Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1891, Page 4

4 ‘THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, MONDA’ ip THE EVENING STAR. E, B > —j = UTZLER ROS. WASHINGTON: seat Sy MONDAY. -: .March 16, 1891. a s. ee get We er STAR has the fullest Local THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, ( .realation of any Newspaper in the World, - vertiving Medina is worth i eatemaas MARCH 19 AND 20, ihe ether papers, publiched ln —- Display et the Arlington Hotel (Purlors Cand D) a se- — eee lectod assortuient of Secret and oath-bound asccieties of assassins, A STEADY STREAM OF VISITOKS CHOICE NOVELTIES holding in contempt the governuent andlaw ALL DAY. TN EARLY SPRING MILLINERY, of the land, will not be tolerated in America, WERE YOU ONE OF THEM? FINE DRESS GOODS, either in Chiengo or New Orleans,tither north das wii weiss: or south or east or west. The matter of regret FIVE DAYS MORE OF THE in the New Orleans tragedy is the method by Exminit! ST ree, Ae which the universal American sentiment on — aint this subject has been expressed. It tas a COME AGAIN! Orders taken for COSTUMES AND MILLINERY. thought necessary to chock conspiracies to murder by a lawless killing of certaia of the — conspirators. The Matix has been stamped out — ‘The public is invited. male-at im blood. ‘The Matia, considered with regard | sackets, ~cs00r Capes. to itself alone asa secret seciety wi oa med — violence and asmusxination, deserved no better | fate. But it remains to be seen what eiviliza- | Blazers. ee: “*) Miss Exxa E. Hosrer, tion im that quarter is to gain bys subversion | —— rt Corner 20th and N strests northwest, of ite fundamertal principles of safety and | wraps, “Seo ae Long Garments. | repspAY AND WEDNESDAY, MARCII 17 AXD 18, a coe nme H Wiil display an attrartive assortment of out the Mafia. is was gio 4 FER Suits. | IMPORTED HATS, BONNETS AND TOQUES, of the authorities and. of public | Short Garments. = “68.0. 8a i Also those of her own design. opinion to hy done 80 long 2go.| —~ Ladies of Washington cordially invited, — mh1¢-2t* It in charged. apparently on good grounds, that | Tea Gowns. Om Pancy Waists. the jury that tried the Mata asaumins was | _ a o ™ either bribed or intimidated or both, that the | ¢) arate aie at & Ry aM : ss fountain of justice had heen poixoned res tei 3S tet a en ae ay SS source and gave forth only bitter waters. aie Ane Sea be people of New Orleans who bave remedied out- | @! POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE. side of the law the failure of the machinery of | jo! S ton beesme a social center lol sl pueda Jaw to work effectitely are themselves respon- | 9 1g heaeuhadeehettanae..cate SEVENTH STREET. mble in part through neglect tepleg ce fo} Misses* and Children’s anents jo! — of the local courts and juries, and it is very | Chere you've a er? RST FORMAL clear that mob homicide mast be followed by | °!0 been made. Where you've been 0! 02 boeioFs op radical reforms in the city's logal machinery if] 01 obiieed to content yourselves with 10! | (00 life and property are to be reasonably secure | 9)9 copii of the biziest art «we've $3 there hereafter. If thix reform had preceded |) 4, yisucnt the ORIGINALS—«et tiem ‘00, the trial of Hennesay’s murderers mob pro- PRO : ceediags would probably not have been neces | 91° UP before you—and every visitor has of 0 However. it is hardly worth while to| oj fallena wosshiper to their beauty. Lo! moratize now about the best method of erush-| 0) 9 There's not agarment umongthem 0/0 ing the murderous secret socictice. New Orleans |) 4) to rensind you of the past—bat every fol | uM a Ss ee ae See eee ee ut isa REALIZATION OF THE ojo | MMM ple have departed from legal procedure bah ipa uM people have dey! ‘gal proced tiie a in effect declared a vendetta. The secret| (ol NEWESTCONCEPTIONSOF THIS Jol | MM society aseussins themselves have Bite rnd jel@ SEASON. The iumis tat do our of @ deacon ee we, of complaint. Outside of the law ¢ on | (oi modeling are tie to our bidding — | of has not often been seen together. All forei- adaeaar ee bests marmite be [ole alone. clo | dloreuindersof thefast-approsching spring. w attempted to perform . y . n ‘The flowers goto make up the garden spot of i ot 1. THE LIVE-LONG DAY joi flowers goto make up thegaeden spot detecting and punishing them they shot down Gi : the store, such