Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1891, Page 4

4 to, as . THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: trenlation of any Newspaper in the World, Advertising Mediwm is worth all the other papers published in Washington. ‘The most tremendons task Ergiand has ever ‘undertaken since sho failed to placate her American colonies now confronts ber in India. The British colonies at the time of the out- break in 1775 numbered less than three millions of people. The Hindoo empire of Great Bri- tain contains about 210,000,000, nearly all of whom differ from their governors ethnically and socially, as well as in religious and political ideas. Besides, the Prance of 1775 wax not so great a stumbling block in the way of the mother country as is the Russia of today with her on the Mussulman popniation jontral Axia. ‘The dependent states of Hindostan are filled with millions of people who are not in sym- pathy with the English, but whose minds re- vert to the traditions of their Innd before the conquest. The rulers and leaders themselves are hardly more than dissemblers who accept the overlordship of the “tight little isle” be- cause they have not so far been able to help themselves. The Sepoy rebellion and this Mantpur-Kobat insurrection mark in some manner the discontent that has ever existed taere. England is the mightiest colonizer of bistory—greater evon than the Greeks at the height of their power. But England can only accomplish what is humanly possible. To dis- possess and ina mensure exterminate the red man of America was one thing; to rale the myr- iads of brown men in India is quite another. The English stamp out inferior peoples every where they come in contact with them. But the Hindoos are not ethnically an inferior race. The upper castes there are among tbe most intellectual, though not now the most progressive, peoples onthe globe. The friction of governing such race increases with the danger of impact with such a semi-oriental nation as Russia. The problem of India. it would seom, ia the problem of England's continued existence a great power. If solved favorably England will hold her great place in civihzation. but how Jong is it possible to throttle « vast continent like Hindostan, filled with a discontented popn- lation? Can English civilization itself, which depends pon the freedor and moral greatness of its rule, sustain its vigor under the cancer inroads of Indian misgovernment? And is not misgovernment, under the conditions, una- voidable? The problem could not be worked out by any «ther people than those of English race; can it be wrought by the English? - ——+ The Secretary of the Navy is not going to have any more foolishness. He gives notice at & public meeting that political interference with work in the navy yards, bossing of the men to influence elections, must cease and that workmen will be chosen for business reasons, the most efficient men selected by examination. Secretary Tracy squarely indorses the princi- ple of civil service reform and asserts without qualification the bigh value of the reforms al- ready effected by the merit system in the na- tional civil wervice. Empbatie practical testi- mony from such a source cannot tail to aid materially the movement, popular except among the politicians, to take all minor gov- ernment offices from the category of political spoils. —__—_—_—_+eo___— It is the politicians who keep our national gates open to the foreign immigrant, and it is, the agents of railroad corporations owning vast tracts of western Innds granted by the government who go about the eastern hem- isphere plastering every country over with ad- vertisements inviting anything and everything on two legs to come over and possess the land. On this foundation arises the question: “Do the people of this country own and control it, or 1 it im the hands of politicians and land agents?” ———-+-___ The opening ceremonies of the patent con- tennial were all that could be desired. The orators were equal to the oceasion, and the great facts of the patent system and of our century of progress were duly stated with suitable comment. The President of the United States and other high officials were present participating. The people, too, were interested spectators, and there was « strong representa- tion of the business interests most directly con- cerned with the celebration. Altogether, the commemoration was worthily and even im- posingly inaugurated. 