Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1891, Page 4

WASHINGTON: PRipar. CROSBY 8. NOYES THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the Workl. and as an Advertsing Medium ix worth mere than all the ether papers pablisked fir - Washington. Pr cern a OR. Senn Be-Corrctponstents are formed that anomy mous commonitions sent to TRE STAR are not peat. I mavtter is no! worsh the signature of the writer it is not wort writing, mueh leas printing povtessAinhashaeotivambarhutbrme sons been scene tk The generai election in Canada resulted, as Was expected, in a tory or government vietory, Sir John Macdonald, the premier, baving se- cured in Kingston x personal majority. But the liberals made extensive gains elxewiere aud the tory majority in parlininent of fifty was re- duced to perhaps jess than twenty. The strong in New Brunswick, Scotia, Manitoba, the —_north- west and British Columbia; the libernis im Ontario, Quebec and Prince Edward Isiand. The liberal organ. the Toronto (/ole, appears to think that Sir John cannot work with the small majority obtained, but that opinion may be on the principle of the wish as father of the thought. Certainly he has not won much of a victory, since his lomes are large and he was barely able to pul! through. Still, if he can keep his men onZtheir benches, fifteen or seventeen may do as Well as a larger majority, and it accords with parliamentscy experience that it is easier on occasions to | command ful id sabservieney to! government mensuree, with meagre than with | attendance a great) ma The result is chiefly interesting to the people of the United States | because of the reciprocity agitation. Sir Jobu Macdonald's government advocated a policy of Canadian iseintion from the industrial and economical system of the continent and notably from the United States. It made use of exaggerated professions of loyalty to the reyal family and of devotion to the mother couatry, and its principal stuck in trade seemed to be furious assaults upon the lead- ing liberals 98 traitors and conspira- tors. But the trend of public opinion was so unmistakably in favor of friendiy com- mercial reiations with this republic that Sir John and his party were forced to appear to yield to it and got ready for sending to ths capital a delegation to negotiate for an exten- sion of commerce between Canada and the United States. The liberals favored in the campaign absolute and unrestricted reciprocity between the two countries, the effect of which would be close commercial iutimacy with the United States. It was assumed by the tories that such relations would necesserily pave the way for annexation. This is not clear, however. Beyond all doubt it would have made probable a political alliance in the near future, whenever Canada should become an independent nation. There isno party here in favor of annexation. It remains to be seen just what use Sir John Macdonald will make of his reduced majority. This republic desires real reciprocity with all American peoples, but it does not propose to puli any chestnuts out of the fire for the Canatian tories. ss Bishop Hurst has wrongh* unceasingly and with demonstrated succe + for the great Metho- dist University to be located at the nationa! capital. This enterprise is one that should command the support of all Methodists through- out the land. Not only so. It is worthy the aid of ail that class of citizens who are inter- ested in the cause of advanced education. It should receive support on other grounds. Such institutions promote the best interests, mate- rial, moral and political, of the entire republic. With the broadening of culture comes a wider and more intelligent patriotimm. The city of Washington offers advantages that are pos- sessed by no other city on this con- tinent—no other city, in fact, the hemisphere—and the thoice = of this capital was eminently wise and obvi- ously the best thing its promoters could have decided upon. The capital of the United States is the political center of the republic if | not of all the Americas, and the day is not dis- | tant when the forces of American civilization from its most northern to its utmost southern confines will find here their appropriate point of concentration and radiation. The Metho-| dist will be one of a number of great national universities which, availing themselves of the great government libraries, maseums.law courts, &c., will gather here to make Washington the educational center of the country. —— In the retirement of Mr. Spooner from the Senate of the United States that body loscs one of its brightest, brainiest and youngest men, the Senate District committee loses a valuable, efficient and thoroughly equipped member, the District of Columbia loses one of the bes: ani strongest friends it ever had in Congress, and the banquet tendered him last night by his confreres was a compliment most wortiily be- stowed. To whatever accomplishment of pur- pose his great talents and his remarkable YE XPVER “coun ww by the chickens until they're luatehed.” — Instead of telling what we propose to do—IT IS snd as we're always “at it,” there are fresh crumbs of news aimost testity that wo have ONE OF THE VERY FEW