington Stock Sales—Kegular call—12 0 $200 at 116%. Washington at 130; Sibu at ise. at 155.” Georgetown at 60; 20 at 6. Columbi Bat Gi 15 at68. Washington Loan’ aud Trust Company, 10 AE 9G; 1W.at WG; Oat HH. — American Grapho phone, “0 at Government Bo 5 id, 12137 My Did, Tel, asked. District of Columbia Bonds—Per imp. és, 1891, gold, 100% bid, — asked. Per imp. 7, 159, eur 101i bid, — asked. Market stock, 7s, "15, currency, 1025, Uid. 2-year fund,Gs, Isay —asked.” 2-year fund, 5s, 189, gold, 106 bi Water stock, 7s, 11, currency, 129 bid, 195 asked. , guid, 1903," 116 bid, — asked. 14 George. town Railroad, 10-£, és, 101 bid, — asked. Wash- ington and Georgetown Railroad Convertible és, 140 bid, 140 asked. Masonic Hall Association,Ss, 104 bid, 107 asked. “Washington Market Company Ist morigage 6s, 106 bid,—asked. Washington M: Ket Company, imp. 65, 210 bid, 115 asked. American Security’ and’ ‘Trust Company, 6, 100 bid. Wasi ing ton Light Infantry ist mortgage, Gx, 1406, 100 bid. Washington Light Infautry 2d, 7s," 2904, 93 bid, — asked. “Washington Gas Light Company, series A, 6% 118 bid, — asked. Washingion Gas Light ‘Company, series B, 6s, 1193 bid. 122 asked. Wash- ington Gas Company Convertible és, 129 bid, — asked. ‘National Bank Stocks—Bank of Washington, 450 bid, 50 asked. Bavk of Republic, 265 bid, — asked Metropolitan, 270 bid, 200 asked. ‘Central, 300 bid. Second, 185 "bid. — asked. “Parmers'and Me- chanics, 199 bid. — make. Citizens. 130 bid, is0 asked. Columbia, 155 asked Capi tal, 121} bid, 1253¢ asked. West End, vs bid, asked. “Traders, 117 vid, 120% asked. Lincoln: vifallroud Stocks —Washington and Georgetown, Stoel #25 bid, — asked. Metropolitan. 116 bid, 119 asked. Columbia, 66 vid, 7 asked. Capitol and North O Street, 52 bid, 55 asked. Eckington and Soldiers’ Home, 5is bid, 6 asked. Georgetown and Ten- leytown, © bid. 63 asked. insaraace Stocks—Firemen’s, 47 bid, 52 asked. Franklin, 525 bid, — asked. Metropolitan, 80 bid,— asked. National Union, 1; vid, — asked. Arlington, 173 bid, 190 asked. Corcoran, 68 bid, $0 asked. Co” bid, 4% asked. tle’ Insurance Stocks—Real Estate Title, would be better and | contented | What few are made | ched the treasury doors. { i an er ga j Seeretary Foster Will Not Ge Home Until ‘The Ketabitshment of o Disebled Firemce's Relief Fund. To the Eéttor of The Evening Star Is not this a good time to revive the scheme, which your paper bas always so earnestly ad- Yorated, of raising a fund for dimbled firemen? ‘The kind interest manifested by the peblic in the case of the deceased fireman, Newman. eoald | seem to indicate that ® fresh attempt in shin direction might not prove such « failure as in the past. It certainly ought not to be a diffiedit | thing to raise = fund of #73,000 or $100,000, the | interest of which would go far toward the o- Ject desired. ‘The fire insurance compawies will doubtless gladiy contribute to Jeuch on canse and €280 {each ofthe 100 companies represented in tre city would at once give stun’. of @i8,e00, which would be generously and iy emp matter. | [The proposal above from one of our moet public-spirited citizens to revive the scheme | for the establishment of a “Disabled Piremen'® Relief Fund” has the bearty indorsement of ‘Tue Stan This paper will be happy to give its most earnest support to this worthy projest. —Epiron Stan} — THE BALTIMORE AND ONTO TRACKS. Mr. Grout’s Report on the Bill Modifies. tions in the Pian. Mr. Grout today made his repert on f* Baltimore and Obio railroad bill, whieh, as stated in Tae Sran, was authorized some time | since. ‘The bill now is in condition to be taken Up and pased next session. As stated at the | time the committee agreed to report the bili, the main elements of the proposal are leftes | originally proposed by the road. ‘The bill pro- | vides for the use of Delnware avenue from the | Boundary and for the loop plan at the present | Siation. | _Liridges