Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1891. THE EVENING STAR. | pevaorwsxr WASHINGTON: MONDAY March 9, 1891 x oe CROSBY 5. NOYES. z THE EVENING STAR has the fullest__Lecal Circulation of any Newspaper im the Worl, CONSUMPTION. and as an Advertising Mediam is worth more thau all the other papers published Washington. EF Correspondents are tmformed that anony= mous communications sent to THE STAR are not wead. I/ mutter is not worth. the signature of te writer 1 bs not ‘worth writing, much less printing CATARRE. Having experience in the work of the appro- Priations committee and the general business ‘of the House, Mr. Sayers is perbaps as well pre- pared as any man to express an intelligent opinion respecting tue general wante of both bodies. He has tvid the public through Tae Stan that 90 por cent could be saved annually to the Treasury by sdopting two changes of or- ganization. ‘He suggests that instead of & number of small committees, each appointed “to keep the run of expenditures in the several departments, but none of them ever doing 80, there be constituted one large committee of fifteen members of equal rank with the appro- Priations, and ways and means committees. ‘This committee should be required to act on the whole subject of departmental expendi- ture, and having jurisdiction over all lines of engairy it wouid be more likely to do something than a number of small committees whose only business seems to be to make a snug place for the chairmen and their private secretaries, that is, the clerks of said committees. The suggestion is worth consideration, although as patronage and privilege are sweet it will not be easy to break up the little committees. The other important recommendation is that the House elect, at the time of the election of other officers, a chairman of the committee of the whole, and one of the committee of the whole on the state of the Union. This would ensure uniformity of raling and better order om the floor, asfa trained presiding officer is more efficient than an occasional appointee, A letter from Dr. Lighthill. WASHINGTON, March 7, 1801. Mr. Editor: The «reat mortality arising from diseases Of the respiratory oncans is « conceded fact, but i: is not generally understood that nearly all the «raver diseases of the lower air passaces take their origin and Fise from catareh and affections of the throat, and vet Such is the case. A neglected catarrh of the head ‘speedily extends itself to the throat, from the throat the irritation is carried onward and downward toward the bronchfal tutes, and once arrived! there none can tell when tuvercies inay form or how soon Uronchitis | may end in consnmption. ‘These pernicious results take place so frequently that the highest medical su- thorities of the day agree in considering catarrh as ‘one of the chief and most frequent causes of con- sumption. Some contend that {t has a powerfnl ten- dency to ronse into fatal activity any latent predispo- sition which may lurk in the system favorable to the development of turbereniar disease, while others resard catarrh initself as the very first manifestation of con- sumption. All sides admit that a diseased condition of the nasal passages and throat seriously impairs the ides a responsible chairman would lnartloacrges Page age public and lews im the | tions of the Ings and ultimately lays the founda- way of private or iocal interests than some one | " t Pulmonary troubles, and my own experience appointed at the instance of the friends of a | fully confirms these views. measure involving expense. These are practi-| Aside from its frritating effects npon the Innes, ea- eal suggestions from a practical man and should | tareh exercises a depressing, debilitating and ener- not die — the a = which on Exe | vating effect npon the entire system, under the con- made. The scrutiny of peblic expenditures is | usas4 intunce of which the strongest constitution —a a nage iemrcenngtan pprmarae agen Will im time break down. ‘The patient is unable to en- liberties of the people under the Constitution, | dure, resist or defy the chances of the weather and and the preservation of popular rights is not | temperature, and other unfavorable influences, and possible where corruption and extravagance go | thus one by one the vital powers give way. ‘The mu- ‘Unrestrained. cous membrane becomes morbidly sensitive, and, in TEREST TS IRE spite of the utmost care, becomes affected from the Aaa _porwte tis thersass ade Spentontaar slightest causes, so that at last even abreath of wind “al a pemerget ag ts eer Mtircetere at | "POR the ning of the nose or throat becomes pro- least in public opinion. ‘The testimony showed | 1%etive of a cold and vives rise to serious disturbances that the deaths of