Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1891, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. ([3¥ New YORE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. WASHINGTON: a ‘346 Broadway New York. THE EVENING STAR has the fullext Local Cireutation of any Newspaper in the World. and as an Advi Medium is worth more than all the ether papers published in Washington. STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEM- BER 5, 1800. Lord Salisbury has discovered that England | Assets... can accomplish more by negotiations conducted | ‘ona proper basis than by claiming the earth, Pesery on olicies at 4 per cent. the air, the sea and the fulness thereof —to wit, - sca the American seal. In an adroit communica- tion addressed to the minister of his govern- ment here, with request that the same be shown The assets are invested as follows: bond and to Secretary Blaine, ho has signified bis willing- | Real’ estate and ness to submit the matters at issue between | , leant $33,788,000 48 England and the United States to arbitration. attics 63.807, 4g Salisbury, of course, endeavors in making the | (OsP*2? Guysur” on ‘heed aid 500, best of his case to show that the discussion as | , transit 0-3-0... 6,248,026 46 premise it has proceeded bas narrowed the aren of con) frrrad 1 nn 3,900,702 58 troversy by the United States abandoning the | M@rist yaltis of securities 0 pega claim that Bering Sea is a closed sea and falling | Sitaram back on the Russian ukase of 1821, which pro- | ey. hibited the approach, within one hundred — | Pm os Etpius above stated # dividend will be st and islands of foreign vessels and | pela itaiorate by Great Britain of the terms | ,aq',)7siness for 1800 shows increase over that of of the prohibition in the Anglo-Russian | In assets... treaty of 1825. Russia, he contends, did In rewipts, not and could not give rights of fish- |}! paxwents ing and navigation in the Pacific Ocean | in risks in fo =e to England, for they were not hers to give—|GRowTH OF THR COMPA! ‘they were natural rights. His central point | PAST DECADE. seems to be this: The rights of the United | New Insurance Issued. States are those formerly possessed by Finssia | J year [Ow NI and do not exceed those that international law | In Sear Isthy extends to all in open seas, the Bering being DURING THE Insurance in Force. Jan. 1, INNL SLD, ne 1, INS * | SHALL BE FITTED PERFECTLY. THEREFORE THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1891. Tax Ast Or Misp If the subject cam be led intos certain train of thought, of, if surrounding surest certain thoughts, it's not so difficult to read the mind of another. The writer dors not claim extraordinary Power, and yet he will be right, in nine cases out of ten, when he says that the readers thoughts, but a moment since, were on the subject of «spring cos- tume. Am I right? Ifa lady, the first consideration is the corset—the foundation of one’s costume—the corner stone which if not perfect ruins the whole structure, however beat tifal itmight haveteon. The pertinent question then 4s: Do you wear corsets best adapted to your figure? The Palais Royal helps you to answer the question by the employ of an expert who is a corsetiere in every sense of the word, and who has « stock comprising nearly 200 different styles of Corsets. Thusyoncan be fitted perfectly. A ROOM FOR THE PURPOSE. OUR EXPERT IS ANXIOUS AND WILLING TO GIVE AND RE- CEIVE ADVICE. ANY ALTERATIONS FREE OF CHARGE. SHE RECOGNIZES IT I8 AS MUCH TO OUR INTERESTS AS YOURS THAT YOU Reapixe. ALL CORSETS FITTED, IRRESPECTIVE OF PRICE. WE GUARANTEE ALL CORSETS. ‘Were we to guarantee unreliable Corsets they would, ‘be returned and thus we should lose not only in repu- tation, but in dollars and cents. We, therefore, can't afford to keep very low-priced Corsets—75 cents is tae lowest price at which a reliable Corset can be sold. Assets. like any other sea, gulf or bay that forms part | jan. 1. 1961. of an ocean. The British premier expresses | Jau. 1! 150!) satisfaction that the President is willing to | refer to arbitration what he conceives to be the | |. matters which have been under discussion be- | W tween the two governments, and while he does | jjiilis: _ not egree to all the questions submitted by Mr. | Joun Ciafin, Biatne (heretofore published in Tae Stan) he | VSP 2% says that no objection will be offered by Her | Alex: Stiweli Majesty's government to several of them. He | Piward ‘itarun, objects to the implication of rights growing | out of the ownership of the breeding islands and the habits of seals in re- sorting thereto, and states that Great | 1BALD A. Second View President. RUPUS W. WEEKS, Actuary. Britain is not \d to accede to such as-| DUS TiReron webs Cate: Sit ag “Medical Dizector. sumption as to the prescriptions of