Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1891, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: TUESDAY. March 3, 1891. Extitor. THE EVENING STAR bas the fullest_Local (Cirentation of any Newspaper in the World, and an Ad Mediam i» worth more than all the other papers pabliched in Washington. ——————— ‘The Methodists bave celebrated the centenary of the death of Wesley with becoming im- Pressiveness, and high tributes to his memory have Leen paid by members of other denomina- tions of Christians. As the founder of Methodism and the most original and impor- tant character in all the history of that branch of the Christian church Wesley stands well toward the front of the world’s religious teach- ers. The great denomination whieh has sprung into being in sympathy with the system he Promulgated has identified iteelf intimately with American life in all its higher aspects. There can be therefore no commemoration by any part of the American people which is of higher import in moral and spiritual things than the celebration of such a religious leader’ death, relating back, as it does, to his life- work, and connected. as it must be, with the fruits thereof in all the past and future. But the name of Wesley is of even greater signiti- cance, for such commemoration is not con- fined to any particular country, but is co-ex- tensive very nearly with Christian civilization itself. —_—____-- Farewell, Congress Fifty-one! You will have dissolved into history before Tax Stax will be | ft But bere is a little coterie of novelties that able to greet you aguin. As our local legislature you have done some things you ought not to have done and left undone some things you ought to have done, and now there is little left to say except to wish that you may ase the re- maining hours of life in repairing errors and brightening of the record. You have accom- plished some very important things for the capital, notably in the passage of the Rock Creek Park bill and of the new post office bill, and in many respects your treatment of the District has been considerate and liberal. You have made asad mess of railroad iegislatio and have shown a disposition to be cranky and unreasonable about the zoe. But on the whole, im comparison with previous Congresses, you | have treated the District well, and, locally speaking. we say good-bye with some rogret. One of the urgent needs of Washington was legialation in respect to the Police Court, which had been practically overturned by a recent Supreme Court decision. This measure has been pulled ont from the wreck of District leg- islation and pasced and Washington congratu- lates itself. It is a curious condition of affairs when the passage of anessential and almost an- opposed measure by this great city’s legislative body should be reasonably hailed with the same joyful surprise that is displayed by him who draws the prize in a lottery. When to the additional judge and the jury are added better accommodations for the conrt, and a civilized substitute for the Black Hole of Calcutta in which the prisoners are confined, the Police Court will not only perform its funetions more efficiently, but the discredit of the antiquated and barbarous features of its accommodations and its workings will be removed. So The law prohibiting the sale of liquor within one mile of the Soldiers’ Home property turns out to be a tolerably comprehensive prohibitory measure, affecting a small portion of the city itself. Its application is, for the most part, however. to the suburban and rural section of the District, in which public sentiment is strongly against the saloor, and which under a system of local option would doubtless vote for | plece--eitend | you will find these weaves, but Jan ey | stays xs tor prohibition. Between this law and the pool selling measure which,.it is hoped, will destroy Washington's Monte Carlo and drive the sellers out of the District, Brightwood avenue and the other suburban thoroughfares will be relieved to a great extent of the ugly features against which loud and just complaint has been made. -—___+=2_____ ‘The subject of irrigation of the arid lands in the far west is and will continue to be one of importance. The publication of the first census bulletia ever issued on the subject, therefore, is interesting apart fron: the valu- able information it contains. The