0 The trial of Kincaid, concluded last night will be memorable for its absorbing interest and the ability and faithfulness of the counsel and court in the discharge of their respective duties, The prominence of the parties to the tragedy, the scene of the occurrence. the divergence of testimony as to some of the in- cfdents—all tended to give a subdued dramatic interest to the case. The jury's verdict was in accordance with the general current of public expectation. ~—____o¢o——___ The stramship companies are fighting the new immigration act. The steamship com- panies would be better engaged in obeying this timely and indispensable law. At any rate, whether they oppose or execute it, it isin ac- cordance with American sentiment and the only change made in it will be to enlarge its seope and to increase the safeguard it throws around American civilization. + —____ With all the British dependencies in America anxious for reciprocity, except Canada, and with the Canadian people themselves favoring ® broad measure of the kind, the success of Secretary Biaine’s program is only a matter of alittle time. The tariff prohibitionists are not the wisest friends of the protected industries of the United States and the Canadian Dominion. —__ + While the silver lining has been knocked out of the democratic calculations in Illinois and Michigan the republicans have only aided to ‘their anxieties in Colorado and Kansas Thus impish fate boids the balances so evenly that weither party can claim a certainty. += Iftheczar were in Kentucky and if every man who refused to remove bis overccat and ia whose pocket a pistol was found should be arrested there woull not be much tnjailed population left But bappily Russia is not Meatacky —-- - 2 ee When Secretary Tracy has put in actual prac tice his theory of “efficiency and worth as the only test of navy yard employment” he will bave achieved a greater trinmph than in baild- ing the Guest battle ship that ever foated o- the sea. -———- 1-The Bering sea proclamation makes its annual appearance in default of an inter- sational arrangement. The United States must atleast say that they will protect ther orm —— 2 ‘The New Haven railroad is spurred by the tunnel accident and by indictments into abol- ishing the car-store and arranging for steam- heating. Better late than never +=. eee —2ie,— Monday's municipal fight in Chicago was | 20x30 HEAVY DAMASK TOWELS, open work. ‘Visible admixture of politics, clubs, stones, | knotted fringes, with fancy borders of PINK, BLUE fists, guns, Knives and sand bags. eg Chicago's Monday election should be pre- served in wat as an exhibition for the chamber of horrors departmentat the world's fuir. ————— The United States should now proceed to make all Germany bristie with the American bog. 0-0 ‘The Colerado democrats Novembered the re- publicans in that state on Monday. ———— ee Col. Don Dickinson has pulled bis rainbow in for repairs. Sir Charles Tupper may be more successful im England as a ready reciprocator. -——-- ee The Phelps bam should now be placed on the market as the most popular brand. } 94x46 EXTRA HEAVY BARNSLEY Laxsscrcn & Bro. IN OUR BEDWEAR DEPT. ‘We are about to pack away what little re ‘mains of our Comforts and Blankets. ‘Wo will give tho vwlic another chance to secure some splendid values in afew odd Blankets, You will finds few Biankets and Com- forts that have been Lundied the whole sea- on xs samples. ‘We with to close t1.na> out at once. Price £4.50. 1 pr. 12-4 California 812.50. Soiled price #10. 1 lot 124 Bod Sproads, were $2.25. Soiled price $1.69. We have lots of other bargains that must advertise themselves, Alao a few Sotied Bed Comforts, HOSIERY HEADQUARTERS. las if we deserve thiv recoxnition. jocarry anenormous quantity and ‘variety of Hosiery for May ‘Women, Children, Babies. We ‘retade everything, all sizes, all colors, m Cotton, Lisle or silk. A fow goo! things with which wo wish to tated your notice: Ladies’ Fast Biack Bose, e., worth 5c. Ladies’ Black Silk Hose, drop ‘stitch (war ranted fart color), $1. Extra Fine Quality Sitk Bone, drop stitch, in Lavender, White, Canary, and different shades of Gray, $3.50. Ladies’ Drop Stitch Lisle Hose, opera length, boot pattern, $1 RIBBONS. We ha ons for every’ py at Bibtons sere over intended oe tae very cone vabie shale, very slesirabie width, At prices lass than usually asi about 50 pieces in nal ends, we wish a in a promi ‘Tourist Ruch- VEILINGS. Tuxedo Veiling in every conceivable at ine in prices, 10r., 1e., We.. 1 re. Spot Vetls at 120. each. a Large line of Biack and ‘Colored Chesil ne of ‘olor le ts. ECIAL IN BUTTONS, 20c. and }5e. Metal ee doze Poiored sn Black OCHET FOUR-T Are all the race. Ladi every desirable color ors! Ariustrong’s Crochet Silk in our Notion Department. RUSSIAN LILACS. ‘The perfumery we control for Washington must Inve pleased might troduction” Bie. per ounce, to bold woul tor the ler Of the seasun. Thisis the most ‘ud refined odor. It is lasting and ‘Sample bottle given away. Washington for SANITARY WOOL UNDERWEAR, ‘iptive Catalozue matled on appiica- L A ENN i AS ENN LLL AA N ORN PBR OU OU RB OU OU Be 0 OU es “oe cy BR RER 00. ak feb Rak O° 422 BBR ERR O O 4.ds Bot EOE OO-= 4sa* BoB RK “oo 27 pO 470, 40, 494. 