a clashins of colo, all the chief of police, a fearless, trastworthy and |ojo RA. ocr fuanenwe parlor have 010 seg WEE Ldn eupable officer. They intimidated and cor| jo, 2A iggn themed with appre | oi aaa ° rupted Jurors, and threatened = — bed of | oto ciative udmiress of our efforts. In oo And the Hats. Such novel ideas in the ciala. In «elf-preservation and retaliation a aa making of a hat have never before beon progpegete sate of New Orleans have re-|'! the exclusiveness of our offerings | ol —< a eer adinet os apo sorted for a time to the murderous methods, | oo we've won uur highest compli- ojo ‘Ons edb oh tan pass though not to the secret methods, of the Mafia. | jo) ments. Asyou've passed frou: cars Loi siete inion: banal hace endl The latter has held the law y genie Tt) oie ment to gown—thromeh thealinost 010 our force of iullliners are pia > c com- copies oly wtphpalne treacle Tawieesly drawn | 101 endiew variety with which our |i —— — against it, Inthe break down of the machinery | 0/0 tables amd forma are stocked—your of 0 icles sions ais: of justice in New Orleans the leading people of | | 4) fd Viatientiied. MesGieimere el ‘tinsuishes. aay Se — Se fo imesun, tothe very zenith of sitis- ol 0 We were rators, wi neve pepe Shea cantons of the law and|!@i — faction. ft pug) who have threatened their live. The men | | 0! gPFROM THE DAY WE TOOK oi Le ieee threatened see that the law did not protect and | 0 }9 EF hold ofthis branch of supply oo | better to has not —— ere = cy oe ee foi F — wesawtheneed of better fucit- 101 atten’ you lives are in danger, y at y fear to ™ 7 than we are be struck. The act may in its results hurt | °/° — itlesfor your shopping in SUITSand 010 eon ea New Orleans, but it was natural, amd murder-| ie! TEA GOWNS. The best displaysat | o! of materials for mak- ers and conspirators to murder have no epecial | 0/0 your com:nand weremeager—and the 0! 0 fug contains many exclu- —-- bere aye ery ioe sarin fo} iargest varieties deplorably abrevi- jo! boss ecco nd me variety against them. It is said to posit f zi of Untrinuned Hats is very large. conceive the terror which dominated New| °!® st We'vemadethesetwofsatares of 0 “ i Jol study and out of our collection | 01 Orleans caused by the Matin murders, the im- annie pene bre sl — fr, Larrea rae ojo you'll find ae after style that will ojo WE GUARANTEE TO TOU thet from Aa to thoe in suthority and thove | | 9; au yourdasireto the trim. Overall 10] Pleven Ai atorniisd eee oon ore international phase to the | °!® thiselegance we're lying the flag of ol you can buy the saine thing for elsewhere. othe yo moun —_— hos.| 101 curPOPULARPRICES., 1fthecot 1 We can take your order and nowhere else tragedy. Pato AOE 7 s can you get a hat fiaished in such style and tility to murderous conspiracies has had noth-| 0/0 counts with you the towering ex- 0/0 par hecpop ca regag nylon ilo ing aes it Record — OT} (oj cellence and the moderate tex we've | o! it. . New Orleans. sentiment m anti-| | . " - 1@ taxwed to it will quicken your appre- 0/0 Exelusiveness of style and the same ex- criminal without regard to the nationality of see Ae slustvety 406 Geieus Sasa he oases, the criminals. There is something incon-| Weuthyonwultnmsghea tis, Sruous in invoking law and the intercession of | oo WW. WE'VE “RUMMAGED" oo government in tebalf of the Mafia. which re-| | 9; ‘Ww America over and joi | a ot ee o cognized neither government nor lawexcept| .., WWWW CIE » tel ER A u wan s 35s bes tuern [ol the water intoParis, London, Berlin- {oi BR wae § Bb a a 1+ = 3 ~ Gn sppereatiy geod authority 4,500 books | oi whesover Fashion bs mt upher olo| = “4 Ww # were published in 1890 in the United States and | “a throne—we've selected her choicest tot POPULAR SHOPPIN@ PLACE, 5,735 in Great Britain. Of these, 3,180 and al Geman. 4,414 were new works. The republic stands | °!@ Worksand marshaled them all under 0/0 well in the comparison with its mother. In | joj — ourleadecship. ol eee this country the increase over the ees ie SAK AND coMPayy. wie. Year was 543 in the total number published: in a = Great Britain the decrease since 1489 was 332.