Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1891, Page 4

THE WASHINGTOD BATURDAY. G STAR has the fullest Leeal 1y Newspaper in the World, and as am Advertising Mediu more than all the ether papers published in Washington. ——— Chicago purposes having one of the world’s great free libraries, it would appear. The leg- islatare of Llinois bas passed @ bill authoriz- ing the city of Chicago to levy a two-miil tax for five years to build and maintain @ free brary in Dearborn Park. When cloudson the titde of the proposed site have been removed and the governor's signature to the measure has been obtained the lake metropolis will have secured such guarantees as will set on foot the noble project. The trustees will break ground in the early autumn and it cannot be very long before the structure will be erected. The Chicago Herald says that a revenue of 400,000 per annum will enable the trustees to erect « building scientifically modeled for library use and worthy in its solidity and beauty the already high architectural character of Chicago. Tne Stan sees no valid reason why the local logislature of the District of Columbia, legislating in the interests not only of the people of the District at large but specially in the interests of the department employes, cannot carry out a project hereto- fore outlined and advocated—a free public library which shall be at the samo time # gen- ‘eral department library. Such a library would not be costly because it would contain the cir- culating books from the various department libraries now on band and to be bought, and be- eause the overflow of books from the library of Congress would be available to fill the shelves. The establishment of a free circalat- ing library with reading rooms, open at reasona- bie hours of the day and evening, of the most important movements to Rhode Island and New York both have dewo- cratic governors, but they have different ways of looking atastate’s great seal on criminal requisition papers. While Hill of Albany re- fused to know Mr. Bulkeley as governor of Connecticut, Davis of Providence said he did not feel that he could properly decline to reeog- nize ade facto governor. Mr. Hill sets up his personal judgment of facts against the facts of reeord, while Mr. Davis, personally as unwill- ing as the New York executive, concludes that he is bound to be governed in his public action by the facts of record. Bulkeley may not have any right tothe Connecticut eenl, but as he once had and it is still in his possession and no- body ean say just who is governor of the nut- meg state, it would seem to the unprejudiced that Davis is right and Hill is wrong in the per- ticular matter of honoring Bulkeley’s requisi- tions. It isa bad precedent to keep criminals when called for under the great seal of a state from being taken to the proper place of pun- ishment. The making of governors for Con- necticut is not a constitutional duty of gov- ernorsof New York, so far as any one is yet aware. ~ — +2 Good Friday addresses were made in All Souls’ Protestant Episcopal Church, New York, by the reetor, Rev. Dr. Heber Newton, and by & minister of each of the following denomina- tions: Presbyterian, Unitarian, Universalist snd Christian. In the face of the remonstrance which is being signed in the city of New York against the recognition by the Episcopal clerey of non-Episcopalians as duly qualified minir ters of religion, this step of Rev. Dr. Newton, although in keeping with his recent course, is apt to stir up the liveliest sort of controversy | which wil! not by any means be confined to the city and vicinity of New York. —— The colored citizen of the United States must not be ir too great a hurry toenjoy all the privileges of his citizenship or be