Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAI STAR. WASHINGTON: | SaTURDaY. <n. AEH &, 1801, TRE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Lecal Cirenlation of any Newspaper in the Werld, and as an Advertising Medium te worth more than all the ether papers yablisied in Washington. ee ‘There is appearance of inconsistency in guarantess of protection to foreigners by the national government which are enforeible only ‘under state laws and in state courts. But un- der this system the forcigner receives precisely the same protection as the citizens of the United States, and only in the exceptional ease when o whole state or municipality pushes aside its laws is this inconsistency painfully perceptible. In the present instance it would not belp matters practically, however appearances might be saved, if it were possible to try the New Orleans lynchers in a United States court im Louisiana. A law that would the removal of such cases to Wash- smgton for trial would provide, in order to ‘mest an exceptional occurrence, a general rule of discrimination against citizens and in favor of foreigners and of reflection on the state tribunals, without producing even in such in- stances as the present any satisfactory rerults. If it were possible to bring all New Orleans to Washington for trial at the demand of Italy Weshington would not hang New Orleans. The only absolutely certain method ef securing the punishment of such offenders ee the New Orleans lynchers would be a law which would compel them to be handedover to Italy for trial It is not st all likely that euch a law will be enacted or proposed. Perhaps asimple end more effective remedy could be provided if Italy, instead of seeking cbanges in our Con- stitution and laws which will enable the na- tional government to punish the people of a state, when the people of a state obstinately refuse to punish themselves, should keep athome the robbers and murderers@whoseacts amd throats have caused s whole community to upset its own laws in order toreach and destroy them. Is might be wiser on our part to shut out this @lement, the exciting cause of the whole fwouble, than to attemptany substantial change ef the relations of the national government to the States. A law of the first kind con be ‘enacted. A proposition of the second kind, however desirable in some respects the ob- fects which it seeks may seem to be, raises delicate questions upon which sectional and partisan sensitiveness existe, and would be- come « law, if at all, ouly atter heated con- troversy and long delay. ———— The Farmers’ Alliance, like many other societies having certain good aims, is attempt- ing to dosome impracticable things. Smarting ‘under the attacks of the party press, the al- linnce legislature of Minnesota has been con- sidering © most remarkable bill intended to re- press these assaults. It isa iaw requiring all printed articles, whether in newspapers, periodicals, hand bills or what not, ‘which shall therein purport to relate, state, describe or give an account of or give intelligence of political, official. personal or social act, writing or speech of any human being, living or dead, reflecting im any way upon such person's char- acter,” to be subscribed by the full name of the suthor. The violation of the act is made s or by less than thirty or more than three months. ‘The histor y of parties and of legislative bodies which have resorted to this sort of tactics in the United States is not encouraging to this movement of the Minnesota alliance. The law of libel now in existence in some respects is harshly oppressive and ought to be sufficient to prevent abuse of the privileges of the press. Any interference with the essential rights of Sa ‘The success of ballot reform in Maine is mat- ‘wr for public rejoicing. A most determined fight had been 207 veagboahe a elsewhere to let pea & res APRIL & 1891 oo ewicR CREAM MADE IN THIRTY SECONDS.