AND CHILDREN'S OUTFITTING DEPARTMENTS IN THE ENTIRE COUNTRY. Your praise of as & Jows every purchase you make. % Ny WHILE THE MEDIUM ww We MEW weights for spring have bag = army of totlers in our interests—we've been at work “mending our fences"— Pulling up the stakes that marked | the limits of our facilities and driven | them again—fartherakead. The ME- DIUM WEIGHT SUTTS—that means LONG and SHORT PANTS and KULTS_—have been “rounded 0% = great Suits. in variety of quality-beaving You know tooks won't inst if it'snot “deep rooted in inerit." The EPERS und the LIGHT-WEIGHT COATS had good taste to Everybody in the ness wi] show you some—prob- Reefers and Overcoats. them out. ably—for “genius borrows nobly,” oa know—but we are sure we're lengths ahecl of any of them withour assortment. Funny if we were not, with so many of you looking tous for them, WW WE WOULDN'T RESIGN y WW our right to the STAR “W sui warstss forany brand in the wide world. We took hold of them because they were Shirt Waists. Ww w w Ww "4a cut on the omly perfect-fitting patterns that have been produced. The fit is the creat thing in a waist. Then, | axain, every desien is woven pur- posely forthe"‘STAR,"and nota yard | of the goods gets into any other brands. If you think their origi- nality soared high last season—Iet's Jearn your opinion on the new ones. ‘They're out. ; A, UL OF ONE END OF THE A\A second floor goes to the JU- ®”* A VENILE FURNISHIN We've put everything in it to make it complete—even to the ttle trink- ets for scarf and shirt decoration. ¥ YOU WON'T HAVE TO PUT YY off the sprinz purchases on ¥ ouraccount. We're “open for Business” and with the choicest Furashings. Ready. ‘noreities—put where they're conven- ient to reach—Prices are weaker than they ever have been—and the quali- ties are as much stronger. Prices. SAKS AND COMPANY, THE PEOPLE'S STORE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH STREET. | Porcrar Ievesie Foorwesr. Why we sell more Children’s Shoes than several other Shoe Honses put together! Simply because we have RIGHT PRICES, RIGHT STYLES and RIGHT QUALITIES, Not a Shoe in our Honse—no matter bow low in price—that ‘we do not warrant. WHAT WE'VE DONE we taik about | ‘every day. You whe have located In| Washington from other cities can | cowrnrT® ors’ | W been gathering from the | PARTING" Frys Poke EEE E PoP pep | ALL A MATTER OF SIZE. It is one of the imperative lawsof natural philosophy that two bodies cannot occupy a civen space at the same thue. Now, we have yet some ‘odds and ends” left of Winter UNDERWEAR that is usurping the room that rictfally belongs to our daily arriving: SPRING W ‘They must change their base. | Don't ? ‘there is at least a monti servi away—and then you can take them up at the first ovcasion next fall. We make all the possible 24 prive in the interest of our needed room. iioagine your declining the offer. ot sv inost excellent quality of not very heavy RENO VESTS, ent with low neck, quarter siceves. We hay, redaced Another y nnited all the ‘stout ‘sizes—and have lot is CARTWRIGHT & WARNER'S VESTS 3 vie and low heck, quarter #eeves. | The ouly sizes are IN and M0 and we can’t count over | fear or ave of tom even then. “The recular prices have been #2 and | g1eseh Mhat do you mppose we have found? A small tot of | MERENG GAUZE VESTS that we held over from last seascn to answer What ¢ for then ditetn winter. you Bnow, somotines, “they are ail st Jow neck quoter sleeves, Redieed from $ A | teen trite henvior—ame style amd. 0 -eeduced | from tosh. Don’ | about drive tue knife # deep. ‘THE NEW EDITION | Of the fturethe LIGHT WEIGHTS they are Here ind coming. We have a sood reyntation for onr Uuderwoar supvites—end, you say “depend on it,” quality is not fhuving in the rear this season, SWISS RIBBED VESTS, with high neck and lonz or short sleeves, silk taped around the neck, elastic 's We might possibly have Sieh de WS Af we were really in earnest Nothing but necessity could. He. Starts in well for price, don't k? Holds that saine ratio to the finish, SQUARE and “V"-SHAPED VESTS, with low neck and sleeveless—neck and arus taped—White, Pink and Crean shiades— Ve. HIGH NECK and LONG SLEEVES in RIBBED VESTS at SWISS RIBBED, high neck, long 0c. for number 3, with 10. rise, ES? with high neck and long High neck and short 28; with PANTS to match - for size number 30. All these rise Se. om each large size,and all these are the American Hosiery Com- vany’s spring leaders. A LIGHT-WEIGHT BALBRIGGAN VEST—high neck and long sleeves—at $1-and a LISLE THREAD. and no sleeves in White and faney col- ors at 30, are two n specialties. See the LISLE D COMBINATION SUITS or short sleeves. UNION SUITS cotton— hivh neck and long sleeve VESTS and Kneo-lensth PANT! FAST BLACK LISLE THREAD EQUESTRIENNE PANTS, 2.50. SILK aul COTTON VESTS with high neck and long sleeves—$1.25—number :—rising 10c. ‘THREAD VESTS-—high neck and rising SS SILK 1 Black. 1UM-WEIGHT KIBBED SIL neck and long sleeves—1.