five of the six persons killed | of the respiratory orzana Thus the patient is sub- im the tunnel were caused by the scattering of | ject to frequent and repeated colds, each one live coals from the heater which the state au-| aggravating the disesse by giving ny Sacities of Rew York have been endeavoring in | ey impuies, and sticking = lancer extent SP tector fe le mlgl a of surface than its predecessor. In this manner eatarth that the New Yoric statute does not apply, in- | *PFd* from orran to onran, invading the throat and asmuch as the road has less than twenty miles | lower air passages, unti!, encroaching further and fur- ther, it finally reaches the lunes and enils in consump- tion. This lamentable resnit takes place so frequent of track in that state, whereas the statute pro- hibits the use of coal heaters on roads operat- ing more than fifty miles in the state. It re- mains to be seen if one of the results of this trial will be to abolish the car stove on such ty that {t exhibits in a most forcible manner the creat importance of attending to thé catarrhal disease while it is yet confined to the nasal cavities and throat. To | striped —#3. railways. ++ There is a funny state of affairs in Wyoming. Some irreverent chap made a change in the seal adopted by the state, and the governor signed the bill making it the legal seal before he discovered that the woman in the design, from whose limbs the fetters were falling to indicate the improved condition of women there, had in the removal of her chains Lost all her wearing apparel. It was too late to act, however, when the discovery was made and now they are using the old territorial seal, which is © very modest affair, until a tailor- made suit may be prepared for her ladyship of the state seal. Modesty, thy name is Wyom- disregard this warning is to invite the fatal inroads of the most deadly scourge known to the human race, whereas a judicious course of treatment employed in time wards off this sour-e of danger by uprooting the catarrhal disease and restoring the affected parts to their normal condition. For over thirty years I have devoted my exclusive attention to the careful study and scientific investia- tion of catarrh and diseases of the respiratory organs, and have succeeded in formulating a system of treat- ment which is absolutely painless, prompt in its action and positively curative in its effects. From the first application great benefit is experienced, which con- tinnes from day to day until @ final and permanent ing. —<—ee__ cures the result. Alexandria is rousing from her century of lethargy and organizing a boom. There is no pa good reason why Alexandria should not be the commercial and manufacturing center of the Capital of the United States of America. Such a result lies entirely in the hands of her own enterprise, and she is in no wise barred from her full share in the wonderful revivification which is now everywhere making itself visible and tangible in the old Dominion. In fact there is no point in Virginia with better facili- ties for transportation by land and water, none better located as to the great cities of the Atlantic coast, none of greater historical in- terest, and none which by its contiguity to the National Capital will make it a more desirable place of residence at the political, social, ar- ‘istic, scientific and literary center of the country. —+ + Relief of the Supreme Court is encompassed by mountains of dificulty. It took many years’ labor of the court itself, of the ba- associations ‘and of the newspaper press to get a somewhat imperfect bill through Congress. At the last moment it was disco-ered that this measure would knock the Supreme Conrt's civil docket on the head. Wher that blunder had been re- paired and after the bill had become a law, dis- tinguished lawyers began to pick other flaws in it, Finally comes rumes that the chief jus- tice and two of the associate justices have ex- pressed the opinion in private that the whole thing is invalid. Have weany law makers among us? A. P. LIGHTHILL, M. D., SPECIALIST, 1411 K ST. N.W. ‘Hours from 8 tol? and 4 to 6. It HrMRAN MONEE HEM MCE PTV TS TSSTVITI TTT Saas Ws. H. McKsews Dany Lermn. MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1891. Fi ‘Notwithstanding the disacreeable Weather last week we were quite busy. Our ‘Midseason Special Sales” are meeting with considerable attention from judicious buyers. To- morrow we shall offer im addition to the excellent bargains previonsly ad- Yertised, the tollowims Ladies’ Silk Short Wraps, We carried over a half dozen of these Wraps trom last sea- sou, and the only ditferemre between thers and the new styles is in the full- Bess over the shoulders. The mute Tials are Ottoman and Gros Grain Silk and the