i Ce national law at the present time. In referring | J. G. PAN! a : to arbitration the general question of a closed | gp. HoWLANTS Jetty wens building, Baitimore. period in seal fishing he objects to the 38¢ of | Gyonay c. BOWERS, Meant hse words appearing to attribute special and ab- NonTSN P Sizect northwest, normal rights in the matter to the United | GroRGE W. LANE, Speciat Agent’ me D- States, and in closing he says that there is an | EHP eeet northwest, omission in the Secretary's questions, which he | T. D. HADDAWAY, District Manawer. has no doubt the government of the President | ii F eeetearthwest, c will be very glad to repair, and that ix the | LYMAN S. EMERY, Special, Agent. = tay: reference to an arbitrator of the question of | or en ae. what damages are due to the British sealers | J- FE. JACOBS, ee seized by the United States without the war-| Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia abd District of Tant of international law. mb7&11 No. B South'street, Baltimore, Ma. A great deal has been gained, since an early | ——————————_"" > and amicable settlement of these maturs is earnestly desired by both nations, in the ac- ceptance by Great Britain of the American offer of arbitration. The letter of Lord Salis- | bury to Minister Pauncefote is, in effect, an { official rebuke of the alarmists—some of whom have endeavored within forty-eight houra to embroil the two kindred people in war. The settlement of vexed questions by arbitration isthe modern way, and it is at once more Tational and more civilize: eee Ex-Speaker Reed in his summer retirement beneath the umbrageous shade of the spruce gum vine may contemplate, with whatever sat- isfaction there isin it, that only one Speaker of the House, and he a democrat—James K. Polk—ever became President of the United States. Moreover James K. like Thomas B. ‘was a stalwart partisan in the chair and was re- fased.a vote of thanks by the opposition. += General Agent. W. H. Hovoxtox MANUFACTURING COMPANY. We are offering our first-class stock to Cash Buyers at prices that will meet all competition. Onr Uphol- stery Department is an attractive feature in our busi- The tory aristocracy who have boycotted Professor Bryce because he wants to give the poor people of Great Britain access to the un- ealtivated mountains and moorlands will be forgotten long before the popular hi-torian and state-man. lis measure will be adopted after awhile, the interested British aristocracy to the contrary noiwichstanding. —s—____ Speaking of postage stamps and the adoption of some pian by which to prevent their being used @ second time, why doesn't the Pos master General try a chemical ink which will Wash clean off when eubjected to the treatment used in removing the canceling ink? ++ Cincinnati is somewhat agitated at present ‘over what she shall do to show her appreciation of having a U.S. cruiser named in her honor. It might be suggested that a large and commo- dious tank of nice, cool fresh beer, to be kept constantly loaded at the expense of the cruiser’s namesake, would strike the crew about right and at the same time be sufficiently emblem- atic. ness, and we are prepared to show a beautiful line of ‘Laces and Portieres of late arrival at prices that will | be of interest to youtoexamine our stock before pur- chasing elsewhere. 50 PAIRS NOTTINGHAM LACES that were for- merly sold for $1.75. Now they go for $1.20. See the Fringes we have for 10c. per yard. ‘Tapestries worth $1.75 and $2 for $1.25 per yard, China Siths, Se. per yard. ‘Special attractions in our Furniture Department. SIX-FOOT OAK EXTENSION TABLE FOR 85. THREE-PIECE OAK CHAMBER SUITES, $18, #50 AND 922. ——_—--___ One of the press associations—which for the sake of its family will not be named—in an- nouneing the death of Col Taylor of Louis- Ville, Ky., at the age of eighty-five, says he was “life-long” whig. then a republican and later voted the democratic ticket. This is not En- glish as she is wrote or spoke, but as she is tele~ @rapbed, and may be excusuble on the ground that she was struck by ligh:ning. es ‘We are the sole agents forthe North Star Refrigerator and Sweet's Baby Carriage. This Carriage hasa patent ‘wheel brake and adjustable rod for parasol. All of the Furniture on our fourth floor will be sola at cost this week. The question with the government of Brazil just now in the matter of the Mendonca-Blaine reciprocity treaty is: “Is Brazil controlled by the Brazilian government and her people, or ia ehe under control of British and German mer-| 18 chants, whose business and purpose in the new republic is merely to make all the money they esa out of it ——_—_—+-—____. ‘The Farmers’ Alliance of Kansas is disap- pointed with the work of the legislature of that state because the returns do not show that the legislature