|'°! © > 225828 01 |Consys Trrwanxo Stone, And there has been a steady decline in that | ee © > 3 <6 2% elo S23 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWES?. country for three years. The effect of the a Branch of 8. Cohen & Co.. Boston. Sone we Se eeteiy aD) OUR LACE DEPARTMENT IS FULL OF NOVEL- for a while to accelerate this decline as com- ‘TIES FOR THE SEASON. . _ a ‘RPIECES. ee ee See. SF ew pele brow gir eee Dem{-flounces in Chantilly Lace, from 9 to 18 inches the latter published, strange to say, 54 more a tis tn conics paltwtn? lings. foal 36 tan ie than the former. Thus even without copy- —— Inches to tna eee rome wen tewrtphon ng fad - ‘i at Normandie Val. Laces from 3 {n. to 18 in. wide. portant article of fr: ction. How mucl y Camel —— er will ie the dlepacity aff prodection bo- throughout and faced with | Torchon and Medicis Laces from Se. yd. up, in all — VEST-FRONT toned silk—Marie Antionette | Widths; all hand made. tween the daughter and mother when the “ | — < 7 collar, deep cutls and large We have received another assortment of ‘‘Jane operation of the new law becomes apparent! JACKET. Pocket lapels. The edzes are | Hadings,"" in Black and colors, Steel and Jet. We are a Pe LPT corded ail around anil the | eadquarters for this well-known ‘Waist and Hip” New York is gratulating herself upon her epaereranie peri Cen ie! ‘I = tri vi ares ad sctiances which prehit the scattering pechnestey a “NY | Btack Satin Back Velvet Ribbons, all numbers dodgers and handbilis on the street. New = — | ie NE OF THE MANY. We open today a large assortinent of Medicis Collars | York is Lehind the times. She should have — | in Sik and Jet; also Girlles, Gimp Pockets, Stou- sent a commission to Washington years ago a ‘Tan colored, withcollar and | achers and other novelties. and found out something. Seeves richly embroidered in ae Kon BLAZER. gold, = heavy gold cord ae " ‘ts ing duty 4s ornament and 8. COHEN & CO., Minnesota is going to be legislated ont of piveat sight as a place of residence for any people who -- _mhi6 are any kind of people. The men will resent CRE oF 3EE MAR & Sevtogs anit women wilfolowsciinhe| MERE. sua meet" | Seurse: Ors stage. and the women ow ait in fe ‘ recent Dill making it an offense for one woman with anes silt faces. to talk about another except in praise. A few ONE OF THE MANY. THE DIFFFRENCE BETWEEN OUR RE- men may remain in that state but the women— A Ashort Lace Mantle, deco-| LIABLE, PAS Sahke “ovis never SHORT feted in the most Lecoming: OTHEE KIND Is FI REALIZED AFTER SS oe WAP. taste with bead and jewel AN INSPECTION OF OUR SUPERB COL- < . a rnninae. EO" ‘EW SPRING STYLES AND New York gets $2,000,000 as her share of the —— LECTION OF direct tax rebate, an amount quite sufficient to ONE OF THE MANY. COMPARISON WITH THE STOCKS SHOWN build a suitable monument to Gen. Grant and A ‘Loug Loose Front Newmar-| BY THE OTHER DEALERS. leave a fund with which to properly celebrate LONG ket, finished at neck, sleeves TO PROPERLY EQUIP THE BOYS FOR ite completion. : GARMENT. and walet with fated eben SPRING YOU WILL WANT TO GET THEM — we'd Passetenterie, fasteni A SUIT FOR DRESS WEAR, A SCHOOL OR — es th itt butions. Mr. Will Hearst, xou of the late Senator . PLAY SUIT, A LIGHT-WEIGHT OVER- Hearst poate ith 520,000,000 at his beck rd ONE OF THE MANY. COAT OR REEFER.SOME SHIRT WAISTS, start a paper in New York. In the words of the 2 = mm colored, draped into| LIGHsER a eee eee > “Man fall ; starts; "APE. shape by a belt fastening | NEW HOSE, COLLALS, CUFFS, HAND- en fen os eee A the waist. Gold and silver | KBRCHIKFS AND NECKWEAR, ALL O¥ aie are eee aris frimunins. iit | WHICH WE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH THE —_——~+e.—_-_____ show ders and Medici collar— . tccoesiginp tad fy If those two District men who propose to go It’s the latest. LATEST AND Mi HION ABLE without sleep for a week succeed it will drive ONE oF THE MAXy. SIGNS AND AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE the policemen of this country to open revolt — PRICE, 48 WE NEVER INDULGE IN CUT- guinst any further such exhibitions i 4 Silver Gray Costume cuton | RATE SALES, BUT MARK OUR GOODS AT ‘. “anibsen mately ila Rech Pattern, rich ene | THe LOWEST PRICE WHEN THEY ARE cal wo their privileges sUrr. droidered and trimmed incon-| 7» ON sat ———— = contrasting shades. PUT ON BALE. ‘More than four times as many American citi- OXR Ov THE Maxy. a zeus ws ltalinn citizens suffered for justice in Sr Lavender Sik, ‘ile B. ROBINSON & Co., New Orleans Saturday, but America is not de- ona dane ee Ritebian cotta: weaning