Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: TUESDAY... (CROSBY 8. NOYES... THE EVENING STAR has the Circulation of any Newspaper and as an Advertising Medium is worth mere than all the other papers published in Washivgton. S——————————————— Senator Edmunds’ interview with Taz Star $s considered of significance because it recog- izes facts. Great as that Senator is as a rea- soner it is his ability to see things clearly in all their lights and bearings and to recognize their full force and effect which gives him his Prontinence in the country. These facts may be included under the two heads of practical legislation and practical politics. Senator Ed- munds, while admitting the force of the farm- ers’ movement toa certain extent, thinks that they are mistaken as to some things, but he does not believe that they are actually misled by those who try to persuade them that “crops ean be increased by legislation,” or “debts hon- ‘estly paid by cheapening the value of what is called money.” The Senator points out that if the proposed third party should secure many states the presidential election would be thrown into the House of Representatives and result in favor of the democrats. In this danger to the republicans of an industrial porty in 1892 the Senator's point of view is beginning to be held by other shrewd observers. $$. The Canadian commissioners came, the Ca- Radian commissioners went. The reciprocity they were to arrange with thisrepublie through the proper diplomatic channel.the British min- ister, is no nearer arrangement than before. ‘The true reciprocity with American peoples will come when all American peoples are American republics. The little jealousies of provinces must give way. A good measure of reciprocity could be effected now if the Dominion had Uiberal government. The people of Canada, no doubt, favor a broad plan of reciprocity with this nation. The people of the United States | favor a broad plan of reciprocity with Canada Sooner or later, the two parties will come toa satisfactory understanding. Meantime if there be anywhere those near-sighted enough to discern permanent failure in these negotiations becanse they have been postponed toa more convenient season let ruch increase their opti- eal powers. Reciprocity is a neightorly, a nineteenth century, an American doctrine. It is bound to prevail northward and southward. $$$ Tomorrow will usher in the first of the great strictly industrial American centennials. Other celebrations have commemorated inde- pendence or union or some political idea worthy of lasting remembrance. But in the patent centenary the nation honors its brainy workers who have made our technic art equal, in some important respects superior to, that of other countries. The American inventor comes to the front for recognition. He has been at the front a long while for solid, effective work. Linked with this hundredth year commemora- tion is the centenary of the District itself. ‘This isa fitting idea. Tho permanent capital of the republic is indissolubly connected with the government licensure of improvement in the domestic arts. The city of Washington will take great pride in welcoming to her board the great designers of the practical works, on which, perhaps more than on our arms and diplomacy, depends our position among the nations of the earth. April 7, 1891. a A communication published elsewhere in Tae Bran gives some intcrestiug facts concerning Germany's methods of dealing with immi- grants. There are some obvious difficulties which a government our own would ex- perience in attempting tosupervice immigrants after they were once absorbed in the body of the people, which would not be felt by a gov- ernment that is acenstamed to look so closely after individuals as that of Germany. In spite of the suggested difficulties in the way of ef- fective inspection on the other side of the ocean, and occasional injury in special cases, it will be wise for the republic to meet the obviously undesirable immigrant with a pro- hibition before sailing. Prevention is better than cure. If the former fails in certain in- stances, resort may then be had to the latter. We can both keep out the bad when recog- nized, and eject those who are not detected until aiter they have crept in. — Washington is now entertaining a large body of excursionists from those rural districts of New York which New Yorkers are pleased to include under the title of Brooklyn. And Washington is pleased to see them here, for in the gladsome springtime nothing is so refresh- ing as the rosy-cheeked rustic, in his store clothes, redolent of the grass, red handed and reckless of speech, honest as the song of birds, simple as the bloom of flowers, open as the shy, a very breath of green fields and fragrant meadows to the weary, worn-out city, hedged in by brick and stone and clothed in concreve and car tracks. Hail and welcome, ye brave and fair bucolics of Brooklyn. P. 5.