present acreage under irrigation approaches the maxi- mum with the present supply of water and methods of using it. The irrigators look to the adoption of systems of storage for the con- servation of flood water, such large waste sup- plies of which have within aday or two de- stroyed some of the most flourishing towns in the territory. _ + Congress bas not only cut off a story from the new city post office building, but has in- creased the cost limit to two millions of doliars. Both aetions are in the direction of giving to the eity and the nation a handsome structure, reasonably safe against fire, of suitable ma- terial and good arehitectural effect, in place of the disfigurement of @ vast, unshapely mass of brick. —_—_+-+_____ If the sessions of Congress were of something like equal length there would be better legisia- tion, because the hurry at the end could be avoided. The Crain amendment is now mak- ing its most powerful appeal. —_—_++e____.. Indiana will be the center of population, as it now is, for the next thirty years, unlcss a democratic administration in 1920 drops it into Kentucky, where it was in 1880. wi Daal er nae Some of these fine mornings Mr. Erastus Wiman of States Isiand, N.Y., U.S.A, will wake Bupand find himself expatriated, so to speak, Parliament ——_+ += Delaware securities have caught the skippin: fever. The queer thing in the diagnosis of ‘ae “bine hen case is that nobody had inspected these securities for twelve years. No wonder they skipped. > ¢-<—— Gen. Vilas says there is no Farmers’ Alliance im Wisconsin, which is a bit of news to the F.A., tobe made ditferent at its earliest convenience No pent-up anything confines ite — — Over $400,000 in bank stock certifientes are missing from the Delaware Treasury ard unless they are found the perch crop will be ruined to the extent of quadrupled prices. If national legislators were as busy and busi- memelike at the dexinning of season as ut ite ud a great deal more work would be accom- plished. ——_~-+=s—__ ‘The Parneilites in Dublin yesterday appointed ‘8 committee to come to America to mise funds. And not for famishing Ireland either, but simply for political purposes. oe Philadelphia has secured her new mint and ew York her new custom: house. When New York and Philadelphia join hands they ean we- complish wonders. —_—_—~++e—____- Seienee is imvoked to mitiqute the London fog. ‘The London fog is past mitigation, hu- manly speaking. by the anti-Wimanite party in the Canadian | ™3 A greet many politicalities are going to occur this your which will have a very visible and (angibie effect om next year. —————— ‘The stampede hee begun in the south wing of the Capitol. ~ 2 +e ‘The Fifty-Grst will, at noon tomerrey, sleep to wake 20 mor “Twas Ever Tavs PERRY'S. It is the repeated assurance of our fcrounds us in the belief we have the It is the silent orator of you—and especially in BLACK GOODS, where retiable quality must be the foundation to give the that is expected—and in which it is so easy “shoddy” to creep and hide—we are paid for ail Pains to be so universally appreciated. The reason weare so fortunate is very simple. There is Lupin, Priestiey and Ecroyd—the three leading manufacturers of the world. To say one excels the other does the re- maining two injustice. We stick close to them because of their reliability—and keep onr fingers out of “Jobe"-thet are a coniouerste mess of everything ‘and anyth‘ng from nobody knows where. Piece by piece the creat collection is arriving. More of Lupin comes by every steainer. +s Tnpin's Feconne with one and other width wm mes gop of herastitched stripes-46 inches wide the goods are— nu c 81.509 yard. ¢ S09 * * * Lupin's Faccnne with silk-worked borders— 46 inches wide—2.50. “ * * Lupin's Carmelite—plain and tape hem- stitched boniers—46 inches wide—81.50 a yarl. * * * Lupin's Mousseline de Laine with stripes of firured silk-44 inches wide-81.65 and $1.75 3 yard. * * * Lupin’sCamel's Hair Grenadine in **blocked”* ribbon Borders—48 inches wide—$1.50, $1.75 and $2 a yard. he shove © apectais hold rood until t! Don't wait. but take advantage of this Siler anit call at once, as we will not be. able to Cate thee goods at the salve prices. W® are all dap | * Lupin's Camel's Hair Grenadine with rezence ‘silk stripes—42 inches widlo—$2 a yard. <\* © Lupin'’s Shell Grenadine—fancy striped-44| | WE