Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1891, Page 4

4 tHE ‘THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON TRURSDA’ ‘March 12, 1991. ef any Newspaper in the World, and as am Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. Sr "Correspondents are i/ormed that anony- mous communications sent fo THE StaR are not read. If matter is not worth the signature of the writer t ts not worth writing, much less printing One of the greatest difficulties the democrats will encounter in the organization of the Honse of Reprosentatives next winter will be due to the = that the southern states are no longer in Majority in that party as represented in Gongress. The old organization, based on « @euthern congressional majority, is no longer tenable and there are some democrats who Bold that the time has come for recognizing fhe northern preponderance, both as to the lection of chief officers and the constitution Prot e ox EE Tua Tse i AAS PAE POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. gi fF 4-3 “a Fh Ef Ft ERE ppD. TrITH TTT Eee FUSES hy ss A ERR m O&f & Ss00 2A Tue Eee Tomorrow. All odds and ends loft froin the “Star” sale will be placed ‘on the counters tomorrow at ridiculously low prices. Yourchsnce for «reat bar- gains. @ the lending committees. These new de-| nosieny. Derture men are found in both sections, al-| Ladies’ 5c. Pin Stripe Cotton How. ..1 Se., [3 pate 50e. though naturally more numerous in that | Boys Se. Extra Heavy blick Ribied Hos. quarter which has been heretofore left out in the organization. A ruport is circulated, which perhaps has no sufficient foundation, but ‘that the Representatives from northern demo- cratic districts will insist that if a southern industries are more nearly concerned with the subjects in charge of those committees. In other words, the custom of promoting the highest democrat in committee service to the chairmanship must now be more honored im the breach than the observance. At the head of the democratic contingent on twenty or more of these important committees. in- cluding the ways and means, appropriations, elections, commerce, river and harbor and judiciary, is a southerner, following tbe order of arrangement heretofore in vogue. A south- ern Speaker. according to the alleged prograin of the northern democrats, would be under ob- ligation toset aside the southerners and devolve the houors and responsibilities of leadership upon northern democrats. It is one of the peculiarities of the situation that there can be apparently no reciprocity of houors, ete., in the event a northern Speaker is selected; he would be, it seems, under this notion of the | domination of the majority section, obliged to | give the chief chairmanships and committee pisces to northern democrats in preference to those of the south. It is pointed out that so acted Mr. Carlisle, the last southern Speaker. ‘The south will probably retain only a few of | the chairmanships of great committees if it should win the speakership. In any event, the sweeping control of the House by southern men characteristic of several recent Congresses before the Fifty-tirst is not possible under the ebanged order of things. This is perhaps the ‘most striking single feature connected with the organization of the Fifty-second Congress. ee The Hlinois democrats have won « victory in which ebares x part of the Farmers’ Mutual Benefit Association. But the chief point in the senatorial election is the success of the highly interesting experiment in the Prairie state of choosing United States Senato-s by th. will of the people. General Palmer was not and could not have been constitution it/el ted by direc: vote of the people. Nominated by a party state convention, his party in the legislature having been instrneted by the democrats of Minois to vote for him, it did so unflinchingly to the triamphart end. The old idea of man of the fathers, and which has never been suc- cessfully exploded, that the states can be repre- sented in the Senate only by Senators elected by the legislatures, is now tobe changed, possi- bly by the action of the people of Illinois. The that comes second hand from nstitute a state —nlways an logical conception —is peculiarly so in these days of universal suffrage. It is surely com- ing—the state sovereignty in state affairs which divides with other states the exercise of high constitutional and original powers and whose legislative organ is based in both brauches on the immediate will of the people of the United States. The nomination to the state legisla- ture will be followed after awhile by the elec- tion of Senators by the people themselves. —— - ‘The practical point in the Bering business is the protection of the seal everywhere—in the North Pacific as well as in the Bering sea. This can be secured by arbitration, all the govern. ments interested agreeing to measures that will effect the purpose. It is understood that Mr. Blaine is prepared to show very conclusively the error of