all sor's vf ‘mpowible reparation for Gows. SS ewrese | on, peice lows. Pennsylvania . = at A i ONE OF THE MANY. =r Vietoria's ith is in such a mn “hn t — a All Silk, with large sailor that a call to the whole civilized world to mourn | onx collar tourwnee dame stor A Fuesn Lor the Ions of one of the purest and best women Waist. front ond back and fastening | Of thowe Special make of Hand-stitched Sole Leather in it would not be «arprising. ‘Wt silk belt at waist, Bb ay ee ONE OF THE MaNy. 3 Moj. Ben. Butterworth is letting up on an- wa tee Bov kee nexing Canada in order to give himself more bie Ae gt ee PE FS og time to oppose the anneaation of Africa to Le ae eRe ee § Droit Park. ‘T ers" to the wealth of ideas that - te = mn arom) Even Paris bas got it and the police there are ee aoe Paiding dazeing halls and demanding a bigher peur, order of respectability in the formances, prevailing per- ee Mr. Ward MeAllister’s nephow having mar-| !°! ried » ballet girl, society as he found it, isdiffer- | o!@ to ee ‘The White Caps of the west and the Whyos of the cast exten their ieurtfeit s¥muathies to | !ol ‘he Mafia of New Oriesus. ‘There is plenty of material still in Washing- ton for « revival of religion to work on. Gen. Don Dickinson does not belong to the light horse brigade of "#2. aabeginee Gen. Palmer is ~‘nged” and ie therefore not im it for the Derby Stakes of “92. 92 ae ‘Lent will lot go in o few days. ‘THYTHE FORMAL DISPLAY WILL continethrouzhont the week— 0 if you haven’t been im—come, Ifyou kave you certainly can spend@ another day pleasantly and to goo advantage among the fruits of gentus. eo lel SARS AND COMPANY, CATERERS IN FASHION, YENNSYLVANIA AVERUB AND Prices, Dock COLLARS From the tmallest to | t to 67. DOG WHIPS, ‘TRUNKS ARB GuNmhaL, TRAVELING GOObe, ‘The best stock in the. TRUNK htt oer ae Same as for yourse!ves—when you buy for your ‘beds—buy the BEST and the LATEST. There is a fashion girdle set—and why not live upto it? Itdocs not cost any mere and gives your room a inuch wore modern air. Wonder if you are on the ‘vance of want" ofenything under this head? Here is something to ‘read—and it will be worth while to remember it: -—CROCHET SPREADS—full size-$1, $1.15, and $1.75 for extra size. Now, that is not much, is it? —-ALLENDALE SPREADS. 64 84 104 114 124 Ge, We. CBs Sia —MARSEILLES QUILTS—leaders at 82, $2.50 and $1. These are good ones, but there are sti!l better at 83.50, #4, #5, 96 aud 88, ¥AL; BRITISH MARSEILLES QUILTS— Pink and Bitte patterns on White--#3.50, @4and @5. -——-MICHELINE SPREADS—Red or Biue. 104 114 «194 a1.25 30 81.75 —LIGHT-WEIGHT CHEFSE CLOTH coM- FORTS—Snow White tied with Pink or Bine—8. No more for solid colors if you have a preference. ‘The finer grades are more claborate.-they havo figured outeide and plain linings—#3. Fancily cov- ered 2nd Itned—82.50. ——Heavier weights trom $1 to $2.50. A SURPLUS OF WINTER. Of course we do not want to carry over « single WINTER-WEIGHT BLANKET. We have a few on hand now—what 1s going to be done with them? Our new marking says ‘sell them." Of course we will— ‘oe the inducement in price we have made. “LATER DAY" NEEDS. ‘The SUMMER-WEIGHT BLANKETS aresomething of a future—but not too far ahead to be looked at and considered. 10-4, 11-4 and 32-4—are the sizes you will have use for—from #6 to $10 a pair. PERHAPS YOU WANT A thin Carriage Robe?—$1 to $8 is just what you ‘want if you do. DUWN CUSHIONS, HEAD RESTS and SLUMBER XOBES: $1 to 5 *'stakes around” as neat alineasyou | Ver saw—no matter what they are “rated” at. An “allianco” has beon forimed between consort and quatity and these new styles in the Bold have a rizht to YoUr serious consideration. You wilivive us the eredit jor “*yroper” prices. The more when you have been bout and compared. SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Srrctar, Arractions FOR TODAY, TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY. —o-—0-—__0 000 0 __ | Every day is a Bargain within Bide In out hose ee claim to be a better Shoe than is obtain- able elsewhere for the Price. s Following few itemsare Pickea, wt random as Specint ruc tions : they are fully worthy. of Your attention: oe At $3.05, To FIT i Sele aoe ee Men's EVERY FOOT Tnstomemeies Ran = roo Laced Shoew— To = beauties, and every ‘i ate bit worth $5.00 pair. é At $2.95. EXPERIENCED A few new styles, of SHOE Ladies’ Patent