ARE DISPLAYING ADVANCED STYLES IN inches wide—$1.75a yard. SPRING MILLINERY AND WRAPS. Weexpect such things as these year after year from | —* such a source justas itch a& you expect a tree to bear KOK WT NSN cca & gs, break on the feshion world like a ray of sunsiine ral .F:] ¥ @ Sssq through a storm clond. K HON KN 6496 - = Hemsti Striped Chailis—all teool and Rc TON RN Gdd Sas (ome of the new onee—#! inches wide—@1. Lb a yard. me Burdened Carmelite thet eset to be rr A GR Re * * Bourette Stripe Chaliis-one of the Priest- pre RA OE AA & 6 Fe ley collection. Ail woul-4@ inches wide-#1-150/F £44 Hi fAk Oo Eee ~ * Hemstitehed Stripe Batiste—4? inches wide} 1t 12-814 77H ST. yard. Polka and oval patterns. Four sizes of ‘spots—81 a yard. * * Preuch Striped Grenadine—a wool and silk union—double width. Cniy a pair of patterns in « 0a yard. THE BALL 4-ROLLING ~ One of the most popular weaves of the sea- son had itsconception right here in America~LANDS- DOWNE- what « We strolled through our Cotton Underwear Depart- jautities we have sold of it—42 inches | ment and selected ra. SIX GEMS—that is, Gems as to price. The quantity is sufficient to supply the demand, but we want every one to have a share of this Underprice Underwear. Therefore, you can only select two pieces of each kind. When we restrict our trade to such an extent it means a little sacrifice on our part. rast you will appreciate th the limited quantity you ‘ood qual ined hem, at veighted for sprig wear—@1, 81.12% aud a yard. Crepe d’Chine with firured stripe—81.65. Adid these to those we have already announced 2s on the counters and we will cet another mark put down to our credit. Itisahard matter to tell how perfect mt cam see with “half hey are of the Ulaekest sort of black—that s there is a thread left. That is the kind you want your mones to buy, isn’t it? wet. of Muslin Drqwers, with 3 tucks ands 19¢. Lonsdale Cambric Corset Covers, V neck of 3-inch Hamburg edge, felled seams, pearl buttous. SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Ladies’ Short Skirts, made of Masonville cotton, ESTABLISHED 1840. At | yoke band, 4 rows of tucks, 3-inch Hamburg raft, — Ae. Ladies’ Long Skirts, made of fruit muslin, yoke L A Seg BY Terr] band, 2 clusters of tucks, Ginch Hamburg ruffle, fatl L AA ecu T | width. ae éectu LLLL AA coo uu OT B2e. Seven styles of Gowns, V-xhapeneck, pointed yoke, hemstitch and tucks, solid yokes of eubroidery, tucked yokes and sailor collar of fine Hamnburg,corded ‘and herringbone-stitched yokes. ‘Te. INTO BEST RUBBER FOOTWEAR. Judszing by today’s weather you still want Rubber Footwear. We havea few lots of Best Qual- ity Goods left wnd want the room for our Spring Stock. At the prices we are offering thei now it will pay you to buy, even if for next year's use. ‘This lot has a select line of stuff. A Plain Gown, made of cood muslin, with deep col- lar, plain tucked yoke, high sleeves. Se. ‘You have a choice selectiou in these six items if you want inedium-priced stuff, Remember, our Underwear Department displays some choice things. ‘Men's Rubbers, all sizes, 25¢. Men's Alaskas, ail sizes, ‘Men s Aretics, ali sizes, 75¢. Ladies’, Misses’, Children’s and ‘Youths’ Rubber Boots, #1. THE COMBINATION, 12TH AND F STS. N.W., KAUFMAN & SICKLE. 1 Ladies’ 60 and 7c. Pure Gum RAN "RTO OE Rubbers, every pair in a box, 37e. if if S38 of if a ‘Ladies’ Arcties, reliable makes, uy ERE oF i i Ge. uu SNOT OM TLL Ladies’ $? Button Arctics, $1.25. aon RR DOP AY y Misses’ $1.75 Button Arctics, 81. Tt ULUR RD D AAA ¥ Boys’ Rubber Overshoes, 25¢. tT wR RDDD A A 2 MARCH 7, Come at once if you want tobe ANOTHER SPECIAL SALE. sare of securing yoursize. Never Sul geuing ih aceeed WE LOSE. YOU GAIN. ‘@ quality at such low prices. FOR SPOT CASH ONLY. FOR SPOT CASH ONLY. FURNITURE. WM. HAHN & CO.’S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 SEVENTH STREET, 192? PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Wt 231 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 3.E. , Exar Crs ava. ‘ir, upholstered in silk t penta Kedneed from €35 to #1: ; Stic t t hats EAT Bon ‘This old-fashioned but nevertheless valuable remedy is particularly serviceable at this season as a TONIC and APPETIZER. Our ELIXIROF CALISAYA wil be found both agrewable and efficient. It is plain, also ferrated. Pint bottles of either Tbe. mirror. eto # 1No. 41 Solid Oak Sideboard, beveled plate mirror. Redticed from #34 to $21.0. bossed Getleman's Rocker. Hedueed 1-0). 