426 7TH ST. APRIL 9, 1891. Coness Tarsnonsa Stone, “Davo News: By E. P. Menrz. Exsvexra Axxvat, Curanrxe Suze, ‘TWENTY-FIRST DAY. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW. ‘We will sell you s 3-pleco Mahogany Suite (arloz), style Louis XIV an2 covered to suit with any fabric wo may have in stock, regard- Jess of grade or price, for $75. Fine Spindie-back Diven in Tapestry for $16. Fine Divan, plush seat and back, for $15. Solid Oak Hall Bench, carved, for $14. Solid Oak Cornec Chins Closet for $18. A Nicely Carved Oak Chamter Suite, large and massive, tor $100. RECOLLECT THE ABOVE ARTICLES ARE ALL OF HIGH-CLASS QUALITY AND ARE MARKED DOWN FAR BELOW COST. ALEX. MILNE, apl-tw 1214 F BT. NW. THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1891. It is a tonic of reat curative Power—nutrient end restorative. We Teferto “improved Compound Syrup ‘of Hypophosphites.” Ithas no equal in the treatment of the extreme weak- ness following an attack of ‘La Gripe,” and is a specific for menta. aud physical debility, nervous ex- haustion, &c. Ittones up thesystem wonderfully and its fiamense sale is conclusive evidence of its efficacy. ‘Toe. per lange bottle, ‘3 for £2. FRU FI vere nes MERTZ’S DRUG STORE, 8. E. Cor. 11th and F sts. n. SQ3ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. f $9 tee ¥ ‘Branch of 8. Cohen & Co., Boston. LO 0 Wwww IL 00 WoW COLORED TRIMMINGS. mT EOE ‘We bave closed out an entire line of Applique Gimps gh ata low price and have placed them on sale at the T HE following unprecedented prices: oa =, All Gold Applique Gimps, #1. ag Kan All Gold Applique Gimps, $1.25. EEE iE Gold and Silver Mixed Applique Gimps, 81. Gold and Silver Mixed Applique Gimps, $1.25. FT £% EPR, ss EPA 09, THT ‘Steel Mixed Applique Giups, $1. Fog Sss, per OQ 8 rt Steel Mixed Applique Gimps, $1.25. 88 Rh 2. : A smail lot of above goods, with jewels, at ¥ oo RR Sse bP oo Tf S1ayard. Ca rr ‘These coods are worth from $1.75 to $3.50 a yard, $° #4 Sas fall a - and as the quantity is limited we suggest an early call. © 8 ror’ Bys8 # 7 = ates YOR $27.50 WE OFFER 8. COHEN & CO.. A Very “Handsome solid, Oak 3-piece a0 623 11th st. & fan ay sa wel ot sonal nw. Weied plate mirror, hk saute | Value ever shown and ‘worth 11 Sst PSHE Fy ss tilt Soo WHEEL Sys5 cco HH T lun ¥ s88; 00 1 LE EEE ppp Sik EE 8u85 “oo? It EER DDD STAMPED LINENS AT PRICES THAT WILL MOVE THEM. ‘Be. and Se. Squares at 25e. ‘Te. einen Squaren, 58e. ‘Be. Handsome Tray Clothe, 20e. 54-inch Hemstitched Scarts, Ste. ‘Very Pine Heunstitched Scarfs, worth from $1.25 to 81.75, at 98e. ‘Te. Squares for Roman embroidery, 58e. $1.25 Squares for Roman embroidery, 8c. Doyiies for Roman embroidery, te. 80 doz. Momie Cloth Doylies at 3c. apiece. SOc. Table Covers, 200. colors in Hollywood Covers, tinted in new de- signs, S9c. ‘New desizns in Bed Spreads, 980. ‘Linen Fringvs in all shades, Ladies should call and see our new sampies of work constantly Leing made ap at OPPENHEIMER'S, S14 9TH ST. N.W. ‘Stamping done while you walt. 1t Dovauas & Brorure. 512 OTH ST, NEAR F. FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE. A LITTLE MONEY BUYS A GOOD DEAL, and ‘when we say that you can find the largest and best assortment of HUCK and DAMASK TOWELS for 26c. to be found anywhere. NOTE THE FOLLOWING: LINEN TOWELS, fringed ends, with fancy borders of RED, BLUE and BROWN. 20x20 EXTRA HEAVY DOUBLE DAMASK TOW ELS, KNOTTED FRINGES. ‘22nt1EXTRA LARGE AND HEAVY BLEACHED HUCK TOWELS. ani WHITE. Sal near F. ‘The past few cays Las rendered it almost tpossibletor those who wished to prepare to make the necessary bay ee ie li i aS : 8 Li t i Woxaws Ispvstnuat ‘200 Solid Oak Tables. 16th Century An- figae Oak, Old Engush and tuitation Ma- ogany. 81.25 each. 100 ‘Solid Oak Tables. @2each. Antique Oak and 16th Century Finixi. 100 Solid Oak ‘Tables. ‘Twisted Legs, Oxi- ized Brass Trim 4M Tapestry” a1 . In An- faue “Oak, 2oKn Coniury and Hmitation a Finish. $ ED id Usk Rockers. Elewantly Us bolstered im Milk Tapestry ad Suk Plusil, & Bolla Oak Rockers. tly Uphol- siered in Silk “Tapestry “and ihe Plesk. ‘worth 620. Unk Chiffoniers;5 drawers. $9, Chiffoni R Beveled Plate Uinsse “eb ern baz IL Maple Chitfoniers. larve Beveled Plat: Glass. § 10 40-yound Muttremes. “Ail Hate. Fall - pe woven, Mire Highly Tempered Steel 3 each. Pipteiase. ise att © Disses: beveled Sivuncy Bamboo Reception Chairs, in White and Gold, Pink and Goid und Bine and Gold. seach. 1 Very Large Turkish Rocker, covered in eretontie. “Cheap it 810.7%, 1 Cherry Parior Suite, upliolstered im sill plusit. Now 875; was marked at 8125. 