Tip Hnnd-welted. Button SALESMEN Boots,” “fully worth rr ne ieuiidient oer oe vi About 300 Ladies’ VARIETY Fine Bata “ped fher-weight But- must on, $4.00 ACCOMPLISH nor privee and will give you the THIS. Dene of our bargain. —o— At 81.75. spol cmat es ncola Button Boots, including 100 irs Cloth 1: Pat- ent" Tipped.” Boote— Shoe. gg ge gg gg lies" ‘82.00 values, ‘WM. HAHN & 00.'3 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, ‘816 Seventh st., ‘1922 Penna. ave., at 231 Penna. ave. 8.0. Doves & Buo. 512 NINTH 8T., NEAR F, HURRICANE SALE. ie TIRE CK OF LADIES’ FURNISHIN iat Goods AF AGREE cost UNTIL SATURDAY, MARCH 21. ey, you need the goods and they are ‘We warGureat acinal cost, or, in otker monde? ‘what they cost us. ‘The closing ‘of sidewalk, caused by the building vi . tovether with the inclement sre her het intertored ‘aterialy with our business @Nfe fave dhe roots of the best quality that money can bas: and mu use every day. evar the store. and you will see MANY Ladies ‘Underwear at con’, jer-mo Unvierwear at cos Collars © nt. Cuff Stam Bbc Bemus, tne every article In our Notion Department” rien but believe, wu when Sop Banritit mfl list of ren, ve hotice’ we will sell uur ENTIRE STOOK at forties: Forn shines at ACTUAL CosT. - to look over a sii ak Cat DOUGLAS & BkO. 512 deh st., near F. ‘mb16 Crose Frovres. ‘When we say we are offering you the following shoes fully 25 per cent below the ruling prices or a net saving to youotnearly @Lonevery pairofthem, wearesaying that which we ean easily prove. We aro confident you will agree with us after you have seen these woods. | We want to do business with you if you are not one of ‘our customers. Compare our prices with other peoples. ‘We havo just opened ® new line of Gentle- men's Kengarvo Shoes. Both in Congress and Lace. $2.75 is our price. Compare them with the $4 shoes you've been buying. Anothé new Shoe is » Gent's Extra Light Hand-Bewed Calf Shoe. Our price €2.00. At $2 we are undouttedly selling the Nest ‘Mev's Calf Shoes in the city. Will wear ss long as any €3 Shoe made. At 81.50 we sre selling a Men's Strictly Solid. 'Y. C, Shoe, and guarantee every pair to stand ‘an additional 3 sole. At @1.25 our Men's Solid Seamiess Dress Shoes lead them all. Try them once and ‘You'll be a custumer in this Shoe. ‘THE ABOVE ARK FACTS, AND WE WANT TO PROVE THEM TO YOU. largest. A great variety from ar LANSBURGH & BROS’., 420, 422, 424, 496 7th st. PARASOLS FOR EASTER. Undoubtedly the pret- tiest, nobbiest, showiest and best selected as- sortment ever beforeshown by us. The styles ‘are manifold. Al! the best makers in the world have sent us thetr most desirable lines and we can freely say ourstock stands without a‘‘peer.”” All the newest ideas in Parasols. All the newest shapes and colorings, mostly exclusive styles. Prices range from $1.59 to 825. ‘And many are the grades and prices in be- tween, FINE HOSIERY FOR EASTER WEAR, IN SILK, LISLE oR corToN. 4 XBW COLORINGS, BEAUTIFUL SILK HOSE FOR ¢1. BLACK OR COLORED. FINE HANDKERCHIEFS FOR EASTER. In all linen only. Prices start at 12c. And creep up to the Fine Ducaess ‘Handkerchiefs for 825. ‘The styles are legion. Plain White geems to be most desirable. Fine Hematitched and Eumbroidered Ones in hundreds of styles FOR 2% CENTS EACH. FINE NECKWEAR FOR EASTER, Both for ladies’ and men's wear. We strained a point in the selection of our Neckwear. We think we have everything stylish, neat and desirabie. ‘The New Chiffon Neck Pieces, ‘The New Crey De Leir Pieces and everything else in ladies’ wear. FOR MEN we haveall the newest styles, the nobbiest designs, the refined ideas. Neckwear to suit any taste—loud, medinm or subdued. FINE FANS FOR EASTER USE. Now is the time for Easter presents. A fan is always acceptable, always de- THE FAIR SEVENTH AND H STREETS NORTHWEST. FRANKLE & Co.’ NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS, (If thie be true, our (Children's Carriages) dthis year will greatly» D(wacceed, a8 they have)—( YCalready eeu a grand)—( (success. re ( Although the season)—( d-(has Jost Lexan, you noy—¢ doubt have noticed) (that we have been push-)—( ) (ing with a vim our Mne)—<( of Children’s Carriages. )—( J~( Why have we been)—( doing thist Simply be-)—¢ )—(cause we know we have)—( d-(an excellent line and)—( d-(that our prices eannot)—( dibe beat. mo I~ We give you belowan)—( JHexira faducement inp I-(the way of low pricee— 2--Uor toworrow only. mM A Stronz, Well-made Bleached Reed Worth )-Gody Baby Carviage, square shape, 87. )—Kupholstered fully in figured goods, Our Price J—(siroug running goer, steel sprimgs 4.48. )—Gnatlcable brat. , wood parasol with dave cover. OMI) =) (II AIA ASquare sody Bleached Reed Carri- Worth d~(axe, braided ede, fully upholsterat 8. )—~(and tufted in ali-wool ramie, silk Our Price )<plash roll, strongrunning xear, steel $5.98. )-Gprings, malleable braces, sath para- (sol. OIA) (~~ (I) IA A Square Body Bleached Reed Carriage, Worth, d~Uuraided ese, fully upholstered and — $10. J-ufted in all-silk plush, strong Our Price )—Gunning gear, steel springs, mallea- 86.98. J~Cble braces, satin parwsol. I) 1 Square Shape Reed Worth FROM sirable. d(Body Cerriage, upholstered in satine — 81:3 a cc gpaeneens and one (eae oe Sree mer 9: | ceeatteahes tranen Gurtsepeceete: 29.98. =e MoI) ( (Ot Sb. Fine Fans for $2.50. A Finely Polished Rattan Carriage, pol- forth Fine Fans for 83.50. Fine Fans for #4.50. FINE CORSETS FOR EASTER. Satin Corsets, in all colors, $5. Each pair guaranteed, FREELY and FULLY. The colors are Pink, Blue, Yellow, Drab, Gendarme, White, Cream and Black. FINE JEWELRY FOR EASTER. ‘Lace Pins, 50c., up to $10. Queen Chain to $10. Bracelets, 250. to $5. SOLID GOLD RINGS, 98c., with all the new settinzs, in Onyx, Opal, Intaglio, &e. SOLID GOLD SCARF PINS, WITH GEN- UINE DIAMONDS, FOR papas OM) () ) (9 mT EER T HORE L A NNN AA NNN = §"8 wes EAN T H OH EER TEED SUES PAT PR BI ~ RGocow H ' 22°58 5 Bun vw. R R GGG H H Ene te ss g 'H AND H STS. N.W. BB 00 ad, a Rue = s (FRANELE & CO.) 0 0. Ste BBO OR “oe WE CLOSE ATGP.M., SATURDAYS 10 P.M. It mb16 420, 422, 424, 426 7TH ST. A few more of those 91 Trimmings at ice. W. A. Pierce & Co. Successors to E. G. Davis. HHH Hf ing: To quickly, ‘719 Market Space, HH widelyand thoroughly (Corner 8th Street. introdtice @ new brand of THESE ARE SIGNAL FLAGS OF LoW PRICES. This arrival of Choice Drapery Nets at the prices we have marked them will act as the SIGNAL of LOW PRICES for our LACEDe- partment, which has always led the lace busi- ness of Washington. Realizing the import- ance of keeping this reputation untarnished we use extraordinary caution and judgment in the buying of this line of goods. The SPE- clals that we offer you today are not bf shoddy, second quality sort, but FIRST QUALITIES and of the newest styles, We hate to print that these SPECIAL BARGAINS ARE REAL AND ACTUAL, PRECISELY AS STATED, ‘but current frauds and shams make it needful. “La Toscar Drareny Ners, All silk, with polka spot and diamond figuring, very new and stylish. Kegular price, $1.35. Our BPECIAL price, Bie. ya. FIGURED STRIPED RUSSIAN DRAPERY NET, all silk, extra quality, very new. Regu- lar price, 81.38. Pore price, ALL-SILK "LA TOSCA" Drapery Net, with a crescent fixure; very desirable. Regular Price, @1.5yanl. Our SPECIAL price, 88e. yd. FINE ALL SILK BRUSSELS DRAPERY ‘NET with a stripe formed of small polka spots, the latest Fad. Regular price, $1.75. Our 81.48 yd. EXTRA QUALITY ALL SILK BRUSSELS with square formed of POLKA showing it ina beautiful quality of Drapery Ket. All silk, Extra Fige. Revolar price, 2.25, Our SPECIAL price, $1.75 yd. Note.—All of the Specials in Drapery Nets quoted ave Full 8 inches wide. Fixe Bow Kxor Lace, 14 INCHES WIDE, Regular price, $1.88. Our SPECTAL price, 2-Gsled roll back, square shape, )—(turned knobs, upholstered in finest Our Price )—(silk plush, Al running gear, satin 12.48. (parasol. FO) (9) (-) — A A handsome Made Polished Ratton Body Carriave, with pockets and )—Ghigh back, cane wound, fully uphol- Worth d+(stered in fine silk pinsh. Has best $21.00. d—(eear, shaved spoke and hand-made Our Price J-Orbeels, coil springs, nickel Lub, 216.98. J+(cajs and double maileabie braces, )—(white satin parasol, with deep border, )~(silk lace ede. 9) A Finely Polished Reed and Rattan Car- } -(riawe, polished roll top, uphoistered — Worth 9-Gn finest quality olive silk plush, @27.00. )—(white satin paresol, silk lace ede, Our Price (solid hardwood wear, shaved spoke $21.98. )—(wheels, four steel braces. SRT TT Wu H. McKxews Dany Lerren. MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1801. Ht HERE IS A MARVEL in Glove merchandis- Gloves we shall sell the first WILLIAM H. McKNEW (Buccemorto R. B. Taylor), 053 