1No. 12 Solid Vai Book Case. Reduced from $35 to BI6.50. io, o2 White Mavie ie with W. 8. THOMPSON, ‘Pharmacist, 708 15th st. “Wurst Are You Gorse, My PRETTY MAIDI™ No. 0 ¥ 10. Seite Potihea Sold Oak Tables. Reduced from iizhly Polished Solid Oak Tables, Roduced from to 34. 100 ak and Cherry Rockers, upholstered handsome! ik Tapeatries. By tuly wort Silk Flushes or Sil UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. suitable To 10. i h Mawutacturers) Samp eine rae’ pies, pestries, Pl is" JONSON & LUTTRELL’S, a “KIND SIR, TO TRADE.” UT HOW ARE THEIR PRICES, MY PRETTY maipe” “THEYRE LOWER THAN ANY ONE ELSE HAS MADE.” This pretty maid ewne to this conclusion etter com- parius the qualities and prices of the sew DRAPERY NBTS we've just received. The desivns are entirely new, are ull 45 inches wide; a: per yard. ‘We have also placed cn sale today some choice styles of China and Surah Silks,tn Black <rounds with White and colored figures, at €1.25 per ynrd. NEW DRESS FABRICS. Our assortment of Woolen Dress ¥abrics comprisesall the desirable makes, in both eulored and Black, and, as wocater to tho masses, you'll find them here from 12k. to the finest per yurd. 100 New Pat- ters **Totle du Nori” Dress Ginghams, muarantesd fast color, at only 12%e. Cou and share with the public the goed things we are offering. . 623 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Branc’ of 8. Coben & Co., Boston. WHITE LACKS. “AND-MADE TORCHON LACES, POINT DE PARIS, POINT GAZE. ORIENTAL LACES. IMITATION ROBE YOINT. VALENCIENNES LACES, ‘We carry all widthe of above Laces and at low prices. act Monapeline de Botre Hager inall Colors, Plain Ser MaerTihecise'h doped, Zoran FINE RIBBON BUCHING, ALL COLORS, VEILS AND VEILING OF EVERY STYLE, ®. COME & C0." JOHNSON & LUTTRELL'S POPULAR-PRICED DRY GOODS HOUSE, 713 Market Space, ‘Between 7th and Sth sts. Tue Lizste Couraxy ‘Have for twenty-five years been putting up ‘the famous product which stirred medical circles when first invented and given to the ‘world by the renowned chemist, Justus you ‘Ltebig. Thetr ‘Is known sround the world and hes lately ‘Deen carried into ‘Darkest Africa” by Stan- Jey. It ts unapproachable for parity, flavor and beneficial effects. As BEEF TEA, do- ‘Uctous and refreshing. Indiapensable in Improved and Economie Cookery. . = Geantne with signatare of JUSTUS VON LIEBIG. 3 mbtiu,th ¥ J mh BAURM'S Lace Conrams, Ponrrenrs Axp DRAPERIES. Muuusrav. ‘We take this opportunity of announcing our Spring: ‘Opening of Millinery. We have eneaged Miss La Bra- ‘mage of New York, a high-class designer, who will be in 35e | charge, also aforceof competent trimmers. Our aim ‘will be more than ever to turn out first-class stylish tmillinery at our usual popular prices. We are showing: ‘® profusion of Hats, Ribbons. Flowers, Trimminyss, ‘&e., at prices much below any in the city. Darss Goors Axp Sus. ‘£10 and 814 Spring Drees Robes. 04.79 and $7.48 each 0c. 24-iuch Pure Silk Black Brocade Gren- adine . 65c. yard $1 24-inch Pure Silk Black Brocade Grena- dine. We. yard 81.50 26-inch Black Gres Grain Silke. ........98e. yard 81.25 27-inch Habitai Plain Sil¥s, all shades. 98c. yard @23c. 41-inch Dundee Scotch Cheviots, Tans and Grays. 3 Oe. yard Orie. yard Prre Suk Satin-striped Black Grena- 95e. yard 87 and 88 All-chenille Portieres. $12 and $15 All-chenille Portieres ‘38. Entirely New Nubia Drapery’ 16c. Silkoline in new effects. Tastz Covers, Tons, Srawpep LINENS, ETC. ‘82.50 6-4 Chenille Covers in new and tiful effects........ bean- 81.68 Imitation Vel 25e. Butcher Linen Trays, drawn knotted fringe. Hovservnsismxo Lrxexs. 82 Marseilles Bed Spreads . $1.59 30c. Knotted Fringe and Lace Border Damask ‘Toweis.. Sc. “Daisy” Terry Tidies, ‘Te. 6-4 Luncis Cloths. . Ready-made Sheet and Pillow Cases. Note the fol- lowing special prices: Qiex2% yards—Sheets. eee Bex? 2iex1% Wexls 5-4 Pillow Cases. trimmed Head Rests, four styles. 88c. China Silk and Belting Cloth Bound Bureau Scarfs Re, and Ze. Fine drawn work and knotted fringe Lorders....48c, each Prorvnes. Easers, Ero. 82.50.and 83 Large Artotypes, in fine oak frames, 81.48 each 85 Pictures, in fine walnut or antique oak 68 each’ $1.38 each Handsome Steel or White and Gold 81.20 each 9-4 Utica Sheeting . - ‘S¥e. Cotton Diaper, 10 yards in piece. . 