wisely favors giving the earth to the | * alliance, which, by the way, is what the alli- | ance always wants. | ‘W. H. HOUGHTON MANUFACTURING CO., 1218 AND 1290 F ST. ¥.W. > BERD ROSEY | Tue Provex Turse The Cincinnati umercial Gazeite is cer-| tainly not an organ of the Weather Enreau, or = . subsidized one. It notes the eam-| PPP, ERR BRE TT ss, at least nota subsidized one. It notes the cam-! FPP, F PL IT os paigu allegation that «flock of wiki geese re-! FPF ER ERR RRR YY Sus. ound northward throngh Ohio turned — fixe HORE ER Y Byg3 2 duck when they saw a coll wave flag flying, and says that they were pardonable for believing | the signal, inasmuch as they were gees. | —- © you noticed that on all the spring costnmes: EY play trimming? Somewhere tucking a “‘band."a “tab’y ty all right for beth the and the United States of Brazil. Pounded in | wisdom and amity, it stands in reason and self- | Protection. nest be there, alk about. Im the first You lave had many shade. ‘The hand of fashion has dabbled —s-o— . | into so many colors as to rendera largeline finperative. ‘The latest dispatches from Chicago announce | It will not pay youto put poor trimming on anice Pee Mad aap-aasee ast Po call fron | Se=s—ond unless VELVET is frst clase it isn't worth ig sir ship wi Feadly to sail £FOM | the snap of your fuer. Nothing will show its cheap- that place within sixty days and will carry a! new quicker. THe SURETY OP QU few pansengers to New York. At this point | WITH ALL OF bs po Say aay _ _- Cl | on ap—you can ask for any shade at all-black if sou learenep vse <tus to tet Chieage SEES ent | SST cana. Jos uae sanaumpingeren neo life insurance compavy in the country will | oods along—or if you bought itof us, which you could i sue policies on the paswengers, even at the | have done to your advantage—remind us of the shade ost prosperous rates. and see how easily we will find the VELVET to trim _ es with London Jnrration announces the discovery |, Tit bundred and one objections you all have to skirt ‘ ‘ is have been overcome by ‘betitutiog VI @f the Koln nut, which, if placed in the mouth | TeEN Fuchws. The tne cost iva litle plang 4 of the subject. at once restores to rectitude the | edie ncenntyaea ngs ter pepe engine ‘Very worst case of intoxication. It is too late | 9 Week after you try it. oe ae ee on kid shoe tops, VELVETEEN is gentle and still it is mom, howover. Conguess hao adjourned. — | Ta to-evars Guta rw prises the Sout tome pouene ~ thout here. Ona joint ballot for annexation the sixty- | CORDUROY makes a perfect armor of style and two million members in the United States will | dnrabiity f you area cota aes oc capa <tiaes " ms | imal. it makes ys? suite are sow under the five millions in Canada clean | Mind. And it mutes tnto | But don't tramp the city over bunting matching ee ere shade in VELVET, when we are sure to have it~and In reply to 2 corresponlent who asks: “What | you certainly will sive our quotations the credit of be is retaliatory reciprocity?” it may be said that | ius most reesouabie. | it is reciprocity which reciprocates. | i —_——-—____— ‘Maurst Halstead, who by the way is nota very reliable demoerst, save that Lieut. Gov. Jones ia the cemtral figure in New York politics at present. England now knows what « blizzard is with- out hunting it up in an American dictionary. dn ipo Pe RE The British Lion and the American Eagle may fap together yet. SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” ‘NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ESTABLISHED 1840. mht Kt tts at SSSI SSeS “«pnoor. ” ave. — ifferent ways—but tobe per- | ‘To have just that | Our prices start at 75 contsand end at $250 pair—all wuaranteed. SPECIAL SALE PRICES TOMORROW. ‘75e. **Palais Royal” Corsets for 49. $1.25 “Queen” English Coutil Corsets for $1. $1.50 “A la P. D.* Corsets for $1.:19. 75 **A Ia Venus” Corsets for $1.50. 4&7 Short, stout ladies, unusually tall Iadics and all those who bave experienced trouble in being fitted are Tespectfully requested to interview our expert. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Frower Garvex Ix A Wixnow. ‘The display of flowers in the window of No. 1117 Pa. ave. has been the cause of many complimentary Temarks and funny incidents. The lady in charge of the department will assure you that this isafact: A xentleman walked up to the counter, threw down a twenty-five-cent piece and asked for a bunch of violets like those in the window. A bunch is handed to him, ‘he smelis them, throws them down, snatches np his quarter and hurriedly leaves the store. His actions, his looks, his very silence told that he thought they were real violets, A bunch of roses—American beauties—are in a vase inthe window. The discussions that occur as to whether they are real or not have almost parted