the Canadian contention that the wals are not being exterminated. In other words, he will produce facts that cannot be re- sisted in opposition to unsustained and inter- ested averments. There is general gratification im both couniries that this troublesome matter is now in a fair way to be settled on a basis that saves the substantial rights and interests of all parties to the dispute. +=, The fact that Senator-¢lect Palmer of Hlinois | isa free trade democrat and not extreme on the money question, while, at the same time, in high feather with the western farmers who advocate silver free coinage, makes him a pos- sible competitor for the presidential nomina- tion of his party. New York is divided be- tween Hill and Cleveland any way, and the im- pression somehow prevails there that the success of either in controlof the state ma- chine would destroy the chances of both be- fore the national convention. Hence the at- tention of some democrats is already turned toward Gen. Palmer asa candidate. His ad- vanced age of seventy-four years will, ho ever, be @ serious disqualification and a younger and more energetic man, like Mr. Morrison. would perbaps be looked upon with more favor by the western denweracy as their leader in 1892. ++ ‘The republicans have lost, including the Iii- nois seat, five senatorships this winter. The others were one in New York, one in Wisconsin, | one in Kansas and one in South Dakota. They will gain one in California by the death of Mr. Hearst. The net gsin to the democrats and their allies will be four, but the reduction to the late majority of the republicans will be eight, leaving that party with a majority of six im the next Congress. This will be a “close shave” for the republicans and will, with the overwelming democratic majority in the House of Representatives, force upon that party policy of great caution, facing as it does a presidential election in 1892. ———_ With Cuba to keep his fect warm and Canada to keep bis head eool, Uncle Sam should be « very hale and hearty old gentleman. ——__ 56 Premonitory symptoms of dissension in the unwieldy majority of the next House point with unvurying finger to the Hou Jerry Simp- 02 as Speaker. —.-——_— Now Mr. Cleveland does not remember having received « letter from Mr. Watterson. Can it be that Cleveland and Hill have organ- feed 2 combine against the impulsive Ken- tacky colonel? ——+s—__ Fraud and dishonesty may be the logical in- cidents of polities, but who 40 debased as to imagine that they should also be the logical incidents of basebailism? ———_—se Heary Watterson is getting enough news Peper notoriety just now to warrant him in going on the stage as a star. § oo ———_— Whatever else may have been ssid of Jerry ‘Simpeon of Kansas nobody bas yet dared to call him “eolonel.” Lieut. w. Jones of New York is possessed of (@o fatal gift of beauty. | ‘Sizes, Ladiow’ 0e., ie. and and Wool Vests, long or short sleeves, Whit Red or Natural. which illustrates the situation, to the effect | sewer: | Soe. Actually the createst ber, Se. Se. ri 0 e | 10e. bott le. 1 doz: % MWe. + G Be. 81 Ie. I Be-ine Breast Pius in crape desivns ated LEATHER GOODS. Books 8c. 8c. Fine Linen Heiustitebed Trays. ae and 8c. Extra Quality Satin Dunask or Hewstitebed Tray Be. BK. ant G. ISe. Covered Horn Bone, ail sizes and colors. Bernhardt Cabinet Hair Pins, 100 in a box, assorted... 10e. Vaseline Toilet Soap. Cooper Phrosteen, ros floral dente c. White-bac! NECKWEAR AND VEILINGS. We. to $1.50 Odds and Ends of Lace and Sets... DRESS GOoDs. -inch All-wool 30e. Tricots. 27-inch Ficuret Imperial Wrapper Cashmeres, beautiful desizns. plaids. Were 37igc. Red Ticketed. Red Ticketed... enh Olds and ends of Piain and Fancy Silks at greatly retuced prices. GLOVES. 1 oxta sires of Ladies’ Kid Gloves. je. Cashmere Gloves (laies’), ee. Boys’ Ringwood Gloves, HANDKERCHIEFS AND SHAWLS. 1c. Drawn Thread and . Tee e Swiss Ribled Merino each, 3 for 31 mnt Oe. Sterling Silver Thimblea.25e.each thina- ad Tunes, 3-re Eeeres: 1.25 Kutirely New Hair Pins and ered and ‘ise. Solid Leather Purses and Pocket Solid Leather Purses snd Pocket Books. Solid Leather Boston Bass... 3ts.and Poppers... Saplon Rings 50 Butter Dishes, led Licketed. FRAMES. Brass Photo Frames. Brass Photo Fra ‘Chenille Portieres, fringed. TABLES, EASELS AND PICTURES. $2 Pinsh-top Tables. ; $5.and 26 Hard Wood Tables $2 White $3 White a ST@MPED Ls) #1-4-4 Chenille Table Covers. LGold Easels, Goid Frame . TABLE COVERS, ETC. --O8e ‘broideries.29e. yard ideries. ......12'ge. yard pure ‘ Infants’ Long White broidered cape, {obe Warse Sortoxs. We. Silk Garters, silk bows and fine silve: werut Machime il Dxidized Garter Clasps . D-yant Roll Tape, Black or White. m Asworte] Black Hat Pin: BUTTONS. le. Sitk Tailors’ Buttons, all spring shades. Se. Rose Pearl Dress Buttons, all sizes...... dozen -strand Whisk Brooms iS Frow All-bristie Tooth Brush Brush aud Mirrors ‘triped Percale Cuffs and Collars . Infants’ Quilted polored Sewing-sii --B3%¢e. yard Were 27) h Exderdowns, Blue and Pink. Were 400. yard Scalloped Edge Hand- 7 $4 Black and Colored Sun Umbrell ‘984 Fancy Parasols, slightly soiled. i eetiocs taatiasatece oe seoe. 9. each Holored Half Hose, sizes 9, 93 and POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH STREET. Pie neistetteete ee ee SUVS TTS TS TTS TTS TTS | W m H. McKsews Danx Lerrzr. THURSDAY, MARCH 12, Is91. A little inclement weather for © chanee—next will come April showers. "Twas iucky we were stocked up on Umbrellas and Gossumers. We bave just Bliel & window full. Eyery one the best of its kiud for its price and segusranteed. A dollar buys = pretty fair Umbrella here. TTS TTS TTT 8 a the lous English For stylish youns ladies. STSSSSS Ts Sss sss sss cape. 19. pair OW IN PROGRESS Isa bona fide, legitimate and genuine guarantee to sell Ciothing of the Lest xrades; Clothing made by ¢2pert Baltimore tailors; Clothing manufactured by ‘Noah Walker & Co. at prices even less than the cost of material. The stock comprises a profuse display of warments made from all approved weavings. OVERCOATS IN BEAVERS, CHINCHILLAS, KER- SEYS, MELTONS, CASSTMERES, ELYSIANS, MONTAGNACS, CHEVIOTS, &e. 10TS, FLANNELS, NEAT MIXTURES, &e. (Pine American and Imported Weaves.) THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT 18 OPEN. SUITS IN CASSIMERES, FINE WORSTEDS, CHEV- Garments will be made to order until the entire splendid line of Choice Suitings now in stock is se- lected and sold. The display of Piece Goods in- array of New Spring Fabrics, recently imported. —— Test the Purchasing Power of Your Dol- lars at This Great Sale. Assignees of NOAH WALKER & CO., _ At the Old Stand, ay PENN. AVE. XxX. W. Ove Garar ALL-SILK RIBBON BALE.» 3,000 YARDS OF ALL-SILK RIBBON. TOMORROW AND SATURDAY ‘We will iznite with a flaming pricetheabove quantity of All-silk RiLbons, divided into 4 lots, im, with vatin edye, and the width is ), including all such shades ‘Tan, Mode, Livht Brown, &e. LOT 1. ALL-SILK RJBBON, tk. PER YARD. ‘This includes 4 and 5 width, Lot 2. ALL-SIK RIBBON, Se. This includes 7 and 9 width. Lor 3. ALL-SILK RIBBON. te. This includes 12 and 16 width. LoT 4. . ALL-SILK RIBBON. oe. ‘This includes 22 and 30 width. We are giving you ail-silk material at a price that you will pay for cotton gvods. You haveachance Friday and Saturday for these gouls, 80 do not come Monday should they be all sold and say that they were advertised for more than two ALL-SILK RIBBON FOR FRIDAY AND‘SATURDAY, THE COMBINATION, 12TH AND F 8T8., KAUFMAN & SICKLE. Greatest Shoe sale on record Monday next. See Sun- mh12-2t iN ew Noveuries Is Strona Roesersa | ‘New Patent Leather Bluchers, ‘Low and High Cut. Newest Novalties in Ladies’ Fine Slippers and Oxford Ties. White, Blue, Pink, Canary, Grays. Suedes in Colors, Silver Gray, Tan; Ox Blood, Green and Blue, White, &e. Also a full line of Colored, Leather Siippers and Oxforus, Artistically made. Specials to Order. A full line of Boys’ and Children’s Wear. WILSON & CARR, 920 F ST. N.W. Baltimore Store—4 and 6 Baltimore st. mh10-5t Ix Fir Fisisu Penrecr Axp AT ERE RRR RRR. ¥ Y ™ fe fut fat GF * Se kee k OE ' Y Sug = There must bave been a lot of men *‘shirt hunting”? When we opened that twenty-five dozen of UTICA MUSLIN SHIRTS at 62%. not long azo, for we no Soouer announced them than in they bean to come. It tsa vermanent grade now—and just suits us, You can never hope to get any better shirt for the price, because they cannot be inade. Besides having such & good firm body the bosoms are 2100 linen. | they should be to wear) and backed with Linen to vive them strength. All the seams are felled, and where all shirts tear they are reinforced You Would pay, mayie, a dollar for this same shirt un- Jaundered—but these are not ‘done up.” ‘There's the work and the weave unstarched—neady for inspection. measure. We kuow that s the “bugbear” in Shirts— for if they don't ft they are most agzravating. BUT THESE DO. In fect that isone of the first things we weearry. If they Were the “*purple and fine linen” of royalty and didn’t fit.they wouldn't be worth the room they gecupy.. We have one grade cheaper=50 CENTS. The **IN- VINCIBLE." DWIGHT ANCHOR COTTON, with 2400 linen bosom and ban? and hand-worked button holes. Don't you be afraid totry it on account df the price. ‘ ‘Two better grades—75e. AND €1—Theextra money's worth in good, sowad, solid, increastny quality. ‘The Ze. are the “AJAX” WAMSUTTA MUSLIN. The #1 Snirt we eall the “PERFECTION,” because it IS in every point unexcelled. NEW YORK MILLS ‘MUSLIN, three-ply bosom, patent stay and «turely braced at the tearable points, You cannot want any~ with you at once. FOR THE OTHER END OF THE DAY. ‘You know we “father” three lines of NIGHT ROBES —that for the money—we don't believe can be “come ‘The 50c. quality is 48 inches long, strongly secured seams, and the front is embruidered in Red and Biue, | with pearl buttons and s pocket, finished cuffs and & French yoke. The “SILVER KING” isthe