20c. Best Apron Ginghuis. . Te. yard, 18.and 20c. Nos. to 12 Satin and Gros Grain 1 Caseof 124. Red, Pink, Biue, Black and Ribbons, picot edge, all colors.............10¢, a yard | White Checked Lawn... Sie. yard Thesrreatest Ribbon barzain yet offered. 12%. New Summer Outing Fiannel, 82% ‘One lot of All-silk Moire Picot Edge Kibbons yard. yards for 81 11 silk; worth up to 10¢. yard Croaxs Axp Surrs. Ladies’ 83.50 new Gray Blazers. 82.50 each. ** $6 Novelty Blazers, Navy and Black, gold trimmed. Ladies’ $11.50 very stylish Cloth Buits, Green, Hosmery Axo Uxpenwean. 100 dozen Children's 19. Warranted Fast Black Derby Ribled Hose, sizes 6 to 9. 2 pair 25¢ 25e. Ladies’ Fancy-striped and Boot Pattern, Hose, 81 Ladies’ Silk-plated Hose, BI'K and colors. 60c. a pair 25e. Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Vests, White, Cream, Pink, Blue and Lemon... Sumr Wursrs. Sland $1.25 **King” Shirt Waists, new and stylish patterns, 89c. each 100 dozen 5c. Percale and Outing Flannel Shirt Waists, well made, plaited back pat $420-button Mousquetaires, new shades..@3.30 a pair Suawis. #4 Silk Shawls, Cardinal, Lizht Blue, Black and white Unoretias. @3 and #3.50 Silk Umbrellas. 1 1.89 THERE ARE MANY NEW ITEMS IN THE ADVERTISE- MENT ABOVE AND BELOW. TODAY'S WEATHER MAY HINDER YOU FROM SHOPPING, SO WE HAVE PREPARED OURSELVES FOR A GREATER RUSH THAN EVER TOMOR- ROW AND HAVE ADDED SOME STILL GREATER BAR- GAINS THAN BEFORE ST A Bae AE Or sss oF AM Re a AA EE sss of SL OEE 4 tun fer = Dow FAIL TO SEE TOMORROW'S BARGAINS. EVERY DE- PARTMENT I8 ALIVE WITH THEM. SPRING GOODS ARE BEING SOLD AT ACTUAL SACRIFICE PRICES 80 AS TO QUICKLY INTRODUCE THEM. WE HAVE SUCCEEDED IN MAKING THIS A SALE YOU WIYL REMEMBER, AND WE ARE PREPARED FOR THE GRiAZEST CROWD OF THE YEAR IN THE STORE TOMORROW. oN ppp ERR Uywe S% Fee Bb EF ERR sss Way 83 FAP BB be os WW “oo? OR NN Bow’ Ere BR Sss8 > Haspxencuters. ‘250. White Embroidered Handkerchiefs .....19¢. ‘White and Colored Embroidered Hand- kerehiets. fie. Se, Colored Bonlered Handkerchiefs. Se. All-Linen Initial Handkerchiefs... each | 8: Attackabie Corset Steels Ae. pair’ 10c. packaxe of Book Pins, Black and White mixed, .e Se. Metal Button Hooks, handies 7 inches long ....8e Se, Box Cabinet Hair Pins, assorted. . box G5e. Silk Garters, with silk bows and fine clasps. ..44¢ 10c. Langtry Gold Pins. Te Axe, Steel Curling Tonws.. Tour Arnis, Penrvmery, &e. Brook's Crystal Soap; sold everywhere for Se. Star price. 25e. Bottle of Florida Water. 2e. Lundborg's and Golexate's Extracts. 0c. Large Fine Tooth Comb, rubber 50c. Mirrors and Hair Brushes, white backs, fancy designs. Champagne Bottles of Bay Kun. - Real Coral Strinis .. . Oxidized Card Case, with deck of playing card, 20. . New Scarf Pins. \| Be. und 48. New Piated Bracelets ke. Oxidized Glove Buttoner. . ‘BSc. New Tablet and Stanp Boxes combined le G8e, anit Ze. Novelties in Hair Omaments....48e. each 500. Chil 50c. Children’s Linett Sailor Collars, #mbroi- dered edie. 44c. exch ‘SOc. Light-weight Balmoral Skirts... ‘25e. Nurses’ White Lawn Aprons .. ‘28e. Chemises, Drawers, Corset Covers, Short end Long Skirts: Zhe: each Our special SOc. Gown, made with cluster tucks, ‘cambric rafile, excellent antulin. Baum's®2 Sanitary Corset, White or Gray, extra Jonz wai $1.30 pair ‘The new “‘Sonnett” Corset, black sateen, stitched Avith red. oranye or black, extra saseazescess 1260, Yard we Tanoatwe Axe Busce Laces Agr Neepieworx Deranruesr. Woorwann & Lornnor. MARCH 3, 1901. BABIES BELONGINGS. ‘Whet for the baby? Everything. Nothing too fine or too beantifnl, or yon can shade off to things without a bit of extravagance im them, ‘Whether money be plentiful or mot the clothes uust be had, and we want this tobe the place ‘Where you shall get them. ‘There are new things from Paris, London amd styles for every day and special wear. Quiet, ‘sectusive parlors, food attention, full lines in the widest variety. Visit us often, you are al- ‘Ways welcome. whether you buy oF not. Ask ‘one of the salesladies for one of our catalorues » Of Babies’ Goods; you will find it very helpful im selecting an outfit for the Baby. A FEW NURSERY NECESSITIES. 81.25 each. —— ——82 and Ze. exch. — Canfield Rubber Sheets—three sizes, Te... $1.95 and $1.65 each.——- Canfield Rubber by the yard. 36 inch, $1,124 yard. — ——S4 inch, 81.508 yard.