trimminss are Gimp, ——-e—_____ ._ Althoush, for $20, 825, $26.50and If Dr. Chauncey M. Depew happens to be we offer you your cluice of the sent to Sing Sing for his indirect participation for $15 each—and $15 never be- ". in that tunnel accident in New York, it is be- Koved that the speeches he makesafter the din- ners be gets there will not be of such character as those ke makes after the dinners he is aceus- tomed to. BARG. RECENTLY ADVERTISED ge. Handkerchiefs for fe. Me. Handkerchiets for te, Children’s 10c. Hendierchiets for 6. Ladies’ 250. Handkerchiefs for 17e. Laties’ Soe. New Lisie Hose for 30e. Lie. Dress Shields Tor 1c. ‘Lawn Aprons for 1i¢e. Sie. Higih-neok Vests for Ze. ‘Spring styles in Costs, Cloaks, Wraps, Sik Waists, Tea Gowns, Suits, Wrappers, &., are ready for your inspection. WILLIAM H. McKNEW Guccemor to R. H. Taylor), {33 Pennsylvania ave, mw. a a ie or | BEBRBELSEALASLALLERAL ALI LLELAL diplomacy, to be restored to bis throue? The | ——— Kaiser's bart breck the other day in the matter @f his mothe-'s vixit to Paris aud the subse-| ., at quent uncertainty iu the imperial mind as to | Seasonasre Asp Sryzisu Seite Souris. what ought to be done revives the hopes of the Bismarckiaus. Along with this somewhat im- ——- +e Spain is alleged tobe making disagreeable re- marks about the United States annexing Cuba, while England is threatening somewhat over the annexation of Canada. If they don't keep quiet, Uncle Sam will bump their heads to- gether and ainex them both, to meet the de- mand for torritories, the supply of which the last Congres almost xbausted. —— ‘The New York Sun is nowa Jono: man.— Brewing Star. Yes. George Jones with his sup-kinsod canopy.— New York Sun, ‘No, Lieut. Governor Jones with his Hill-side ‘THE NEW SPRIXG SUITS POR SMALL BOYS EXCEL ANYTHING WE HAVE YET SEEN, COMPRISING, 48 THEY DO, THE IMPORTANT POINTS OF THE FINEST FABRICS, NEWEST IDEAS UNTELLI- GENTLY EXECUTED, THE BEST OF TRIM- MINGS, EXQUISITELY TAILORED AND PERFECT IN FIT. GARMENTS THAT FOR DUBABILITY, STYLE AND GENERAL EXCKLLENCE ARE WITHOUT AN EQUAL ASY WHERE. ‘THE STOCK OF SUITS, OVERCOATS, SEP- ARATE TROUSERS AND FURNISHINGS YOR THE LARGEL ROYS AND YOUNG MEN 18 UP TO OUR USUAL HIGH STANDARD, WITH THE NEWEST AND MOST 427/87IC GARMENTS IX THE MARKET. TO SER THEM 13 TO LIKE THEM, AS THEY ARE AS NEAR PERFECTION AS IT 18 POSSIBLE ‘To MAKE THEM, “A ove Your Heaps PERRY’ street costumes this season. It is hardly = ihject—PARASOLS and snow so But we have todo with what 13 any ‘‘woeds” fling our bouquet of beauties. ‘The PARASOL isan agent of comfort—but fashion covers it to suit her notion. You will want to carry, mayte- * * * A2)inch SATIN SHADE, with fancy bor- ders borrowed from the spring colors—@1. ** * A 22inch SATIN SHADE, with white striped border—Garnet, Navy Blue, Brown, Gray or Black as tire alternating color—@2. * * * AuQor2inch PLAID in GARNET, Navy Blue, Brown and Black contrists—$1.75 and $2. The size will govern the price. * * * Aminch SURAH SILK, fancily bordered— * * * A 22inch GROS GRAIN SATIN, with striped border—#4. * * * 4 22inch CHANGEABLE SILK, with satin striped border—lack and Ked, Biue and Brown, Green and Red—to be decided by your tas’. ‘The mounts are natural wood—#4. * * * A:téimch COACHING U¢ABRELLA—shaded Satin borers. Natural mounts#4. * * * an ALL-SILK SURAH—Black and White *\* * BLACK STRIPED GRENADINE, with Polka-dotted marceline siik lining—ebony handles—87. * * * APLATED CREPE DE CHINE, lined wi Black marceline—ebony haudies—Gauge ribbon bow— a1. * * One of our LACE TRIMMED NOVELTIES plenty of variety. * * * A BLACK WINDSOR SILK, with Black stick, fs one mourning shade—€2.50. * = * AN ALL-SILK BURAK, with Black stick, is another—#2. ** * BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK—Biack mounted, isn third—83.75. * * *"A BLACK GKOS GRAIN SILK, Ined in Diack sik marceline with a black stick, is # fourth mourning style—$5. * + = From €1.(5 10 86 we have a lineof shades ‘that wil interest you to look at—and we are quite sure induce you to buy. ‘The gaily colored effects will line the promenades With an ever-changing panora:na of artistic novelty. Scems to us we have our prices where everybody can, help themseives—and we haven't « common” quality either. You will be ready for more on this “‘score” a little later, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING," NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ESTABLISHED 1340. It Speciaities im Fine Mourning Drees Goods, V. A. Prnce & Co., Successors to E. G. Davis, 719 Market Space, Corner 8th Strost. SPECIAL NOTICE TO BARGAIN SEEKERS. ‘We wish te call your attention to OUR SPE- CIAL BARGAIN COUNTER-our new idea as itwere. Appreciating the «rect interest taken im our Special MARK-DOWN Sales