—New York papers please cop: so Newfoundland will bait the United States, but ill not furnish the squirming worm or flutter- ing small fin to the neighboring Canadian provincea. Canada recently upset Newfound- land's tresty, and, if Newfoundland can pre- ‘vent, it will not supply its unfriendly neighbor with so much as the fragment of a squid. These unhappy jars will cease only when both Canada and Newfoundiand are assimilated coramer- cially, if not politically, in the United States of America. ——___»es____- ‘The noble-minded La Fayette has had to wait along while for monumental honors from the republic he did #0 much to create, and now seems he is to wait another long while to have these same honors unveiled a la mode. Never mind about that. The honors got here and they are honors indeed, statuesquely speaking. ‘The French artists have apparently done their best for the United States and the commemora- tion of their illustrious countryma: += In both Connecticut and Ohio the two parties seem to have divided political honors in the local elections yesterday. This, after the Rhode Island drawn battle, indicates that the demo- cratic tidal wave of last year bus largely spent tw force. +++ —_____ Farmers’ alliances are becoming so numerous in every section of this broad land of freedom ‘that aman can't drive a load of hay down a Jane without exciting an outburst of pa:riotic enthuses. The most striking feature of the new La Fay- ette monument does not appear to the naked eye, to-wit: It was, or will be, completed with- @ut expending all of the appropriation, —as — ‘The indications now are that the Marine Band on its tour will make more money than it asked of Congress in an appropriation and didn't get. Providence belps those who help themselves. oe No wonder the effete monarchies of Europe don’t hike the Constitution of the United tates, when they see what a healthy republican Youngster has grown up on it. eee Sir Julian Pane: Col. Henry Watterson and organize a Sure De- Livery Company for the transmission of tele- graph dispatches and letters by mail. —— ‘The lordly American porker can walk into the German pig sty as soon as the drowbars have been diplomatically let down. —— The army of mayoralty candidates in Chicago Evidently Baron Fava has gone to meet Charlie How — - +e Major McKinley's gubernstorial chances eve improved in Ohio since yesterday. Special Attractions in Chtidren's Dresses. Ww. A. Pisecr «& Co. Saccessors to E. G. Davis, 719 Market Space, Corner 8th Street. NEW RIBBON THOUGHTS JUST IN, Always on the move in this department. Each ay sees the arrival of some late novelty in Rib- bons. As these new ones come in the older styles move out AT A PRICE to make room for their successors. Such is the way that our great Rib- bon Department is conducted. and this isthe Teason that we always show new fresh goods. ‘We never allow old styles to accumulate on our hands. Today we havea few remarks to make in regard to Fancy Novelty Ribbon that we have dust placed on sale. The first is a very pretty FANCY NOVELTY ‘NECK RIBBON to be used in the necks of Gresses in place of ruching. This is the very latest effect in neck ribbon. We are showing it in BLACK with edeings of WHITE, ORANGE, L. BLUE, SALMON, BLUE with WHITE, WHITE with LAVENDER, PINK, BLACK and BLACK with LAVENDER, also solid col- ors of L. BLUE, PINK, CREAM, BLACK, WHITE. These are all silk and of superior quality. Regular price, 20e. Our SPECIAL Price, 15¢. a yard. ‘ ONE of the NEWEST THINGS in RIBBON is. very fine gauze, with solid colored flowers outlined in GOLD. We have this ribbon in the following combinations: PINK and GOLD, CREAM and GOLD, L. BLUE ana GOLD, BLACK and GOLD, LAVENDER and GOLD, GRAY and GOLD, TAN and GOLD, PEARL and GOLD, MODE and GOLD. ‘These Ribbons are not only very desirable for dress trimmings, but they «iso make a very rich ‘and stylish trimming for hats and bonnets, More Daess Goons Spxctars. Scarcely a day passes that we don’t have some- thing to say about Dress Goods. We can't help it, tor every day something new and attractive in thisline arrives. Today we quote some SPE- CIALLY good bargains in Drees Goods. These are well worth investigating. Come in and look at them, and if you want samples ask for them. ‘We will be giad to accommodate you. FOUR SPECIALS BLACK DRESS Goons. 42-inch All-wool Black Challie. SPECIAL, 50c. a yard. 4¢-inch ALL-WOOL BLACK HENRIETTA, SPECIAL, 75c. a yard. 4€-sinch BLACK CAMEL'S HAIR GRENA- DINE. SPECIAL, @1a yard. 42inch SILK and WOOL BENGALINE, BLACK. SPECIAL, $1.25 a yard. SPECIALS IN GRAY DRESS FABRICS. 42-inch All-wool Camel's Hair, Gray. SPE- CIAL, Sve. a yard. 42-inch All-wool Suiting, Gray. SPECIAL, 5Oe. a yard. ‘inch GRAY CHUDDA CLOTH. SPECIAL, Te. a yard. 40-inch STRIPE BENGALINE, GRAY. SPE- CIAL, 75e. a yard. 42-inch ENGLISH SUITING, GRAY. SPE- CIAL, @1a yard. woh STRIPE SUITING, Gray effect. SPECIAL, $1 a yard. 46-inch PLAID OXFORD CHEVIOTS, Gray effect. SPECIAL, $1.25 yard. 40-inch GRAY WHIP CORD SUITING. SPE- CIAL, $14 yard. We have the Washington Agency for the Staten Isiand Faney Dycing Establishment. All work guaranteed. W. A. PIERCE & €0., Successors to E. G. Davis, ‘719 Market Space, 1 Cor. Sth st. L 00 WoW Ww EEE Eo Www iw EP BPR Ea oe Mw ee TLLL 00 ~W W EERE K Tat & s T HHH AA TOW Ak + 28 So ERR ¥ ov ¥ vv rE OY ¥ vy REE OV Fre Fr 80 HEM S58 BPM OM ke 8 9 Eee ss. ber 8 9 gE OQOoORR $e OO ¥ oo RK SssS P ‘00; cook SSsy HOW &S a Ss ET ge aA Ss iH coc AA Sss8 HOM FOR $27.50 WE OFFER fote should combine with | sp7 SEND 4 PosraL n Beacrrut New A Very Solid, Oak Chamber Suite, in antique oak and 16th, fury ‘Bn sb. Large beveled plate tirror, te is the best vaiue ever shown and sully #40. lid Gsk Tables. 16th Century An- . Olt English and Imitation Ma- A Tubies, Oak and 16th Century Fi 100 Solid Oak Tables. dized Brass Trimnincs. 