——- Amold’s Knit Diapers—ail sizes, INFANTS’ READY-MADE CLOTHING. By carefully scanning the foliowing list you ‘will readily see that it is an unnecessary worry: ‘and trouble to make your babies’ clothing when you can buy thera ready-made at such amaz- imaly low figures. Infants’ Good Quality Camnbric Stips-triinmed, with embroidery —twostvies—suitabie for either day oF nit wear. Se. eachs.-— Infants’ Fine French Nainsook Slips—em- broidered edge around neck—full sleeves, with fine edie of exbroidery. + —Tie. each.-— Infants’ Dresses in three stylee— Style No. 1.—French natnsook—sretchen style—full sleeves and waist—trimmed with fine patterns of embroidery—deep hemstitched hems ou skirt. —#1 each. — Style No. 2.—French Nainsook—fine box Plaited front—plaits feather-stitched—neck and sleeves trimmed with narrow rufile of fine em- broidery—plain skirt, with deep, hemstitched ‘hem. —$1 each.-— Style No. 3.—French Nainsook—robe style— box plaiting and fine tucks down the entire front—neck, sieves and broad sash edged with embroidery. “81 each. Our stock of hand-made clothing is now com- plete. Included are: ‘Infants’ Dresses and Slips, Infants’ Nainsook and Linen Skirts, Infante’ Embroidered Skirts, long and short. Infants’ Pinning Blankets, plain apd embroidered, Infants’ Einbroidered Shawls, Tefants' Embroidered Flannel Wrappers, Infants’ Embroidered Flannel Sacques, Andanumber of other pieces of infants’ ‘wearing apparel. All at low prices. (24 floor, 10th st. building.) Uruorsrrgy Deranrwest. ‘Tomorrow we will offer one case extra fine Qnality Crean Lace Striped Etamine, 42-inch wide. —10e. & yard. — Also one Case Cream Lace Striped Scrim. —Se. syar-— (4th floor, 11th st. buildine.) Buayxer Deranruest. Tomorrow morning we will place on sale another lot of Shamtock Quilts. These are ex- tra quality White Marseilles in Shamrock pat- tern and are not to be found elsewhere, 11-4 size. —#4.50 each. — STEAMER RUGS AND TRAVELING SHAWLS. We are showinz the only complete assort- ment of Steamer Rugs and Traveling Shawls to ‘be found in thiscity. A variety of colorinzs in checks and plaids, with and without fringe. —-83 to 818 each.-— (24 floor, 11th st. building.) SPECIAL MARK DOWN SALE Of Art Satin, Mail Cloth, Basket Cloth and Silk Pieces, comprising Scarfs, Pillows, Table Covers, &e., &c., commenced, with materials to finish. (2a floor, 24 annex.) vs Crormxa Depanruenr. We have just received our new line of Boys’ Laundered Shirt Waists for spring. They are the celebrate] ‘Mothers’ Friend” brand, with patent tnittons. ‘30dozen Funcy Figured Pereale **Mothers’ Friend” Laundered Shirt Waists, new patterns, Sizes 4 to 14 years, ~—Tit each, —- 50 dozen Best Fancy Figured Pereale *“Moth- ers! Friend” Laundered Shirt Waists—the very newest patterns—fest colors, Sizes 4 to 14 years, 81 each. — 100 dozen Fancy Figured Percale Unlann- dered Shir: Waists-new patterns —perfectly made and Anished fast co‘ors, See, each.-— 5Odozen Uniaundered White Shirt Waists— Iinen collars snd euffs--four rows of fine tucks in front—hox-plaited back—felled seams—self- faced sleeves. Sizes 4 to 12 years, ile. wach— - 7 dozen Dark Colored Cheviot Gingham Shirt Waists—fast color—just the thing for school wear. Sizes 4 to 12 years, —37%e. each.— 150 dozen Boys’ Fancy Shirt Waists. made of best Merrimac prints—good patterns —nicely made—good fitting. Sizes 4 to 12 years, —2ie. each. ——- 50 dozen Good Outing Flannel Shirt Waists, fast colors. Sizes 4 to 12 years, —Kie. each, or 3 for $1.-— Anew line of Boys’ All-wool Spring Pants in arent variety of fancy plaids and plain mix- ‘tures—rood drilling pockets and bands. Sizes 4 to14 years. —-€1 4 pair. Boys' Jersey Suits—sailor style—trimmed. with fancy braids and brass buttons—verm nobby. Sizes 4 to 8 years. —#4.50, 94.75, 85 and $8 each.