1 Solid Oak Mantel Gia tled Piate Gineses. Now g4: Was 836, 1 No. 210 Soi Oak Sixteenth ‘Century Mantei Cabinet, French beveled plate glass fer itat was Be UPHOLSTERY GOODS, CURTAINS, &e. 200 yards Corduroy iu S shades, Good value at €) Weiler it at #1 per yard. 250 Down ‘Pitlows, covered im saiteen. We will et thei goat #1 2each. ck, Carat Olive, Ferre cette, Gobet jue. Good valueat $1.75, Yourchoicoat 5 pairs No. O7A Silk Stri pogatrs Xo. O7 Suk Strive Curtains, 84.25, No. 403 Silk Stripe Curtains, were LACES. Rea ACES. 34, oe Brussels Laces. uced from Siucpaig,bnaeta Laces. Reduced from 42 = pairs Linitation Trish Point Laces, Re- trom $3 to 1.00, ees. Reduced from $10 to assorta.ent of Acuille Forticren. exduasie RUMUCH LESS THAN COST We “Aeraite have sll eof Baby Jetrieggtors. be aud Feucy inet japan Mactan. kuas, was.” auas, We have ieft a few of those Smyrna Rugs Ea ete auaily eell for 1. so 03-56. eeennebiwe! “ieisch Busine Hugs, $2.45. Ceually eli for e4. gdtt Styrme Rugs, 63.85. Usuatly sell for ‘Bl N. CHARLES ST., BALTIMORE, ‘Wu at ordera prorat for Cakes. Be te Ea ie the ‘Latees Potterna of Cof-dven's dept arcae SSNS == ___ oRacE UNTO EVERY ABT"— ND WEVE PUT OUR whole “heart and soul” into the artistic fashioning of our SPRING CLOTHES.......When we ‘eet about to model this season's ‘styles one thought chased another im hot haste that we find our- selves stocked to the EDGE OF OUR FACILITIES with a snccession of such FANOY and PLAIN EF- FECTS IN SUITS that EVERY TASTE — EVERY FORM— EVERY PURSE will meet its ideat—here. QRRVERY FACTOR THAT GOES = to *‘woll-make” nobby and at- ‘ERE tractive Clothing has done its share......We got from the Scotch and English weavers some new cleth effects-ROUGH- FINISHED CHEVIOTS from the “Highlands” —HOMESPUKS from the ***Shires” ~all in natural colors,..... We've made them up in DOUBLE and SINGLE-BREASTED SACK SUITS —and as en ‘‘extreme,” you'll ind some of the styles with DOUBLE- BREASTED VESTS. .Plenty of Nobby Cutaways......CLAY WOR- STEDS and **Dress” are as insepa- Table as day and light-and we'vo ex- ecuted, on some original patterns, both SACK and CUTAWAY effects. ena MOMENT YOU GIVE T SPRING SUITS a thought OUR elegant line of LIGHT- WEIGHT OVERCOATS is bound to creep into consideration......Tho moderate cost will unlock every purse—and the genuine, Lon- est elezance wins you for their friends. % OU porwr KNow now YY lad we are todo “‘our own Y work"., ‘You can see the ‘advantage in the marked difference between OUR garments and those others show......Tlere's the “‘niade- for-YOU" airabout OURS that stamps ‘them as PERFECT. SAKS AND COMPANY, CLOTH CONFORMERS, PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET | | | SSN NER Ovrs Ane Sarisractony. II =I =iiss II| MES 222 II| =ll II THE PEOPLE WHO ONCE WEAR WON'T BE SATISFIED OTHER MAKE AFTERWARD, OURS ARE SO THOROUGHLY SATISFAC- TORY IN EVERY PARTICULAR. TAKE OUR THEEE AND FOUR- BUTTON CUTAWAY SACK SUITS, IN TWEEDS, BANNOCKBURNS AND FANCY WOKSTEDS AND CASSI- MERES. THERE ARE NO BETTER FITTINGOR MORE TAILORED GARM. INGTON, AS THEY AKE ABSO LUTELY CORRECT IN FABRIC, STYLE, SHAPE, FIT AND FIsISH. REMEMBER THAT OUR GUARAN. TEE GOES WITH EVERY GARMENT WESELL, AND THAT OUR PRICES ARE LOWEST NOW, NOT IN ACUT- RATE SALE NEXT JULY. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO,, AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 8. COR. 7TH AND D STS. ¥.W. ap0-20 Taz Wasntsarox Spoox, Glegistered Trade Mark.) A novel and most appropriate souvenir of 3 ‘Visit to the capital, and very desirable for collectors of odd spoons. Design entirely original. In sterling silver, pretty and in- expensive, Sold only by M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., JEWELLERS AND SILVERMITHS, 08-6 1107 PENNA. AVE. New Gixonaus. NEW ORGANDIES. NEW BATISTE. NEW CHALLIS. NEW INDIA SILKS. (NEW SERGES. NEW PLAIDS. (NEW STRIPES. NEW CAPES. NEW PARASOLS. NEW ROBES. * NEW SATINES. 4A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF DRY Goons, CHOICE STYLES, ASD AN ABUNDANCE OF DESIGNS TO SELECT FROM. ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SON3, spt 019 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ¥.W. ENTE! ap8-2t ——__4l Lith st. 5.0. 1241 Lith st. 3.0, Ty Next Suspaxy Sxorm Be A D.C, Woonwarn & Lormnor, — a, TOMORROW (FRIDAY), APRIL 10, ‘Will be our ‘WEEKLY REMNANT DAY SALE. — Our eustom is to overhaul the stock in the Gifferent departments once a week for the pur- Dose of gutting out all “Odd Sizes.” ‘Short Lengths,” ‘small Lots,” &e. Goods that are many wise sofled, scratched. rabbed or chipped from handitng and displaying: Stationery, Games, Ruching, the boxes of which may have fotten “mashed or broken: in fact, any and all Goods that are not fresh, clean and perfect are separated from the stock, reticketed, laid aside and on Friday sold as remnants at reduced Prices, You are the gainers, we the losers. ‘We are satisfied, however, as we can begin each week with a fresh, clean and presentable stock, You will find this list an interesting one. easy Usonetza Deranruenr. A SMALL ODD LOT OF UMBRELLAS ‘Will be sold tomorrow, being remnants, at very low prices. The lot consists of 9 Fine All-silk Umbrellas of the following makes: Belknapp, Johnson and Powell, Lyons and Foilmer. Clogs & Co. Handles of gold, silver or natural a} Boys: Cromsa Derartwexr. 