-6B ‘This remarkable result {8 achieved by the “JACK FROST FRERZER. All rood housekeepers will be interested im Mmowing how such s thing can be done and for this reason we have arranced with the inventor for a practical exhibition of thie wonderful lit- tle machine. On Monday mornin you are tn ‘Vited to scethe “Jack Frost'.Freszer and eum Bie its products. Gourth floor. 10th st. builds HUCK AND DAMASK TOWELS— At —%e.— —o— ‘The assortment ts the Jarest and best we've ever had, and in point of variety and real ‘worth surpasses anything heretofore offered by Usinthe TOWEL line. It embraces all the best fruits of the Irish and German looms. All White or witis Colored borders, with piaim or Knotted fringes, with plain heme or hemstitehed. ‘Here are sume of the most noteworthy. 20342 Irish Damask Towels, with fancy bor ders of Fink, Light Blue, Electric Biue, Yel- low, Red, &c. as ‘24246 Extra Heavy Cream Damask Towels. ie 20x39 Old Bleachery Manf'g Oo.'e Huck ‘Towels—no chemicals used in the whitening of these—bjeached on the grass—soft and Pleasant to use, and unsurpassed in wearing qualities—all White and Colored borders. —2e.— ‘We make a specialty of Old Bieachery Towels. 2x42 Heavy Quality Half-Blesched Huck ‘Towels, in all White or with Red or Biue Bor- = —280.— ‘24352 Extra Large and Heavy Bleached Huck ‘Towels, Hed borders. o— 19x38 All White Henustitched Towele-me dium weight—soft, p iable buck. Linen Department. (Second floor, 10th st. building.) oo EH HOUSEHOLD GOODS DEPARTMENT. SPECIAL SALE. 500 dozen Fine BLUWN GLASS Tumblers, with etched initials, in wreath and spray de- ‘signs. These are strictly first-quality high- class goods—perfect in every particular. ‘Packed one dozen in a substantial paper boz— ‘each tumbler wrapped in tissue peper. Our price while the lot lasts will be —$1 a dozen. — ‘This is a much lower price than has ever be- fore been quoted on these fine tumblers, and ‘we cannot promise to keep up the supply long at this price. @ourth floor, 10th st. building.) oo — IN LACE DEPARTMENT. WE ARE SHOWING A novelty in Face Veiling woven to resemble ‘gumerous spiders, each in the center of its ‘webb. —Price, T5c. s yard. — (rst floor, 2d annex.) i IN ART DEPARTMENT. ‘We will offer Monday a complete line of Silk ‘Tassels and Plush Ornaments in the latest col- ore and newest designs. ‘Sik Tassels, —1256, 25 and 50. a dosen.— Ornaments. —12, 18 and 36c. «dozen. — In connection with the above we will show @ #. J THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1891~SIXTEEN PAGES. “wooed mie food, Past Onk Cheval Bed Boo feo Ss oer im walnut, cherry and ocak a ogee os fey rakeja oar — GN tace CURTAINS AND Pairs Broweee: were Pie Breeie, Sig ). Now $8. ul Bota See ot Ae, Ea gukt mat fri dE oe Beer Wain weet Mewes cE. A. OCONNESTOGA SILK URABREL, t2.28 EACH These same goods we have in our recular stock marked 34.98, 84.48 and 83.95. We warrant then for 2 years—not to fade or split—choice $2.98. Just received @ new line of Mirrore~among them, AT % CENTS, A bat-inch Piush Covered Easel Mirror. 