we liave de- Permanent MARK-DOWN ter of the store, which we will desiguate as OUR SPECIAL BARGAIN COUNTER. Every day new attractions will be placed on this counter at LES3 than HALF thelr ORIGINAL VALUE-not one kind of goods, but goods from every department all over the house. This COUNTER we propose to make one of the most attractive spots in our store—the loadstone, or, as you mixht say, the ‘MAGNET of attraction to barzain seekers. It isa large counter and you will find room to crowd around itand vet a chance at the PIOK- INGS. Don’t let it sip your memory that everything on the SPECIAL BARGAIN COUNTER will be soid at less than half ite value. LACES. Spiendid vajues these new attraction in Laces that we are showine. If you want to keep up with our assortment of Laces you will have to Visit ns every dey, as something in the lace Jine arrives every day. All ofthe new ideas and fancies in iacesare shown iu our lace depart- ment; in fact, our lice stock iw superb, being well and tastefully selected and boucht at close prices we can afford to offer you the’choicest as- sortment of laces at the lowest values south of Philadelphia. Ctuny Laces, all-linen hand made, from 4 to Binches wide, for 23, 30, 37, 41,44, O0e. a yant. “'Mediei” and ‘**Torchon" Laces, ali-linen, hand-made, frou 44 to 4 inches wide, in ail of the newest patterns, frome. to $1.10 yard. DRAPERY NEY. We have open today another lot of 1 silk “La Toska” Drapery Net, with “Polka Spot” fyure. Regular price, $1.8. Our spe- clal price, @1 yard. VELLINGS. Late errivels in Fancy Silk Veilings, in all of the new mesies, with and without chenille dots; also full exsortment of the new Brussels Net Veiling, with gold and steel dots, at prices most_moderate. NO! Tax Mosvuwewrat, 987 AND &w F ST. Kw. A LOT OF SPECIALS THAT GO ON BALE TODAY AT HALP THEIR VALUR Three CHINA SILK GOWNS that sold st $10,now and ‘Until sold eas A nN PAbE SAE FAMOUS rs a5 he Your CHINA SILK CHINESE that were originally 68, oo gis Sa x ‘now and until so:d enor. 2 yg? Bagg BS "SSIES CE ERALESS tet wow eretaty yan 63.17. MARCH , 1801. Ready-cut Waist Linines—made of best qual- ‘ity ailesia—sure fit cuarantoed—all sizes. Be. each. Lining department, first foor, 10th st. vataing. BOYS' CLOTHING. In calling particular attention to this im- Portant feature of our business, we desire to say that we recognize the necessity of every fore |" well-rogulated hous» looking after the in- Sam eye oepeni | tervsts of the little folks: to furnish them AT OUR juality calf or real Gey ae stylish, well-ftting and well-wearimg garments. CORSET DEPARTMENT, , Geren. Sitter | at the iowest possible prices. gaiters, in all the | Tt will be cur constant sim to supply, ‘Which is. with all, leading styles of every . first of ormiss ty orf fhompate i £5. For Ladlee’ wear | ll, durable coods, and. secondly. to offer the goer E.,., Forte's, French oven end other AE A, BPR, BRE we liavo uoin'The | ersest stock amd greatest variety to. salect BED 'S that sell rorularty MMAAD DERE the Hand - welted from that the best markets of the country af- at Epa a” ue*4B. DE 2S. Shi in at fora. ve MMA ADpD KER ten diiterent - Webuy larzely from al: the recognized 5 ‘470. Wearing qualities | ceipt, at all times, of tite latest novelties. CHILDREN'S WHITE WORSTED MITTS thst sola snore, Te ag at Ze, to. all in one Jot at ‘186. | INFANTS" WHITE FLANNEL EMBROIDERED SACQUES that sell recular.y at O8e., now at ‘re. One lot of INFANTS’ CAMBRIC SHORT DRESSES, ald oractusliy a Ose; closing price now, One lot INFANTS’ ALL-WOOL KNIT SHIRTS, that ‘were uc. ; closing price now why wocan’ afford furnisa such ‘qualitivs at 50 ‘@ rice. HOSIERY. LADIES’ CASHMERE. WOOL HOSE, in Black, Blue ‘and Brown. ‘che regular sellins price or this’ Hose was Ue. What's left of chem now CHILDREN'S, CASHMERE WOOT, HOSE, tn Diack Ded roan rou to 50e., whats lector them how Jouxsox, Lurreen & Co., 713 MARKET SPACE, LADIES" SILK PLAITDROP STITCH HOSE, Black Boot Patterns, that sold originally at ‘c., in this fancy summer Silks are all cone, but we still have some solid colored GROS GRAIN SILKS at 25c., 20e. and B0c. Also some fisured CHINA SILKS at 30 and 45. ‘These prices are LESS THAN HALF their actual cost. Sie. One lot of HEAVY MEMINO LADIES? VESTS that were $1, in thissale at: ‘40e. One lot of HEAVY MEKIN were 81.50, in this sale at ile, One lot of LADIES’ RIBBED PANTS, in sizo ‘were tc., closing price — 'O LADIES" VESTS that DRESS GOODS SPECIALS THIS WEEK. | At 20c,, 28-inch TRICOT CLOTHS. At 25e., 36-inch CHECK SUITINGS, At 430, HANDKERCHIEFS, Ladies’ JAPANFSE SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, ‘1 very initial, that sold at 42 and Benatar ens a 38-inch PLAID SUITINGS, 40-inch HENRIETTAS, all wool. 30-inch HOMESPUNS, all wool. 46-inch HINDOO SERGE. 