friends. And so with the bunch of Iilscs. There is every flower that grows—that is beautiful—in that ‘window ; bunches at 35c., 48c. and @8c. that are at- tracting crowds to the department. Ribbons, too, 1¢-inch wide for 8e., 2inches for 10c. and 2pinches for 12c., such as usually cost 12c., 15e. and 19. a yard. Not adesirable shade missing. Oruzr Srecuar Prices. Paris Robes—dress patterns of Camel's Hair and Cheviot—at $10, $14 and $13, that should retail from 815 to 820. Genuine Gloria Umbrellas at Oc. instead of 61.25. Rubber Circulars at $1.00 instead of $1.35, All 9c. Gloves reduced to 7c. Ribbed Silk Vests, Sc. instead of 75c. Hose to match, Lisle Hose, itic. instead of 50c. ‘Writing Paper—100 sheets for 15c., quality generally sold at 12c. a quire. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Fovrreesra Axsvaz “Opexixa oF JACKETS, CAPES AND WRAPPERS Occurs THURSDAY, FRIDAY, 8ATURDAY, ‘March 12, March 13, March 14. Ew" We find it necessary to devote the balance of this column to ladies" garments, but remind you that the entire stock of Children’s and Misses’ Dresses and Jackets have also arrived, and are now on exhibition ‘and for sale at special prices, details of which will not be published until Friday evening. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Lions 1891 Jacxzre. ‘The Reefer and Blazer are to be the favorite styles. Let us first look at the Blazers. Prices range from @5 to $20 each. The following special prices for the “opening.” €4—Black all-wool cloth, square collar embroid- ered with Black silk braid, fastening of silk cord, @5—Black and Navy Cloth Blazers, square and rolling collars, Silver and Black silk braid em- ‘96—Black ami Navy Cheviot Blazers, square col- lar with four rows braiding. ue z 96.50—Plain Tailor-made Cheviot Blazers, tight back, roll collar, cord and tassels. 96.50 88-Biack and Navy Blazers, with roll collat, faced with silk. $9—Black, Navv and Tan Camel's Hair Blazers, ‘square collar with sixteen rown braiding, satin faced. $10—Navy and Black Cloth Blazers, with square collar beautifully embroidered, satin faced, ‘silk cord and heavy tassels... $10-The London novelty—Coaching Blazers of Black serge, front and sleeves with braid orna- ments, ottoman silk facings... @11—Black Diazonal Cloth Blazers, braid bind- ing, Medici collar, satin facings, elaborate tassels to the silk cord. $10 #10 @11 $15—Black Cloth Blazers, with collar and front of ottoman silk, fancy braid binding and em- Cloth Blazer, with satin-lined double-bressted waistcoat, which is detachable. ‘The coat is silk lined throughout and braid bound. ‘ailor- made. | THE REEFERS, | s5~Black Cheviot Reefer, a facsimile of the natty Coaching Reefer now thestyle in London. ‘The same diazonal side pockets, the sane big bone buttons, the sare roll collar, the same neat fit at the back and waist, 96 Black cheviot, braid binding. ‘$9—Heavy Ribbed Serge Heelers, Black and Navy, braid binding, monster buttons. 89—The latest from London—Reefers, of Black, ‘Navy and Tan broadcloth, with Norfolk front, Toll collar, lap seams, braid binding... $9-Camel's Hair Serge Refers in colors and of Black diagonal cloth, ‘€11—Reefers a In marine—Navy and Black serge, ‘with wold braid ornaments, braiding and gold buttons metecewoel os $12—Tan and Navy Cheviot Reofers, with elab- orate gold braid embroidery, buttons, &e. 814—Reeters a le militaire, Black and Tan diago- nal cloth, with Black braid ornaments and fast- ‘year buttons; setin lined throughout.............004 @1G—Navy Giagonal cloth, cokd braid at three back seams, fold ornaments, binding end but- $17—Nevy Camel's Hair Roster, scalloped gold ‘bratd front, sleeves, he. ; gold buttons...........017 ‘THE CaPEs. ‘The “Bernhardt” to the correct style, with tight Yack amd falling loose over the shoulders, resching ‘below the waist. Prices range from @7 to 16. pace does not permit detaile. ‘THE PaLAls ROYAL, a LISeER, Cor. 22th ot. and Penn. sve. [+é+[- Necessrrry Kxows No Law. ojo ¥, JOULL, REMEMBER LAST ofo ‘winter closed in on autuma all bed poi (of a sudden—and that shut us bg xh off short with between seventy-ive —— ele andabundred CRILDREN'SLIGHT ——- WEIGHT OVERCOATS. What were —— elo we to dot You hed no use for efo eae them then—cold as it was—so we just aR of had tocarry themalong till now. But of, —— here must beanendof'em. Ournew ——— fo stylea are arriving—and these must of 0 —S-“Tmove on.” Nothing wrong—except —— of theyarecuton last fall's patterns of 0 = and tat dont burt em abit. a ojo The Stones) ofe —— areee.so. Ato1z year, clo The @5anes —_ efo ~ are 83. with and < clo The 8G ones without oro wees. capes. : clo ‘The @tones — oro <_ area. AD wool, . oho The stones a ofo Be ai ce a re clo (If this im't the biggest slashing of 0 —— we've ever given Overcoat prices of and in the