grade—made of ‘Fruit of the Loom musiin and cut with the new French yoke. Pleuty long, pear! buttons, hand-made button- holes, plain cuffs and s pocket. ‘The He. ones are “touched up” more. They are fancy Swiss embroidered, with the frouts worked in Led, White and Blue, Silk feather-stitching on cuffs andcollar. French yoke, hand-made buttonboles, pearl buttons and felled seams. ‘There are very few men who make pretensions of knowing anything about inusiin and linen—who are able to “*see out" a flaw. On that score we know you feel perfectly safe to ‘stock up” here, for we never serve imperfections. But really—both these “*DAY” SHIRTS and the “NIGHT ROBES"—are well worth your money. SEATON PERRY, “PBRRY BUILDING,” 2 ‘NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. —1—+ ra nan’ pa. St fw bay thing better than this—and the price will make friends | cindes, in addition to the nsual offerings, a superb Do they fit? Ae wellas (f they were made to your | Hol | whether the patient FRIDAY I8 OUR GREAT PUBLIC SAVING Day. ‘Some persons imagine that there's no econ- omy in Remnante, but tt is a mistaken ides as you well know. When you stop to consider you ‘will very quickly see wherein these Week/y Remnant sales are of great benefit to the public. ‘Very often you can get the very thing you need at about half the regular price. You may want some kind of trimming to finish something you have started and you find a Remnant of the foods you need. You get the Remnant and ‘save 50 percent. Don’t you call this a saving? You know that every Friday we have Kem- ‘nants of every kind of goods in the houseon sale in the different departments. As our ad- vance spring sales have been unprececiently Jarge we will have an unusually large showing of Remnants for tomorrow ut ridiculously low Prices. GRENADINE REMNANTS. 8 yards Black Checked Grenadine, all silk. Reguiar price, $18. Kemnant price, $8 for Piece. 8 yds. Black Brocaded Grenadine, all silk. Regular price, 816. Remnant price, 88 for Piece. 8 yds. Black Brocaded Stripe Grenadine, all silk, Regular price, $20. Remnant price, 88 8 yds. Black Brocaded Grenadine, all silk. Regular price, #18. Kemnant price, $8 for piece. ~8 yds, Black Brocaded Grenadine, all silk. Resular price,.816. Remnant price, @8 for Piece. 4 yils. Black Brocaded Grenadine, all silk. Regular price, $10. Aemnant price, $4 for Piece. 3% yds. Black Brocaded Grenadine, all silk. Regular price, 9.02. Remnant price, 25 for piece. 15 YARDS OF BRONZE GREEN VELVET, In 3 pieces. Regular price, $1 yd. Remnant price, 27. yd. 1% yds. Black and White-striped Piush. Regular price, $4.50. Remnant price, $1.50 for piece. 2 yds. Black and White Brocaded Velvet. Regular price, 84. Remnant price, 82 for piece. ‘Syds, Black and White Brocaded Velvet. Reg- ‘ular price, $6. Remnant price, 83 tot piece. oo Se ee REMNANTS OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. Bextra sized Muslin Skirts with 7-inch cam- bric ruffle, with 2clusters of 9 tucks in rufile and Sclusters of 15 tucks in skirt. Regular price, $1.25, Remnant price, 98c. each. 6 Muslin Gowns, V shaped neck, yoke, tucks and inserting, embroidered ruffle around neck and sleeves, finished with herring bone stitching. Regular price, 81.79. Remnant price, 8 each. 2 Muslin Gowns, with yoke of fine tucks and drawn work. Embroidery srowmd' neck and sleeves. Size 16. Regular price, 90c. Kem- nant price, 50e. each. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF REMNANTS Of Embroidery and Edges, Laces, Drapery ete, Ribbons of all shades and widths, Passe menteries, Gimps, White Goods, Ginghams, Wool Dress Goods in Black and Gray. Twomore days of the Great Mark-lown Gimp and Passementerie Sale. i goods marked down to Ie. yu W. A. PIERCE & CO., Buecessors to E. G. Davis, 719 Market Space, Cor. Bth st. 1t MARCH 12, 1891. Couzws Tanenxe Store, 623 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Branch of 8. Cohen & Co., Boston. ‘We have just received a fuli line Colored Silk Fringes, 9inches, in colors: Heliotrope, Light, Medium and Dark Brown; Light, ‘Medium and Dark Gray; Olive, Myrtle, Navy, Tan, ke. Medicis Collars in Jet, Silk, Steel, Gold, Black and Gold, Biack and Steel, Silver, &c. Girdies to match the Collars. Silk Girdles in Black and all colors, Frogs for Dresses and Coats in Black and all colors, Plain orGold mized. 