48 Tapestry and Flush Mahogany Finish. iockers. Tn An- 16b Century and “hnitation 5. 50 Solid Oak Rockers. Eleruntly Uy hoistered in Silk ‘Tapestry and Suk Plush 388 Solid Oak Rockers. Elegantly Uphol- stered in Silk Tapestry and Silk Plush, Oak Chiffouters, Round Beveled 1, worth 22. Chitioniers.~ Natural Finish; Jare Beveled Plate Glass. Full $h.n. & 10-40-pound Mattresses. “All Hair. ze. 1 Woven Wire Highly Tempered Steel ST Ror 2d Maple Suite, 3 develed 0. 24 Map » 3 pieces; piste viass. $18. be htm y Bamboo Meception in White and Gold, Pink and Gold 8 and Gold, Seach. 1 vers Lange Turiish Worker, covered eretonne. “Cheap at $19.7 1 Cuerry Parlor Suite, uptiolstered im allt plust. #25; was inarked at @125. J solid Oak Mantel Glass. 3 Frenc led Fiate Glasses. Now #24; was $: 200 yaris_Cordurc th Ssades. Go value at $1.75. rf * Weiler it at #1 per yard: 190 ‘Down Pillows, covered in, Satter. We will let them goat che S pieces. French Tapestry Peacock, Coral, Ullve, Blue.” Good value at $175. Your'ehoice at 5 pairs No. 079 Silk Stripe Curtains, 84. Redaved from $6. se — pairs No. Wis Silk Stripe Curtains, were Bene Peper, Laces. ""EXCes. Laces, eet gery Bramels Laces, Koduced trom pe pairs Brussels Laces. Reduced from 0 to $3.25. Pairs Inittation Irish Point Laces. Re- @uced trou $3 to $1.30. 6 pairs Swiss Laces. Reduced from #10 to ‘Grairs Irish Point Laces. Reduced from BlU te 86.40. We have 4 superb assortinent of Imported fe Rortierea exquisite iney aud rich desiena, ‘which ‘will be sold at MUCH LESS THAN COST. We “We cise have g rull hee Raby Sere, Rotricerstorss Pisin aud’ Fency Sayan Matuny. Prices iow: RUGS. «RUGS. RUGS. We have left a few ot th: ‘Smyrua Rugs which we ‘bought * ‘eacruice. - Usually sell for $1. ee. ‘Rags, €2. Usually sell Finck Smyrna Bugs, $2.45. Usually gg! Syeme Bugs, 63.85. Usually soll for ES td JULIUS LANSBURGH, PENING CASH BARGAINS, apttt ve one of, wv de Raga Ss Reet 13TH AND F STREETS. iN CHE: SEE OUR 35 SEWING WaCHINE, Wooowann & Lornnor, APRIL 7, 1801. tee Did you sample our Tce Cream frozen in thirty seconds by the ‘Jack Frost” Freezer? If not we shall be pleased to have you do so. It isexhibited on the fourth floor of 10th street building. ao ‘There are but fow houses that carry complete lines of CHILDREN'S MUSLIN UNDER- WEAR. We believe that oursis the only one in Washington that does so. The increasing demand for such goods has forced us to make for them a separate and distinct department. Youcan find ail styles and sizes for Infants, Children and Misses. Mothers will find it ad- van‘ageous to visit the Department before Ia ing in their summer supply for the Children. Here are sowe of the good values we are going to sell tommorrow TN CHILDREN'S MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DE- PARTMENT: Children's Muslin Drawers, with deep hem ‘and tucks, worked buttonholes. Sizes up to9 years. ——12Me. a pair.—— Children’s Muslin Waists, with buttons and Duttonholes. Sizes to years. ——1234¢.— Children’s Good Quality Muslin Gowns, Hub- Dard style, double yokes. Sizes 2 to 14 years. —30, 37%, 40, 45 and 500.— Children’s Botter Quality Muslin Gowns, neatly trimmed with cambric ruitle, well mad Sizes 2 to 14 years. ——45, 55, 65, 70 and 7e.—— Children's “*First Gowns,” made of cambric, wiih pockets nicely finished. ie Children's Double Ve Jean Waists, also in Sununer weight of fine long cloth, same style. All sizes {rom Lo 9 years. —50e.— Children’s Musiin Skirt tucks, Sizes 2 to 16 years. —25, 31, 37% and 45 Full assortment of Children’s Catabric Night Drawers, in all sizes and styles. (Second floor, 10th st. building.) Ls Picrore Derantueyr is SPECIAL, 100 Artists’ Fasels, adjustab 50 Panel P: a in old silver or erean: and gold, size 9x20 inches, ~~ #1.15 each. 50 Pastels, by De Graf, framed in White and Gold, size 8x20 inches. —--$1.95 ach. —— (Third floor, 24 annex.) Lx Beowean Derarrwest WE WILL SELL TOMORROW 200 Hemstitched Linen Bolster Cases, sizes F 21x72 inches. 2 and $2.25 each. — {Second tloor, L1th st. bldg.) Is Davecisry Suypzes Derasr- MENT. & L.'s Family Toilet Soap. —e. a cake oF ie. For a dozen cakes in a neat box. ‘This is the lowest price ever quoted for this Fine Soap. (First floor, 11th st. bidz.) ds Hostay Deranruesr. We have just received 100 dozen Ladies’ Plain Black Lisie Thread Hose. ——dbe., 3 pairs for $1.00. — A fall line of " Cloth Over Gaiters. 5c. and $1.15 a pair.— (First floor, 2¢ annex.) Is Panasot Deranraest. Ladivs’ 2-inch Plain Black Windsor Silk Par- ‘asols with blici handles. 1 $3.00 and $3.50 each. —- Ladies’ Coaching Parasols in Gros Grain and ‘Surah Silk with Narrow White Stripe and Gre- cin Borders of Old Gold and White; also in Changeabie Blue, Brown and Red Silk. $3.25, 3.50 and $4.00 each. — Ladies’ Surah Silk Parasols in Ton, Blue, Brown and Black, with pinked ruitles and crooked handles. —#4.00 and 6.00 each, Children’s Parasols in Bine, Brown, Red and ‘Tan Satin,and Cream Flowered Surat Silk with Satin Rufle of Biue or Red. ——ZSe., $1.00 and 81.75 each, — (First floor, 11th st. building.) Ix Jeweray Derantaest. A fine asortment of Stick Pins. —5. 10, 15 and 250. each. — ilver and Gi.t Hair Pins. —15 and Se. exch.— Gold-Piated Lock Bracelet: - each. — Fancy Pendants with settings of Moonstone, Pearl and Rhinestone. —2ie. each. — Fancy cut Silver Hair Pins. —50e. each. — Gold-Plated Cuff Buttons. —25e., 0c. and $1.50 8 pair. — 500 Fancy Pins in Flower Designs. A new assortment of solid gold Farrings with ‘Moonstone and Rhinestone Settings. 