4-inch HENRIETTAS, very fine, inch REAL CAMEL'S HAIRS, 42-4uch BOURETTE SUITINGS. 19, S4inch ENGLISH HABIT CLOTHS, The above is only specimen list of the desirable Dress Woolens now on sale. 200. 2 Gent's JAPANESE SILK HEMSTITCHED HAND- EUCHILYS, every initial, that sold at Gis., now at THE MONUMENTAL, We lave recently received a full supply of Black, 987 and 939 F st. n.w. | Colored and Jeweled PASSAMENTERIE TRIM. ‘MINGS, ranging from 25c. to $2 per yard. Our store is chock full of SEASONABLE MER- CHANDISE at PRICES that will astonish you. 1 J.C. Horcurmsox, IMPORTER. JOHNSON, LUTTRELL & 00.'3 Popular-priced Dry Goods House, _mhO*__713 Market Space, bet. 7th and 8th ste. om THREE-DAY ALL-AROUND SALE IN every department is just immense. Prices that tell ‘wonderful tale of bargains. Do uot fail to be one of ourcnstomers on this occasion. It holds good for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. If you do not re- ‘member the prices refer back to the Star of Saturday or the Post of yesterday. Large placards attached to all special goods. THE COMBINATION, 12TH AND F STS. mho KAUFMAN & SICKLE. NOVELTY DRESS GOODS. THE VERY LATEST LONDON AND PARIS DESIGNS. IN THE ASSORTMENT WILL BE FOUND BUT ONE PATTERN OF A KIND, AND THEY ARE THE CREME OF FoREIGN Markets. vowr| Resvirs Text Tur Srony. A PPROVAL IS THE MOST FLATTEB- BA. tne kind of encouragement—and the 24 acserted racks and tables in our CLOAK DEPARTMENT a fortnight azospoke thesenti- ment of your favor louder than words. Now the Spring effects are fast filling in. It is the wisest thing in the world to stick to the Deidge that carries you safely over—so we have drawn our ‘drafts of stock” from the same ‘source as before, We looked the creative field ‘over carefully to see if any brighter “lights” ‘were burning, but ours are still the ‘“beacons.”” W \W_ wEARE PRACTICALLY THROUGH wwww WW By with allonrCustom House delays— WW and the imported novelties ure *‘at FAIL TO SEE THEM. I WILL OPEN A CASE OF PARIS HATS AND BONNETS TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1801. THIS 18 A GENERAL INVITATION TO ALL TO CALL AND INSPECT THIS EXHIBITION OF ART AND INDUSTRY. 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. mh home” to early callers. The home makes we are getting together as fast as we can. ACKETS, REEFERS, BLAZERS,CAPES, BBB uu ” fo & Hi i PELE s ae a : can LONG GARMENTS—they Bar 244 CU OBES By ‘JIS are familiar names, but they are modeled differently from any you have ever seen before. ‘Made better—you know the general tendency is to “throw” ladies’ garments together. That ‘sort of work don’t suit our love of thoroughness, 0 every stitch has been taken with caro. we y RESERVED ALL THE RIGHTS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. MARCH’S MAGNIFICENT ARRAY OF BARGAINS In our CURTAIN DEPARTMENT. tw Yr to show each selection we made— and you don't need to worry about ‘We call uttention to a special sale for Tues- day of Madras Curtains and Drap- our advertisement in Saturday's Star the SURAH SASHES were iwentjoued as being 255 yards. This was an error, as it should have Leen 45 yards long. So it should be Surah Silk Sashes, 44g yards with knotted fringe. 0 each. —Tuesday, Wednesday and ‘Thursday—we will have a SPECIAL MARK- DOWN SALE OF NEW GRENADINES. Note the following reductions: All-sik Brocaied Grenadines, in Syard lengths, for overdresses, 4 patterns in all. Regular price, 82.25. Special MARK-DOWN: Price for 3 days, $1.50 yard. Syards All-siik Checked Grenadine. Regu- lar price, 81.50. Special MARK-DOWN price for days, $1.25 yard. cries by the yard. Prices cannot be equaled for the saine qualities, style of ours becoming common. Instesd of wetting large lots—we did just the opposite— ‘ordered sparingly of each style but spread the variety. Every presentation will be new. Old 1 piece Brocaded Grenadine. Rernlar price, s SPECIAL PRICE for 3 days, 1.15 yard. 1 piece Surah Silk Striped Grenadine. Regu- lar price, #1. Special MARK-DOWN price for ‘Sdays, 0c. yard. 2 pieces Handsome Grenadine, with faille silk stripe. Kerular price, $1.25. Special ‘MARK-DOWN price for 3 days, 81.15 yard. 1 piece Armure Square Grenatine, all silk, extra quality. Recular price, $2.50." Special MAKK-DOWN price tor3 deys, #2 yard. 2 pieces Polka-spot Grenadine, all silk. Regu- Jar price, $1.25. Special MARK-DOWN price Striped Grenadine,’ all 3 $1. Special MARK- DOWN price for 3 days, 90e. yard. We atill have the Washington ageney for the STATEN ISLAND DYKING COMPANY. ALL work guaranteed. W. A. PIERCE & 00., Buccessors to E. G. Davis, TAG Market Svace, Cor. Sth ot. SU ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, ‘Branch of 8. Cohen & Co., Boston. ‘We request inapection of a very received, * ae wide, al} &, COHEN & co., ‘23 ith #. ow. ie ig Aad ‘stock can’t be found where ft never has been. $2.75 Tinted Madras Curtains. 