4 Bargain. z « TIT S85 i & TF S AAA ry aA AND GAPS. ‘We speak today of our line of Infants’ Cape and Chil- dren's Hats. ‘We show an immense assortment of novel styles, made up in mull and ail in various qualities. ‘Wo show Caps at from 25 cente for # pretty Shirred BAU Mi POPULAR SHOPPING FLACE. 40 pieces All-wool Henriettas in the new spring shades. Good vatue at 7c. yard. OUR PRICE, 600. YARD. ‘80 pieces 46-inch All-wool Silk Finish Henriettasin all desirable shades. Good value at $1 yard. OUR PRICE, 8c. YARD. 50 pieces All-wool Ladies’ Cloth in ell the popular shades, Good value st $1 end $1.25 yard. OUR PRICE, 75c. AND $1 YARD. ‘96 pieces Plaid Dress Goods, including all the «pring Rovelties. Good value at 870. yard. OUR PRICE, Tac, YARD. ‘G2 tnch All-wool Camel's Matr, in Gray and Tan. Good value at $1.50 yard. OUR PRICE, $1.25 YARD. 41-inch All-wool Scotch Cheviots, in Grays, Tans, Browns, Navy Blue and Black. Good valte st G2igo. yard, OUR PRICE, S0c. YARD. MILLINERY. ‘If you have not visited our Millinery Department €o not fail to do s0, anit is stocked with the cholost Une of Spring Noveltica |BAURI'S ag Ov Buazrmwons. Ist not in every way advantageous te avail your- sctves of our excursion armnremente? ‘Take the pecu- niary view of it. ‘Tospend five (85) dollars for home 0d personal mecesitis is alist an every-day occtr- rence. We save you 40 per cent on ‘your reilroed fare. (On your poesaees often Fy much mere Is time smtichsot ea cet? Yon ean ove over hers-40 ea— ‘quite on quickly ss you can go “down town"—~@ miles. ‘And you oan leave bome after lunch, ride over here, ave two fall hours to visit us and then reach bome ia sxusen tor @ ociech Ginmer. Sataoess envinweweny hows, ‘We refund 80 cents on your fare if youbay ENLIGHTRNMERT SPACB. ‘Trimmings of every desirable kind. Trim- ‘mings to match all the newest dress weaves. ‘Sk Conte and Girdies in stock. ‘Tirat floor for these. Mandsome Fmbroideres im, ‘Cambria, ‘Ladies in quest of the ‘“Newest” in TEA GOWNS AND WRAPPERS ‘Wil please read the following: LIGHT-WEIGHT WRAPPERS AND TRA Gowns. Choice patterns of Wash Flannel Wrappers ‘We have’ oe ee athe Tes Gowns are we and, pretties: des Ce crioliebeeiay ne Siniagey Ged Een cemts ke De. tan eor's Sanitary LANS= URGH 2 os o 3. W. A. Pisce & Co. @accemors to RG. Davis, ‘TID Market Space, Corner 8th Street. EXTRAORDINARY MARK DOWN SALE ow NEW SPRING ROBE DRESS PATTERNS. Our Dress Goods Department is fast becoming the most attractive spot in our store. Why is this Because oursis the only house in Wash- ington that makes MOURNING DRESS FAB- RICS a specialty, and as we only keep this ox- clusive line of Dress Goods we have the choicest and most desirable selections of MOURNING DRESS GOODS to be found in the market. As for prices, you can readily see upon investira- Gon that our prices are always the CLOSEST. LOOK over this list of MARE DOWNS. The prices quoted will astonish you. 1 HANDSOME GRAY DRESS ROBE. Rege- lar price, $15. MARKED DOWN to$12.50. 1 HANDSOME DRESS ROBE. Regular price, $15. MARKED DOWN to $11. 1 BLACK AND WHITE DRESS RUBE. Reg- lar price, $12.50. MARKED DOWN to $10. 2 BUOCADED AND PLAIX GRAY DRESS BOBE. Regular price, $20. MARKED DOWN tose. 1 SILVER GRAY DRESS ROBE. Reguler price, $12.50. MARKED DOWN to $10. 1 DARK GRAY DRESS ROBE. Regulsr price, $22. MARKED DOWN to $16. 