8. COHEN & CO., mb12 523 11th st, new. D)®ORRENNESS,OR THE LIQUOR HABIT. PosI- TIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING Tee ma AINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC, ts manufactured as a powder, which can_be given in a wines of beer, a cuy of coffee oF ten. or in food, without the knowledie or the patient. It is absolutely harmless and will effect a permanent and speedy cure, is a inoderate drinker or an alco- ck. it has been given int of cases ‘ud inevery instance a perfect cure has followed. It hover fails. The system once impregnated with the it becomesan utter impossibility for the Liquor Spee appetite to exist. N SPECIFIC CO., SOLE PROPRIETO! Bob ‘CINCINNATI, OHIO. = pace book ., To be had of 8. F. wit nater , DOWNEY & 60. ath st! ana’ Sevuxtzex Scuoor Grins “ALL SPEAK AT ONCE. ‘Teacher: **What do you consider the scienc> of human happiness?” Seventeen little wiris’all at same time: **To bestow the greatest nuinber of ‘on the greatest number people.” ‘Teacher: **Who in this city do you consider lives up to that philosophy?” Ser" BIS ARR gltia shout, with a vim THE PUSHER, 1510 and 1512 3 tuarima mays that ‘Grant 4li sorts ot Turniture was very iy the nerve to say: ‘Our only terma are cheap for Now others ure tryimz to follow, but you can't inuch for the money anywhere as at Grasty’s.”” I vote seventeen credits to these little sirls for this bit of local history and I also prove their statement by these prices: Antique Extension Tables, square and round, 84.95. Best Woven Wire Cots.<#1.186. Solid Usk Chamber Suites, $16.95. ‘Best Cane-seat Chairs, G7e. Broadway Folding Bed,with nice wool mattress, 21. Upright Folding Bed, $7.50. Handsome Chiffonter Beds, #25. nice Tumblers, L5e. ‘56-piece English Tea Sets, 22.98. 100-piece English Dinner Sets, painted goods, #7.98. Fine Walnut Crib Beds, 26.50 to 810. Extra Large Cylinder Book Case and Desk, $25. sgligopis in stéry pert ofthe city. “Gur only terme M. C. GRASTY, "DOUBLE STORES, whl 1510 and 1512 7th «t. nw. All-silk Grenadines, plain and extra ‘value, at $1 and $1.25. ashe Our Sic. Henriettas are equal to any 82 goods Offered. We haves line of all the new colors— ‘Rew Grays, Tans, Dove, Modes and Browns. Bisck end White Plaids and Checks, 50c. end up. A big drive in: ‘Skirts._We offer epecaleat Son and S0r. each. The: nthe oe. ar ts wort 20." 'Thoy Wl beh ast lone. ‘Best Imported Zephyrs, Se. a lap. ‘Best Imported Sexcny, 120. a hank. ‘Best Imported Germantown, 2éc. a hank. ‘Best Imported @panish, 180. » hank. be CARNABT & LEIDY, 998 Th and 706 K os. a.w., i, Hi EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, * “ A Pinsonarn Fon Mes. + me ; Gentlemen, there 1s Between-season Scart. It's ‘not the heavy material and dark shade of wintermor is 4t the light-welght summer silk. ‘The Scarf for today's wear isof Surah Silk, eroundsof light shades and ‘White, with darter stripes forming plaids and checks. Wehave thech made up ss Knots, Puffs and Four-in- Hands, only 46 cents each! Then, too, there is the Medium-weight Underwear for today's weer. For only 50centsesch we show Grayand White Merino Shirts and Drawers, with ribbed ends and silk facings. Extra sizes at same price, 50,cents. 427 Inquire for Mr. Porter, bayer of Men's Furnish- ings Department, near door of 1119 Pa. ave. ; THE "PALAIS ROYAL. (@ontinned below.) VERY HEAD HAS GOT TO HAVE A new HAT. Don't pay too much for it. ‘You can lead yourself into such a mistake ‘under the impression that the highest plums ‘are the sweetest. ‘The best DERBY we have is ‘4-85 anywhere cise. The BEST SILK HAT ‘S7—at least $10 with others. We don't care ‘where you go to find them or what they cost— there are none euperior—tmposnible to be. 00 UR CHEAPEST DERBY IS $1.90. YOU 3 8 don"t need to ask if it ie © good one be- 0 cause you know ft must be to be here. €4.50 1s the lowest-priced Sik. Other people ‘Will want 85.50 for itsequal. All this t# 0 be- cause we cut away from the sovereignty of the makers, instead of dancing in step to their ‘commands and leaving you to pay the piper. RBROYS' AND CHILDREN'S HATS— HBB standards and novelties—are a “*hobby" BBB that we ride « lange varitty popularly Priced. WE CARRY ALL THE LATEST SHAPES. OUR STOCK IS THE REMEDY— ]IT TAKES LOTS OF EXPERIENCE SOME- H times to teach the plain truth about foot- HL wear. If you have trouble in getting « fit— an attractive styie—or long--ontinuing service— Jet us remove the difficulty. We carry only such lines of SHOES—tadies’, gentlemen's and children'sss WE CAN GUARANTEE. The Stock ts large enough not to turn soul away ‘unshod, and Ai the style that good shoemaking can produce gets into ours. ‘There has been re- Joicing among the men folks since we took ‘Hanan's agency—still, his is but one of « dozen Of the good makes we handle. Quality ought to follow in the train of high price—but to have 4t, @e we do, linked to the most moderate cost— plays havoc with competition. ‘The ‘‘Opening” of Spring Jackets, Capes, &c., is now taking place. See lower half of this column for souvenir prices of the occasion. When youare on the second floor don't forget the Cotton Underwear Department. Here is tomorrow's Price inducements: $1.25 AND $1.30 GOWNS FOR 81. The $1.25 Gowns come in cambric and cotton—a very stylish gatment is the one with surplice neck of French embroidery and yoke of six clusters five bunch tucks; full high sleeves, with cuffs trimmed to match the neck. Sizes 18 to 16, Until tomorrow evening... .ONE DOLLAR. ‘We think the prettiest of the Gowns marked 61.39 is the one with front, rolling collar and cuffs of solid tucks. ‘The full high sleeves indicate they area very late production. Special price until Friday even- ing. -ONE DOLLAR. And now let us remind you of the reduced prices for New Spring Goods—prices made to induce you to pur- chase a little sooner than you otherwise would. ‘75e. SILK VESTS FOR ic.