78 pate ALLS We. Tinted Madras, 36 inches wik le. yard BO WOR SUITS LAST WINTER ‘35e, Tinted Madras, 40 inches wide... 2e. yard gave us a pointer—You would buy freely if, Entirely new stamped effects, 27 to 50 inches ‘wide, from Se. to 75c. 8 yard; worth 50c, to 98e. ‘you could gets line to select from. Just look at ours now—and the Tea Gowns—and the Coin Spot Muslin, White and colored........20c. yara| Fancy Waists. Of courw our stock is not com- Lic. Tut. Coin Spots, 10c. yard | plete, but st is “getting there” rapidiy. New Silkolines, beautiful patterns, 10c. and 6c. yard 2le. yard 10s. yard SAKS AND COMPANY, ‘THE BEST STOCK IN TOWN, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH STREET. AND GREAT BARGAINS IN NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS. CHENILLE PORTIERES,| it LINENS, ke. Dovarass & Buo.. INTEROCEAN BUILDING. 612 NINTH BT. N.W. SPEOIAL REDUCED PRICES In our STAMPED LINEN DEPARTMENT. Buresu Scarfs, 13 yants long, from 215 to &e, + cant wane eae) br tet— ‘Tray Cloths, oblong, from oval, Our newly equipped Millinery Department is worthy of your earliest attention. are showing noveltiesin Pattern Hats and Bonnets, Untrimmed Hats, ‘materials for trimming, Rib- bons, Flowers, &e, which you will not be able to find elsewhere. All wold at our usual POPULAR PRICES. BAURI'S POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. Fon Easren, RP to Be. 1t Delightful for the tollet and exquisite as 0 Perfume. $1,508 ylnt, and in 50c. and Sic, ‘bottles, . AMERICAN COLOGNE is only $1.00 pint, ee eee eee ‘more expen- sort. - ‘i A FEW OF THE SPRING STYLES WE WOULD HAVE YOU NOTICE. J line of Ali-wool Dark Gray Mixed Tweed Suits—single breasted—plaited front and back— new style pockets. Sizes 5 to 12 years. —#5.00 each. — 2 line of Medimn and Light Tam Cheviot Suits—new style—plaited backs and pockets— half lined. Sizes 5 to 12 years. —#5.50 each, — 1 line of Gray and Brown Mixed Cheviot Suits, in two styies—plaited, with belt or douvie breasted—perfectly finished. Sizes 4 to 14 years. 85.75 each. — 1 line of Dark Gray Plaid Tweed Suits—sinzle breasted—plaited back and front—medium Weight. Sizes 4 to 12 years, —86.75 each.-— 1 line of Fancy Mixed Cheviot Suite for the ‘small boys—cutaway jacket—vest frout—cout ‘beatly braided down front and on sleeves—some- thing new. Sizes 4 to7 years. —#6.75 each. ‘1 line of Fine All-wool Plaid Cheviot Snits— double breasted—plain back—extra side pocket ~heat, durable and dressy. Sizes 10 to 15 years, 87.75 each, — 1 line of Plain Dark Blue Tricot Suits— doubie breasted—plain back—fast colors. Sizes 10to 15 years. --—#9.50 each. —— Anew line of Boys’ and Children's Spring Hats and Caps. (Third floor, 10th st. buitding.) Baxnoo Eases. We have fortunately secured another lot of Bamboo Easels, measuring five feet high, at ~—B8e. each. — On sale Tuesday morning nexs 63a floor, 2 annex.) pei cstnaeniche: cece MES s Four Tuoveuts Ix Reapy-Mave BEDWEAR. ‘Hemastitched Puro Linen Pillow Cases, ——225¢x36 inches, @1.25— 25x36 inches, $1.75— —* pair.— Hemstitched and Embroidered Linen Pillow Shams, —#2.75 a pair.— Hemmed Linen Sheets, 2x2 yards, —#4.50 8 pair.— ‘Hemstitched Linen Sheets, 24x2% yards, = Tunez Sprcunres Ix Groves. ‘Ladies’ 4-button Real Kid Gloves in Tans, Browns and Black, —81.-15 a pair.— Ladies’ 4-button Suede Gloves in Tans, Modes, Grays and Black, with feather-stitch ‘embroidery, $1.25 a pair.— Ladies’ Gauntlet Bubber Gloves for domes- the use, —$1.25 a pair.-— st floor, 11th st. building.) r Tunez Nox-Cowrermve Ireus Ix /NDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. 100 dozen Ladies’ White Lawn Aprons—broad hem--tucks above—wide ties, —e. each. — 100dozen Ladies! Muslin Drawers—ruffle of Hamburg—three tueks above, —Se. a pair. Poplin Bkirts—yoke of silesia—plaited ruffle, —30e. each. — (2a floor, 10th st. building.) Movasixe, Nose Vers AND VEILINGS. Inour exclusively Black Goods Department ‘we show a complete assortment of Nuns’ Veil- ing Veils, and Naus’ Veiling for Veils, in All-wool, All-silk, and Silk and Wool Veils, Sheer and med um weights, —-83.75 to $9.50 each. — All-wool Nuns’ Veiling, Sheer and medium weights, —ise. to 83a yard. — ‘Silk and Wool Nuns’ Veiling, 81.25 to 83.50 a yard..— All-silk Nuns’ Velling, very sheer, specially desirable for summer wear, ——- $2.50, 83.50 to 84.500 yard.— (st floor, annex to 10th st. building.) Srartoxexy Deranrwesr. A convenient and novel arrangement which has just made itsappearanceis s STATIONERY CABINET, having a lid and drawer—similar to Jewel casket—containing five quires of either Peerless or Franklin Linen Paper and five pack- ‘ages of Envelopes to match—extra fine quality— plain or ruled—inade expressly for us. —ic. for the cabinet complete. — 4,500 Tablets for Schoo! Children. Sizes ‘3x5 to 8x10 inches. —1 to 10e. each.