morning of the season, of 0 < to0—when they're needed tha most. —2 oto acs ofo ° SARS AND COMPAXY, clo STOCK MOVER! fo “_ PENN. AVE. AND SEVENTH ST. —"— ote p Rerey g2e44 reEee aa, eee _aa4 REEKE 42505 The people seem to know a zood thing ‘when it is offered thera, ax our sales for past few days can testify. Tomorrow and Friday winds up the balance of these goods. Will you be one of the many who have been fitted out of them? ‘These Prices must close them ou ‘The balance of those Ladies’ French Kid Button Boots go at $2.40. Regular price #4. ‘The balance of those Ladies $3.75 ‘Hand-sewed Dongola Button Go at 82.35. ‘The balance of Cousins’, Cox's and ‘Morrow's Shoes xo at 92. Regular price #3 and $3.50. ‘The balance of those Ladies Extra LADIES Quality Soft Dongola Button and Lace fo at $1.60. FINE Remular price $2.50. The balance of those Ladies’ $1.75 and FOOTWEAR. €2 Fine Kid and Pebble Button go at $1.20. REMEMBER FRIDAY WINDS THIS SALE UP. A a & fal mbGeo3m 824 7th st. DAILY BUSINESS COMMUNICATOR. SPECIAL SPRING OFFERINGS IN OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT. NEW ARRIVALS. NEW ARRIVALS, a ee Long Capes with gold braid, $5.87. ‘We are showing an elegant Black Reefer Jacket at $4. Sizes 22 to 44. Spring shades in Blazers, $2. tual value, $3.76. Striped Biazers, $2.95: actual value, 93.75. PS ice eS eee Our spring stock of Parasols is here, without » doubt the prettiest and most carefully selected as to desixn, shape, ‘workmanship and handles ever shown by any one house. We have decided to mark 125 Surah Silk Parasols, 22-inch, in all leading ‘shades for spring, with elegant border, also in plaids, ail shades, at $2.95. We have just received 400 Parasol Covers for Baby Carriayes, the pretties: designs ever shown by us. Prices range as follows: 2le., 25e., S7c., :1Ge., 47c.5 G7c., 75c., 88c., Oe. Up to $3.40. ‘We gaarantee prices on thes? goods as Jow as they can be bought for. We have direct communtestion with ‘the manttfacturers, therefore ‘ve save for you the middieman’s profit. MORE GOOD NEWS. ‘We have placed on our ccunters, 2d floor, 100 dozen Ladies’, Misses’ and Bove’ sure warsTs, Satine, Percale, Outing Cloth and Linen Lawn, that did sell for 98¢.. 8Ue., 75c., Be. and5ve. All will be marked with one uniform price, | ‘Ladies’ sizes, 32 to 338, Misses" sizes, 12 to 18 years. Boys’ sizes, 4 to 13 years. SPRING HOSIERY. A wonderfnl collection of Spring Hosiery for Ladies and Misses in all the ideas, starting in price at :25e.. ending only when the finest quality Silk ones are reached. REMEMBER THIS: ‘That we are the Washington agents for the celebrated Dr. JAEGER’S SANI- ‘TARY UNDERWEAR. This is indorsed by the entire medical fraternity a health-giving and health- preserving. Everything in Dr. Jaeger's catalogue stocked by us. folid Gold Rings and Scarf Pins with Genuine Diamond in 25 different de- signs for 82.90. Faeh and every one warranted. See these at our Jewelry Counter. SOLID SILVER THIMBLES, Rie. ‘These will fit Ladies or Misses, Tobe found at our Jewelry Departinent. NEW BELTS. NEW SASHES. ‘The styles are much diversified this ‘Year. Rcores of new innovations. Card Cases, Pocket Books, Bill Books, THE STANDARD FASHION PATTERNS. Weare the Washington agents and the ‘only ones for theve patterns. ‘These are ‘8 deckled improvement on all other pat- tems. This fact is conceded by many of the best dreasmakers. ‘They are certain time savers. With these you can be your own dresmnaker. ‘Send tor Fashion Sheets. LAN S: BURGH % BRG.. ‘Some excellent good values in new stuff. Hand-knit Bootees, White, with combination of Pink and Blue; Seizes... eens BO ‘Hand-made Shirts, made of food quality sephyr..2lc Hand-made Shirts, made of best Saxony yarn. ~ Bize 1, 306. ; size 2, 4c. :aise 3, 480, Infants’ All-wool Shirts, batton front, silk ound, silk stitch, pearl buttons. Sise2, Sec. ; sie 2, O8e. ; size 3, 78. Infants’ Pure Silk BibbedVests, size 1, $1.30; rise Se. Infants’ Long Slips, emb. on neck and sleeves, fluted fronf and feather edge. sone Me Infants’ Long Skirts, deep hem and 5 tucks.........416 Infants’ Lone Skirts, deep emb. flounce,2 clus ters of tucks, 5in a buncl@made of Lons- Infants’ Cambric First Shirts, Val. lace trimmed, all sizes, -12H40 Infants’ Emb, Flannel Shawls, handsome de- signs. Special for this aale ... $1.35, $1.50 Children's Drawers, 4 sizes, 1,2,3 and 4. 