—All sizes in Heliotrope, Black, Pink, Blue, Cream, Lavender, White. These Vests are all silk. 500 dozen were purchased in order to obtain a price concession and ‘thus enable retatling: at 75 cents. Not more than two Vests to any one cus- tomer at 59 cents. 50c. SPRING UNDERWEAR FOR 44c.—Ribbed Bal. and Merino Vests and Drawers. Extra sizes also 44 cents. RIBBED VESTS—Bine, Pink, Cream, Whit. quality for 19 cents; 35c. quality for 25 cents. 59 SILK HOSE for $1.30.—Kibbed and plain, *k and spring shades. ‘85c. SILK HOSE FOR 7he.—These are the “°C. G.” Prize medal Hose. Fast Black and the new spring ‘shades in plain and combination colors. The “°C. G.” Lisle Hose, in all colors, 45c. pair. Black Hose reduced as follows: Ladies’, Misses’ Boys’ and Children's Hose, in all sizes, from 25 to 22. pair. Ladies’ Lisle Hose from 44 to pair. $1.25 UMBRELLAS FOR ‘ic. —Genuine "Gloria,” 26-inch parazon frumes, natural wood handies. Those marked $1.50 offered at @1.18. All warranted one year. ‘96c. GLOVES FOR 79c.—Undressed Kid Mousque- taires in twelve shades Grays, Tans and Modes; French Kid Gloves, Fast Black and twenty spring shades; Pig- skin Mousquetaires, Fast Black and all colors; 4-but- ton Snede Kids, Fast Black and colors All at 7c. 3 pair. We. SAKS & COMPANY, THE RESPONSIBLE OUTFITTERS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH Jouxsox, Ganven & Ca, 100 SHEETS WRITING PAPER FOR 1ic., ruled or plain; quality usually retailed at 12c. a quire. 638 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. THE PALAIS ROYAL. . (Continued below.) Extraordinary offering of UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS. A Puarscrara Fon Cures. The 1801 “Opening” of Children's Spring Dresses and Misses’ Jackets is now taking place. If possible, bring the children here tomorrow, Saturday is so busy ‘We have closed out from one of the leading manu- facturers about 50 dozen Unlaundered Shirts, made of Wamsutta and New York Mills Cotton, full fash- joned and Linen Bosoms. We shall place them on sale today at the very low price of 40c. This is 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 HEAVY-WEIGHT NET UNDERWEAR at less than cost, both White and Natural Wool. You may need an extra Shirt ora pair of Drawers; if you do this is a chance to save money. #1.15 Surah and India Silk Caps, ‘8c. Three-piece Caps, with pompon. 8c. Mull and Embroidery Caps. 50c. Mull Caps, in new styles. ‘38e. Silk Cup Linings, ‘7 And when in the departinent imported garments for baby. expect a hundred admirers to one buyer, but, a3 you may guess, these NEW ARRIVALS OF SPRING DRESS GOODS. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) ‘Wo mention as a special xood thing a 36-inch WORSTED SUITING, in neat checks, stripes and plaids, at 30c. Foverzexrza Axxvan “ PENING” RG WASH DRESS GOoDs. a ~ Choice designs in Domestic and Scotch Zephyr, ‘IA \CRETS, CAPES AND WRAPPERS a Outing Cloth, P vr ak anh occurs Sateeus, Prices range from 10c. to 2c. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, March 12, March 13, March 14. a-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’ Dressed 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. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., 696 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Doverass & Bao. INTEROCEAN BUILDING. 612 NINTH ST., NEAR F. mb (Continued below. SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES In our CORSET DEPARTMENT. The *‘WERLY" is a French Corset and one of the best. Reduced from $2.50 to #1. 12 pair of “PATTI” Corsets, slightly soiled. Re- duced from $3 to 81. ‘The “SARATOGIAN.” Reduced from #1 to Tic. The “LUCCA” is « short Corset, French make. Re- Aucgd trom $2.50 to 81. 00 BONE” French Corsets. Reduced from 82 to a. The P.D. French Corset, slightly soiled. Reduced from 81.75 to 8! MISSES’ CORSETS. Reduced from 81 to Tic. CHILDREN’S Ferris Waist. Reduced from $1 to Te. Our special réduced prices in our Stamped Linen Department still continue. Laos) 1891 J ackers. ‘The Reefer and Blazer are to be the favorite styles. Let us first look at the Blazers. Prices range from 85 to $20 each, The following special prices for the “opening. Black all-wool cloth, square collar embroidered ‘with Black silk braid, fastening of silk cord and collars, Silver and Black silk braid embroidery, silk cord and tassels. Black and Navy Cheviot Blarers, square col- Jar with four rows braiding. Plain Tailor-made Cheviot Blazers, tight ack, roll collar, cord and tassel Bisck and Navy Blazers, with roll collar, faced with silk. Black, Navy and Tan Camel's Hair Blazers, ‘square collar with sixteen rows braiding, satin faced. Navy and Black Cloth Blazers, with square collet beautifully