81.00, $1.50 and $2.00 a pair.— (First floor, Lith street building. ) Boxs: Crormya Deranrwenr. ‘Swede Caps for the little folks of both sexes in Mode, Garnet, Black,Navy Blue, Electric Blue, two shadesof Gray, two of Brown and three of ‘Tan, with chentlie tassels and embroidery in combination effec’ ——25e. each. — (Third floor, 10th street building. Ls Mento Uspenweax Devantuent. There never was, since skirts became the badge of woman, a garment for her wear that has given such universal satisfaction 4s the Ypsilanti Equestrienne Tights, Intended ortei- nally for horseback and bicycle ridmx, they ‘were soon established as the only substitute for burdensome skirts, and today they are worn AAS 7 ~ HEH Ba 3 Ea: ELEVENTH ANNUAL CLEARING SALE. NINETEENTH DAY. SPECIAL OFFERS IN DINING CHAIRS TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY). ‘We will place in on our floors the following extraordinary bargains in Dining Room Chairs: (One set Fine Antique Mahogany Dining Chairs in Leather; 6and2 Arm Chairs. Value $96. Now 808. One set Fine Antique Cherry Dining Chairs in Leather; 7 and 1 Arm Chair. Value $99. Now $50. One Set Oak Dining Chairs. 6 and 2 Arm Chairs, Value $30. Now $26. One Oak Set Dining Chairs in Leather; slightly soiled. 6 Side Chairs, 2 Arm Chairs, value 856, now 828, and many other equally startling bargains. We earnestly advise you to call early, as our ast experience has been prompt acceptance of our offers. ALEX, MILNE, apl2w 1214 F OST. N.W. TTT TTT Wx. H. McKxews Dany Lerren. TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1891. Two surprisingly good bar- gains—both below their regular price—Hoslery and Gloves. Here they are: 50 dozen Ladies’ Fine Drop-stitched Lisie Thread Hose, superior quality, in Fast Black, unbleached and assorted Tans and Browns, Sold by other merchants for 0c. per pair. Our price only ‘8Ge. per pair. 50 dozen Ladies’ 4-button Suede Gloves, fine stitching on the back, excellent quality skin, soft and elastic. Only 78c. per Dair. STYLISH 8PRING GARMENTS. FOR LADIES. In addition to the superb line of Ladies’ Top Coats, Blazers and Reefers, we have just received a few more exclusive styles in “*Bernhardt” Capes. ‘There is an air of refinement, ‘g00d taste and general superiority bout our Coats, Cloaks, Capes and Wraps not perceptible in any of the garments shown elsewhere. ‘The qualities are better and the styles more dressy and becoming. Yet our prices are lower than others. WILLIAM H. McKNEW Guceessor to KR. H. Taylor), $33 Pennsylvania ave. It SERERDLRELLEAEGAALLALEREERAREAL Jouxsox, Garser & Co., 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N. W. 2,500 YARDS LINEN FINISHED CHAMBRAYS AT &., IN REMNANTS OF FROM 1 TO 9 YARDS; COLORS PINK, NAVY AND LIGHT BLUE; WAR- RANTED FAST COLORS. THIS 18 A GREAT THESE GOODS NEVER SOLD FOR BARGAIN. by women in every walk of lif ‘They are constracted on the most scientific principles, being extremely light in weight, no burden on the hips and waist, and no tight bends, but insuring uniform warmth and in- creased circulation. ‘They are unequaled for gymnasium or physical culture exercises, and are made of Fast Black Wool, Lisle Thread and Silk, in light, medium and heavy heights, ankle and knee lensths. 50, @2.75, #3 and 83.500 pr.— (First floor, second annex.) Is Urnoustery Deranturyr. FURNITURE COVERINGS IN GREAT VARIETY. —50-inch Satin Russes in fiveground colors, ——50e. a yard.— ‘SO-inch Cotton Tapestries, ——iSe. a yard. —— 50-inch Indienne Tapestries, ——s5e. a yant.—— Furniture Slip Covers made to order in the Dest possible manner. Satisfaction yuaranteed. Estimates for Drapery Work of any kind cheerfully furnished free of charge, @ourth floor, 11th st. building.) x Buasxer, Deranraesr. Letise Honey-comb Spreads, double bed size, —82ge. eaeh.—— ‘Lcase Crochet Spreads, double bed size, ~—Tie. each. —— ‘1 case Crochet Spreads, extra quality, ——$1 each.— A choice line of Spring-weight Carriage Robes. ‘Striped Cloth Carriaze Robes, with reverse ‘Sides of Plain Brown, Blue, Bisck aud Gray. Cloth Carriage Robes, in small checks and pilots Carriage Robes, in Plain Green and jue. ‘Linen Carriage Robes, in great variety, at iow prices. (Second floor, 11th st. building.) Is Sur Deranrvenr, ‘We have just received a new lot of Ladies' Gincham Wrappers, tea-gown frouts, tixht backs, full bigh —Special price, each, Ladies’ Mohair. Skirts, for street wear, in ‘Black, Tan and Gray. —Knife at — viaiting at bottom, $6.75: = Pe nels, 87.30. (Third floor, Lith st, building.) LESS THAN 12% CENTS. NEW ARRIVALS SPRING DRESS GOODS, GING- HAMS, PONGEES, OUTING CLOTHS, AT POPU- LAB PRICES. LARGE SIZE HUCK AND DAMASK TOWELS, 12%, 15 AND 25c. 10-4 BLEACHED SHEETING, 25e. CROCHET BED SPREADS, 81, 81.25. 50 DOZEN COLORED HALF HOSE, FULL REG- ULAR MADE, 10. ; REGULAR PRICE, 25c, JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., “Davo News: By E. P. Mena ‘TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1891. Ir You ARE AILING ‘Take Compound Syrup of Hypophor- Phites, It is the xreatest of all strength- Producing and nerve-restoriny agents, ‘Those suffering trom the extreme weak- ° Bese which invariably follows an uttack of the **La Grippe" will find it invalu- able in restoring lost vitality. 