-— A complete line of the latest Spring Novelties. in Boys’ and Children's Hats and Caps. Bie. 16 62.50 each. — (Third floor, 10th st. pee: SL). ___ 3 Davoarsrs Suxvams Depanruexr. Colgate's Boape—Honey, Glycerine, Oat Meal, Brown Windsor, Elder Flower, Turtle Of1,@uest * Room and Cashmere Bouquet. (Colgute’s Shaving Soap in sticks, Kirk's Juvenile and Omnibes Soaps. ‘Pear's Unscented and Glycerine Soaps, Pear's Shaving Soap in sticks. progress. Only too more days at thear price. Our Mark Down WHITE GOODS Sale mow in W. A. Puce & Co. io> Successors to E.G. Davia, SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENTS ARE WORTH REPEATING, Especially when you are sure of success tbe mec- ‘ond time. We will repeat an experiment of last week. You may profit by our second offer. ‘Last woek we advertised a lot of LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEPS in choice and new patterns and designs, worth 12ie.. and as an extra HANDKERCHIEF inducement we sold them at the ridiculous price of 6 for 25. Of course it drew an eager crowd of buyers to this depart- ment, and therein lay our success, for we have hada regular run on HANDKERCHIEFS ever Since. BY SPECIAL arrangements we have secured another larze lot of the same sort. Among them you will find Hemstitebed, with fancy drawn work borders, in desiens such as large polka dots, squares. also Plain White, with fancy colored bemstitched. ‘This second lot is now on sale, price same as first, 6 for 2c. Come early (f you want 6 of this lot for te. Qe. FOR 12ye.—JUST HALF PRICE, As yousee, Here is another success to be re- peated. We have RECEIVED the SECOND shipment of Fine India Linens like we sold you last week. ‘There is about 1,500 yanis im this lot, im lengths from 1 to 94 yards in each piece. These are the sameas the others. MANUFACTURERS’ ENDS or REMNANTS, all newand fresh from the looms. We have them in either Plain White or FAST Black, whichever you want. The regular prices are 2, ‘28e. per yard. We have bunched them and have put them all together ona spe- cial table in our white goods department. where Fou can make your selection for 12ye. a yard. LADIES’ KNIT UNDERWEAR SPECIALS. Ladies’ Pine Silk Vest, Swiss ribbed, in Black Ladies’ Swise-ribbed Vest, in Pink. Special Price, 19e. each. NEW HOSIERY SPECIALS. Infants’ js and 2, Hose, in Black and Colored, from 2c. pair up. Also a full line of Infants’ 35 Hose, in silk, in Black or Cream color. Children's Derby and Fine Ribbed Hose, Fast Black, WARRANTED. Extra quality. Ladies’ Fancy Lisle Hose, in boot pattern formed of cluster, stripes of Black and all of the new spring shades. Regular price, 88c. Our special prieg, Te. pair. NEW PASSEMENTERIES AT LOW VALUES. Leaf Pattern Passenenterie made of gold thread and colored tinsel, in five different com- Dinations of colors, 2 inches wide, entirely new desien. Our special price, #1.68 yard. This trimming will match any of the new spring dress fabrics, Ornament Passementeries, leaf pattern, in all of the new colorings, 2 inches wide, made of cut beads and colored tinsel. Our special Price, $2 yard. Ornament Passementerie, 1 inch wide, made ‘of cut beads and colored tinsel thread, iu colurs of L. Helictrope, ‘New Brown, Iridescent, ‘Bronze, D. Heliotrope, Hunter's Green, Tan, Navy Blue, ‘M. Brown, Marine. Our special price, #1 LATE DRAPERY NET ARRIVAL. ‘We have just opened another lot of Silk "La Tosca” Drapery Net, with the now popular Polka dot firuring. Regular price, $1.38. Our ‘special price, $1 yard. A STATIONEKY BARGAIN. 100 Boxes of Old English Note Paper, 50 en. yelopes and 50 sheets of paper in each box. Regular price, 25. Marked Down to Iie. box. ‘ure isthe only house in Washington that makes a specialty of Mourning Dress Guede. W. A. PIERCE & CO., Buccessors to E. G. Davis, ‘719 Market Space, Cor. 8th st. 10 Pex Cexr Repvcriox _ IN FURNITURE FOR 30 Days. ‘We are going to move from our present location to. the commodious new ivuiding, No. 513 7th st. n.w., ‘opposite the U, 8. Post Office Department. April 1 will see all at the old stand, $30 and 32 7th st. n.w., where, pending removal, we shall offer our entire ‘stock of the latest and best makes of FURNITURE, CARPETS, &., BABY CARRIAGES this season embrace many new designs in makes and uphoistering. We have all the latest styles, and our 10 per cent reduction applies to theseas well as to furniture. Call and examine them. MATTINGS present a great variety of colors and texture. We have them at prices that will come within the reach of all, and our supply is so varied that we can guarantee to suit you. REFRIGERATORS are always in season, and our stock is kept up with the demand. Don’t purchase until you have seen what we can offer. OUR CREDIT SYSTEM has proven a boon to thou- sands in the past, and its benefits are at the disposal of all for the future. Asmall payment at the time of pur- ‘chase will secure you