embroidered, satin faced, silk cord and heavy tassels. ‘The London novelty—Coaching Blazers of Black serge, front and sleeves with braid orna- ments, ottoman silk facings. Black Diagonal Cloth Blazers, bina. ing, Medici collar, satin facings, elaborate tassels to the silk cord. Bisck Cloth Blazers, with collar and front of DOUGLASS & BRO., 512 NINTH ST., NEAR F 8' mb10 W. M. Suusree & Soxs. 919 PENNSYLVANIA AYR. WE ARE SHOWING THE HAXDSOMEST LINE OF SILKS VELVETS AND CHOICE DRESS GOODS TO BE FOUND IN ANY STORE IN THIS CITY OR ELSEWHERE. THOSE IX SEARCH OF NEW AND STYLISH GOODS FOR STREET OR HOUSE WEAR WILL FIND IN OUR ESTABLISH- MENT STYLES THAT ARE RICH, RARE AND RACY, QUALITIES UNRURPASSED, ASSORTMENT AND QUANTITIES OF DE- SIGNS UNEQUALED. WE HAVE NEVER SHOWN SUCH MAGNIFICENT LINE OF DRESS FABRIQUES.» Another London novelty—Clay Diagonal Cloth Blazer, with satin-lined double-breasted waist- coat, which is detachable, The coat is silk Med throughout and braid bound. ‘Tailor-made... ‘THE REEFERS. Black Cheviot Reefer, a facsimile of the natty Coaching Reefer now the style in London. ‘The same diagonal side pockets, the same big bone buttons, the same roll collar, the same ‘Heavy Ribbed Senge Reofers, Black and Navy, braid binding, monster buttons. ‘The latest from London—Reefers, of Black, ‘Navy and Tan broadcloth, with Norfolk front, Toll collar, lap seams, braid binding. _ (Camel's Hatr Serge Reefers in colors and style Gry winds or tanned by a scorching sun of trri- tated by the bites of insects, or by the scraping ‘MARCE 12, 1891. Fuipar, WEEKLY REMNANT DAY. Our announcements gather fresh interest daily. Spring sales rise as the season advances. Oar plans are to make busy days Dasier and we do it by increasing the points of interest. The interesting point for tomorrow will be our “Remnant Sale.” You recall the excellent Teumnant offerines of last Friday? We think to- morrow’s of equal, if not ereater, importance. Beact (anguavre ts tse in our statements about all coods. We advertise just what we have and What you see here isoniy = siaall part of it— space Will not admit of more. Please bear this im mind and come out as early as Aonvenient. Xaturaliy, the first comers reap the sreatest it. Mosux Uspenwear Devagraest. 10 Fine French Mull Aprons—eubroidered ‘across the bottom and embroidered and scal- loped up the sides. —Were 81.25. Remnant price, 50e.— (Second floor, 10th st. buildine.) Bors Crormxa Deraxrwest. 1 lot Cheviot Gincham Kilt Skirts, dark col- Laxssvnon & Bro. DAILY BUSINESS COMMUNICATOR. ‘SPECIAL SPRING OFFERINGS gph Biasers, €2.95: actast vaton, ‘We have decided to mark 195 Snrwh RUK Parasols, 22-inch, Jow as they can be bourht for. ors. Sizes 3, 4.and 5 years, —Were #1.25. Remnant price, Se. — 1Gray and Biack Checked Kilt Suit. Size ‘Diy years. —Was $4.00. Remnant price. $1.50.— 1 Dark Brown and Black Checked Kilt Suit. Size 2% years. ——Was 85.00. Remnant price, €2.50.— 4 Boys’ White Flannel Tennis Coats, patch Pockets, pearl buttons, finely made throuxh- out. Sizes 9, 10, 11 and 12 years. Were 85.00. Remnant price, $2.5 Boys’ Flannel Biazers, White ground, with fine stripes. Sizes ®, 10, 11 and 12 years. -—Were €5.00. Remnant price, #2.50.— 6 All-wool Onting Cloth *"Mothers’ Friend” Shirt Waists. Size 4 years, —Were $1.50. Remnant price, 1.00.— (Third floor, 10th st. builafag. ) Corser Derantwest. . 1 pair Roth's Double Bone Corsets, Size 23, ~—Was 81.25, Remnant price, 73¢.— .C.” Satine Corsets. Size 21. ._Remmant price, 81.50. — 1 pair “*R. & G.” Blue Satin Corsets. Size 22. —Was @3.50. Remnant price, €2.— Second floor, 10th st, building.) Cumprews Axsp M ISSES" DEPARTMENT. 1 Children’s All-wool Brown Striped Cloth Cloak. “Size 4 years. —Reinant price, #2.50.— 1 Children’s Garnet and Gray Striped Camel's: Hair Cloth Cloak—triple cape. Size 3 years. ——Remnant price, €3.50.-— 5 Children’s Very Fine All-wool Camel's Hair ‘Cloth Reefer Jackets in Tan and Golden Brown —double breasted bone buttons silk velvet collars and cuffs, Sizes 4, 6, Sand 10 years. .——Remnant price, 85.— 1 Misses’ All-wool Cream Twilled Cloth Suit— full skirt and Norfolk waist. Size 12 years. ~—Remnant price, $5. — 2 Misses’ All-wool Light-weight Tan and Brown Mixed Cloth Jackets—double breasted— fastened with large pearl buttons. Sizes 14 and 1 years. —Remnant price, 85.— Asraxts) Depantaest. 7 Children’s Muslin Skirts—two-inch rafiie of ‘Hamburg —cluster of snail tucks. ~—Remnant price, 5e.— 5 Night Gowns—imadeof extra-fine muslin— trimmed with cambric ruffle, Sizes 14 and 15 years, —Remnant price, 50c.— (Second floor, 10th st. building.) Mews Deranrwenr. 1 pair Cartwright & Warner's Spring-weight Drawers—full regular made. Size 36. ——Was $3.25. Remnant price, @1.50.— 11 pieces Purley & Buttram’s Best English- whade Whité Underwear—full recular made. ‘Shirts—sizes 34 and 44; Drawers—sizes 32, 36, 40ana —Were #4.25. Remnant price, §2.00.— 4 pieces Fine Natural Gray Wool German Underwear—Shirtsdouble breasted. Drawers— size 42; Shirts—size 44. —Were $3.50. Remnant price, $1.50.