discouraged that he does not go immediately to the front. Editor Dana, who has been down south, says that as the white man required 5,000 years to reach his present condition, the colored man, starting 125 years ago on his upward path, will reqaire at least 2,000 years to reach a similar position. We may therefore expect a colored democratic President of the United States and cabinet to match in 3892 A. D. ee ee as The “Beautiful Snow’ is no longer beantifu!, and it is the basest sort of flattery to call her so, a8 weil as 9 direct imputation upon the character of an hitherto reputable adjective to apply it in any such connection. The present snow is obviously a «lip-shod, lantern-jawed, red-nosed, blear-eyed, sallow-complectioned, snaggle-toothed, frowzle-headed, wrinkle- skinned, erackle-voiced old termagant, whom nobody admires and nobody defends. —_—_++e— ‘The renewal of war talk in Europe is on the lines of a simultaneous mobilization of French and Russian forces and English protection of Belgium. Italy has a financial pinch because of her past efforts to sustain the dreibund. The German court circle is evidently moving nearer to the retired chancellor and things are developing so as to uphold his views of inter- national policy. — eee France is kicking up a bobbery over the Newfoundland lobster because she wants to pluck the Nile lotus and England will not let her. and England is willing to sacrifice the ‘Newfoundland lobster in order to save the lous of Old Nils along with the shekels of the same. Newfoundland, except the lobster, is not s _ +e — The New York Recorder bas secured some- thing over $50,000 by subscription, with which to erect a monument to Gen. Sherman and no- body is more surprised than the Rrcorder if one may judge by the spectacular display it ‘wakes in announcing the fact. are ee Supt. Porter's last Census Bulletin on tho “Distribution of Population in Accordance with Mean Relative Humidity of the Atmos- phere” has a defective title. It should be amended to read “Kelative Mean Humidity of the Atmosphere.” —$—$—$—— If Dr. Gentry of Chicago has really captured the grip microbe, the miserable little imp who is creating our present woes, the people of the entire country will combine im a lawless mob. and bang the captive to the highest tree in Cook county. ————__+-s______ The grip grippeth again. What is wanted in this great republic is @ supply of weather that will not produce grip. With » change in the weather bureau this summer there ought te come a change of diseases next winter. —__—$_ooe—___ the Sioux Indians have irrevocably @oneluded to organize an uprising will Messrs. Parkerson & Wickliffe of New Orleans please Teport to the Secretary of War for duty. +2 ‘That young Greek. Vadoro, now in New York, ran through with over $2,000,000 in six years. without even making an attempt to be elected . $. Senator, — $+ ——_____ ‘The Connecticut dead lock is still a dead lock. and will probably remain so untile new oe Hoey snerrae-arn, is in Indiana still pull- on the string that makes the Speakershi kick up its heels. — ——+e____. The Itudiam court may feel constrained to fine Gevernor Nicholis for contempt in refus- ing to tentify. ——————-____ ‘The Morrison boom has sat down in the- row with ail the others. see A good deal of water is mixed with the Dock beer of this season. ——$_$_.eo——__ As seat of political warfare Rhode Inland fe only large enough to stand up in. SS ‘Successors to E @. Davie. ‘T19 Market Space, Corner 8th st. ‘NOW FOR SOLID SPRING BUSINESS. ‘This evening winds up the Easter Opening. Monday we enter into the rush of Spring Trade. The house is full to overflowing with Washincton, and we will do power to merit that trust. First of ‘want to say that we will always do