1 BLACK oan WHITE DRESS ROBE. Price, $22. MAKKED DOWN to @16. Recular 1 GRAY DRESS ROBE. Reyular price, $14. MAREED DOWN to $12.50. Exraa Sprouts Ix Art Brace DRESS FABRICS. ‘Lapin's All-wool Chailie, Bisck, 50e. yard. ‘Lupin's All-wool Black Serge, 50s. yard. Lapin's All-wool Black Cashmere, 50c. yard. Lupin’s All-wool Black Checked Grenadine, Slysra. Lupin’s All-wool Carmelite (for veils), 81 yard. Lupia’s All-wool Carmelite (for veils), $1.25 PRIESTLEY'’S SILK and WOOL MEN- 25, 8 {Minch lac! LUPIN'S. ilk ‘and Wool Bengaline, $1.23 yard. 45-inch Black Camel's Hair Grenadine, with lk side band, $1.25 yard. Au-Snx Guexsnes. Reinch Alleiik Grenadine, striped with Brocade effect. very new. SPECIAL, 81 yard. Seinch ALL-SILK GRENADINE, with pattern, very effective. SPECIAL, $1.25 yard. 24-inch SATIN STRIPED GRENADINE, Worth $1.25. OUR SHECIAL price, 31 yard. 24-inch BLACK CHECK GRENADINE, very stylish. SPECIAL, $1.25 yard. 24-inch IRON yams ; GRENADINE, extra quality. Seinch THON PRAMS GRENADINE, alk ‘and wool, extra quality, very CIAL, $1.50 yard. Noverry Exszorery Frovsores. 45-inch Fast-black French Mull, embroidered all over in two shades of guid, Lemstitched nar- Tow edge at top for trimming. SPECIAL, 61.50 yara. 45-inch FAST-BLACK FRENCH MULL, embroidered all over in two shades of gold, hemstitched narrow edge at top for trimming. SPECIAL, 81.2 45-inch FAST-BLACK FRENCH MULL, embroidered ail over in Persian colors, hem- stitched, narrow edge at top for SPECIAL, $1.48 yard. 45-inch FAST-BLACK FRENCH MULL. very elaborately embroidered in Persian colors, narrow edge at top for trimming, hemstitehed. SPECIAL. #2.15 yard. Also a very large and complete assortinent of ‘bite Embroidered Hemstitched Flouncing W. A. PIERCE & CO., Buccensors to E.G. Davia, ‘TAY Market Space, t Cor. 8th st. New Guromaxs. NEW OR@ANDIES. SEW paTITE. REW GHALLIS. EW INDLA SILER, XEW sznoxs. EW PLaIDs. New stripes, ‘NEW CAPES. ‘BEW PaRasors. MEW ROBES. EW SaTIXES 4 BEAUTIFUL LINE OF DRY Goops, CHOICE STYLES, AND AN ABUNDANCE OF DESIGNS ‘TO SELECT FRoM. O8B PRICE. ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SOxa, “pi 819 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ¥.W. Do You Nuexp Oxe THE BRIGBTEK THE WEATHER THE BUSIER WE ARE. SPRING OVERCOATS ARE NOW IN DEMAND. YESTERDAY AXD TODAY WE HAVE BEEN VERY BUSY SUP PLYING OUR CORRECTLY MADE AND PERFECT-FITTING GARMENTS TO TAKE THE PLACE OF THE WINTER WEIGHTS. OUR OVERCOATS AT $10, #22, $15, $18, 820, 625, £30 AND @35 ARE GUARANTEED TO BEPRESENT BETTER VALUES POR THE PRICES NAMED THAN THUSE OF ANY OTHER DEALER IN THIS CITY. TEN DOLLARS 18 AS LOW AS & THOR- OQUGBLY RELIABLE OVERCOAT CAN BE SOLD FOR AND THIRTY-FIVE DOLLARS BUYS THB FINEST OVERCOAT IN THE WORLD. SPLENDID VALUES IN EACH MATE GRADE. ALL OF THEM STYLISHLY CUT, THOROUGHLY Ta OBED AND PERFROT IN FIT. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 8.B OO 71M AND D STS. NW. apt2o —_————— WE HOTce YET Don't fail to eee the handsome Three pisses Solid Oak Chamber Suit, lange beveled Plategiass, offered at 627.50, ‘200 Solid Ouk Tebies 1th Century Am tiene Oak, Old English and limitation Me- bogany. $1.25 each. 200 Solid Oak Tables. Sed, astique (Onk and 10th Century Finish. 200 Solid Oak Tailes. Twisted Lage, Oxi- ized Bree Trimmines. $7. 48 Tapestry and Piosh Rockers. In An feue Osk. 10th Century and Imitetion Mahoweny Finish. $3. 0 Solid Ost Rocker. Eierantly Op bolstered wm Suk Tapestry and Sik Plush #8. 