Penneylvania ave. nw. BU ESAAALAAALLAEALLGAALGSLARALGAS J. C. Horcurssox, MILLINERY. extend to the ladies of Washington « most cordial invitation to inspect the very latest Paris productions in PATTEEN HATS And EXQUISITE NOVELTIES In FANCY MILLINERY TRIMMINGS. Full line of FLOWERS, ETC. T wish to state that I have completely changed the management of the Millinery Department and that I have secured the services of the MOST THOROUGH “ARTISTE” ‘In this country and am now prepared tocater to the wants of the most fastidions, as well asthe ‘medium-clase trade. CHIDREN'S HATS. Large sswortment of a CHIFFOXS, LACES, GAUERS, CREPE, ETO, By pee Prudsraern oe Dowt Mus Iz, + ‘e Tur Box Maxcar SPRING EXHIBIT. IMPORTED PATTERN HATS, TOQUES AND BONNETS, ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH 18 AND 19. ‘You are invited. Never were Spring Hats prettier than this season. Jaunty Styles. Light Effects. Pine Color ‘The mail colors—Biack, Drab, Tau and Wood. Lace Straws and Clips will be worn ton great ft. ‘We show all the Nove:ties in Lace Straw, Chip and Milen, in ai! the mew colorings omd, as usual, AT THE LOWEST PRICES, Jeweled Laces apd Trimmings, Goid and Siiver Cords, Braids end Gimps; im facts every now dest=n tu Gold and Miverand Jewels for Miliiuery and Dress Trnaines. FOR MILLINERY GOODS SEE THE ASSORTMENT ar” THE Torspay ‘We will sell to all comers our ever-telling low-price ‘specials, such as Children's Derby Ribbed Vests, 4 different sizes—1, 2, 3and 4. 190. quality. 2100 Ladies’ Derby Ribbed Lisle Vests, high and low neck, silk drawn strings; others plain silk, shell stitch- ing. 8c, quality. a 219 Ladies’ Derby Ribbed Fast Black Liste Vesta, Herms- dort aye. $ 50. quality... a ‘Ladies’ Hose, in Tans, Modes and Gray, full regular made, fast color, 40 gauge. Spair for $1 quality... aeee -19¢ Children’s Fast Silk Hove, full regular made, 6 to 83 ‘sizes. , ‘25e. quality. ve mrereanane ss AQ Yards of 18, 2? and 27-inch Swiss Plouncing, 18. Per yas. THE 9, £8 Po BAAN BP, TT Me dog 82 Baa RR ERE Ad % 00 it MM BBB i x Aa n 5 THT H (00, AN § zi ; T it iw TO ASSERT THAT ‘REAL INTRINSIC VALUES FLUCTUATE TO ANY CONSIDERABLE EXTENT 18 A GROSS ° INSULT TO THE INTELLIGENCE OF AMERICAN MANHOOD. LARGE DISCOUNTS, THEREFORE, IMPLY EITHER PAST EXTORTION oR PRESENT DECEPTION. oun EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, DISAVOW- ING ALL CATCH-PENNY METHODS, GIVES YOU TENFOLD VALUE UPON PURCHASE, RELYING UPON THE HONOR OF HOUSEKEEPERS FOR FUTURE PAYMENTS BY THE WEEK OR MONTH IN SATISFACTION OF THE DEBT. . More New Laces Anniv Etchings’ Nall Heads’ Velvet Desurns! Insertions with edie top and bottom! Bow Patterns All the very Intest desiens and all the im the Paris faatsion plates + FOU MUst see these fasion platen, Pleased to show then, aio the Laces Price surprings among this ormine’s arrivals, Ask tose any of theme and you'll find we have pointed to the pieces that Aly sora. SURPRISE No. 1-42inch Wieck Sik Chantihy Lace Fiouncinzs, the “nail head” desien, leo the bew leaf pattern. ‘The moveity of denicms te a com *ideration, but the quslity isa! important. We offer these new desiens aud gusrautend 1.33 quality — SIA YARD SURPRISE No. 2 One piece oi La Towa Flonncing with mouster mail heals. Quality that Would be cheap at 81 a yard ONLY 8 CENTS SURPRISE No, 3—"Nail Heads.” im Binck Chan Wily Ince. 439 inches wide, ie. ; Sig inches, 48e.:13 incbes. ws... ‘ ote. A YARD SURPRISE No. 4-Biack Chantilly Lace Insertion, with edge top and botvom, 2% inches wide, 486; 3 hes wile, Me. te O&. AVARD SURPRISE No. 5— Velvet patterns in the new name lows Black Silk Lace. inches wide, W0e.; 4ineben, Se. 5 GBs tracer. pens 4h. A YARD SURPRISE No. 6—Bow pattern in Silk Chantilly In Black, 4 inches wide, 20. ; 5 inches, Th White, 4 inches wide, 2 nha, od +L A YARD SURPRISE in Dow pattern, Ty inches wide, Oi. ; We. A YARD. PRISE No. K—In the sense t ime drawing these ace it etchine isan nm Leaves and 48 tmehes AYARD the ail the cases are not yet unpac sate.y promise of price surprines for tomorrow THE PALAIS ROKAL. (Continued below.) Cuore Liste Hoswy. ‘The Paints Royal's hostery tuyer hias closed out from the importer over dozen Npritu aisd Su Hose. It was a foroed sale demandine costs pray ‘Thirty-five cents for the celebrated “CG Hose that usually retail at SO cent Thirty-fve cents for Paris Novelty Siik-finish Mose that were