— ‘Marcus Ward's Tower Writing Paper, —Sie. 8 box. — Royal St. George Stationery—plain or ruled— ‘48 sheets of paper and 48 envelopes, —-2he. & box. ‘Fancy Boxes of Stationery —24 sheets of paper ‘and 24 envelopes, —ie. » box.-— (First floor, 11th street building, Uruorsteay Depanruenr. ee ‘We have for sale at our Flannel Depart- ‘ment, first floor. an accumulation of Ein broidered Flannel Remnants, in lensth from ‘Lig to 2iy yards, some of the cheaper grade, ‘more of the better grade. About 35 Rem- ‘Bante all together, which we have marked at GETTING RID PRICES. ‘These will do nicely for Infants’ Wear, also for Ladies’ Skirts. A good opportunity for economical people. iicieisnethanidgnnclaplsaapnineasasisecsbelediaiteeings CLUB BaA@s. We can give you An excellent ‘Traveling Bax in Imitation Alligator Leather, Choice of @ sizes, tor ‘We. ‘THIS 18 AS GOOD A BARGAIN aS YOU EVER HAD. We have just receiveda fall lineof Summer, Gingham Dresses. suitable to wear with wamps, in checks and stripes, im all shades; Dud! sleeves; inserting and embroidery trisu- mings, €1.68, 82.25. French Gingham Dresses, in Polka Dota, one of the latest designs, with embroidery trimmines, $3.08, White Linen Gamps, embroidery and in- serting and tucks, GSe. to $2.08. Ladies’ and Children's Cleopatra Hate, in checks and solid colors, 68 and The. Children's Embroidered Mull Cape, from Black Eubroidered Silk Caps for 62.25, $2.98. Caps in Silk and Plush, sold for $3.25, re- Anced to $1.98; will St children 2, 3and 4 years old. Only 12 of these left. Our stock of New Spring Gingham is now openand onsale. All kinds of Wash Ging- hans. We take pleasure in announcing ‘that we «uarantee all our Ginxbams to ‘stand washing. Entirely New Silk Stripe and Plaid Ging- bam, 50c. yard. 300 styles in 32in. Zephyrs. AU the 200 beautiful styles, 32-in. wide; Scotch Finish Ginghats, 18e. Equal to any sald here before at 25e. pants Our stock of 10 and 1234c. Gingham bas Bo equal. ‘We can give you 1,000 styles toselect from. These goods are also fast colors. ‘Mail orders for any of the above goods will Feceive prompt consideration. OUT-OF-TOWN PEOPLE Can make our store their headquarters when they come here, We will attend to any little commissions for you. mb9 420, 422. 424. 420 7TH STREET. Q)U% THREE-DAY ALL-AROUND SALE IN every department is just immense. Prices that tell a wonderful tale of bargains. Do not fail to be one of our customerson this occasion. It holds good for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. If you do not re- meinber the prices refer back to the Star of Saturday ‘or the Post of yesterday. Large placards attached to ail special goods. THE COMBINATION, 12TH AND F STS. mb9 KAUFMAN & SICKLE. Canmar & Lewy. All-siik Grenadines, plain and striped, extra value, at #1 and 81.25. ‘Silk Drapery Nets.—We are showing special good values at 90c., 1, $1.25 and 81.59 yard. Our SSc. Henriettas are equal to any $1 goods Offered. We havea line of ail the new colors— new Grays, Tans, Dove, Modes and Browns. Biack and White Plaids and Checks, 50c. and up. 10% apring time ana our spring stocks complete, but ifs nut epring weather. Teasun for three imtnorments to anticipate PARIS ROBES.- We merchants Jedand in turn mislead, You'll Roya! some of the iemtical dress “EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS” in Tans, Modes show to advantage forming monster plaids and the tufts of forming small and lance figures. UMBRELLAS. tations.it's also good thing that t inuttated. frames, are reiueed from #1.25 to ‘with 26-inch frames from @1.50 to toe them the ame as if you paid reralar Apltt within one year of cham. A written guarartes for your protection amd ours. PARASOLS.—Entire new stock at «pecial prices— Prices you should appreciate. For instance, the Car Fiage Shades of silk and satin, lined, marked @1.48, cannot be bought elsewhere at less than 1.73. special price is $1.39, RUBBER GOODS. Silver Gray and Black Cirea- lars, with hood, warket At 81.00, Small, medi Price. Proportionately cheap are the lately received: London novelties im Mackintoshes, for men and ladies, GLOVES. — Immense purchases direct from the makers, with correspondins lance males at snail profit, enables the Palais Royal to offer loves at SB. cents that retail usually at considerahiy higher price, Our 136° spectaities are. Genuine Pigskin Mousquetatren, 4button Suede Kids, 1 4-button Preuch Kids, Fast Black aud al! the spring tints of Modes, Tans and Grays are here. The price fs temporarily reduced to 7¥ cents a pair tor chuice. UNDERWEAR. —€1.48 Skirts may be bowrhit to- inorrow for €1.25. Mere'sone with improved yoke uric flounce, 3-inch Torchon lace im and edge. Any Shirt you seemarked $1.48 you may clatm st #1.25. TS cents for AU-Sik Vests ts cheap if not for broken lots. We offer our Zc. Ribbed Silk Vesta, in anal, medium and extra sizes, in Black, Cream, Pink, Lav ender, White and Blue, for ouly 58 cents. Ribbed Cotton Vests, im all colors and sizes, alm at special prices 25r. quality for Icents, 3c. quality for Z conte. Ribted Vests and Pants to match marked: 50 cents are temporarily reduced to 44 cemis. HOSTERY.