are provided, for scvase | Massachusetts avenue, North Capitol etreet, treet, Istreet, K street, 1. street, M. street ened reel. D and and E streets are to be closed, ut not as originally provided, from New Jer- to Delaware ‘avenues The «treete are to be left open for fifty feet east from New Jersey avenue. F street is not closed at all by the mew bill, and fbi street, with G street, is to be left at grade The ‘lime of the road is to be inclosed jith a stone parapet, Ac. @e. All |tracks not provided for in be city Limite are to be removed and outside the mits the tracks of the main stem are to be m up dack to @ point north of the rv i pou rownd — Interior Department Changes. The following otticial changes have been made tn the Department of the Interior Patent office.-Appointment: Miss Mary B. Ferry of Connecticut, model attendant, #08. Promotions: Wesley G. Carr of New Hampabire, | third assistans examiner, €1,400, to second es | sistant examiner, €1,000; William A. Megrath of Georgia, fourth assistant cxmminer, #1.200, to | third assistant examiner, €1,400. \ or office. Appointinent: Mise Mineres M. Parmen of Wiscousin, copyist, $900. Pro- motions: Gorham P. Hopkinsof New York, clerk, | 1,400 to £1,600, and Mrs. Emily M. Drammena | of Lowa, copyist $400, to clerk £1,000. Nesigns- | tion: Samuel G. Staples, jr.,” of Virguwin, j Medical examiner, €1,500. | | Geological survey.” Appointment: Alexander | H. Quaries of Georgia, cierk, #75 per month saat —— a ‘The Cold Wave Spread Itself. A-special bulletin issued by the signal offiee “The weather reports from northern Florida show this morning to have been among | the coldest on record there for this season of | the year. The minimum temperature at Jaek- | sonville was thirty degrees, which was two de- | grees lower than ever before recorded during the latter part of February. A cold wave sim lar to this posed over that section last year [from tho Ist to the 8d of March, came ing the lowest temperature of the en tire winter and severely injuring vege- tation. Extremely cold weather also prevwils in northwestern Montana, the minimum st | Fort Assiniboine being 34 degrees below zero, which is 12 degrees colder than any previews record at this time of the year. ‘The temperature was below freezing thie morning Over the entire country east of the Kocky mountains and north of the gulf coms, | but the cold spell will be of short duration. 5 ALL. Risk with a stubborn congh once Dr. D. Jayne's Expectorant, a 4 js for coughs and colds, Xert a beneficial influence on the lungs a ary 3, 1801, at Bt Mark's NAN MELEERST AY. °5 Tee Pee FRANCIS-YATES. On Tourgiay . Fatien Dati apy we AO Fe Seve THOMAS EDWARD PRANCIS. to NAOMI YATES, KELNAN, JR. of aa et BAUMAN, On Tucstay, Pebraary. » HRG'TScr Wechingionsb. t's tc AMEE TBs MAN of Frederice, Md Z DIED. CRUMP. On Fs 6, INL, wt 195 pam, MATA "ont at Funeral froiy the reavience of her nephew. AB Carver, Mts N street southwest, ou B at Dovlock.” Interment at Letaton, Ve BERSHAW. On Friday, F ra " MARIE TREND. tintent deurhter of Jae B. snd Mines F. Puroersbaw aaged one year.pine months and eleven oP ineral trom, 716 Third street nortivenst, on Sunday. tivo pn. KING. ‘On Thursday, ry 28, NOL, TES N.. beloved son of Aun and the inte Charles Rina, awed Uiirty-two years. "Tip hard to break the tender cord, ‘net love hes botind the heart “Tis hard, wo bard, tosipeak the words Must we forever part Dearest loved one we have laid thee, Tu the pracei! stave " But tus memory will be “Pill we new thy heavenly face al Prog Church, SILLING. At ENT AL si residence, Moreh 1. at his inte Wp. TALLENT. On orelock aan. ART: the lates. three weeks, uneral CATARRE, song THROAT, ‘The Soden Pastillee are highiy recommended by Prat. Koch and Sir Morrell Mackenzie. Conventent, ective and plessaut. Sir Morrell Mackenzie's testimonial and signature appear with each bor of the genuine troches. Price, 50c. oe ———————