made toretail at @1 o pair. Thirty-five cents for Sik-tin. ish Liste Hose, in combination colors, forming boot Patterns, intended to retail at OX cents a pair. ‘hirty- five cents for Rilibed Lisle Hose ia three different styles, all extra eood value, at S0cents a pair. Thirty five cents for the new Dull-finish Lisle Hose that are wenerally retailing at 30 cents Bo it remembered there is not a pair worth less than 50 cents, but that those worth #1 and 6S ceutsare not as plentiful. Late callers anust credit the eariy visitor with wisdom enouch to pick out the best. ‘The eariy Visitor is theretore the wise one. THE PALAIS RovAL. (Continued below.) Some New Haxpxencniers, ‘The very Intest «pring novelties arrived this mom- ing—100 dozen White Linen Handkerchiefs, with em broidered borders. ‘The attractiveness ts thedeauty and delicacy of the embroidery quality, not quantity. each are well wort Fifteen styles at 25 before shown in Hi Fourteen siyles at portiouately ches at i) cents designs and execution that would not disvrace Handkerchiefs offered at cwice the price. The newest in colors are the Linen Hand Kerchiets tr: the new dress goods shades, with drawa, Work forming blocks, ouly 2 cruts each. ThE PALATS ROYAL. (Continued below.) New Groves Aso Amuve, Binet, two lovely tints of Old Rose, six Greens and six Modes, im our $1.85 Undreseed Kid Mousque taires. . ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Lives Mosr Rean Tus. If you have not selected your spring drem cougrat- late yourself. Our buyer hus just returned from New York and tells of lucky purchases, the most fortunate being 15 pieces of Camel's Hair Plaids and Stripes in lovely shades of Grays and Tans. They huve sold Wholesale at W6}y cents and retailed at $1,258 yarit ‘The lot has been closed out at 0 cents. We pass then on to you at a sunall advance—at 75 cents a yanl. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Wovrw You Be Dirrexesr Would you have spring dress that is une any other in this city? For €10, #12.50and #13 wecaa supply you with Paris Robes of Camel's Hai Plaids and figures that really are exclusive styles, You'll find here also French Kolws that are very scave sev. eral of the leading merchants have one or two dress Patterns. You'll notice them ticketed in the windows: “Exclusive Designs.” We are pffering then below Prevailing prices. Knowing that the bulk of the dress oods busines is to be done prior to Easter, we reduce Prices for Novelty Woolen Fabrics now, enalfing us to devote our counters after Easter mainly to @uchamb, &e. Continued below.» Ox Saaz Tr Be Turse Easter js near. No wonder your spring dress ie in your mind. If you have any idea of e suit @ Enslish Broadcloth we beg to reniind you of this portunity tosave a dollar or so inthe cost. Our Iatq purchase enables us to offer you qualities for @1D, $1.25. $1.15 and $1 that will save from 25 to 75 jcents per yan. Among the colors are twelve lovely shades of ‘Tans, Grays end Modes. ‘The silicia waist linings to match; also silk ximp ede and pearl @ttons for trimunines at proportionately low prices, ‘THE PALAI$ ROYAL. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, «Continued below. Some Very Scance Suan. e Biuet is the latest craze. It is.a tint offcolor some ‘thing like seen in ragged robbin. Theujhere are five ew shades of Gray aud three lovely tint of Tan that are new and scarce. Wehaveall these gd 21 other shades in our Soc. Silk-finisl Henriettawin our Oe. (Cashmeres and in the Gc. Foule Series, THE PALAS ROYAL. (Continued below.) A Paice Scnruise. ‘Those Plaid ani Check Camel's Hatrapiso the Chev. kote fm mixtures, inctnding the Art hades of Tans, Grase and Modes, are ONLY Side. A UKD. Louking at them in the window you'd judse tem the goous comhanee Sfsame ies i Fomeoe, the difference? Of course there ts bat mae. THE moraL. (Conthived below.) Hesvevanters For T; For authority we refer youto the ding modistes of Washington. Jewel Trimming On Neto... .csvere Jewel Passementeries........ Jewel and Jet Bands...... ‘SDK Edives in feather effects...... ‘Gold and Silver Bead Gimups......... ‘Bead Passementeries..........0s0eees “‘Cantile” Metal Trimming ....... ‘Bik Eagings, all colors............ Jet Bdgings........... to 04.50 yard to 67.5 yard 10.04.50 yard eh yard Ae. to O86 yard to 1.08 yard 1.15 0 2.08 tie. yard toO0e. yard to 176. yard Mie. 1085.35