(c for each larger size. BETTER QUALITY, # 3, rising HEAVIER WEIGHT rive, VESTS—high =10e. increase on for number A HINT AT HOW THE SPRING 18 OPENING IN CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR. All styles of GAUZE MEDIUM- HT VESTS—450. for size 24 and 40c. for the PANTS size 18, with Se. rise on eac! PURE SILK VESTS with hich neck and long sleeves—¥1.40—10e. rise above size 3. made, | = 2[“Wercom: Tur Comsa-Sreep Tae! Lane Fon Foorwean AT WAY-DOWN PRICES. ‘The prices we have put on these SPECIAL goats for this mule must make them #0. 5 ‘There's just 397 pairs of them—not DAYS' —many—and yet probably enough to fit SALE. — you—if you happento be one a:nougst CAN the many who will call during this YOU sale. From Satarday, the 7th, to AFFORD Thursday, the 12th, the prices are TO _opento yon. MISS Lot 1-72 Pairs Iadies’ Genuine It? French Kid Button Boo's, common WE —_ sense and opera styie, sold at $4. THINK Special price, $2.45. Not. Lot 2-61 Pairs Ladies’ Genuine Hand-sewed Dongola Button, soid at 83.75. Special price, 82.40. Lot 3-52 Pairs Ladfes’ Fine Kid Button, comprising | some popular makes, such as P, Cox, @. T. Murrow, | Consins &e., reyular price, 2.50, but we have reduced thes to | EARLY ARRIVALS IN MEN'S UNDEKWEAR. MEDIUM-WEIGHT SHIRTS, finished with pearl buttons—50c. | Drawers to mateh—same price. “PEPPERELL” JEAN DRAWERS-—two lengths, SOc. We can fit anybody. ‘The AMERICAN HOSIERY COMPANY'S LIGHT WEIGHTS—complete suits—60e. each piece—rising 10. FAWN-COLORED SUITS—20e. each piece—10«. rise from the sinallest size up. Finer quality in White— $1.25—"‘aune rise.” it it in your way to use something fro ‘batch of bargains" we shall be glad to have them out of the way—and we know you will praise the purchase—because they are such sterling ‘quaiities and you will have bought them for a ‘son. Your attention to the new arrivals is but @ natural Every one is curious of the tuture and youcan read with clear sight, tor these are **yreeent Futures.” SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ESTABLISHED 1840. at Sestatietetetetdatehatetatet-l babbb hhh ehh ih ih bbl H. McKsews Dany Lerrer. FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1891. Wx. Continuation of our series of *'Mid-season Specia! Sales." Never betore have you had the opportunity toxecure such extraordinary vaines in desirable merc} Daring each department, and you shoul not fail to inspect the verions lors ch are now bein quickly pur- chased by shrew. buyers, The Handkerchiefs advertised last SOME OF OUR LEADERS: energy may be applied, success may be assnred from the beginning, and in all his future he will certainly be followed by the heartiest good Wuhes of the people of this Distrie:. —_——-s—— Mr. Ingalis of Kansas has gone into news paper writing with arash and written an arti- ele for Truth of New York on onr navy and England, which will have a tendency to make our navy come ashore and breek for the tall timber, and will foree England to dive down to the bottom of the sea and chase Col. MeGinty into bis hole and pull it in after him. The pen is mightier than the sword under certain condi- tions which obtain im this instance. — ~ Governor Hill has once more refused to ree- ognize Governor Bulkeley of Connectient. If Governor Hill does not relesse his grip on one of the offices he now holds, it will be in order for Governor Bulkeley to refuse to recognize Governor Hit, After all, the United States ( have time to think over the absurd ing a mint at the old capital of when there is anew public business ts tr ngress will ¥ of build republic pital where all other weed. = Congress might have settled the liquor ques: tion off band by passing = bill prohibiting the sale of liquor within a relius of five m: the Soldiers’ Home, making excey territory outside the cluded. from to such tet as might be in- 2 John L. Sullivan was a prominent fignre in the New Orleans tiremen’s heeanme John has had so much experience with tre water. — - Liinois should make a Hercwlean effort and settle her senatorial muddle before the open- img of the Columbian ex; oxition. —s ‘The war ery of Bostox democrats who did © their postmaster is: “We saw ngled Corse, and then we eried for Vengeance !* — Persons who bud hoped that the guberna- forial fight in Nebrasks was settled will learn with pain that the supreme court of that state “hes overruled the demurrer of the attorneys of Governor Boy” and there is no telling what the harvest will be. > inertness ‘The returns will Le coming in from the back counties of Canada for the next three months. Everything that wore pantalouns seems to have voted. —o—— Maryland proposes to give Senator Gorman sboom of such proportions that it may lup over on to 1892 if necesmry. +o ‘The Farmers’ Alliance las struck the peculiar Politics of West Virginia square in ite midst, and the seatteration of the dominant parties is something astonishing to behota. a The government is sving $5,000a year on Governor Hill of New Yurk. OUR 73e, SCHOOL SHOE. heel or spring, in sizes; Dongola or tipped or plain, in sizes. Misses’ OUR 81.00 “IRON CLAD. For Boys and Youths, But- ton and Laced, Mtrietiy Solid, Always Reiiable. MISSES’ $1.25 "GIANT" SHOE. Made of Genuine Goat or Dongola Kid, Plain or Patent Tip; Gigantic for Qual- ity, Style and Fit. HAHN'S GREAT 91.50 SHOES for Boys and Girls Excel for Durabtlity and Equal fa Appearance some of the Lest $2.00 shoes made. Between a S0e. Solid Sole Child's Kid Spring Heel Shoe and the best hand-made @2.50 Shoes for Boys or Girls, lies a Variety, from which we can Fit any Child's Foot and pleas> the taste of the most fastidious mother. WM. HAHN & cO.3 RELIABLE SHOE NOUSES, S16 SEVENTH ST. ivr PENN. AVE. 1 SM PENN. AVE. 8.8 “Deve News» By E P. Menvz. FRIDAY. MARCH 6. 