an; that {s possible to accommodate our customers. If you makeany sort of = purchase at our ‘store and it does not suit youorif you have changed your mind after you have taken it home, why, bring it back, we will cheerfully ex- change it or refund the money, whichever you Wish. Wearm to keep only the best mates Gli kinds of gvods—the most reiiable, and goods that will wear well. We Aight shy of the well to read our advertisements, as you will al- ways find every article advertised to be just as represented. If you should have any cause to think otherwise don’t think of Luyinx that article, a8 we would not have any oue Ko out of this house dissatisfied with their purchase under any consideration. Wealways strive to have on banner that old and well tried motto, “*Honesty is the Beet Policy.” We know it is encient and sowe may think it tomely. but all now that it is reliable. Aud now for s chat about specrals for Monday HANDKERCHIEF CBAT. ‘This ever useful article should always inter est you, especisily when an extra good bargai fs offered. One does not make aimistakein taking advantage of «ood bargain of this kind. if they don’t need them Just at present they will a Uittie later on. So when you can seure them ‘at alow vaiue buy them. Weare in reveipt of two unusually good bargains in Handker- chie/s which will Le put on sale Mondsy morn- iw. The firet lot constets of 156 dozen Ladies Fine Sheer Handkerchief¢ in all sorts of fancy Bemstitched borders. Some White, some Col- cred, some Embroidered; dozens of different styles; the goods are worth regularly 1c. and Abe. Our spectal price will be 1234. each. Second lot cunsiats of Z3 styles of Fine Hand- Kerchiefe for Ladies in all of the new patterns of draw work and herustitching. These are the best Handkerchuefs ever offered for the price— 20doren Extra Fine Sheer All-tmen Plain Hensstitched Ladies’ Handkerchiefs in 34, 1 and ig-inch bems. Regular price for this quality, ISe. Our special price, 12340. eac! Novelty Colored Laces, Mousiin de Soi Lace, Embrovdered with Silk, in Bow Kuot pattern, in colorings of Maure, Canary, Pearl, Pink, L. Blue, Lavender, 5 inches wide. Our special price, Tae. yard. Mouslin de Soi Lace, embroidered with Silk, ima double crescent pattern, very stylish and taking, 5 inches wide, in colorings of Lav- ender, Cardinal, Pearl, Canary, Mauve, Pink, L. Biue. Our special price, SOc. yard. Two New Patterns tn Black Embroidered 45-inch Fiouncing. Fast Black, French Mull, embroidered im Heliotrope and Shaded Gold; wheat desizn; the newest out. Worth 83. Our special price, $2.58 yard. ‘45-inch Fast Biack French Muli Flouncing, embroidered in Heliotrope. Worth $2.50. Our special price, $1.98 yard. Agents for the Staten Island Dying Co. Ali work GUARANTEED. W. A. PIERCE & CO., Successors to E. G. Davis, 719 Market Space, Cor. 8th st, Fersrrvne, CARPETS, MATTINGS, BABY CARRIAGES, REFRIGERATORS, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES. ‘The demande of Springtime are as imperative upon housekeepers as those of any other season; houses must be renovated and diseaseand sickness warded off. ‘This task requires considerable outlay of money and proves no light burden to a vast majority of honest toilers. OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, SHARING THIS BURDEN With you, drives away all care and fills the home with cheer. Its benefactions are yours, the use and enjoyment of every comfort being in your possession while you are Paying for them as your circumstances may deem most convenient. HOUSE & HERRMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 917, O21 and 923 7th at., ‘and 690 Massachusetts ave. aw. : il THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. SATURDAY, MARCH” 28, 1891—SIXTEEN PAGES, Sux