12490 ‘They are made with a cluster of tucks, deep hem. Pi #| g ooo MM INN OA 8 P% WAS BM TS AA $88 HERES HG eE oS Cod “oo? MMM Bud HN RN 2M THT HO ERE t Hf So? RRM T 12TH AND F STS., KAUFMAN & SICKLE, Spectar. Srvizs For Bors. WE ARE RECEIVING MORE OF THOSE PRETTY VEW STYLES IN BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S SU1TS EVERY DAY NOW. THE TWO AND THREE-PIECE SHORT PANTS SUITS ARE PRACTICALLY ALL HERE. AT ANY RATE THE ASSORTMENT 18 COMPLETE ENOUGH TO PLEASE THE MOST EXACTING BUYERS. BRING YOUR BOYS IN ANY DAY NOW. THERE 18 ALWAYS A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF SATIS- FACTION IN BEING AMONG THE FIRST ‘TO SELECT FROM A NEW STOCK. JUST A WORD IN REGARD TO OUR STOCK OF SHIRT WAISTS. WE HAVE MADE THE ASSERTION THAT IT 1S THE PRETTIEST AND BEST SELECTION IN TRE CITY, AND IF YOU WILL TAKEA at LOOK AT THE GREAT VARIETY OF EX- QUISITE NEW DESIGNS YOU WILL BE CONVINCED OF THE TRUTH OF OUR STATEMENT. ~B. ROBINSON & CO., AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, ‘mbll-e2o 900 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. PTT TTT TTS Wx. H. McKyews Dany Lerten. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1891. We have a larser attendance of buyers each Thureday — stock- Pruning sale's day. Tomorrow's offerings will be equally as attractive and numerous as heretofore, and should meet with your close consid- eration. CORSETS FOR LARGELADIES,— 10 pairs Fine White German Woven Corsets. Sizes, 24, 25 and 26. Re- duced from $1 and $1.25 to 38c. per pair. UNDERWEAR.—9 paira White Ribbed Pants. Reduced from 0c. to 2c. 37 Ladies’ Ecru Swiss Ribbed ‘Vests; high neck and long sleeves. ‘Reduced from 2c. tole. APHKONS.—The balance of our stock of 19¢. and 25c. White Lawn Aprons. Reduced to 125. HANDRERCHIEFS.—Ladies' All- linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, All-white and Fancies. Reduced from 12}c. to 8c. Men's 12}c. Linen Handkerchiefs for Be. ‘Children's 8. and 10c, Linen Hand- kerchiefs for 6c. SHIELDS.—5 dozen Impervious Dress Shields. Reduced from 15c. 1010c. each. HOSTERY.—Children's Fast Black Hose. Unly 9c. per pair. ‘Small lot of Ladies’ Fast Black and Fancy Hose. Reduced from 25c. to Re. GLOVES.—32 pairs Ladies’ 5-but. ton Fine Suede Gloves, Sizes, 5%, G, Gx, 6% and GX. Reduced from $1.25 to Te. 14 pairs Misses’ 6 and &-button- length Mousquetatre Kid Gloves. Bizes, 534, 5% and G. Reduced from 81.75 and $2 to 81. WAIST LININGS.—About a dozen Jeft of the Silesia Ready-made Waist Linings (all sizes), which were re- duced from 26c. to 15e, CHILDREN'S SPRING CLOAKS. Abandiul which were left from last season. These prices should sell them all tomorrow. 16 Children's and Misses’ Spring- weight Peasants; licht checks and stripes. Sizes, Gto 1d years, Were from $Gto 89. Choice tomorrow, $3. @ Children’s Spring-weight Long Cloaks. Two sizes—Sand 14 years. Reduced from 87.25, @8.25 and 98.50 to 83. LADIES’ SUITS.—1 Ladies’ Seo- ‘ond Monrning Serge Suit. Bite, 36, From §18 to $14. 1 Black Henrietta Suit, trimmed with moire silk. Size, 30. Reduced from $50to 825. 1 Black Brilliantine 81 Reduced from #36 to $25 1 Blue **Novelty” Cloth Suit. Size, 26. Reduced from $38.50 to 825. ‘#e-Other attractions throughout the store. ‘WILLIAM H. McKNEW (Buecessor to B. H. Taylor), $03 Pennsylvania ave. nw. at POLLLADBLGSAGRALSLAALRAABAAE Tue Lowest Patcrs EVER OFFERED ON CANVAS EXTENSION TRAVELLING CASES, 204neh $1.15 Waineb 5% We. 200, a STATE ROOM TRUNKS of zi OUR OWN MAKE. HEIGDE: Sieh, seach, Sach, 90inc, $3.50 84.00 84.50, 65.00 85.50 SSeenger mati, linen Lined, beess hes 16 18" TOPHARTS ‘1931 PENNA. AVE. ¥.W. —— = KIS@S PALACE, 812-814 7TH 8T., ARE NOW DISPLAYING ADVANCE a Ee STYLES 1y rw aon ot SEVENTH AND H STREETS NORTHWEST, FRANELE & CO. SPRING WILUINERY AND 1 1A8 A RU a 11 People do not buys Baby! | 1 {Carriage until they have ex-| 1 1 | amined the lines offered by the | { | www A B85 1 | different merchants, not only| | ‘¥uww * F Sas. { (that they may see the differs) | ww gas 8538 > { [ent styles, but also get the! | 1 lowest price. ‘Therefore, be-| | 1 (fore baying, we ask you to! | 4 Icome in and examine our line. | 1 41 Por variety and low price it) { } {has never been equaled, and! | 1 (cannot be surpasses, “ 11 The following will give you! | I anidea how our pricesran: | | EMBRACING ALL THR LATEST NOVEL- TIES FROM THE PARISIAN, BERLIN, LONDON AND DOMESTIC PRODUCTIONS. ‘WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF OUR GRAND SPRING OPENING. WORTH — Baxi Carriage, liraisenl a — 7. holstered im all- OUR PRICE, stroux running gear, steel sprines, 94.08," imalleable Lraces, satin parasol, ince cover. VARLULOU tee ateeeints A Square Bolly, Bleached Boat Car- WORTH riage, braided edie, fully upliolstered | a8. and tufted in all-wool rane. sith plas OUR PRICE, roll, strongrunningwear, steel springs, | $5.46," malleable braces, satin parasol | mina tiand We have the san inge an above, upholstered in silk plosh, satin para- | eu Worth $1 sinit A Shell Body finely polised ra bas fenders: fully Plush in po — ——— “Davo Niws» By E. P. Menrz. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1891. Ss rr Douglass’ Emulsion of Cod Liver On and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda stands alone as the best of the thousands ofCod Liver mixtures, It strengthens ‘weak lnngsand is the most efMfeacicus of all situtiar remedies for consumption and pulmonary troubles. Toe. tor lange bottle. —} ttt — 9 tt ‘The bargain counter has again been Stocked with goods below their regular ? istered in silk | ng gear: steel | 1 dentine A Handsome Made Polished Rattan | Body Carriage, with pockets and high | Deck: cane wound. fully upholstered in fine silk plush ; lias best gear,shaved | spoke and handuade wheels; coil | springs, nickel lub cape anc double | malleatile braces; white satin parasol, With deep border, silk lace edse. cidineieny toaienns A Handsome Dog Cart Shaped Car Tiage, polished reed; cane wound, with prices and i worth verbaul- WORTH — side bars, fully upholstered and tufted | ing. baie ate oer eu. fn finest Old Rose sik plush; finest | MERTZ’S DRUG STORE, OUR PRICE, quality moguette carpet; parase! of It S.e. cor. 11th and F sts. nw. $24.98. Old Rose satin with sith lace edge; best gear, shaved spokes and hand-anade ‘Wheels, malleable double braces, coil, spring. ORR POREOR ECM OEOEREOEDI MARCH 11, 1801. TTIT H A ERE 1 Conews Trrnnxe Stone, = Hall be ELEVEN’ ‘REET ‘a WEST. HOH EF bs ‘TH ST! ‘NORT! . = ie if fer Branch of 8. Cohen & Co., Boston. ad A n gan, NOTION DEPARTMENT. reo AA OH irae ‘We request » comparison of prices in our NOTION F aa H BE. DEPARTMENT and guarantee that our goods SEVENTH AND H 8TS. N.W, ‘are sold as low as the lowest and the ‘Quality is always the best. “Star” Brand Dress Shields, in cotton and silk, Black and White, are guaranteed in every particular, and werefund the money for every pair hot proving ‘satisfactory in every respect. ‘We carry also Fedora and Canfield Shieldsin all sizes, Frll line of Dressmakers’ Supplies. ‘We are recetving New Importations of ana | —— Coat Buttons, in white and smoked pear!, crochet, | — adit, steel, Jet and French horn. Colored Crochet Buttons, flat and bullet shapes. Our Handkerchief Sele, at the reduced prices, will (PRANKLE & 00.) WE CLOSE AT 6 P.M. SATURDAYS 10 P.M. For Tae Busy. Too little attention is generally Paid to the fit of Infants’ Shoes, ‘and thereby many a little foot is ‘unknowingly disfigured for life. Cate little Gray or Black Cloth Top Infants’ Button, with Don- ola or patent leather fronts, only 81. continue until all are sold. Our assortment of Infants’ a Shoes this season excels any of 8. COHEN & CO., our previous efforts. We have ih taken special pains to furnish our = —— young friends with *“toosies” ‘that are both pretty, ~ ‘ SSonemnensemaree PRO PE Tg gs oon ear cP Pe Our Infants’ 75c. Button aretle softest, best-fitting little Shoes ‘ever produced. Little Laced Shoes for Infants with the stiffenings running up to the tops, for weak ankles. in Black or colors at only “3c. Fiety and beauty. Wearenow showing many styles confined exclusively to us. SPECIAL FOR 25c. A YARD. 40c. Silk and Tinsel Gimps—ail colors......23¢. 8 yard. SOc. SUk and Tinsel Gimps—colors—Ser- pent, Heliotrope, Garnet and Navy........25. Tae —_ What do you think of a well- Prices of these — Shaped, smoothly finished real ‘cannot be duplicated — Dongola Button Boot at 50. ii egnpeniatd ay — Infants’ First Soft Sole Button WM. HAHN & CO."8 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 1G Seventh st., 1922 Penna. ave., 231 Penna. ave. s.e. at New Deranruests. ‘We have just opened two new and very attractive de- SPECIAL FOR 48c. A YARD. O0c. Silver and Gold Trimmings... ‘5c. Solid Color Silk Trhamings ‘se. Black Gimps—all new styles. ‘Toc. Colored Applique Trimmings... SPECIAL FOR 7c. A YARD. 98c. Jewel and Tinsel Trimmings. 81 Cut Stee! Trimmings... 1.25 Black Silk Ornament Tritainings $1.25 Gold Gimps. have a trimming about 2% inches wide in 25 different ‘shades, all silk, worth 50c. Special bargain, Ie. A YARD. 18 different shades of.wider trimmings, all silk; worth 68e. Special bargain, Se. A YARD. ‘The other department embraces the most extensive and attractive assortment of Exubroideries ever shown for the money. Hauburgs in all qualities from Sc. a yardup, Swiss Edges from 4c. « yard up, Swiss Flouncings and Half Fiounces as well as Cambric Flounces and Fast Black Swiss Flouncing. Among other extra values we ate offering a:4-inch Cambric Half Fiounce, heavily worked. Worth S0c. Special barwain, SPECIAL FOR 98. A YARD. $1.25 Tinsel and Bead Trimmings.. $1.50 Black Trimmings. $1.25 Cut Steel Trimmis 230. AYARD. 