whatever you want in the far- niture line, and while you are enjoying the pleasure of ‘their use you can pay for them in such weekly or monthly sums as your means will peut. NO FAIRER TERMS CAN BE MADE ANY WHERE THAN aT RUDDEN'S FURNITURE AND CARPET STORES, $00 and G32 7th st. nw. mb3-lmo New Patent Leather Bluchers, Low and High Cut. ‘Newest Novelties in Ladies’ Fine Slippers and Oxford Ties. ‘Satins in all Colors, ‘White, Bine, Pink, Canary, Grays, ‘Suedes in Colors, ‘Silver Gray, Tan, Ox Blood, Green and Blue, White, &. Also a full line of Colored. ‘Leather Siippers and Oxfords, Artistically made, ‘Specials to Order. A fall line of Boys’ and Children's WILSON & CARR, 920 F ST. N.W. Liner Foe, __ SEALSKIN SACQUES AND JACKETS. FUR SHOULDER CAPES im seal, mmk, marten, ‘woo! seal and astrakan. Will see us in our new establishment, but until then we Baltimore Store,4 and 6 Baltimore street. mh3-3t ‘The Palais Royal 17e. Fancy are the She ornament of ticet stares They ake tonite Pane 6 Onidiged snd tirwht silver, wit fey ie Venta of te sore cay ete silver Pus. Pur tomorrow eke ‘te Kreal Gold Rimer for MO cents. All tyes Vrvema ship ines with yd + Caineo “Kings: Stuure, which. belt set in Fral Lright sliver, ornamented with fleur-de Rowers. CENTS. Pound—ahout one hundred sheets of Linen Note ‘of quality that usually retails at CENTS. The Palais ' MWKe. Cotton and Cambric Under garments for 79 cents. Where eine such ‘ane PANE of Gowns, Cheaiine, Comet Covers, Skirts amd were for @1? “Until Gj.m. tomorrow... boents T the teat any Poni valy the ast 08 varuuents for $1.30, of #12 warments for GS ceuts, 4%. garments for Eicents | FoR I's recular jome tm only, Sean 50e. Rfbbed Merino an Balbrigean Vests and Panta, three wrvetts ‘suall, awediaun stot cata sao. “indice! huts Mii Vests in Bia wid ali colateeen® tra good values at recular prices. Regular prices _.7: Sprint prices Ladies! Ribbed Cotton Vests, col Regular prices Special prices (Continued below.) Laces: Laces: ! ‘The counters and shelves are full to overflowing. ‘This advertisement is written to point to the best ‘values—those laces that are unusually good qualities for the prices. It's but a fitting return for usto make those who read our advertisements. SOME NEW POINT GENE LACES. Of the family of Cluny and Medicis—a new lace made expressly for trimming sinham dresses. The following are new patterns just received and better ‘quality for the price than offered last week. ‘2 pleces 5 inches wide, 8c. « yard. 2 pleces 4 inches wide, 25e. a yan. 3 3 pieces inches wide, 28. a yard. 10 PER CENT REDUCTION FROM FORMER] 2 piece inches wide, Ie. « yun. IMITATION POINT VENISE LACE. Only three pieces, 2 inches wide, 3c. a yard. Thoss who secure these Laces will beas lucky as we were secure two yanis at the price of ome. WHITE SILK CHANTILLY LACE. ‘Nestling among the lane stock of these Laces ts) Dargain two pieces, of puln-leat desien, 13 inches Wide and only 58 cents a yard. THE FASHIONABLE LOUIS XVI DRSIGN. Of all the designs of Black Chantilly Lace us for ruffles, &e., none sobeautifal as the Louis XVLor “bow pattern.” Asif etched on a cobweb inthe de- sign of arittion bow, while the make-believe ribbom border appears to undulate. As warce as they are lovely. Wo heve just received 10 pieces: thone 436 inches wide, 73 cents: Oy inches, 4 cents, 10 inches wide, @1.650 yard. Here ore banesins: Two pieces, sane design, in White Valenciennes Lace, 1) uuches Wide, 13 cents ; Jp inches, 4X. a yard. A BARGAIN FOR SOME FEW. 2 pleces of Black Silk Lace, with Vandyke poluta, measuring 15 inches from band to joint, only We. @ yard. That $1.50 « yard would not be dear for these Laces will be evident when you see and handle tiueun. . ‘THE BEST OF THE BEST. From our 1,000 pieces of Torchon, Medicis and Chany Laces we select 9 pieces—two desiscus only, but both new and unusually attractive, widths 2 and ‘Bis inches; price, for choice, ONLY 12 CENTS A YARD; positively worth from 18t0% cents. Thee are Medicis Laces. You know the difference between the three sisters—Torchon is an even thread lace: A NEEDLE IN A HAYSTACK, Here are the 48-inch Black Lace Nets. Which ape ‘the bent values? One who visits the store without be inz prompted will indeed be pursied. Here they are: ‘Here's « spring pom in Lace, $1.75 worth for @1.50. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.)