38 Solid Oak Rockers. Elegantly Upbol- ered wm SU Tapestry and SU Pros. 014.75, worth #20. 13 Solid Oak Chidiouiers:5 drawer. 68, ‘worth 615. © Solid Onk Chiffcaiers Nound Beveled Plate Glass, 815, worth 822. 11 Maple Chiffoniers. Natural Finish; lange Beveled Plate Glam. $13.75. 1 Solid Mabogany Wash Stand. @10. 1 Sold Cherry Holl Top Desk; Lesther ‘Top; Yale Locks. $25. 2040-pound Matiremes. All Hair. Pull Sine. 98.85. 20 Woven Wire Highly Tempered Steal Springs. $3) cach. 1 Combination Folding Bed, Writine Deak And Book Case; solid cherry, bandeomely carved ‘Will sell at #60. 1 No. 24 Maple Suite, 3 pieces; beveled piste gins 618. 1 No. 27 Maple Cheval Suite, 3 pieces; Develed plate glass. 5 Fancy Bamboo Reception Chairs, tm ‘White and Guid, Vuk abu Gold and Biee and Gold. 83 each. 1 Cherry Divan, upholstered t@ Wilton Fur end silk plush. #9. 1 Very Large Turkish Rocker, covered tm eretoume. Cheap at $19.75. 1 Cherry Parlor Bulte, 5 pieces, uphol- (Gered in silk trapestry end piush 1 Cherry Parior Suite, upholstered tm etl, plush. Now $75, was marked at @125. 1 No. 154 S-plece Parlor Suite, ‘upholstered in silk tapestry and stk plush; French roll. Now marked st @120; the Brice was $185. Very bandeowe. 1 Solid Oak Mantel Glass, 5 Prench Bev- led Pinte Glasses. Now $24. was €36, 1 No. 210 Solid Gui Sixteenth Century Mantel Cabinet, French beveled plate glass. We offer it at $20.50, wan 842. FURNITURE. 1 Sixteenth Ceutury Book Case and Writing Desk combined. ReJluced from 835 to 623, 1 Solid Oak Revolving Book Case Re @uced from #12 to 86. 1 Kitchen Cupboard, antique oak, ox- ined trimmings. Kednced from @18 to 12. 1 Cherry Hanging Desk. @8; was $12. 1 Solid Cherry Ghsir, embomed leather seat and back. @12; was €17.50. 1 No.22 Bolid Oak Sideboard, lance beveled LL SL, LE «1 IED OTS LOL LEO! LO BOLO A GOT TD OS OSS SS ET VET SOE le UY I ts EE CM! MP IO sate anna ees . @5 worth or more. plate glass, lined drawers. €224, was 838. to lose—es they, respectively, faucied—by the inne ee os at something to behold. There was not 1 Mo. 32 Antique Oak @idsboard, novel @e- See St ete a e ERE RRR I 3885 sian, beveled plate giam, very handsome, cannot bring political millenium. As HATS. pact | Ee iat G78 © single department in the entire peoctuepak. men are men and not angels it is certain that The loweat price we show iss Mull Hat in all colors Horse cars to our door. P 4 they will be moved py the ordinary passions, at 30 cents, ond from that at 48, 75, 98c.. @1.25, Secs e fe ERE EE ¢ building but what was petronized, 1 Solid Oak Sideboard, very large beveled prejudices and interests of common humanity. eee eek ete ee a Tee em, Six minutes’ walk from depot. Dlate glam, Reduced to $21; was 633. al —_— — Bat the secret ballot will prevent—as it has un- You will find the Cream, Black and Tans the most basa Up from the widely diverging avenues that — een Sasa nace coe anes questionabiy prevented—wherever introduced, stylish. Free delivery to your residence. suunity-of tastes tenvel they all center on BichOE te plate glass. from €38.50 very mach of the dishonesty that has charac- fae ‘want to see the assortment and prices on our some form or ether as common ground. And this comMMUXITY oerrnn. ‘season fashion brings you stil! closer toether by giving to GRENADINE its uncompromising ay;roval. GRENADINE-that old-time conception—almost as old.as the country. ‘The “‘state” dress for veneration after weneration—ia first thouzht of—firet worn—oa all ‘Here ie a saving of 300 per cent on shoes: 400 pairs of Misses’ Button and Hook Lace Shoes (sampies), of dull and bright @on- 1 Imitation Mahogany Table, twisted legs, Lighly polished, very handsome. $11.50; was $18. 