Ar “Sreour Parces: aT Br ERE by P ee z * Ig kez ry = ‘We propose to make things interesting for ‘SILK seekers” next week. We have lifted nearly all the Profit completely off the price of twenty-five pieces of the choicest spinnings of the season. They are fancy SILKS, many of them, and with e pedigree that traces them as the handiwork of popular weavers. If you are the least bit inclined toward a SILK parchase you cannot resist the temptation these qualities and their PRINTED ‘Twelve pieces left out of oural- ‘Most innumerable number—patterns perfect, colors strong and goodly choice—75e. yard—NOT 90c., what ‘they are worth. Five pieces of Pure White Chins Milk, that any judge will owa upto as Gic. quality, we have marked only S0c. # yard. Only three pieces of it—but you ‘Will save the difference between Wc. and 7c. x yard if you prove them. Biack Satin Mervetlieux is the best ‘body you can get to drape Grena- ine over, Acholce of two qualities of BLACK. SURAH—s staple. One is 20 inches wide, extra heavy, double warp, at ‘Toe. ‘The other 22 inches wide—s French plece worth $1.25, but we have marked it for this sale 618 yard. je make it an imperative to be ‘equal to all emerzencies with our stock of BLACK CHINA and JAP- ANESE Silks—snd to that end our line rans from 6c. to $1.25e yard. As an accompaniment to the other offerincs we give you nine pieces of the Zinch Japanes> Sik at @1 9 yard, They bave a beautiful finish— e» “soit as silk” con be—Lyons dyed. ‘Out of this line of BLACK FAILLE FRANCAISK you onght to be abie to Put sie of 1 into service, especially at such abbreviated prices: 20 inches w.de-$1; worth $1.25. 22 inches wide—1.: 22 inches wide—1 This sole is not likely tohave many days of lite the came is bagged with too sigail shot for that. We think wehave hit upon Siik that most of you can find a use for—and useful things at such concessions in price are pure, unalloyed BARGAINS. ‘Bea Monday morning caller for them. ‘There can be nv harn in our taking this occasion to announce the arrival of a batch of new BEN- GALINES~Gray, Tan and Modeare the shades. ‘The quality is superb. 22 inches wide and only $1.75 © yard. ‘The CHINESE, JAPANESE and FRENCH looms have debivered their spring productions tous. W have opened them at 7c. and 81a yard. BLACK FAILLE FRANCAISE. ‘Thenew INDIA PRINTS exhanst thought in the variety of their pretty Patterns. The «rounds are Black, ‘but the handsome flowered designs are im rick colors. #1 a yard for & choice. Two other grades @1.50 and 82a yard. We are first to present these newest effects, as we ordered them direct from the homes of thetr creation, and our patterns are confined exclusively tc us. We always take that precaution to protect you. LET NEXT WEEK BE SILK WEEK. PRINTED INDIA. SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1840. 1b i i i L mad ueaea Mt Pry at t * ELEVENTH DAY or OUR ELEVENTH ANNUAL CLEARING SALE, AND We invite your attention toa few of the many extra- ordinary bargains that will be offered you on Monday: Old Dutch Inlaid Divan, $85. Reduced to $38. Fine Tapestry Parlor Suite (5 pieces), 140. Re- duced to 870. Fine White Oak Inlaid Desk, €48. Reduced to 828. Cuban Mahogany Chamber Set, $165. ” Reduced to 9100. Bird's-eye Maple Chamber Set, $100. Reduced to suo. SOLE AGENCY FOR THE PEERLESS WHITNEY CARRIAGE. {7a Doves & Broruzn NOTION DEPARTMENT. 