1891. ** TILENIEY one should nse care during the excty > Saprius wets, Whether taey are delicuie OF2 snot. ti fact yum cantot be too careril Of°% Your beaith at this seasou..” Live prasent somes are taking Dougie.’ Eumtision of € “Liver Onl anal i ‘lio TONS Tae Der iance Fruit, Sic.) 3 bottios for #1 os ‘MERTZ’S DRUG STORE, be “u fe cor. Lithand Fete aw. * SILK AND DERBY HATS JUST OPENED AT THE AGENCY FOK ‘THIS CITY. STINEMETZ & SOS, mbt 1287 Pa. AVE. evening have been selling rapidly, wuld the present rate of de mtinne we shall be likely to betcre Saturday nicht. -y are again Ladies’ Pure Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiets that sell nsually from 12% to Me., only the. each, Lauises? P sieht Ite. Men's Tape-bordered — All-Jinen Handkerchiefs, colored borders, id at 12%6°., only Se GLOVES FOR TOMORROW'S SALE.—Two lots tm “broken sizes” almost viven away Kid Gloves, in assorted Verinot” Suede Gloves, in ‘Tens and Browns. Sizes 54, 5%, 6 sud 6%. Reduced from $1.50 to - Der pair. Our regular stock of Spring Gloves fein excellent shape. Reliable hig! quality Gloves at prices usa asked for ordinary brands. ¥IFT HOSE FOR 3. ‘These were also advertised Inst nizh and there are avout quantity enon leit to mest tomorrow's demand. ‘They are Ladies’ Richelieu-rivted Drop-stitehed Lisle Thread Hose, in assorted Tans, Grays and Eiectrics— new spring shades, and 3c, insted of 0c. CARD. —The propinquity to Easter should induce you to select your Sprit, Coat now, rather than wait the few days preceding it. Of ‘exclusive novelties” we bave Dut one oF twe ofa style, and they are usally the first to be sold. Why ‘not pick vut yours tomorruw? WILLIAM Hf. McKNEW (Snccemor te R. H. Taylor), ASS Peuney:vania ave, RARLLLLD ELD ADL LAR Reh tbhhbhhehh ‘MARCH 6, 1891. Couews Thnnxa Stone, G23 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, , Branch of 8. Cohen & Co., Boston. ‘We are closing ont all our Handkerchiefs, not having. the necessary roo to haniie thet to advantage, and have tinde prices which will be & teat inducement to Parchesers, All 10e. Handkerchiefs now AIL 12ie. Handkerchiefs now 3 for Tie. All Bie. Handkerchiefs now Lie. All 50e. Handkerchiefs now 30:. All Tie. Handkerchiefs now 4c. All $1.00 Handkerchifs now ie. All €1.25 HandRerchiefs now Kc. All $1.50 Handkerchiefs now 81.10. All 91.75 Handkerchiefs now $1.25, All $2.00 Handkerchiefs now @1.50. ‘All 62.25 and 62.30 Handkerchiefs now $1.75. 8. COBEN & Co. 83.50 ang $3. Special price, $2. Lot 4—05 Pairs Ladies’ Excellent Quality Button, comprising plain and tipped.cominon sense and opera, | Pewular price, $2.75 and €2.50. Special price, $1.09. Lot 5-117 Pairs Ladies’ Kid and Pebble Goat Bnt- ton, regular price, $1.75and $2, . Special price, $1. A. H. SOMMERS, STANDARD SHOE HOUSE, mhG-eogsm 824 7th st. aw. Special Attractions in Gloves and Hosiery for Sat- urday. W. A. Puce & Co. Successors to E. G. Davis, ‘TAY Market Space, Corner Sth Street. NEEDFULS FOR SATURDAY. SPECIAL SALE OF SNAPPY BARGAINS. Our special Satuntay sales are reqular parse savers, We always offer you splendid values in needfuls of all kinds and we try to make Satur- day a particularly attractive day for you when you come to see us. Close prices interest any ‘one that has any buying to do, particniarly the ladies. That is why we put such very close Prices on the necessary articles which peopls have tohave for Sunday. Of course you can, readily understand that we only have space enough here to mention a few special aitrac- tiona, but when you come into see us tomorrow you will find snappy bargains all over the house, N crwear Sprorars. Black Pompadour Ruching, edged with nar- row picot ribbon in colors of White, Pink, Heliotrope, ‘Tinsel. Regular price, | @1 Marked down to be. yard. ‘Lace Pompadour Ruching, in White or Black. Regular price, $2.25. Marked down to We. yard. Exra S SPECIAL Is Wispsor Ties. We will put on sale tomorrow morning 25 dozen China Silk and Wash Suraii Windsor Ties, 50stylesin the newest and inost taking hearings, full length and Kutra wide. These goods are well worth 4Ue., but our Special price will be Be. exch. NOTE—Tomorrow, Saturday, we will give with cach of these liesa neat little Searf Slide in gold or silver plate or oxidized. New Lace Sprcrars. Bowknot Drapery Net, 48 inches wide, ali ‘silk, extra fine. The newest Lace out. Special price 1.75 yard. Bowknot Normandy Valenciennes Lace, in Cream, 4 inches wide. Special price,:i3e, yard. New Striped Grenadines, very fine,with em- broldered fixures, different patterns, all silk, 48 inches wide. Qur apecial price, 82.25 yard. Rissox Srecrars. ‘The fashion makers announce that Ribbon is to be the thing for the coming season and tha: Gros Grain, with Satin edge, is preferred. Our Satin Edze Gros Grain, 4 inches wide, in all of shades, extra heavy quality, leads a yard. Noriox Spectars. k