4 odd Jersey Kilt Suits—Navy Blue Skirts and Ked Blouses. Sizes 2%, 3 and 5 years. —Were $9.50, Remnant price, 83. 1 odd Jersey Kiit Suit—Navy Biue, Whit braid trimmings. ——Was 88. (Thira floor, ). Remnant price, $3.— th st. buildine. ) nvaaists’ Suxprizs Deranrunyr. 27 Hair Brushes--siizhtly rubbed. 12 were 0c, Remnant price, % 4 wero Remnant price, 130, 8 Puff Boxes, slightly damaged. ——4 were $3.75. Remnant price, 81.— 1was$1.25. Remnant price, 3c. 1 was 50c. Remnant pice, 10c. (First fioor, 11th st, building.) Sewrxey Deranrvesr. ODD LoTs. 2Fancy Brooches. Werv $3. Remnant price, I Fancy Brooch. Was $11. Remnant price, 85.50. 2 Fancy Brooches, Were $1.75. Remnant Price, 81.25. 2 Fancy Brooches, Were $3. Remnant price, &. 1 Beal Garnet Brooch. Was€8. Remnant Price, 85. 2 Fancy Jewel Cases. =Were $2. Remnant price, 75¢.— 16 Fancy Silver Hair Ornaments ——Were 50c. Remnant price, (First floor, 11th st. building.) Bricaznac Depanrwent. ‘You will find in ovr Art Pottery and Bric-a- Brac Department every Friday a special table devoted to odds and ends and damaged xoods. Many articles of a useful character. Make it a Point to visit this department every Remnant day. (Fourth floor, 11th st. building.) y Grove Deranrurst. 7 pairs Ladies’ 6-button Cream Suede Gloves with feather-stitch embroidery. Sizes 64 and Ox. ——Remnant price, 50c. a pair. — 4 odd pairs Children’s Gray Dressed Kid Gloves with feather-stitch embroidery. Size 5M. . Remnant price, 75c. a pair.— (First floor, 11th st. bid.) Sor Deranrwesr. ain. Suits in medium and combined with plain mate- |. Sizes 34 and 36. ——Were $18. iteimnant price, $5 J odd Striped Blue French Flannel Tea Gown, Plaited front. <“<Was $10. Remnant price, 86.50.— (Third Moore Mtn st, bide 8050. Jensey Derantwest. 2 Ladies’ odd Navy Blue All-wool Jerseys; extra quality; vest fronts. | Sizes 2 an] 4. ere £2.50. Remnant price, #1 2 Ladies’ odd Brown All-wool Jerse yoke, full tucked siveves. "Sizes 4 —Were $1.50. (Third floor, Lith st. Dress T; ress ‘T'annnxa Derartwext. “Short lengths” of Dress Triva prising Passaiwenterics, juings, &c., in leuwibs ‘EPART MENT. slightly soiled. CS it {) e N ieee ese an ne a. say Soe building) ‘axs Axp Learner Goons. “Screens, slight! Remnant Red Gauze Fan, with pearl stick, nlightly Renmmant Pelee 98.00, soiled, ——Was 86.00. 1, Grosun Hati-painted Gauee soiled. 1 White weit vas $4.00. Remnant price, $2 00. a Was 84.00. 82.00. Todd Slack Gauze F rain SMe Was 01.50." Remnant peice, toe. 2 Children's Hand-painted White Gauze Fans, Mighly sotied. ——Were 50c. Remnant price, 15ce.— (Pirst floor, 11th st. building. ) Hosiery Deranruest. odd pairs Ladies’ Fine Cotton He fancy boot patterm, in Terra Cotta, Lacbt and Dark Tan, double heels an t to: Bizes 8 ond Big. --—Reinpant price, 25e. « psir.— 11 pairs Ladies’ Ribbed Fast’ Blick Lisle ‘Thread Hose, bot pattern. “wiih tops, ixhtly soiled, Sizes 8%, Vand 9 = Temhant price, 7c. floor, Za annex.) Pasxr Dersrrvexr. Glamnants of Best Prints, in lengths from 3to ~**Were Se. Remnant 7 or Remnants of Mo loth, ladies’ and children's shirt waists," in creat Va- Flety of styiea, lenstivs from 1 to} yards. Were 123g¢. mant price, 8c. 2 yard.— 500 Remnants of Fine tndia Ponzee.” Axreat many of these are in dress-pattern lenvtlis and are our regular 0c. xrade. We suall offer these tomorrow at the low remnant price of 12sec. a yard. Fiaxser Depanraexr. About 150 Remnants of All-wool Flannel, Cotton-and-wool Flannel, Eaubroidered Fiati- nel. Tennis Flannel, Eider Down Flannel, Jer- is. Flannel and Uuting Cloths at low reuinant cond floor, 11th st. buildins.) Ixraxts: Deranrazns. 2 Infante’ India Linon Long Skirts with in- ‘sertin. fine Swiss Emoroidery. peg ay 1.50. — 1 Infants’ Fine Quality 1 wi, embret Remnant price, $2.— st. building.) rea Corser Derarruenr. pairs Woven Corsets, slicht size pen oy gy oy ae - coubictrn jong waists the ites ook wth Hamburg edge, si ‘soiled ;'sizes Brand 24. aca a (Gecond hoor Wek ot und ne Oe Remnant price, le. ‘a dozen, — Woorwasn & Lorunor. — Our remnant sale of Stamped Linens ought to be of 3 importan-e to all tmter- ested in ART NEEDLEWORK. We have culled from our stock of Stamped Linens all odd or Slightly sotied pisces and will offer the six separate lots at exceptional Remmant prices. All Doylies that were 10 and 15c. ——Remmant price, 15e.