75c. per large bottle, 3 or $2. MERTZ'S DRUG STORE, 8 E. Cor. 11th and ¥ sta, nw, WASHINGTON, D.0, TUESDA 636 Pa. ave. n. w. eee eee ees a Tux Syuroxr Or Duss PERRYS. ‘Well, how is it with the new own? Have you decided Upon how you are going to trim it? This matter of TRIMMING is the rhythm to the poetry of dress. It takes cloth out of the mere office of covering and brings itinto the realm of artistic effect. That is if you select Properly. Many a sweet sentiment has been drowned the harsh discord of inappropriate music. The ‘eternal fitness of things” is a law that keeps fashion and becomingness from coming into too abrupt con- tact. ‘The drift of fancy toward tailor-made costumes has divided popular favor between the “"GIMPS” and BUTTONS. Each basa liberal representation on the latest Parisian plates. Discrimination, you see, is the brake that controls the enthusiasm and keeps you from, Tushing headlong into the adoption of one, to the e: clusion of the other. It has formed an alliance, lead- ing ladies’ costumes up to that point Just short of man- ishness that creates bewitchingly charming effects, ‘The “GIMPS" first—for they are omnipotent. FANCY GOLD GIMP from \ to 3K inches wide—18c. to$1.85 a yard. The width koverns the cost. COLORED SILK GIMP, in Gray, ‘Tan, Brown and Heliotrope—I5e. to 81.450 yard. COMBINATION OF SILK IN COL- OBS and Tinsel Gimp—2 inches wide— ‘65c. and Zoe. a yard. NARROW GOLD and TINSEL GIMP in Gray, Brown and Heliotrope com- binations—S5e. and 65c. a yard. TINSEL BEADED GIMP-a large cluster of colore—2% inches wide— 94.250 yard. STRAIGHT EDGE and VAN DYKE POINT STEEL GIMP-X to 5 inches ‘wide—G5c. to 83 a yard. JEWELED GOLD GIMP—% to 3 inches wide—85c. to 84.85 yard. SILVER TINSELED GIMP-1.16 to 3% inches wide—straicht edge or Vna Dyke point—$5e. to $3.75 x yard. HAND CRUCHET GIMP—13 tod inches wide—81.50 to $4 a yard. NARROWSILK GIMP tod inches wide—Lb5e., 18c., 25e., 30c., 35c. to $4 a yard. BLACK SILK VAN DYKE GIMP— 23 to L2-in. wide—$1.10 to $4a yard. NARROW BLACK SILK PRESI DENT BRAID—\-inch wide—10c. a yard—a dollar will buy a dozen yards— about as much as you will want... WHITE SILK GIMP—to 4 inc! wide—2re. to $1.45 a yard. : WHITE and GOLD GIMP-1% to 36 inches wide—U¥e. to $1.50 a yard. BLACK SILK MARABOUT GIMP— ‘Te. and Be. a yard. BLACK SILK FROGS—2%., 25¢., 30c. to $1. MEDICI COLLARS of Jet and Gold Beads, Jet and Silver, Black Jet and Steel—$2, $2.50 and 83.50. CLEOPATRA GIKDLES of Plain Gold—82.50, Jeweled Gold—80.50 and NAVY BLUE, MYRTLE, HELIOTROPE, LIGHT rE and BLACK The bare mention of BUTTONS sends a flood of novelties to the front that almost swamps a calm and, careful selection. If we only knew in just what chan- nel your individual need finds you floating we could suggest the appropriate choice in a jiffy. But you and your modiste can ffx that matter up between you to your satisfaction. In the meantime we will light the beacons that will beckon you: sts * * * BALL CROCHET BUTTONS—%c. * ¢ * * © dozen. That they are in all the new + * # * shades is conclusive evidence they are “recognized agents.” FLAT and BALL BLACK CROCHET BUTTONS—From “%5e. a dozen up. COVERED SILK BRAID BUT- . “Dress colors.” ID BUTTONS— ‘0 line mohair—a trade term K PEARL BUTTONS in variegated colors—5c. a dozen. WHITE and NATURAL PEARL BUTTONS of plain and fancy desivns all sizes from sixteen to sixty line— Oc. to 81.85 adozen, These prices, too, with the new tariif schedule star- ing us in the face. COLORED IVORY BUTTONS for the **wash dresses" —Se., Gc. and 8c. a dozen. BLACK SILK BRAIDED OLIVES or, a8 you would call them, ‘Bar Buttons"—45c. a dozen, GIL and SILVER BUTTONS in a shower of brilliancy of all magnitudes, ‘The taste that plays. truant from both of these col- lections is not in “touch” with the prevailing styles— and most of us want tobe. Acquaintance creates and strengthens friendships—can't you see then why we wonid lixe to introduce you to our TRIMMING de- partment? It is so full of the “‘intimates” of fashion. SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1840. at Uh NEW $1 O'VindW Shain Holder wil besola Wednesday at 69c. OPPENHEIMER, n st. Bi. Foutow Tse Leapens- A ND WE'RE THE LEADERS......... aA Another generous share of mankind 2*% tata siege to our LIGHT-WEIGHT OVERCOATS today... ‘The weather Pushed them—and it was just as casy as “rolling off # log” to pick. All season, ‘we have been building the ‘proper steps for Youto take"—and you've been up for a lot of looks—coulin't possibly have been bettcr Posted. wow ww ww ww w E FIGURE FOR TWO FITS in making OVERCOATS—the 'W form ani the fancy. Both inust ‘be perfect. or nobédy would blame you for not being satisfied.........You can't xet friendly with clothes unless you feel home” in them......... That's a praise you'll always hear given to OUKS-especialiy OVERCOATS. W W. WE'RE SURPRISING THE MEN ¥w We with the odd shapes........Tail- WW orshave astruggle with them, ‘but we don’t seem to havea bit of trou- bie........ This way you save ail that annoy- ance and about half the cost. Two Profits to you—time and money-—andit’ss wi Ww w ebb) feather in our cap—reputation........That's better than a big price and no kindly men- tion. P%CR LOWEST PRICE SPRING 9 QCOATS are 86.50,.......Can’t show s0 ‘00 very much of « variety because there areonly few cloths we can trust for so little, and we are bound to stop before we ‘get to the outside edge of safety........The highest are’ €35........Couidn't « point, In these coats, be raised—except the price.. «That that's where it ie, ia wonder to the ““profession.”,.......The in-between grades are only a fow dollars apart.......,We've got more $15 ones than any others, because they serve the wame satisfaction that costs ‘mind's picture of the style you want—with you....,... Extreme or moderate—there’s no anger of it being lackins here—and— “If st comes from SAKS" its RIGHT!" Y, APRIL 7, 1891. think so. Eage inevery number, quality and color. prices for three days on desirable widths, at just half price for pure silk and best quality. COMMERCIAL INFORMATION. LADIES’ MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. ‘We include under this bead all that is gen- erally reliable and can be warranted. We make a special feature of the best goods, Dut Keepin stock also the popular-priced ‘ones. We quote a few special numbers: Cotton and Cambric Chemise, with yoke of embroidery and lace, finished with ber Fingbone and edged with embroidery, in all sizes. ‘Te. Cambric Chemise, yoke of embroidery and Valenciennes inserting, eded with Val. lace? inches wide, in all sizes, 74c. Va- Tious other styles at the same price. Cotton Gown, yoke of inserting and tucks finished with Hambarg edge, with *"V" neck. Special price 74. Also4 styles of Cambric Gowns, slightly called. Redeced to $1.08. Former peice, 28. Cotton Gowns, yoke of Hamburg inserting and tucks, {ull sleeves, finished with her- Tinwbone and Hamburg edge. These gowns areofextra good quality. Reduced from $1.08 to 81.48. ——— ee DOMESTICS. ‘We again call the attention of the public to the fact that we are receiving @aiiy a full line of Domestic Wash Goods. ‘We have Just received 150 pieces of Steet River Percales at 10c. These are something hew, and we guarantee them to be fast colors. ‘We also have a full line of French Percales that are suitable for dressesand shirt waists, Which we will sell at 123¢¢. Also @ line of Blue and White and Red and White, reduced from 5c. to 12\c. per yard. One lot of Calico worth Be., now Se. Indigo Blue, Simpson's Black and White and Silver Grays, Sc. per yard. 100 pieces of Zephyr Prints of the latest spring styles. Worth 10c.; we are selling for Se. Last Inke Choviots, suitable for dresses and shirt Reduced from 15c. to 1: LEATHER GOODS. Reduced prices im these goods. © Children’s Chatelain Baxs, 1! Chatelain Bags, 0c. ; were oclivoling Bags, differen: sizes, Oe. ; were Alligntor Purses with double clasp, 50c. Black, Brown and Tan, 50c, Girdle Belts, all leather, 39 Many innovations reach this counter that seldom see their way in print. The cause is that we have not suflicient quantity to make much **fuss” about. It is therefore advisa- ble to give an occasional glance at counter so couvenientiy located near main entrance. OUR STATIONERY DEPARTMENT Has made for itself an excellent record. Every day crows soem to be attracted t» it. How quickly kood news travels is asain sub- stantiated by the result that reaches us con- cerning this new venture. A few specials marked down today: We are selling MARCUS WARD & CO.'S and CRANE & CO."s Superfine Linen Envelopes im White, Cream and Mourning border for Se. a package. Reguiar price, 25¢. and 35e, 25 boxes, containing 1 quire Mourning Paper, ruled, with 2% Envelopes to mateb, for 18¢. per box. Stop-xauge Automatic Pencils, 10e, Reg- ular price, 25c. 1 gross Pen Points for Se. Deck of Car Ise. : worth 25e. OUR MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT. Will receive the same consider- 5 bought personally. We are the SOLE AGENTS for the Dr. JAEGER’S SANITARY UNDERWEAR. Recoumenied by the entire medical fra- + It is Health-preserving and Health- ap7 420, 422, 424. 426 7TH STREET. Tue Moxvmeyrat MILLINERY DAYS. ‘Last week was not an ideal week in the eyes of some, but it wasa busy one here. The exquisite style and weneral correctness of our Millinery are too well known, for weather toaffect us. This week a notable miili- nery showing, both in Trimmed and Untrimmed Shapes. TRIMMED MILLINERY. Briefly this fine collection of Millinery embraces the most elegant conceitsin Trimmed Headwear, from the ordinary to the very finest. UNTRIMMED MILLINERY Bristies with the charm of all those odd wrinkles you look for here. There's an almost endless selection of untrinmed shépes. There is a big saving, too, in every Hat. AND THE FLOWERS. The Flower section is a veritable hothouse; you will In countless ways these Artificial Flowers DUPLICATE NATURE to perfection. RIBBON Extra values in Black and Colored Gros Grain” Satin Special umnbers 16and 22, the most 1G sells reguiarly for 30c. Special price, 18¢. 22 sells regularly for 35c. Special price, 2le. CLOAK NEWS. News indeed—about every conceivable shape and Price. Beautiful Reefers, Blazers and Capes in a lange variety. 50 Striped Cheviot Blazers, €3.97. 85 Diagonal Cheviot Blazers, #3.75 $7.50 Broadcloth Bernhardt Capes, @4.97. $9 Broadcloth Blazers, $0.75. SOME GLOVE PRICES. We fit and guarantee a!l Gioves from 97e. upward. Our stock is complete with all the latest and new colorinxs. $1.48 Kight-button Suede Mousquetaire, @1.29. 5 Kight-button Suede Mousquetaire, $1.69. 