1 Cherry Conversation Chair, elerantly measure adopted will depend its efficiency. Appreciate effort when they know it English sentiment (male) is slowly veering INP ARTS) | ee Ae 6 Oe OEE RD RD COTE LO ols and pebbied and straight xoat, heeis MMM I = fmportant occasions when quiet elegance is arrived at. Se eran ‘upholstered in silk brocatelle and silk ' woman to consider herself her own personal ‘and spring heels; all the fashionable styles; M RK j g But the wearers of yore would never recocnize it as Gnen {San faniesper bepeeerbheryen oe are ute Cover the fellowing seduetios Reey E & &E made to sell at @2, $2.60a0d @3. Any size Ht ee Eee = Teeowhe, wih take wewa of Meter auiesien eS 65. eed Rouse of lords is now in ponderous discussion Covers that were S7¢., wi Fe for $1.39, - thoughts to draw on, as you have. ‘They bave raised. ——w of the celebrated case of Mrs. Jackson and in snetcormen w zee 2“4 Ae QRENADINE tow’ an tndecorated fabric to one that reat inroads into our stock, but some 2 gtr naps — itherto - Covers were $1. Pictures. eeuzy meshes sweetest of ma- ered pattern tapestry: eas mp tpaomenagere cas —Now 75e.— at oo eee _ ture. Sinzled it out from among a horde of weaves maay, many thousands are yet to be French tufting, very fine. We offer i at tion Yield the point to modern - All 64 Covers that were $1.75, THE < Gull and bright congole and pebbled and set it up as thé shrine at which all votaries of 8145. Was marked e250. sense and justice. —Sow 8L.— oat, apring heels; made to sell for $1.50 fashion are pleased to. worship. ‘That is what they Qiaposed ot. 2 = Some of her admirers refer to Mrs. Lease of ‘ ; 00 Sn G8. Anyciy tee CT ecute ELEVENTH ANNUAL CLEARING SALE, ave done. And we? Well, we have collected the ee an aide Cat, map * Kansas, who made a sensational political speech IN BOYS’ CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. 8 3 Rl Se ikke at tinaiy teudiodl theaes Gai some— as Loxe 012 to $20. Your choice now for $6. at the recent woman's convention in this city, Setting eavalss Jerey Sat fr appearance ma Oo aE Bont tdnlbigerg ecrani teal amt) —— %¢einch ALL-SILK GRENADINE at &Sc., 81, RUGS. ktGn RUGS. as the “Amazon of Kansas,” and the Lawrence eae . They St snugly. cos ae ‘and patent vamps; made to sell for $1. Any 91.25 and $1.50 yard. We have left afew of those Smyrna Ruge Record very ungallantly calls attention to the fact that the Amazon has a mouth one hundred nd fifty miles wide. ——_—__+=+_____ ‘There are by the census returns 175,000 more ‘mec than women on the Pacific coast and 70,- 90 more women im Massachusetts than men, whieh either does not speak well for the at- fwractiveness of the Massachusetts women or for the juigmeat and taste of the Pacific coast men. ——+ -—___ Ifyou will peep through the cracks of the ‘expectantly over the manger, and sway over in the corner out of sight you can bear a dark horse kicking the weatherboarding Of bis stall f the season. The weather office appears to De holding the “worst storm of the season” till Fecelved s complete line of these suits for boys eH. Boys’ Navy Blue Jersey Suits, sailor style, trimmed with four rows of narrow biack braid, Silk bow et throat. Sizes 4 to § years, 84.75 each. — Boys’ Navy Blue Jersey Suits, fancy em- ‘wroidered collar and remy, B MARCHE. 