—— All Doylies and Tray Covers that were 30 and Mc. -—Remnant price, 20c.—- All Handkerchief Bags, Dry Toast Doylics, ‘Bibbs, Tray Cloths and Tidies that were 35, 40, 50, 75 and 87c. —Remnant price, 25c. each.— All Splashers, Scarfe, Tea Cloths and Tray Covers that were 60, 87c. and $1.00 —Remnant price, 50 each. — All Bureau Scarfs, Tea Cloths, Splash rs amd ‘That were 81 and $1.50. —Remmant price, 73e.— {Second floor, 24 annex.) Saraxese Devanraent. A small jot of Plates, Bowls, Vases, &e., Slightly chipped or cracked, at greatly reduced prices. (Third floor, Ist annex.) ex’s Deranrwenr. ODD LOTS. 3 pieces Enelish fali rerular made Underwear. Shirts, stze 34. ——Were $4.50. Hemmant price, $1.50. 14 pieces White all-wooi full rezular made > Underwear, spring weight. Shirts, sizes 3 36, Drawers, sizes 220. 32, 34.0 Kennant price, $ ~—Were 30c. Reinant price, 11 pairs Black All-silk Suspenders fasteninzs. Hasoxencner Dresnruest. 2 Ladies’ Fancy Hemstitched Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, slightly soiled. ~—Were $1.15. Kenan: price, 1 Lady's Fancy Herustitened White Jepanese Silk Handkerchief, with colored embroitered scalloped edize, slightly soiled. Was 3c. Kemnant price, 37¢,— 6 Ladies’ Fancy Hemstitched Seer White All- Linen Handkerchiefs, s'ichtiy soiled. Renmant price, 20e.— ——3 were 250. 1 we —1 Remuant price, 1 was 81. Remnant price, 16 Men's White China Silk’ H Handkerchiefs, with handsomel initiais—1 A, 1 2N's, 20's, 1 PandiT. ‘Were 50c. Remmant price. ——Or 3for $1. (First floor, 2d annex.) Cunprews Axv Misses DEPARTMENT. ODD LOTS. 2 Misses’ Broadcloth Jackets in Nevy Blue andGreon, with Tam Vest, collar and cufis, Size 16 years. ~—Remnant price, $2.50.— 1 Misses’ All-wool Brown and Lan mixed Cloth Reefer Jacket, pearl buttons. Size 16 years, —Reiunant price, #4. 1 Children’s Green Broadcloth Reefer Jacket, sailor collar snd brass buttons. Size4 years. ~—Remnant price, #: (Third floor, 10th st. building.) Croax Deranrwesr. ODD LOTS. 1 Imported Ticht-fittin: Lace Wrap, with Jong ends and garnished with silk ribbon. Size 3. trimmed with ——Was 822.50. Renmant price, 85.— 3 Black Broadcloth Jackets, revere fronts, ‘satin facings, trimmed with large pearl but- tons. Sizes 32, 34 and 36. —Were 10. Remnant price, $2.50.— llotof Fine Cloth Jackets, in Black and Colors, satin facings. All sizes. —Were 88, 810, and 813.50.— ——Remnsnt price, $4.25 each. lot of the Fin »*t Cloth Tatlor-made Jackets, in diaonals, senres and broadcloths. All sizes. —Were 815. 817, 818, $20 and 822.50.— —Remnant price, $6.75 each. — (Third floor, 11th st. building. ) black gimp. Size 34. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, apo Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. Busoe Br Cost AT eRe BRR, ERR YT PERRYS. The more costiy the more beautiful weare apt to ‘think what the price purchases. But we should not— our taste should jude the merit and leave the price to deal with quality alone. Take flowers that «row at random—what perfect little buds blossom aided by nature aioe. If the WASH EMBROIDERIES cost twice as much we would all give them more thought and attention and our appreciation of the pretty ple- tures they present would take our enthusiasm to tusi. Asitis, because they are so plentiiu! and so much used We are apt to pass over many and many a desicn that isentitled to dwell in our admiration with searcely a second lock. But you use lots of embroidery in the course of a year—more during the approaching tmonths than in those that are pest—and we have selected a supply with exceptional care and want to catch your artistic eye in their behalf—cheap as they are to buy. ‘The 45-inch wide SKIRTING pat- terns from 50c. to $4.50 yard. A LIGHT and K BLUE and PINK EMBROIDERY work on 45- inch SKIRTING poses as novelty— $1.75and 2a yard. Ifyou have use fornarrow we have some that will match perfectly at 12ige. and 37}4c. @ yard. ‘The HAND-RUN and BLOCK PAT- TERNS from $1.25 to 83.50 a yard. FLOUNCING embroidered in Ecru at €3.500 yard. BLACK and WHITE EMBROID- ERED FLOUNCING. -$1.25and $1.50 - a yard. oe PLAIN BLACK and BLACK *\*\°_ FLOUNCING, with the needie work *9 9 © tncolors—$1 to $3.50 a yard. ses ¢ * PLAITED FLOUNCINGS — ladies oe ¢ «© * and children’s widths—1.25, $2.15, oe 0 9 * 3 and 64.508 yard. s.0.¢ © CHILDREN’S SKIRTINGS_22, 24 and 27 inches deep—i0e. to €2.50 a yard. : CAMBRIC EDGINGS, from an inch to @ foot wide—Se, to "$1.35 a Same widths of NAINSOOK and SWISS_6e. to 1.150 yard. ‘8W188 and NAINSOOK INSERTINGS—tror a quarter to five ineies wide—10e. to 90c. a yard. IRISH POINT EMBROIDERY—25c. to $1.25. CAMBRIC, SWISS and NAINSOOK ALLOVEM EMBROIDERY—ZSc. to As an illustration of how cheap beauty and worth can live—here are some CAMBRIO EMBROIDERIES that run from one to ten inciues wide atGc., 8. 