100 Hai 100 Mair Piasin a box. Prat Seoiy’s Violet W mas pe ae ae Dos, Fr Leak anranteel Fine Oak Extension Tabie, $45. Reduced to $28 And numerous other articles in the furniture line at relatively low prices. ALEX. MILNE, HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE AND FABRICS, 124 F ST. N.W. cur OE REAL CORPO. pease bos ' hai pat $°$°% $2 4-4-4 We write this Saturday morning surrounded by all the flowers that bloom in the spring—-s feene that has been described by many as truly beautiful. But we look out on the snow- covered stréetsand like the children ‘ith egg rolling in mind and like their biewer brothers ‘and sisters, fathers and mothers, feel more inclined to weep than rejoice, Such weather a0 thie seems bad for ns morally, mentally, Physically and financially. But tearsare idle. For ourselves we intend to repeat our “Opening” of spring fashions all over again. For you the ‘opportunity is presented to realise your dream of s spring costume and at a cost less than you reckoned. Commencing Monday at 8 o'clock we invite you to whet we shall torm The Palais Royal's Supplementary Spring ‘*Opening.” 5 Oe Te oes ea soe foe a ee a a eG dee ae eee De Se J Te Ja OR Dis SON iy fis fem Fk Oe a, Be es So, Nes ES eae 2A Tad he Ds ee Sa ee gl ee OU ee he ey t oe eg SMe Nt 00 ae ge ee ee EB ER se Se ah eh a | tah Sai Miike St Jab sista Ma fod Je 3 UESTIONS, cae ies Jee Say ak at Re Dos, ss tee ae is Pe ee Te ok Sa Cy Dae se ae Bar oe ie es. i Dae Dawe ees AS ae oo ae ak Ee Mae Re A} sO ee he oe a es SI Se ie a ia ae ae ee Jae (ae Se cme i a Se as Aad UR SP oa TS: ME igh Ae Salk Tk os SG Se Of course the Grst question you'll ask yourself will be: Witl the same Souvenir Prices be - quoted next week? We repiy: ‘weanswer: Yes! Yes! Then you It in the offering of the most complete stock of novelties over gathered at Are ail goods reduced in price? Again ‘The Palais Royal—complete in every sense of the word—Every detail of your Spring Costume may be selected here and if every garment were made to onler conid not bettor harmonize. fact, the goods were selected with a view of being worn tozether—Flowers, Gloves, Drees Goods, Trimmings, Hosiery, Wraps—everythin . The next quostion to answer is: Why do we reduce prices for new goods? To quickly introduce the Spring Novelties and to couple the name of the Palais Royal with your every need. Weccn afford to sell during Monday, Tues- day and Wednesday at wholesale prices if thereby we gain you fora permanent future patron. ‘We'll do 40 if we induce you to call, because, EVEN OUR REGULAR PRIC! ARE LOWER THAN CHARGED AT TUE STORES WHERE MUCH OF THE BUSINESS DONE 18 CREDIT. HERE 18 PROOF O It. The Palais Royal 85c. Silk-finish Henriettrs have been compared favorably with the $1 goods of the credit stores. where else such 101 ‘Your eyes and finzers will tell you the quality is as good, and y shades—four Grays, three Tans, two Binets—the new shade, Castor; Putty; three Heliotropes, tlre Old Rose and the ordinary tints of Greens, Browns, Biues, ‘You will notice the Souvenir List says 75 cents is the price uring the “Opening.” Now look at the $1.50 English Broadcloths reduced to 8 and where such scarce shades of Tans and Grays? Now look at the @ 25; where else such quality for $1.50, 25 All-wool Cheviots reduced to 75 cents: quality, designs and shades are recoznized as belonzing to $1.25 goods. And the Par.s Robes; the 10 per cent discount brings the $11.50 Camel's Hair Plaid Novelty to $10.35, and the identical style and quality and shade is quoted elsewhere a8 an exclusive novelty at #15. And so with the Colored Figured India Silks, reduced to 90 cents from @ and the Black Silk Grenadines at 10 per cent disconnt, and the Lustrine Silks tion, at 62 cents, the sau #0 throuch all twenty-four departments. Palais Royal's Novelties for the spring of '91. for founda- usually sell at 75cents. And so with Trimmings and Laces; The List below gives no proper idea of the ss > EEL YE ARN Ss8 Sus ww EL Rs Sy88 “oo Ul ‘Vo KER NNN Sovverms For Lanus. DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. 