Safety Pins in boxes, tie. box. Royat Safety Pins, nickel, 13 on card. Our special prices, 6, 7 and Se. H. B. Crochet Cotton, full length and weizl:t, inal numbers. Our special price, Se. ball. 1H. B. Working Cotton in Turkey Red. Spec- ini price, de. ball. Plaited Waterproof Skirt Protectors; new style. Special, 25e. each. Linen Corset Lacers, 25 yards long. Our special price, Se. pair. Shell Hatr Pins, 12c. dozen. Shell Hair Pins, bent ends, 2 for Se. Square blocks of Pins, ‘containing Black, White and Colored headed pins, 10c. block. Canfield Dress Shields, WARRANTED fast Black and perspiration proof. Our special price, 30e., 5c. and 40¢, pair. We have just received a large assortinent of New Fancies in Lace Pins. Special prices, 5e. to 10°. each. ‘New Silver and Gold Lace Pins, 10c. dozen. Best quality “Dutch Linen Tape,” all widths; recwar prices, Se, to Le. Our special price, Ze. plece for all widths. Extra Curitng fron; regular price, special price, 20c. pair ‘Tempered Stee! Tracing Wheels, 10c. each. Large assortment of C. P. Darning Cotton, in all the new shades. Special, 3c. ball. . Our Scissor Spectat. Extra quality emory ground steel Scissors, 4 to# inches long, full nickel plate. GUARAN- TEED tobe as good ax you can buy inany hardware store for $1 a pair. Our SPECIAL we, 25. pair for any size. You can tent these cissors and ff they are not as we represent them. ‘we will refund the money paid for them. S0diferent atyles of new PARASOLS in alt Of the latest colorings and effects: also large assortment of Curviage Shales at the lowest prices. W. A. PIERCE & CO., Successors to E. G. Davia, 719 Market Space, at Cor. 8th st. Jest Recesven. 600 pairs Ladies’ Dongola Button Boots, box toe ‘and common-sense lasts. Regular price, $2. Our rice for the next three days on!y @1.37. 500 pairs Ladies’ Dongola Button, with or without Patent-leather tips, sift per foxed; equal to any 83 Shoes. For the next three days oniy 61.98. 450 pairs Men's Calf Button, Lace or Congress, all styles. Regular price, @3. Our price for the next three days, $1.98. 240 pairs Ladies' South American Kid Button. A big bargain at $1.67; every pair worth $2.29. Only afew pairs left of those Tadies' Hand-sewed English Walkinufast at $2.98. Regular price, @4. About 00 pairs more of thoss Men's Genuine Al- lwator Slippers at @1.87. Real value, @3. ky Carrrauists Waxtep WITH FROM 50 CEXTS TO $100 TO INVEST. A PROFIT OF 20 PER CENT GUARANTEED. EW-Those with capital can best invest during de- Pressions of the money market. The late stringency has affected all branches of trade. Those with ready ‘money can invest profitabiy tomorrow at the Palais Royal. ge sty 68 RFF ARF Pe | Soo Fe ERE “5 ‘The Palais Royal's $1.25 Gennine Gloria” Um- | Drollas, with 26-inch paragon frames.and natural wood | handles, WARRANTED. A written cuarantee xiven, | binding ns to recover these Umnbrellas free of chance should they split within one yeur of purchase, Saturday's price . inc ¥1.50 “Gloria” Canbre! | natural wood and iacurn:nt hendies. ‘Vomorrow’s special pric: sseeee 81.18 ‘ TFT Ss ¢ £ T Sssy c. Sy53 > | Choice of the Palnis Royal's '6:. Gloves for 70, | French Kid, 4-bntton, Fast Blacx, Modes. Gray and | Tans; Undressed Kid, 4-button, Black ane all spring shat win Monsqustaires, Fast Back and eivhteen siades Modes, Grays and Tans; Suede Noas- ‘quetaires, all shades. Until Saturday evening, = oe ae ‘The Palais Royal's $1.48 Silk and Satin Carriage Shades, with White: nd Black silk linings, cannot be Ddought elsewhere et less than $1. Tomorrow's price. Besnlar prices. . Special prices, Regular prices Special prices 44 tities: 00 ERE NN N TTTT .Ssy 44s me eck NNN T §& diy se 0G oRE RAN T 4 BS COG ERE NNN T Sss' Choice of nearly 200 bunches of fine French Flowers, comprising Sitk Poppies, Roses, Lilacs, Chrysanthe- ams, Lilies, Geraiums, Buttercups, Primroses, ke. 81a bunch would e reasonable for some of them. .48e, banch ei ss x a oo. fe OMe TT yg yg Ladies’ Featherweivint Rubber Circulars, with hood; Silver, Gr and Biack; small, med sizes. Marked price, 61.5. Special at EE NN ie ae 6g RRR ? 88 CcO_ KEE NNN oT Sys Chenille otted Veils, black and new spring shades. For tomorrow ‘Tuxedo Velis, Jet Dotted, 12c. Bereze Veiling, yard; Sewing Sitk V a £CO ERR NR N TTT g58q we ot OG OER RRS TF Sosy at G cE XN OT 3 - a ee Cc EEE N NN oT Sys" 5c. Warranted Fast Black Hose, for ledies’ and children’s wear; the boys’ hose have double knees and come in sizes up to 10 inches. Choice tomorrow ea is shades, reduced fro amd Heavy Slk Hose, extra value at #1.30, are Podiced to_only, se 81.30 pair Sie Quality Bibi Lisle owe, in “aiew ‘Shades of Grays, ‘Tens, ae. Sik ‘centers ith eibbon bows ai usually sell at Ladies’ Spring Jackets are here from 8 to 825 each. For tomorrow we offer the new Blazer Jackets, Blue and Black all-wool cloth, with Medic braided: fastens with tassel ‘collar prety ik Cords, which are ene: eal surprise prices Bring’ the children’ with you tor morrow. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Wut Your Sexe Dress Fir: It cannot ft faultlessly if an ill-fitting corset is worn. + Do your corsets fit perfectl You think they do. Do you know that many ladies wear corsets not. adapted to their figures and are not aware of the fact? Why is itt Because a selection is made from an imperfect vari- ety, with the resuit, more often than not, that the figure is made to fit the corset rather than the corset fit the figure, Do you know that the Palais Royal hasa greater variety of corsets to select from than any other two es- tablishments in town? There are six reasons why the Palais Royal has be- come to be known as headquarters for Corsets: First, by keeping in stock no less than 1% different styles; second, by having in charge of the department a lady with more experience than the majority of those who endeavor or pretend to make Corsets to order; third, by the launder and repair of {ts Corsets free of charge; fourth, by quoting the lowest prices; ith, by the absence of all unreliable makes. ‘Sixth—And of vital importance to yor ALL CORSETS FITTED. A ROOM FOR THE PURPOSE. AN EXPERT TO GIVE AND RECEIVE ADVICE. ANY ALTERA- TIONS FREE OF CHARGE. WE RECOGNIZE IT 18 AS MUCH TO OUR INTERESTS AS YOURS THAT YOU KHALL BE FITTED PERFECTLY. WE, THEREFORE, WILL FI¢ ALL COKSETS, IRRESPECTIVE OF PRICE. WE GUARANTEE ALL CORSETS. ‘Were we to guarantee unreliable Corsets they would bbe returned and thus we should lose not onty in repu- tation, but in dollars and cents. We, therefore, can't afford to keep very low-priced Corsets—75 cents is the lowest price at which a reliable Corset can be sold. Our prices start at 73 cente and end at €25 a pair—ail SPECIAL SALE OF CORSETS. ‘With no less than 67 different styles of “*C.P." and -D.” French Corsets and a fuli complement of all domestic makes {t puzzies our buyer to point to. any individual style. Let us look at ‘The Palais Royal specialties for the spring aud summer seeson of '01. ‘Special prices until Saturday. ‘TSe. CORSETS FOR 49%. ‘The **Palats Royal” is the only 75-cent Corset made of whalebone. The special sale price is 40 cents a pair. ’ $1.25 CORSETS FOR 91. ‘The “Queen” is an English Coutil Corset, long waist. $1.25 1s the regular price. $1 is the special sale price. $1.50 CORSETS FOR 91.39. ‘The **A Ta P. D."—A French form Corset that is ap- propristely named. Especially reco:nended to those with slender figures. @1.30 instead of $1.50 to- morrow. $1.73 CORSETS FOR 81.50. The **A La Venus," modeled after the C. P. Venus Corset, which custs @3.25. It produces the saine lon tapering waist, it has the fan back, is made of best sateen and whalebune, silk flossed and embroidered edie. $1.50 Instead of 81.75 for tomorrow. PASSO," OR “PANSY” CORSETS.—The Palais Royai is the sole Washington gent. Without qnestion the best Fench Corsets imported. Each part is cut ‘separately; shapad on scientific principles: preserves the symmetry of the form, yet s0 elastic that not the slightest @iscomfort to the wearer. Have a pair tried ‘on. The special prices are $5.00, 98.50, $7.00 and ¢% pair. ‘DONITA"—The best make of “'P.D.” Corsets. ‘With long tapering waist, made especially for tall Indies; $8.50. pair. Less elaborately finished, $5.50 SHORT, STOUT, LADIES will find ten improved °P1 styles to select from, Allow our expert to. try on the style ahe thinks best suited to your fyure. Prices: 81, 82.50, $2, $2.50, 83.25 and $5.50 a pair. Venteeinnaninat dteeeuenegengat Hhineeetbennage Mretaganutaegae Viitineeoesaned Fitterstcanines tiateaeeaienies Heetdartenneags Hitenrciitiacae Hindebentnatisa Verseeatanienee Vineeentiggages ‘We couldn't be anywhere else if we tried. Our ‘Uusiness methods wouldn't permit it. Its @ case of First-class Goods and Low Prices—acombination that wi win every time. Our sales books show this very pisiniy. Come 1 share with the public the good things we are offer- iu. HOW ARE THESE FOR TOMORROW? [Larme Steel Shovel. Ide. Furniture «olish .. neer, No. 1 Large Scrub Broshen.. Black Handle Covoa Shape Dipper - Mandle Stew Pans, Graduated Measures. Gas Torches and Box Tapers. Spice Trays, six boxes... Gravy Strainers . Maple Bowl and Chopping Knife Larze Decorated Vexetable Dishes. Lanze Decorated Platters. Decorated Vewetable Dishes, 2d size. Decorated Platters, 2 size, 18 Pieces, 6 Cups, 6 Saucers, decorated... Decorated China 2-,-- 01.29) ilk or Water Pitcher." | Finely Decorated Bone Disives, gold | Ined ee - Decorated Fruit Saucer, gold Ii Fancy China Sinetard Pots, with spoons Decorated Bowis. GLASS WAKE, !Crystal Fruit Saucers, 1 dozen. [Crystal Fruit Bowis. [Crystal Square Fruit Bowls... Crystal Suxar Sifters... | Crystal Oils, [Crystal Salt Shaker. [Crystal Half-alion Water Pit a {Crystal Heavy Pressed Tumbiers....... HOUSEFURNISHINGS. | Japanese Lacquer or Straw Bread Boats. 19¢! | i i | Black Handle Chicken Feather Dusters. 10¢ | |e. Dover Rw Beaters... | Self-wringine Mops. | New Lamp Chiiuney or Bottle Cleaners | Cocoa Door Mat 150 Clothes: Pins. | Finely Decorated | _der Sets, 10 pieces... [New Shape, New Importati | Decorated Chamber ets, 12 pieces. 