5 Foster Five-hook French Kid, 97 81.07 Foster Seven-hook French Kid, $1.50. Our 4-button French Kid Glove at 70. is the wonder of Washington. This clove would be cheap at @1. A BIG BARGAIN IN HOSIERY. At 30¢. for three days wo are selling Plain and Drop- stitch Lisle Hose; colors are Tsn, Gray and fancy tops with Black boot patterns. Sell regularly at 50c. Special price, 9c. Children’s Fast Black Derby Ribbed Hose, all sizes, from 6 to 8}. Regular price, 28. For THREE DAYS at 2c, TWO SPECIALS IN HANDKERCHIEFS. Ladies’ Colored and White Novelty Handkerchiefs that sell regularly at 18¢. Special price, 123. Ladies’ Embroidered Novelty Handkerchiefs with beautiful scalloped edies, sell generally at Bic., at 2c. Experienced millinery sales ladies wanted. THE MONUMENTAL, 937 AND 930 F ST. N.W. CLEARING OUT SALE? a" YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS IT IF YOU CONSIDER YOUR CASH AND WANT FULL VALUE IN RETURN. A FEW OF TOMORROW'S BARGAINS. A Solid Oak Table, 24224 inch top, with under shelf, for 82.0. Dining Table, sixteenth century ‘Bit Extension “ia __ TERE AIPM 8 RS Boo’ “cu! MMMM oFeR NX Muay fF SS y Gye & bl MAM kee 8 MY SRN 00, SRE ge EE RR HOSS 83 EF kee HRY ° v BN ‘00 “UU LH RH SX N PPP KOK ERR RR Hon SX 8 DD RF ie PH EA PRER BBS be Be HOMA*AN RN Dov Rk kee & goo Ho ERR FFF go Ri HT EF F go RR TE EF ‘G00 Hou Eee F A Su 8 DT aa XN BMD AA XXN DD AAA NXN DD a°A NNN Dopp Ss HH A wow w SS nou aks wwww oe WH SA GH. f SS non A*A WW: pop FER PPP) oA RRR TTTT DDE Pr a ERT BB be per kA kee f Bop kee BP 2“. ER FT MMMM FRE NW Fue Ee Pr ee ge BMNM Fe SRS ¢ RS HES Eee SREf Bx x mon RS Of Sus® = HANDKERCHIEFS. 8c. Colored Border and Drawn Work Handkerchiefs, te. 15e. White Embroidered and Colored Border Hand- kerchiefs, Le. ‘She. White Embroidered Sheer Linen Handkerchiefe, Rew demens, Ze. ‘Sie. Pure Silk Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, colors Black, White, 2c, G5c, Pure Silk Hemstitched Hapdkerchiefs, colors Black and Gold, 44¢. 21 Pure Silk Henstitched Handkerchiefs, EXTRA LARGE size, colors Black and Gold, Sie. SHAWLS AND SCARFS. ‘89c. Embroidered Cashmere Scarfs, colors Biue, White and Black, 75e. $1.25 Plain Cashmere Scarfs, Biack, Cardinal and White, @1. $2 Lisie Thread Shaws, with chenille fringe, colors Bineand White, Pink and White, plain Blue, White, Black and Pink, $1.50. POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH, 8TH AND D STs. . = Tue Isctzmexr Weararr Or ‘The past few days has rendered it almost impossible for those who wished to prepare to make the necessary vurchases. Likely as not you have been unable to go down town to select your new pair of shoes. If so, put WILSON & CAKR, $9 F st., on your shopping list for next week. Their spring stock of Ladies’, Misses! and Gentlemen's Shoes was never so complete asat this present time. Every grade and every desir- able shape is awaiting your inspection. ‘Kcannot admit of a failure to contain something that will Kive you the very best of satisfaction and serve to write the name of WILSON & CARR so in- delibiy on your memory that you wil! find the ever afterward. Tue BBB MM M! Muara MUSLIN UNDERWEAR BARGAINS, We have placed on our counter today Some thirty lots of Muslin Underwes -, com prising Gowns, Chemise, Drawers and Skirts—all of them at bargain prices—and quote the following only as samples—they are all made of ood muterials—and proper workmanship and are guaranteed perfect fitting: GOWN Mother Hubbard, yoke of Grows of AT = eusbroidery and 4 clustersof tucks— Ge. good muslin neck and sleeves trimmed with embroidery. ‘This gown is fully ‘worth 85e. GOWN Mother Hubbard, yoke of embroid- AT ery and tucks, neck and sleeves Ze. trimmed with embroidery. This gown is good value at 81 SKIRT Good musiin, cambric rafile, edwed yh wide torchon lace. A bangain at Good musiin, wide embroidery ruf- AT fie and cluster of tucks. Would be Ge. cheap at Se. GOWN —_Extra good muslin, surplice yoke, AT two rows of wide Medici insertings and Se. four clusters of tucks. neck and sleeves trimmed with Medici lace, DRAWERS — Good muslin, yoke band, deep Ham- AT — bury ruffle and cluster of tucks. Fully 2We. worth 40c. DRAWERS —Cambric, yoke band, deep hem and AT —twoclusters of tucks. "Would be con- 45c. sidered cheap at Sie. 00 x B O° NN BB 290 RN B OO NNN B ‘00 NNN Pe eee soc H OERKE MM aa m SS HE F MMMM AA RRR C HH KE MMM Asa RoR © 0 | ay MMM A AR RB Coo eee 7 at ‘S16 7TH STREET N.W. Sis SS SSS = = Wansr Tue Cor Lrxores SOME REMNANTS OF MEN'S WINTER UNDERGARMENTS AT PHENOMENAI. PRICES. At down town store: 12 Scotch Wool Imported Shirts, sizes 32-4, at 1; value 82. 5 Scotch Wool Imported Shirts, size 42, at 1; value s. 2 Scotch Wool Lmported Shirts, size 48, at 61.50; value £2.50. 4German Sanitary Wool Combination Suits at 2.50: value $5. 2 German Sanitary Wool Shirts, size 48, at $2.59; ‘value 4. AUERBACH. @23 Pa. ave. and NN. ¥. eve., cor. loth. Ien"t there a certain amount of satisfaction tn burine Gloves at # store where you know you may be asto SHAPE, SIZE AND COLOR, where you buy the very best gloves at a saving of 25 or 50 Pair; where you are also asture! of reliable slowest TO MAKE ALL THIS POSSIBLE A Viren LARGE STOCK I8 NECESSARY AND A Vrs LARGE BUSINESS MUST BE DONE WITH 8M. MARGIN OF PROFIT, These thinesarenot possi thesto the merchant whomestork ‘snot sufficient y | to admit of Keeping sizes for all shapes of hands Jenstbs of fingers nor to those whose business is lat credit. : THE PALAIS ROYAL'S COMBINATION HEADQUARTERS FOR GLOVES BECAD COMBINING THE LARGEST GLOVE STOCK 1 ‘THIS CITY WITH A CASH BUSINESS; LENG BEST VARIETY AND THE LOWEST PRICES | BEST SUEDE KID GLOVES. Ol S-button Undressed Mousguetairs, made of sele-ted skins, No better quality «loves.can be produced. If You Will allow ope of our experis to At a pair to your hand you will learn that no better fitting glows # Possible. ‘The price depends on where you slop: ‘Some merchants charge @2.25, others @2. Only at thy Palais Koyal can these very best gloves be bought e¢ $1.55. Primrose, Old Rose, Ainethyst, Bluet and all scarce shades, and no less than thiny-six different tints of Grays and Tans, BEST 4-BUTTON GLOVES... 