— Three pairs instead of two for ®1 ts the Special price for those Ribbed Liske Hose in spring tints of Modes, Grays and Tans. 7) ‘cents instead of ‘Ge. for the genuine “°C. G." Silk Howe, plain or boot patterns, Fast Black and all colors. @1.30 instead of 50 for our Heavy Kibbed Silk Hose equal tn quality to those usually 7 cents instead of 44 cents for Fast Black Lise Howe. 22 cents instead of 25 cents for Ladies’, Mines’, Boys and Children’s Fast Black Hose, The boy’ hose have double knees. come in sizes as lance ax 10 inches, CHILDREN'S APRONS. —The new stock is com- plete for children from 4 to 14 years. Prices range from 39 cents to $1.88 each. The special prices: 20 cents for fie. Aproms; plaid muslin, lace edges. cents for Gc. Aprons, made in Gretchen style. cents for Be. Aprons; India lawn, 32 tucks in waist, neck and arms trimmed with fine embroidery; deep hem ; wide strings. Only twenty-thive aprons left over frou last season, slightly sotled, reduced from @1.4% €1.25 and 81.15 to G cents. WRITING PAPER—15 cents pound—one handred sheets of linen uote paper, plain or ruled, for 15 ceuts. Quality that retaiis for 12 cents quire. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Do You Wear Surmrs: ‘We mean the best Drews Shirts. We have two hun- dred such Shirts for which the price should he €2.50 each. To be closed out at @1.10 each. Sites 14 v0 IK; three lengths of sleeves, finest pique and linen bosous | plain and hand embroidered. open front aud back. AS many Fancy Trinaned Men's Nicht Shirts; redeced from 7 to 50 cents. ‘THE PALAIS ROvAL. (Continued below.) 1891 Noveury Exunomentes. Our experience is that theexpensive Noveltics always, ‘sell best carly in the season. It would seem that those who can afford to buy unusually early can also afford to pay hirh prices. We mention this to remind you that the best novelties will be scarce lnter apd that Palais Koyal prices are not as List as usually prevail. NOVELTY DRESS PATTERNS. ‘These are 45 inches wide and contain material and trimmings for skirt and body. Let us look at some of the prettiest—you mig term them exciumve styles, there being so few of each. 616.50 for a pattern of Biack Nainsook I6inch, border of Migunette embroidered in natural colors, ‘Nine yards of narrower trimmins to mateh ° @18 fora pattern of Biack French Nainsook etn- broidered all over with White Daisies and Forget-Me- Nots, Avpliqued on Net. €16.50 for a pattern of Riack Ground, with Manaer- ites embroidered in Witte or Old Home. $32.25 for « pattern of Black Persian "Lawn, em- A big drive in Spring Skirts.—We offer these specials at 20-., 38c. and SOc. ench. The Wie. skirt fs worth 3&c., the 38c. skirt is worth 50c. and the S0c. skirt is worth Je. They will not last long. ‘Best Imported Zephyrs, Se. a lap. Best Luported Saxony, 12c. a hank. Best Imported Germantown, lc. « hank. Best Imported Spanish, 180. « hapk CARHART & LEIDY, $08 7th and 706 K ste. n.w,, mh7 PHILADELPHIA STORE. Leatoxs Or Prourr Bovens 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 % ix ARGUMENT. THATS A BUSINESS-LIKE ARGUMENT. ‘THAT'S A REASONABLE ARGUMENT. And If ourht to prove an anrument of sufficient force tu encourage you to “look isto things” during ‘the Limited continuation of this stupendous asle. AT G05 FENNSYLVANUA AVE. ¥.W. ‘| these dress patterns also wit broidered all over with White Wood Violets $9.90 fora Black Pattera, with 10-inch’ border of Roses embroidered in verions sbades of Pink 89 for dress pattern, with Biack Fuiku DoteandG-inoh order of roses. (07.56 for a pattern of Black Nainsook, with border of Cinararias in Pink or Lavender. 26 for a pattern with bewstitched border and Lavender or Yellow daisies embroidered abuve €U.98 for dress patterns of Back Nainsook, with borders of fol! and si!ver embroidery. ‘82°-The above are all warranted fast Black. The embroidery also guaranteed indelible colors. We have cream and Ponsee grounds and colored enbroidery. The prices are the SPECIAL & a ALE: DEMI-FLOUNCINGS, DEMI-FLOUNCINGS. DEMI-FLOUNCINGS. DEM!-FLOUNCINGS. DEMI-FLOUNCINGS. DEMI-FLOUNCINGS, DEMI-FLOUNCINGS. DEMI-FLOUNCINGS. DEMI-FLOUNCINGS. DEMI-FLOUNCINGS. DEMI-FLOUNCINGS. PALAIS ROVAL | ™