1.50 Best English Broadcloth. “825 10 percent off marked prices of ail Black Siiks and Grenadines, Black Wool Dress Goods, including Priestley's, Lubin's and Courtauld’s spring styles. Colored Figured India Silks and Paris Robes. DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. 35e. Gold and Bilver Guimps .. f 10 per cent off marked prices of all ot! immings, also Buttons, Flowers and Ribbons. ‘Lace Drapery Nets, Flouncings, Demi-flouncings and all other Laces at 10 per cent less than they are marked. PARASOL AND UMBRELLA DEPARTMENTS. $15 Paris Novelty Parasols . $9.75 Imported Parasols, all styles $8.98 Mourning Parasols, all styles. $6 “Bouquet” Parasols .. $5.68 Novelty Poika Dot Parasol $4.08 Parasols for 84.25 and $3.08 Parasols $3.48 Parasols for $3.25 and $3 Paraso! Parasols, all styles. $1.68 Sun Shades, carved handles #4 Bun Shades, lace covered. $2.10 Silk Sun Umbrellas, 44.08 Colored Silk Sun Us 81.25 Genuine Gloria Umbrellas. $2.20 Novelty Handle Umbrellas. $5.68 the latest Mackintosh from WRAP DEPARTMENT. $14 Paris an4 London Jacket! 812 Blazors and Ree‘ers, all sty’ 810 Imported Jackets, all styles. $8 Jackets, like $12 imported garment ‘&5 Biazers and Refers, alistyles. $14 New Style Connemaras. 810 Connemaras, all styies. 87 Our Specialty Connemaras ‘25 Imported Camel's Hair Wraps., $1.08 Gingham Wrappers, all styles. -81.65 Imported Tea Gowns, all styles, at 10 per cent dis- count, GLOVE DEPARTMENT. $1.85 Undressed Kid Mousquetatres. 21.25 4-button English Dogsxin Gloves. Genuine Pigskin Mousquetaires. . French Kid Gloves, 4 buttons. -. Undressed Kid Mousquetaires.. . Suede Kid Gloves, 4 buttons. . Undressed Kid Mousquetaires . Taffeta Silk Mousquetaires. . Taffeta Silk Gloves. . Pure Silk Mousquetaires.. . Bill Gloves for Sc. and 50v. Gloves... . Milanese Silk Mousquetaires. ‘Also see Men's and Children's Souvenir Lists. JEWELRY DEPARTMENT. ‘SL Jewelry, in all styies. ‘7Se. Jewelry, all styies. 50c. Jewelry, all styles. Be. Jewelry. all styles.. $2.50 Louis XVI Beits.. HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. 12%. Linen Handkerchiefs, all styles. 19c. Linen Han ikerchiefs. $2.85 Hand-embroidered Handkerchiefs. Also seo Souvenir List for Men. FAN DEPARTMENT. $2.48 Silk Japanese Fans. ‘$1 Japanese Novelty Fans. 20c. Funs for 18c. and Lic. Fans... 50c. Gauze Fans, hand painted. 82 Fane for 800. and Te. Fans. ‘NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT. 1.98 Embroidered Chiffon Ruffling......... 21.35 Embroidered Chiffon Rufifing........ nit a a it g88, TITT 1 4 Ens rT rT T HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. i if ‘250. Fast Black and Fancy Hose, Se. Fast Black and ‘Fancy Hi He. 50c. 8c. ‘85c. Fast Black and 31.59 Enxlish Bilk Hove. 82.98 Novelty Silk Hose, wo 30. Easter Garters, yeow silk, ribbon bow, eact Also see Men's and Children’s Souvenir Lists, UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. 19c. Swiss Ribbed Vests, wen: 25e. Swiss Ribbed Vests, very superior. G8e. Ribbed Silk Vests, 2 ‘50c. Spring Underwear, all styles, ‘89c. Silk Vests for 75c., and $1.19 Silk Vests, heavy weight. 81.08 Ribbed Silk Vests, fancy. ‘Te. Cambric Corset Covers, 8c. Chemise and Drawers. 50c. Cambric Corset Cover rere. 81.15 French Embroidered Night Gowns.. 21.38Gowns and Skirts. 68 Gowns and Skirts. CORSET DEPARTMENT. ‘We. New English Coutil Corsets, 81 Black Corsets, all styles. 81.75 “A la Venus” Corsets $1.50 'A la P. D.” Corset: ART GOODS DEPARTMENT. 10 per cent off marked prices of all English and Ger- man Bric-a-brac, Japanese Ware and Art Clocks, 1c. Stamped Brass and Silver Photo Frames......15¢ 68c. Madras Drapery Scaris., 8c. Silk Drapery Scarfs 4c. Silk Stripe Oriental Scaris ‘8c. India Silk Head Rest 81.89 Oriental Table Covers. 93.08 Extra Size Oriental C 91.35 Lace Bureau Scarfs, ‘Bfor 25c. Lace Tidies. 