84.98 | \Goid Banded Porcelain Tea Sets......84.48 {Worth #20. Best American Porcelain | Dinner and Tea Set, beautifully decor. |_ ated, gold lined, square shape. .....815.98 | Fine Carisbad China Dinner Sets, square shape, handsome gecorations, worth 8.0, for. 2.98, 1 i 1 ' 1 1 1 I i i 1 ' k TTT H H FFE T Hall Fe T HOHE T H OH ERR FFF A 1 RRR F AA u RR EF AA IL RRR gr AAA IE OR Rwy ¥ aa HH RR? SEVENTH AND H STS. N.W (FRANKLE & CO.) OPEN TOMORROW UNTIL 10 P.3. Leeroxs Or Promer Boxers” aT THE UNPRECEDENTED SALE OF MEN'S, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S READY-MADE CLOTHING CONDUCTED BY THE ASSIGNEES OF NOAH WALKER & CO. ‘The opportunity is yours today. The very SUIT or OVERCOAT you most desire “may be here today and gone tomorrow.” Vaines are maintained, but prices areanuihilated. ‘The sale (as before explained) is be- ing conducted solely for the purpose of selling as quickly as possible the ENITRE STOCK of the old house of NOAH WALKER & CO., in order to effect satisfactory settlement of its business affairs, The question that concerns the buyer—in fact, the only question that it is necessary to issuss—is the qnes- tion of PRICES, which refers directly to purchas- ing power of your doliers whilst this sale con tinues, ‘To practically test this question, you mr investizate the inducements. Don't accept snything asa fact until you've had the truth substantially thrust ‘upon you. THAT'S A LOGICAL ARGUMENT. THAT'S A SENSIBLE ARGUMENT. THAT'S AN HONEST ARGUMENT. THAT'S A BUSINESS-LIKE ARGUMENT. THAT'S A REASONABLE ARGUMENT. And It ought to prove an ancument of sufficient force to encouraxe you to “look into things” during the Limited continuation of this stupendous sale. AT 025 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. Dwger: UIT. Sean pes Saris. is very natural in flavor. &. W, BURCHELL, ee Pst Do Nor Be Mists By bombastic descriptions, unreasonable claims, and high-sounding names. And remember that ALL new ‘things in WARK S TrTT Fé ‘When brought to Washington, are first offered to YOPDA HI As they attain higher standing by his adopting them ‘than can be obtained in any other way ; because he isthe ‘Leading Traveling Goods Dealer, the oniy Extensive Manufacturer and has the Longest Experience (thirty ‘six yeur») in his line in thisclty. Wehave been urged by numerous Inventors and ‘Manufacturers to handle Factory Made Trunks bearing Fancy Naines, but we make it a rule mot to sccept the sale of any Trunk that ‘we, with our practical judy- ment, do not know to be practicable. jeare not a Sack-of-all-Trades Dealer, but we ss ‘sure you that we are the masters of our trade, and are fully conversant with the ‘TRAVELING GOODS BUSINESS. Call and be convinced. : asa! TOPRAM, W27att «=: PENN. AVE. XW. SISTTT TTT TTT TN TTTTTTNTETTS | Come Covers Busy Canunors: Trexrs: at R. GOLDSCHMID'S, 1007-1000 F ST. X.W. ‘We will inaucnrate many Special Prices tomorrew (Saturday), March 7, 2801, im our Mammoth Trunk and Baby Carriage Department and ach price men- tioned will remain as jong as the goods hold out. Onrassortment in loth of these mammoth depart ments is the lancest we have ever shown. Our stock of Baby Carriages comprises all the latest teading manufactures, including Tose: See our Fu ood wear, steel sprisus and good wheels, for eee See our New Square-shape Rattan Rody Baby Car: Sine Baby Carriages, rattan bodies, Fiages, fully upholstered in fancy ican goods. The Postson the bodies are wound, wood parasol and red, strong gear, for ree Sold elsewhere for $5.50 and #6. See our Extra Lanse Bleached Rattan Body Baby | Carriages, nicely uphoistered, ood parasol and stand- ard gear, wooden or wire wheels, for or 84. See See our New Shaped Baby Carriages, handsomely upholstered, with plush roll in back and sides and With satin parasol, for 2285.98. “SO See our Hich-back Rattan Baby Carriages in fancy Asnerican Damask, standard gear, double braces and Hined satin parasol, for BF-20.908. “GO See onr New Frame Body Baby Carriages, nicely up- hoisteret in iancy goods, satin parasol, best gear and strong wheels, for arenes See our New Frame Body Baby Carriages, upholstered im silk plush, satin parasol with lace ede, staudant sear and hand-anade wheels, for BEB -EB See our New Style Cane-wound Rattan Baby Car- Tiaces, upholstered tn sulk plush, fancy damask and sk goods. ‘WU difierent styles to select from for TOD ‘See our **Whitney” Carriages for oes -ee See our **Heywood” Bodies and “Whitney” Car- riawes, all new styles, for@14.48. They include many. Surprises tor the money. See our “Whitney” Carriages for re -we ‘See our **Heywood” styles for ae tee ‘TRUNKS. NO TRUNKS SOLD TO TRUNK DEALERS. ‘Our prices are for Our Patrons. ALL TRUNKS WARRANTED. 500 different styles to select from, ‘See our Crystal-covered Metal Trunks, iron bottom and covered trays, for reise See our Waterproof Canvas Trunks, square top, iron, bottom, good locks, iron bound and covered bat box, for 2 See our **Bang Up" Metal Trunk, proof against ‘the baggage fiend, for aeeseee ‘See our Sheet-stee] Bound Canvas Trunks. full trays, ‘8 good one, for fa-83.08-u8 See our No. 2 State Room ‘Trunk, canvas covered, for r2-82.48-es ‘See our No. 7Steamer Trunk, Excelsior lock, linen lined, for mae Sold elsewhere for 85.75. See the **Leatheroid” Trunk, linen lined, brass trimmings, extra skirt tray, for Bo-88.98.-“S The same trunk as suld elsewhere for #20. See the “*Celluvert™ Trunk, the strongest made, 36 inches, for ag-814.98.