10e., 12i9c., 1de., Be, 20c. and 25e. a yard. ‘The usual REMNANTS of “toda” * Jensths at “*odd prices.” In the mention of these pieces you cannot see the original and dainty patterns that are worked in “‘whole cloth.” ‘The best we can hope them to do is to attract your attention on the score of thoir bargain flavor— and if certainiy is strong. If you seo them once you ‘will ereate an office for them toverve in. But the need will opga itself soon—as summer strides on apace. ‘Then {s the time WE and OUR EMBROIDERIES should not be forgotten. SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1840. pty COCA WINE, ‘The valueof coca leaves in restoring wasted onerey and in overcoming the feeling of tiresomeness and ex- haustion incident to the approach of warm weather is becoming more generally recognized daily. The form in which we offer this remedial agent is the most W, A. Prrnce & Ca. ‘Successors to E.G. Davis, ‘TAY Market Space, Cornet Sth Street. REMNANT BARGAINS. Tomorrow (FRIDAY) IS OUR WEEKLY REMNANT DAY. Ifyou have let tt slip your ‘memory let this remind you of the fact. IF you are sharp and study your own interest you will always romember that FRIDAY BEING OUR REMNANT DAY fs a grest money-saving day toyou, forin buying the REMNANTS offered toyouon Fridays you save about 50 per cent on your purchase, Tomorrow we will offer extra BARGAINS in REMNANTS in every de partment. We quote a few to give you an idea Reasaxts Or Sux Gnexavrses. 12 yards Surah Striped Grenadine, All Silk, Black. Ri ripe, Biack, REM- 30 for ren 4X yards BROCADED STRIPE SILK GREN- ADINE, Biack. KEMNANT proce, #4 for remnant. 14 yanls BROCADED STRIPED SILK GRENADINE, Biack. KEMNANT price, 814 for remnant. 8 yanls BROCADED GRENADINE, ALL SILK. Black. REANANT price, €7.88 for remnant, ‘Syards BROCADED GRENADINE, ail silk. Black. REMNANT price, $8.00,for remnant. 3X yards ALL-SILK POLK A SPOT GRENA- DINE. Black. REMNANI' price, anant. % yan’s BROCADED GRENADINT, ALL SILK. Black. REMNANT price, $2.00 for remnant. Rewsaxrs Au. ‘WOOL Th yards 54-inck: suitine, L pITINGS, AY. i lar price, $9.00, REMNANT price, $4.50 for remnant 5 yards ALL-WOOL BLACK and WHITE CHECK SUITIN 5 REMNANT 439 yanis BLACK and Wit Piaid. Regular p REMNANT Price, #1.75 for remnant. yards CREAM HENRIETTA. Regular Price, $7.50. KEMNANT price, 85.00 for reumant. 7 yards BLACK and WHITE STRIPED Dress ots, Regular price, $8.75, REMNANT price, $7.00 for rewnant. 7% yards BLACK RENRIETTA. Rernlar ; REMNANT price, @6.73 for it. Gig yards CAMEL'S HAIR SERGE, Black. Resular price, €6.50. KEMNANT price, $4.50 for rewnant, Gyards SUN'S CLOTH. BLACK. Regular 0. REMNANT price, @6.00 for Ressasts Or New Sruixe Dress TRIMMINGS. This week we will offer a lange lot of REM- NANTS of New Spring Dross Trimmines in STEEL, EMBROIDERED APLICA; APLICA EMBROIDEKED IN GOLD AND SILVER THREAD, SILK PASSE- MENTERIES in the new colors, 1 to 33s inches wide, in leneth from ¥ to 5 a RLMNANTS at just HALF the regular prices, which are marked on them. HANDSOME BLACK SILK PASSEMEN- Wide. All new spring goods for TOMOKKOW, FRIDAY, we will deduct one QUARTER OF THE REGULAR PRICE—that is, you will get 81 zo0ds for 73c., and soon. Reasasts Or Brack Sux DRAPERY NETS In the new patterns, 48 inches wide, in lencthe from 1 to 4yanis ‘The Nets will be sold to- morrow, Friday, at ONE-THIRD Jess than the regular price. For instance, $1 Net will be Or Lanes: Ayn Cr WOOL UNDERWEAR AT RIDICU- NTS OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. Also REMNANTS OF RIBBONS, LACES, NECK RUCHINGS, HANDKERCHIEPS, EMBROIDERIES, EDGES, WHITE GOODS at REMNANT PRICES. W. A. PIERCE & CO., Successors to K. G. Davia, ty Gor. th st. 8s TIT n XN es & T x3 2% So mh gg F ik Sco ood SA Sus8 oT Xa “Goo OUR BOOMERANG ‘Has brought together such a multitude of buyers that we never knew existed. OF COURSE | Goods sold at haif price wil! bring people from evers- | where. We are nuw doing the trade that we long | had hoped for, and the way our large force of compe- | tent heip caters to the wants of the trade makes every persona buyer. YOU MUST HAVE OUR Goops Seems very emphatic. They must go, and we shall co Just as soon as there is nothing left todo business with. ‘Our four floors are still loaded with all kinds of nice oods, which eventually will find place in sowe home. We want everybody to get some of these barrains and to that end we invite the MASSES. Brery dollar's worth of goods has the vacating PRICES. ‘Bear in mind that THE COMBINATION, 22TH AND F STs. Are selling out to retire from business. A. KAUFMAN. Sparse Dasss Goons aT JOHNSON & LUTTRELL'S. Our attractions in Spring Dress Goods are multipty- ing slicost as rapidiy asthe verduresof spring. Almost by magic new styles and desigus recently from the joom come to our stock. Almost by magic they dis- appear and give place to other designs and other ‘weaves. Some of the most popular are: 38-inch Plaid Wool Homespuns at 40c. Reduced from 50. 