4 STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. 17e. a pound Linen Writing Paper—100 sheets... Se. Envelopes for Ge. and Se. packs. 12c. Boxes of Writing Paper. 8c. Writing Tablets with cover, 8c. Rolls uf Toilet Paper, TOILET ARTICLE DEPARTMENT. ‘%e. Warranted Tooth Brushes, Posszas, Or Bazrimone. ‘Every Gay shortensthe distance which sepa- rvech us dally not one barren of favors from our Washington friends, Better still, we are ‘the gratified hosts of an increasing number of ‘visitors, who avail themselves of our excursion Dian, andsave eighty (80) cants on ther round- trip fare, if they purchase #5 worth, or more. ‘The past week bas been notable for Washing- ton trade in Millinery. The matchless excel- Jence and variety of our display of imported amd American-made pattern hats has become knows, in your city quite as quickly es it was an- Rounced here. With usit has been no “‘morn- ing awakening to find ourselves famous.” As ‘artist milliners we have marked every step of our growth with those creditable productions which educate and interest popular fancy. And now, as we offer illustrations of the skill Of the wide world, we find ourselves consulted by the best dressers of the *‘companion cities.” ‘With Eastercomes the ‘defining dawn” of Spring. For the week before us miuch that foes to demonstrate fine taste wili be brought into exercise. And, while we crown **Millinery" regent of our *‘realm of trade,” the ‘Court of Fashion” which bears our neice will be bung plate the achievement of ours. Toknow that everywhere we are re- garded as creators of the most artisticandex- clusive; and to realize that, at the same time, Weare the honored recipients of the favor of the masses, is sweeping attainment that lives have been vainly employed in accomplishing. SPECIAL IN DRAPERY NETS. In new patterns of Very Fashinable Drapery Nets we will sell: Several hundred yards of All-silk Brussels Net, of a zixzag pattern, with neat web effect, at $1 a yard. A quantity of All-silk Brussels Net, patterned, ina silk stripe and neat flower figure, at #1 a yard. A fair profit would make it worth 8: Several pieces of All-silk Brussels Net, fzured. with snail o.ka spot and diamond fizure, at ue ‘The same quality is elsewhere bringing 2.10. Elegant pattern of ‘La Tosca” Net. Ficured in polka spots and squares. Marked G8e. @ yan for @1 quality. Exquisite patterns of **La Tosca” Net. Fig- ured with stripes and crescents. Marked 79. a yard for $1 quality. _ _ Very fine ‘La Tosca” Net, figured in stripes only. Marked 95c. a yard for $1.25 quality. POSNERS', BALTIMORE. Canmant & Leny. Special offerins fn’ Men's Un'aundered Shirts; made of New York Mills Muslin; Mnen bosom and band: 2 y Men's Night Shirts, made o! Utica Muslin; a first-class shirt. Sizes, 14 to 18; only 4 each. A bargain in Biack Goods. The new Glorioss Silk Warp, 60-inch wide; only 73e. yard. A special drive in Ladies’ Striped Balmoral Skirts; full sizes and well made; at 20c. and Be. each. We have secured a few piecesot Lace and Satin ataxrest sacrifice, and yard. They A new arrival of Stamped Linens and Art Goods; the quantity of these zoods we sell is 3 proot of the correctness of our prices and the style of the goods. Our new Mattings are in and our prices are right. CARHART & LEIDY, mh28 «928 7th and 706 K sts. n.w. ATTINGS; § loth, dd, 254 ‘Ge. Indestructible Rut 18e. Bay Rum, sinall bottle Florida Water, half pint. 15e. Whisk Broows. ‘Bde. Silk Elastic, all colors. Se. Boxes Cabinet Hairpins. Sovvexizs For Cumpnze. . English Novelty Windsors. sie. Mull Tics, all styles. 50o. Boys’ Shirt Waisty, all styles. ‘Too. **King” and other Waists.. 81 Waists, all styles. $1.68 Children’s Shirred Hats, imported. $1.20 Shirred Hats, new spring styles. 