42inch Camibric Flounce, heavily worked. Worth ‘Te. Special bancain, Se. A YARD. Don't miss these bargains. Also call and examine ourattractive stock of the above-named departments, as We are sire you Will find something tempume. Anda matchless array of Trimmings from 15e. to $120 yard, comprising everything in the way of new ‘and stylish goods. Each line of the ahove Tepresentss great variety of styles. You can have no idea of the extent of W. A. Prince & Ca. Buccessors to E.G. Davis, 71D Market Space, (Commer seh Strest. THE MOST RIDUCULOLS MARK DOWN TET. On a special counter opposite the ‘Trimming Deyartment, im the center of the store, we have. Placed on sale about 5 yants of Fine Drew ‘Trimmina ot greatly reduced prices. ‘This let of Trimming comsiste of FINE SILK GIMPS OF ALL COLORS, HANDSOME SILK PASSE MENTERIES, SILK MARABOUT TRIMMINGS, MOHAIR BEAUD PASSEMENTERIE®, SILK CHENILLE MARaBOUT, In all Colors At the rerular prices these goods sell for Sie. ‘Te.. SMe, #1 end 2.25 yard. ‘We have pnt them all togetner and will give You your choice of any kind tn the lot at 20. » yard NOTR: Tha GREAT MARK-DOWN Trimming Sale will be for this week only-that's There day, Friday and Saturday cariyy vou want any at thet pr Srrcuis Exresonpixany Is EW MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Best Quality Muslin Skirts, made with hem, © 1 wide, lenecthe "0%, 40, 42, 44 inches. Rewular Price, €1.25. Our special price, fe. each, MUSLIN SKIRTS, with CAMBRIC ro fe, 7 sdeep. Cluster of 10 tucks in raite aml nsters of 3 tack with 2 lance tucks Detween clusters. Rives, 3K, 40, vous Wand, 2 ~ Special price, Pench. ALL CAMBRIC SKIKTS, with Sineh rule, 6 meh tucks tm ra Sin h tucks om skirt. Yoke bend, 30 inches, Mises, 2k Sy 40, 42. Recnlar price, @1 Our special Price, @1 exc GOWNS made of FINE CAMBRIC, with S tucks and inserting: shed wich ruftle of fine Our spec tal price, 2.00 each, MUSLIN GOWNS, with V neck; yoke of ks, ¥ back of em ET triumed 4x and 50, as, arecial price, * MUSLIN GOWN: und nek an 50. Our special price, 81M each, MUSLIN GOWNS, mock shape, tucked in fron frinmed with, 46, 48 and 50. Rewu- lar price, $1.25, Onr apecial price, 21.00 exch. CAMBRIC GOWNS, with tucked yoke, urned down hed by Price, $1.08, Mae; cutis and collar feather” a. Binea, 40,44, 50. Mewar Our special price, 1.0 each CORSET COVERS AND DRAWERS in extra sizes. We have a very lange and elegant sssort- maett of these goods at Prices, most MODER. ATE HR Romar aptesmte P, Srecut Ly Brack Siuxs FOR SPRING, Pinch FOULAKD Silk, Pisin Black, for S0e, yard Silk. #1.50 yard. ‘This ts the best value in the ci Srrciat Ly Unsreceas. 20-inch EXTRA Quality Gloria Cloth Umirel- Jas, with paracon frame and imported attral ood handles tu fifty different styles Rewular Price, #2. Our SPECIAL price, @1.08, We are the Washington agente sor the Staten Island Dyeing Company. All work guaran teed. W. A. PIERCE & 00., Buccessors to E. G. Davia, 7Av Market Soace, 1 Cor. th st. Jonxsox, Gansez & Co, 696 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ¥.W, Extraordinary offering of UNLAUNDERED SHIETS, ‘We have closed out from one of the leading mane facturers about 50 dozen Uniaundered Shirts, made of Wamsutta and New York Mills Cotton, full fas ioned and Linen Bosoms. We shall place them on sale today at the very low price of 4c. This ts decidedly the best value ever offered in the shirt line. In connection with the above we will offer the bal ance of our MEDIUM AND HRAVY-WEIGHT NET UNDERWEAR at less than cost, both White and Natural Wool. You may need an extra Shirt ore pair of Drawers. if you do this iss chance to save money. NEW AKRIVALS OF SPRING DRESS GOODS. We mention as a special good thing # 26-inch WORSTED SUITING, iu neat checks, stripes and viaids, at 30c. WASH DRESS Goops. Choice designs in Domestic and Seotch Zephyr, Ginghams, Outing Cloth, Pongees, Victoria Cloth and Sateens. Prices range frou 1c. to 2c. JOHNSON, GARNER & ©0., mbit 636 Pennsylvania ave. nw. J.C. Horentssox, IMPORTER, NOVELTY DRESS GooDs. ‘THE VERY LATEST LONDON AND PARIS DESIGNS. IN TRE ASSORTMENT WILL BE FOUND BUT —- oe eae oa SoS TORE ‘them. ! _- a ee ae tr _ in A 8 i it 7 88s BBB R AA Y sng BA Sou BM a8 8 POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, ee SEVENTH STREET. mhil D. & B: : ALL SPEAK AT OXCE. $12 NINTH ST., NEAR PF. In our CORSET DEPARTMENT. ‘The “WERLY"is » French Corset snd one of the ‘dest. Reduced from $2.50 to $1. ‘The “*BARATOGIAN.” Reduced from 81 to 75e. The “LUCCA” is a short Corset, French make. Re- Guced from $2.50 10 81. “300 BONE” French Corsets. Reduced from $2 to a. ‘The P.D. French Corset, slightly soiled. Reduced ONE PATTERN OF A KIND, AND THEY ARE THE CREME OF FORRIGN MARKETS. DOWT FAIL To SEE THEM. I WILL OPEN A CASE OF PARIS HATS AxD BONNETS TUERDAY, MARCE 10, 1901. ‘THIS 18 A GENERAL INVITATION TO ALL TO CALL AXD INSPECT THIS EXHIBITION OF ART AND INDUSTBY. YOUNG MEX ‘BE STAGGERING FOR CLOTHES WHEE THEY CAN GET A PAIR OF TROUSERS ‘MADE TO ORDER POR 05 OR 08 OR ‘A SUIT FOR 620 WHOSE EXCELLERCB OF CLOTH, TAILORING AXD PIT 18 TRE POUKDATION OF OUR SUOCRSE BRADOTRERT 4 00., 1617 PEXNSTLVAXLA AVE, ”