316 7TH STREET ¥.W. Foamroaz, Baar Cannness, CARPETS, = = REFRIGERATORS, MaTTLyY@s, @48 AND VAPOR STOVES. Credit in iteelf is efountsin of perennial blessings tothe Dreary Toller whois actusted by honest mo- tives. OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM ‘Team Ocean of Wealth, boundless and never-failing, ‘et not subject toebb and flood, but uniform in its calm and unraffied methods, ize for 49 cents. 1,000 pairs of Ladies’ Shoes (samples), hand sewed, hand turned, hand welt, Good- year welt and machine sewed ; Button, Hook Lace and Low Shoes of French and.crow kid, dull and bright dungola, pebbled and straight goat, patent-leather vamps and cloth tops, ‘opera toes, square toes, *‘common-sense"* ‘waukenphast lasts; every fashionable shape; made to sell for @3, $4, $5 and @0. Any ize for @1.97. Should it be inconvenient for you to visit us for this particular shee sale you can order what you desire by mafl and it will be promptiy sent you and delivered ‘free st your residence. POSNERS, » BALTIMORE. Our “*bargains” for today were inadvertemtly. left out of our advertisement yesterday, 80 we tell you today what should have been told yee terday: ‘Four-piece Uarved Wood Frame Parlor Suite, covered with brocade, $125. Reduced to $00. ‘Very Fine Bird's-eye Maple Suite, $160. Re- duced to $110, Carved Hall Bench, $25. Reduced to $16. Very Fine 50-tnch Sideboard (oak), $50. Reduced to $33. Very Fine Oak China Closet, with curved Glass ends, $55. Reduced to $30. Pollard Osk Secretary Book Caso of first-cless ‘cabinet work, $35. Reduced to $33. Large Fine Osk Chiffoniers, with fine French beveled plate, $40. Reduced to ¢22, ‘The above are s few of the many extraord- nary bargains in strictly High-grade Furniture ‘we shail offer ToDAY AND MoNDaY, And we earnestly advise you to COME EARLY! ‘If any of our offers interest you, as many of our patrons have been disappointed in the Last LUPIN’S 24-inch SILK and WOOL GRRNA- DINE at 7Sc., #1, ¢1.25 and $1.50a yard. GROS GRAIN STRIPED SUE a Goat, SATIN STRIPED ALL-SILK GRENA- DINE—e double edition of bem- atitched or lace stripe—$1.25 a yard. PLAIN SATIN STRIPED GRENADINE varying in width with your taste, from shalt terns in satin—in designs you will expect to see and others thst will sur you—$1.50, $1.75 and #2 a yard. prise It isa long way around to xo over ailotr “Black” collection—so a mention of thenew features must stand for thewselves and a reminder of the earlier srrivais as well. ‘24-inch ALL SILK CREPE D’CHINE—85c. 3 yard. LUPIN'S 2¢-inch CREPE D'CHINE-$1.50, $2 and $2.75 a yard. LUPIN'S 46-inch WID" 50a yard. DOUBLE WIDTH “IRON” G GRENADINE— $2 and $2.50 2 yard. DOUBLE WIDTH “MEXICAN"—$2. 500 yard. CANTON CREPES and HERNANI GRENA- vert. FANCY PATTERNS—$1.25 to 83.50a yard. ‘We have put these last two gems im the setting to interest- throw a “little more light” on s universally | ing topic. As you are with us we will take good eare that every purchase you make ee PRIZE. ‘We sre confident that the second ‘Week of our Great Clearing Sale will equal the first, if it does not surpass it. Do not fail to call. Tell your ‘friends, tn fact tel! everybody, that the THEE COMBINATION, 12TH AND F 8T8., Ase selling out. Which we bouch! at a eacryfiee. Smyrna Mate, 75e. Usually sell for 81. ‘Hoch Smyros Rugs, €2. Usually sell for 83.50. ‘30-mch Smyrna Rage, $2.45. Usually ell for 94. 