50c. Muslin Aprons for children. $1 Novelty Aprons, ail styies.. ‘87.68 Silk Coats for youns children. Couexs Tanna Sone, S23 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Branch of 8. Cohen & Co.. Boston. NOTION DEPARTMENT. A Skxsmrz Max ‘Would ss soon jump overboard without perver sn to. ary "to travel WihouY mood: and RRR R TRUK PSR pW A werineh, inch, Dinch, —3¢-ined, VITED TO PARTAKE OF THIS FEAST OF BARGAINS. MM 00 NN A Hu fe EPR A YT HHH SS PEE Be Sh Ff Mae 24 g Cu sy oe q 33 = es A AT JUST AS SOON AS OUR IMMENSE (4. KAUFMAN Og sTock ts SOLD ovr. WE MEAN ‘TO ¥LOOD THE CITY OF WASHING- TON AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY WITH THE RRR ERE A TIIT TIT SP ATES BOR kee a4 3 SuSE A cca Bx 8 5885 2*OR BGGS SAU NNN Sss® THAT ANY LEGITIMATE CONCERN RETIRING FROM BUSINESS COULD SHOWER UPOX YOU. WE RESERVE NOTHING, AS WE HAVE XO FU- TURE IN VIEW-ONLY TO DISPOSE OF OUR STOCK. SURS 18 COMPARATIVELY A NEW LINE OF GOODS. EVERYBODY 18 IN- THE GCOMBINA TIGHK. ™~ ILANS- For @27.50 an elegant Solid Oak 3-ptece Chamber Suite, handsome in desi and finished in 16th century and antique oak, extra lange beveled plate glass; size of Gresser, 44220; washstand, 34imches. This suite CANNOT BE EQUALED for the money. Worth fully @40 and to sell them at $27.50 we were conpelled to onder 1,500 of them. Another special offering. A Solid Oak Table, twisted lags, oxidized (brass trimmings, in antique oak and 10th century finish. For @7, worth double the money. ‘We also offer 300 Solid Oak Comfortable High-beck Arm Chairs (highly polished), at @2.85 each. 900 Solid Oak Rockers to match, @2.85. 500 Bolid Oak Side Chairs to match, im ‘These Chairs cannot be duplicated for ‘the money. Wehave® Solid Oak Chiffomiers in 16th century and antique oak finishes (5 draw: 28). We offer these at #9 rach. Also 11 Soltd Oak Chiffoniers—in antigue beveled plate glass. Weoffer them at the remarkably low price of $15. Offerings in LACES. LACES. 19 pairs No. 763 Nottincham Laces. $1.50 Per pair. Good value at $2.50. 21 pairs No. 3001 Ecru Nottingham ‘Laces. $2.75 per pair. Were 84.50. ‘T pairs Imitation Brussels, handsome de- ‘Sign. $2.75. Former price. #5. 4 Pairs No. 1256 Irish Point Laces. $5.25 Reduced from 7.50. 6 pairs No. 71870 Irish Point Laces. 86.75. Reduced from $10.50. PORTIERES. ‘We are showing some new and very chotce Patterns in Imported Chenille Portieres, in Biue, Pink, Cream and Terre Cotta. We Offer them at the low price of $15, just ome- half their value. ‘We also offer at #15 per pair about 17 paire f those beautiful French Velour Portieres, in Pink, Gold, White, Copper, Nile and Heliotrope. ‘They usually sell at €35. IN FRENCH TAPESTRIES— ‘We show 9 pieces, in as many colors. Goo! value at $1.75. Wo offer them at @1 per yard. « 36 yards of Corduroy, in colors—Lieht Blue, Olive, O1g Red, Gold and Brown. ‘Real value, $1.75. Will sell at $1 per yard. 5 pieces Sik Piash, in Mile, Old Rose, (Crimson, Gold and Fawn. Offered at $1.08 per yard. Formerly sold at 61.75. ‘We have just placed on sales LARGE IN- VOICE of SMYRNA RUGS. We bought them at s SACRIFICE, and will sell them FAR BELOW REGULAR PRICE. (300 Smyrns Mats, 75. Rerular price, 61 (240 Smyrna Bugs, 26 inches, @2. Reyular Price, 63.50. + 350 Smyrna Rugs, 30 inches, 62.45. ‘Regular price, @4. ‘210 Smyrna Rugs, 4x4, $3.65. Reruler Price, 66. We also offor— Beet All-woo! Art Squares. ‘3x3 yards $6.25. Former price @9.00 wa 7.50 “~ * 10.00 ot 850 » * ae oa 8.5 - - 3280 --s * 4S ad “ 20.00 ‘We have completely overhauled our Wall Paper Department and placed it tm change of an expert artist, and are now prepared to furnish designs end estinates for all classes (Of Interior Decorations. We invite your ‘special attention to this department. JULIUS