-G8 ‘See our No. 71 Tourist Trunk, full linen lined, two trays, Excelsior locks. iron bound, for 25°84. 8 The same trunk sold elsewhere for a great deal more than our price. ‘See our “Basket” Trunk, 36 inches, for 2o-812. 8.“ Every lady should examine our Celebrated Roller ‘Tray Trunk before purchasing. We gasrantee them toyou. They are all made of the very best material. ‘The **Common Sense” Trunk is a great success. Ex- amine it. We know it will please you. It is “com- mon sense.” We carry the largest stock ef Trunks south of New York. Our price cannot be equaled. ‘Trunks marked *‘iree of change.” All the above prices will remain the same during the season. R. GOLDScrMID, 1007-1009 F'§T. N.W. Store open until 10 p.m. Saturday. BERRERLERLRLLLERRARRERLSLLLELAL Sreciuz Sraixe Srvues. THOSE PARENTS WHO WANT THE NEWEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE GAR- MENTS FOR THEIR SONS WILL FIND ‘THEM HERE IN ALL THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED FABRICS, 4RTISTICIN STYLE, PERFECT IN FIT AND EXQUIS- ITELY TAILORED. WE SPECIALLY RECOMMEND OUR LINE OF TWO AND THREE-PIECE SHORT PANTS SUITS FOR BOYS FROM FOUR TO sIX- TEEN YEARSOF AGE IN THE NEW CHECKS: AND PLAIDS AND THOSE PRETTY SCOTCH MIXTURES, THE NATTIEST LITTLE SUITS EVER SHOWN. SOME OF THE THREE-PIECE SUITS HAVE OUR PATENT DETACHABLE VEST. DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THOSE DRESSY LITTLE SPRING-WEIGHT §CHUMLEY OVERCOATS FOR SMALL BOYS, THE CUTEST OVERCOAT IN THE CITY. B. ROBINSON & €O., AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, mhG-eo 900 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Seer AT Peet Wa AE GSE We'W SME God HH Bru Sso8 = ‘Onur stock in this line is the largest in town—in fact, larger than we require for this season. We keup every reputable make of Ainerican Watches and to reduce the ‘quantity we offer some specially tempting baneains. We offer every make instock at reduced prices. Among them are: Ladies’ Solid 14-karat Gold Waltham Stem-winders, hunting cases, elegantly enataved, for $22.50. Gents’ Solid 14-karat Gold Elgin Stem-winders, hunting case; a usual $50 watch ; 637.50. ‘Ladies’ Small Solid Gold Geneva Stem-winders, full- Jeweled movements, at $12 and $15. Gents’ Solid Gold Waltham and Elgin Stem-winders, ‘hunting case, at 620. ‘We have some very fine Reveaters, Chronosraphs, Split Second with minute registers, &c., which we offer at special cut fyrures. A fine line of Ladies’ Watches, cases inlaid with dis- ‘monds, from €35 to $100. R. HARRIS > ee ‘COR. TTH AND D STS. ¥.W. Well uede. Best possibile DIRECT FROM HEADQUARTERS, orkmansiiip, Price no criterion quailty ts cut eymametrically Fach one a perfect fit. even the cheapest We will allow ©Ur salexprople to try theseon you. Aa uaranteed. If we don't do as stated above ‘we will refund you money without « utr. Cotton Corset Covers, tucked front and am emnbroidernl eve around the neck, 0 Low-neck Corset Covers w: wide ee broidery around the eck snd sieves @ eambric, 40. neck Corset Covers, back and from riwined with embroidery 3 icles wide amd male of cambre, 470 “'V"neck Corset Covers, yoke of euitroide berrimar ery back and front and finished w. bone and iaade of cambric, 47 Square Neck Corset ¢ vers ma with a yoke o: imsertine an. “WY Neck Cornet Covers, with a double Tow of ewbroidery, trimmed sleeves and made of cainbrie, 4 every one to be perfect Gnd oF the beat pommible we: Bren at thone prices we guarantes each ama Ritting, weil made kmaneh, Mati ontere for these will be carefully filed. ‘These can be found yn our second ‘oor. LANSBORGH & BR RNAP POR MEN ag We will place on sale tomorrow morning dogen Pine Gauze Men's Meck Half Home, All sizes, Hormslorf aye, warranted fast, at ‘Te. each. This article usually sells for zie, Sfor $1. Come early. LANSBURGH & BRO. MEN'S DEPARTMENT. AN ODD LOT OF Fax About irs of Jet and Dull Wieck Bar rings, some with plated, some with gold wires. Rach and every pair a sparate de. sum. Sold for te,, 87 Pair, Will Le closed « and 40 por ft tor MWe. per pair. Jewelry Departiveut for this rare baneain, brotderies, including ali Nainsook, Swiss and Colored Black Flouncings, ramging in prices 1 TOURISTS’ BAGS, ume. We cansive you An excellent Traveling Bag in Imitation Allucator Leather, choive of A sizes, for ie, ‘This ts an good a bancain as you ever had We have just received anew line of Taw uithe of Cambric, Alsoanew line of the Se. to #1.20. Mail onters will receive the most careful consideration mbG 420, 422. 424. 45 TH STREET. a ov s & CU we Aah Ub aa ow POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. ts the wind . Ifyou have ™ an eye for Lancaium you will not miss 1 morrow's sales. Many new and attractive barwains will be Placed on sale for the last day. The rush has kept up steadily All the week. It haswerved to widely distribu end make known our mew spring chases, which you have all ap- proved ment of Hats Bonnets, Flow: ers and Materiais, including many Boveltics confined to our house aloe. ‘Take note that tomorrow night sens the Inst of the “Star” barenins. Never have we offered new goods at ‘such low prices. You can now ‘buy your spring costume at a great saving from the regular Beures. ‘