4x4 Smyrna Rugs, $3.85. Usually sell for . UPHOLSTERY GOODS AND DRAPERY. ‘We bave ieft about 1,000 yards Chime Sik, fipe amortment of colors, We. per yard. Regular Se. qualtty. 150 Down Pillows, covered tn ssttem ‘We will let them go at 61.25 each. A lot of very fine Silk Curtains Prices ‘ranged from €10 to @20. Youcan buy them Row at bix reductions. © pisces French Tapestry, in Crimson, ‘Peacock, Coral. Olive, Terra Cotta, Gobelin ‘Biue, Good value st 61.75. Your chutes at a. 5 patre No. 079 Suk Stripe Curtains. 06.28. Bedaved from ¢6 ‘2paire No. 303 Sik Stripe Curtaine, were -~ ah at dh othe tes You will find GRENADINE a dweller in every stock AS LEY BS AO AOAC ED A ONY oN D +n oe inst ail over the country. @c., without deterioration. Ferteking of ie benetis, Svumbeopers ve made to | —|—" — Voly woe of ws so uneetutoemoxe-it ease petted 7. SO he aa le ea ‘SBinch. on tom, ak : vale _ Betis, Nera say we are the jowest. We “state's sutonomy” and send copies of it to ‘36-inch Fast Bisck Swan, ‘period ef time a6 the cosvenience of each one may sus-| 4 — every foreign power. 18s. 0 yank — , re ALEX. MILYE, 4 ———- = ____ Se tach Past Binck Reval, & od Ba SEATON PERRY, ‘Teo Mew York democrats are now starting} 55 ioe Fuss Bee Gon homlinn poke ! “PERRY BUILDING," to gumguanter to evereeme the peltienl . 2 yard. — 124 F ST. XW. pats iG." y results last census. ‘36-inch Past Black Duke, NINTH STREET AND ISYLVANIA AVENUE. yard. Cighms the best selection tm Gentlemen's <> ____ ae Think of the money the S0tmeh Past iach Franch Peralioe, en eee ‘eckovar shown for many 8 wesce.—He ‘ money United States bas . = yard. — has svoided all satin offects, owing to their contributed to the cause of Italy by buying) seinen Hust Black Setina, test American, mp ceme seen, Inferior wearing qualition, substituting ia- Healy of Ireian engaged Ms Le erapA cence: pee Saeng tea pd py Creat see eed : Hon. Th of ‘OB ineh Fest Black Sub!une Perealine, —— shied Gaquthies “welaute - —oe. » yard. — ta 090 Massachusetts ave. 8. colors are shiedy om white and neutral : vy a an apology cure ‘SS-tach Fast Bis: k Sau Sure, grounds, in elegant and stylish patterns. — © binek oye?” ~—We. & yard. hes ‘Fourio-hends, Knots and PaSis continue in ‘Desize to tater the business putitie thet Chey are gee “ee ‘S6-tach Fast Black Super Satin Samah, pe ene 95 ‘pared to execute all orders for printing at short notioe, . Warner Miller will hereafter travel with —iie. a 20LB AGENOT FOR TER ORLEERATED WRIT- = ‘as they empiay skilled workmen, pay union prices ad ‘ ® marine insurance policy and a double bar- one maz consiaens. ‘ure net affected by the strike. ———o——— —0e. 8 fies Rhode Island is nota very big state, but 36-inch Fast Bleck tetin Rhademe, ‘ en MET MOUS | - sais a aera ae sossra at peti a a & M. 8, Camus & Co. ; aerial _ ‘ ‘The Farmer's Alliance ~_ Mo mattor what your want sigh¢ be tm Dress mer . fteelf on the Leal ian question. ‘Limows you can find it bere, pS t aLMa PoLten TR alee ae We EA (eet Soce, loth ot. busing.) Mew culors ta —_—|— casa beuraad fennel bens fasend i Mr. Parnell ough: to try the Australian ballot pomaniene 9 SS(S1S(S/2/= |= Ja the Dust Desesigg the WORLD tor system fur a change. —_ mnie eed beens Deen 0 ee Ciusage domocri:s Lelnve im addition and Gteien tes ast alence ‘WooRwaRD & LOTHRGR, Cer 11h ond F te ae gen one AEE Laws,