424nch All-wool Canvas Cloths at 30c. Reduced from 75e. ‘89-inch All-wool Scotch Cheviots, new colors, at Soe. ‘New Striped Brilliantines at 37ic. Fully worth 50c. A}: » -cw shades in Henriettas and Hindoo Serres at ike. 13e., Sie. and 61 per yard, New Spring-weight Batistes at 50c., @2e., 7ic., ‘ST iyc. and ‘Sik Warp Nun's Veilings at 61, @1.23 and @1.50 per yard, \ New Silk Grenadines, in plain, stripes and figured, (@1, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 per yerd. ‘Pisin Black and Figured Chine Silks, 75c. to $1.50 per yard. ‘It will be to your interest to examine our ‘mmense ‘stock before purchamug. Curr, Ber Goon. ‘The prices of these two items do not repres-at the first cost: 0 cents each for Men's Pure Linen Hand- derchie/s, 20 conte each for Huck Towele, solered borders, deep fringe, #ize 18488 inches. Thee goods arrived only this morning THE PALAIS ROVAL. (Continued below) es Trar 89c. Uxornwean Sax Count the cos: of the anuslin and cambrics «ad the smbroideries and laces used as trimmines o- these Skirta, Corset Covers, Chemises, Drawers and (owns. The special sale price of HH cents for these, ort ocle- brated $1, @1. Land $1.25 Undergarments, pos-tively terminates Satuniay. THE PALAIS ROD AL. (Continned Solow.) Some Necessary Truss. Our notion department. we remind you, has! heen wmuch enlarged tn scope, so that ALL necessary srifies may befonnd there. The few hints helow are tar the best qualities only. so that you'll note price surprises bere and there Children’s Hose Sapporters, Ladies’ Hose Supporters ‘Sik Hose Supporters... Elastic, Cotton, Biack and Colors Plastic, Siuk, all color. . Turkey hed Embroitery Cotton Embroidery Cotton, Fast Colors, French Darning Cotton, 3 tor 10: Dexter Knitting Cotton... Barbour'’s Linen Thread . Celulokd Thimbies. Milwant's Needles... utvidery Needles, 2 papers for fe. Clark's O. N. T. Spool Cotton. - Brainerd & Armstrong’ Sewing Silk, Brainerd & Ariostrons’s Twint Tayler's Rnelish Pins... Fngiish Pina, superior quality, 29, 4, 186, pate +I, 20, 250. pate Tayler's Invisible Mair Pins. Steward’s Safety Pins.. Miles’ Safety Pins... ‘Canfield—19, 23, 27 and 33 centa, Fedora—20, 24, 26 and 30 conta. Feather Weight—12, 1 i Feather Weight, nilk—3, 2, 29 and 32 cents. Gew—I4, 16, 19.and 21 cents. Fast Black—17, 19, 21 and 23 centa, £2- Sole agents for Madaine Lewenberg's Pur- fumed Shields, Size No.2 for Wceute, No. 3 fer 25 conte, THE PALAIS ROYAL. Continued below.) Srecur Sax Or Waars ‘The very latest Paris and London styles areshown, at the following prices, which we claim are from \0 to 15 per cent below prevailing prices for equal qualities Imported Jackets, $9 to €20 «ach. T:ported Biazers, $9 to #18 each. Imported Capes, $14 to €20 each. Imported Waists, 60 to €12 each. Imported Tea Gowns, #22 to $50 each. MANY PRICE SURPRISES, ‘The garments made in imitation of the imported ace | $0 similar in material, style, finist and fit that tue Prices will create not a littie surprise: Silk Waints, $3.50 to S12 each. ‘Tea Gowns, 61.25 to 15 each. RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES. ‘We ask you to suspend judgment until you have seen the garments described bere. until you have tried them on; until you have carefuily apd critically «3- amined the materials and finish. FOR Bisck and Navy All-wool Cloth, roll collar, side pockets. Sizes 32 #2.50. toa, REEFERS FOR $5. FOR Bisck Cheviot, roll collar, large bone buttons, aide pockets. Sizes 5” 8. wee ° CAPES FOR €7. FOR Navy, and Tan Brosdclo'h, braided yoke back and front, Medic: %. collar, high, loose shoulders, frm Which the cape drops in greceiu: folds to below the waist. WAISTS FOR 94.98. ‘Silk Finish Henrietta, black end FOR colors, tucked beck and front, full sleeves, rollcollar and cuffs. Sizes 4.98, Sta ROBES FOR 85.50. ‘Tea Gowns of striped and figu'et FOR Serve, plain color fronts, collar ead cuffs; tight back, loose frout, full 65.00. Mecven, SHAWLS FOR 61.35. FOR All-wool Cream Cashmere, fall 61.35. ize, deep fringe. ‘MISSES’ 62.68 WAIST. 88 Flannel, Bisck ani color; Nar- oi folk style; three plests tack sed ‘WalsT. front. full sleeves, roll collar, cults, ‘Lait. 12 to 18 yours. CHILD'S €1.25 REEFER. 21.25 ‘Navy Blue flannel, brass buttons, and brass anchor on collar. The REEFER. correct high sleeves Sises4 to La yore, (CHILD'S 65.50 SUIT. ‘Mixed cheviot, poutache braid py hg ty surT. deep hem. 65.50 for 6 yours danger sizes rise 50 conte. (CHILD? 62.75 COATS. Check cloth in Bus and White, 2s ‘Tan and White, a. Mees | ‘with full bigh sleeves. Ages] years. te ti