— 10 Full-dress Open-frout White Shirts, three Dutton-holes in bosom. Sizes 17 and 17%. ——-Kemmant price, 10 Uncalled-for Custom-made Shirts. 135, 14, 15 and 17%. . —Were #2. Hemmant price, 13 Fisk, Clark & Flay's Faucy Embroidered Night Shirts. Sizes 143 to 163s, inclusive. —Were 82.75. Remnant price, $1.50. — Speirs Imported Suspenders, slightly dam- aged. kerchiefs. Initials A, Eand ——Remunaut price, 25e.— 2 English Terry Bath Wraps. One White and ‘Blue and one Red and Blue Striped. ——Were $14. Remnant price, 85.— 1 ‘Terry Bath Wrap, slightly soiled. —Was 87.50. Remnant price, ¢3.— (First floor, first annex.) 7 Guove Deranrwest. 5 pairs Ladies’ 6-button Suede Gloves, in Cream and Pink. Sizes 6X and G3. ~—Remnant price, 50c. — 7 Paris Ladies’ 4-button Dark Green Real Kid Gloves. Sizes 6 and 63s. 2— Were 8! Reunant price, The. — ‘3Gairs Ladies’ 4-button Light Tan Real Kid Gloves, with feather-stitch r. —Remnant price, $1.00.— (First floor, 1ith st. building.) Busser Deranrwest. 2 pairs 10-4 White Wool Blankets. ——Were 4.00. Remnant price, $3.00.— 2 pairs 12-4 White Wool Blankets, slichtly im- perfect in finish. —Were $5.50. Remnant price,#4.00.— 1 Combination Fur Mat. —— Was $2.50. Remnant price, $1.50.— 4 Infants’ White F ur Carriage Robes. — Were $4.50. Remnant price, $3.00.— (Second floor, 11th st. building.) Paw? Deranrwesr, ‘Remnants of Ginghams im lengths from 3 to 10 yards. —Were Se. Remnant price, Se. » yard.— ‘Remnants of Calicoes in lengths from 3 to 10 yards. ——Were Sc. Remnant price, 5c. a yard.—— Remnants of Percale. —Were 125. Remnant price, 10c. a yard. — (Second floor, first annex.) ‘7 remnants of Outing Cloths in lengths from 1toGyards. —Were 12%c. Remnant prices, 7, 8, —9 and 10c. a yard — (Second floor, 11th st. bullding. Croax Derarrunyr. . 2 All-wool Navy Blue Boucle Walking Jack- ets. Size 22. —Were $3.50. Remnant price, $1.50. — 1 All-wool Tailor-made Dark Striped Jacket, Tined sleeves. Size 34. —Was $8. Remnant price, $2.— 1 Navy Blue Broadcloth Jacket, tatlor made, satin facings. Size 30. Price, $2.50.— 1 Fine Tan Cloth Jacket, vest-front effect, ‘satin facings, embroidered front and sleeves. Ixeszx {hind floor, 10th st. building.) We have direct coma the manufacturers, therefore we save for you the middjeman's pront MORE GOOD NEWS. ‘We have placed on our counters, 2 floor, 100 donen Ladies’, Mises’ and SHIRT WAISTS, Satine, Percale, Onting Cloth and Linen Lawn, that did sell for d¥Re... Rie, Te, Ge. and Ste. All will be masked with ‘one uniform price, We. Ladies’ sizes, 32 to 38. Misses’ sizes, 12 to 18 years. Bo SPRING HOSIERY. A wonderful collection ef Spring Bosiery for Ladies and Misses fn all the Adeas, starting in price at 2c. ending only when the finest quality Silk ones are reached Se — REMEMBER THIS. That we are the Washineton agents for the celebrated Dr. JABGER'S SANI TARY UNDERWEAR. ‘This is indorsed by the entire medical fraternity as bealth-¢iving and bealth- preserving. Everything in Dr. Jaqger's catalogue stocked by ——— Solid Gold Rings and Scarf Pins with a Genuine Diainond in 25 different de- sens for 82, See these at our Jewelry Counter, ——————<—_—_—— a... SOLID SILVER THIMBLES, ie. ‘These will fit Ladies or Misses. Tobe found at our Jewelry Departinent $$ NEW, BELTS. NEW SASHES. The Styles are much diversified this Year. Scores of new innovations. Card Cases, Pocket Books, Bill Books, THE STANDARD FASHION PATTERNS. Weare the Washington agents and the ‘only ones for these patterns. These are A decided tuprovement on all other pat- terns. This fact is conceded by many of ‘the best dressnakers. They are certain time savers, With these you can be your own dressmaker. Send for Fashion Sheets OUR MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT Isconsiderabiy enlarged. We can now attend ¢o all mail orders with dinpatch. Order precisely and you will always get EXACTLY what you ask for. Tue Lowest Prices EVER OFFERED ON CANVAS EXTENSION TRAVELLING CASES, I2inch SSe. Winch $1.15 14 0c 2° 12 16° Me. 1. is 175 STATE ROOM TRUNKS of OUR OWN MAKE. Waterproof Can’ hard wood strips, Eng. tron ““Zuinch, 30imch, 32nch, S4ineb, 364nch, _— be + Pe ‘sous pes strap, © ‘wt “bxtia Svan ‘cleats, an | spurting ated Ket et ity 00, Be est in the wo 50, 86.00, 86.5 ismeng? inathee hata ist ends with a ae ed ‘Steamer Trunks, tLe lightest snd 822), 8, B14. a5 ing toreuen “bor furnished to onF cuntotiers. Many other styles and sizes of TRUNKS at gta int nf inne eae of 3 assorted and Cheapest line of TRAVELLING GOODS and FANCY LEATHER GOODS To be found south of New York. A MM wi . ° Aa ue 00. PrP. oo Fee Ht a od a ‘00 hiwe! TRUNK MANUFACTOR’ 1251 PENNA. AVE. N.W. Repairing promptly and properiy done. mh J. C. Horemssox, IMPORTER. SNOVELTY DRESS GOODS. , ‘THE VERY LATEST LONDON AND PARIS DESIGNS. IN THE ASSORTMENT WILL BE FOUND BUF ‘ONE PATTERN OF A KIND, AXD THEY ARE THE CREME OF FOREIGN MARKETS. DONT. FALL TO SEE THEM. I WILL OPEN 4 CASE OF PARIS HATS AmD