2.50 ‘The same quality undressed kid as put in the #83 mousquetaies is used THE VERY BEST. Fast Biinck and spring dress shades, The 4-button Castor Beaver Gloves in Tans, Grays and Black are also the best procurable, will outweat three pairsof the inferior gloves and always toc better. RELIABLE LOW-PRICED GLOVES... ® Our methods of doing business would enable the offering of eloves such as usually retail at@l ar about 79 cents. We prefer to offer SUPERIO“ $1 GLOVES—gioves that are reliable. WHITE CHAMOIS SKIN GLOVES, | ‘Very ®uperior skins; free from any blemish; wasl- like iimen. Made up in S-button-leneth mousgue aire style. Cost @10.50 a dozen st wholesale. The usual way would be to retail them at @1.25e pair. Wedont have to calculate for bad debts, asdo the mercbant® who credit many of their patrons. ' FOSTER HOOK KID GLOVES... wees Shooks, real kid; Fast Black and the correct Teta, Grays, Browus. This quality is usually retailed at a1. GENUINE PIGSKIN MOUSQUETAIRES..........00¢ We were the first to introduce these gloves to Wech- ington. We are still headquarters, The sheepsiia imitations have no home bere. The new apring shacre include twenty-four tints of Tans, Grays, Modes «nd Browns; also English Red, Coachman's Drab, e.. stitched in self color and White. We have also Fret Black and White with White and Black stiteaing. REAL KID GLOVES..., oo 4-button French Kid Gloves, in Fast Black, Tons, Grays, Modes, &e. Over 100 of thene gloves ane -old every month. Each month anew supply arrives. se that the gloves are always fresh, elastic aud im the latest shades. UNDRESSED KID MOUSQUETAIRES............ Me We have always the correct shades, One hunc-wd dozen of these gloves, in Black, have lately arrived ‘and are meeting with a ready sale THE PALAIS ROYAL. oe (Continued below.) Laces: Laces:: Laces: :: ‘We announce the first Special Sale sinee the “*Op~n- ine” with every confidence. OUR LACE DEPADT- MENT HAS BEEN PRONOUNCED THE MOST COMPLETE IN THIS CITY by no jess authority t) an three of the leading modistes. Such opinions frm ‘such critics justify the claim thet THE PALS I8 ROYAL 18 HEADQUARTERS PORK LACES. We ‘started the new year with es determmation to gat) or together a collection that should command the re « nition of those who could appreciates complete ane -t- ment of fine Laces, With that object Mm view por chases were made double that of the correspond « season of last year. The late “Opening” therefre found the departinent much increased in size. oud ince we deemed no Laces too fue for our eollect.-— we think we have fairly earned the reputation of ba. ine THE MOST COMPLETE ®TOCK IN THIS CTIA. The speciai exhibition and sele that cocurs Monds,. Tuesday and Wednesday, April 6,7, 8, will deme. strate that those who have so favorably criticined te department were competent Judes, Your preeese and Jodyment respect! lly Fequested. A FEW VALUABLE HINTS. ‘The writer of this advertisement spent two hours *@ consultation with the buyer as tu the “‘spectals"— 1 Laces that fur one reason or the other were bought a4 | are to besoldat less than thelr market value. The! following list is the result and é valuable to the visitor comteuplating « purchase BLACK SILK LACES. THREAD LACE isto be much used. A few pieces of Real Thread Laces, ‘2g inches wide, at SOc. a yar’ are worth €1.25, at least. ‘The liuitation Lace is r= markable, in fact, too much like the real. Two piece, IS inches wide, at €1.35a yard, are barvains. And +9 are those of bugie pattern, 4 inches wide, for tte. 3 yard. The Insertion Turesd Laces, with edge to? and bottom, are fashionable, Those 3 and Sinchep wide at (ic. and Gte. are extra good velues. CHANTILLY LACE—When you consider we have | thousands of piecesof these Lrayery Nets, Plouncinem, Denn douncings and Narrow Laces to match you will value this little list of best values, Weill commmency With the fasliouabie demi-flouncings, Width. DEMI-FLOUNCINGS. 20 tuches, leaf patterns, with raised veins... 1S inches. daisies and fern leaves. 20 inches, wild flowers and vine. 14 inches, Louis XVI or bow putteras 19 inches, Louis XVI or bow patterns... 24 inches, bouquets «prinkled here and there. .. 19 incbes, scrolls mpd Vizes.......-- yp - 13 inches, Louis XVI bow and flowers 11 inches, Gothic pattern, straight edge. 15 inches leur de lisse, floral border... a The narrower Laces to mutch the Floancings a4 Demi-flouncings range tn widtts from one-half inch te T inches, costing frow 1c. to €1.3ba yard. Five pai Per yarc. 20 or bow design, 4p inches wide, for Tde., and 6 imchee for Sec., ure also extra good quality. FLOUNCINGS—These are 42 inches wide. Prices ranze from $1 to 82.958 yard. ? i £ it i a7 Ht i tt t i pia : i Hj Hy ey (i | “extra good ‘Boeck Escurial and Imitation ‘Venise Laces in all widths at quality surprises for prices—2Uc. anc $1.48 yard are the price Hy I iH a wae