Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: FRIDAY... -- April 10, 1891, (CROSBY S. NOYES. Editor. THE EVENING STAR kas the fullest Local Cirealation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium ts worth ‘more than all the other papers published in Washington. EO The United States have, as an industrial people, considering their youth, eclipsed all history. But the whole Union has not advanced at equal pace and the friction of the delay has retarded the general movement. ‘The great evil of slavery was the fault of the world—the curse chiefly of the states practic- ing it’ The inventive genius of the old slave States as, however, produced three thousand patents during the last twelve months. The mines and manufzctures of these commumtties are no longer toys or experiments. Invention, business wisdom and pluck are planting the banners of progress in the western arid plains aewell as on the wasted ficlds of the south. ‘The present assemblage here of the inventors and manufacturers of patented articles marks the highest point of advantage yet gained in the whole nation’s material progress, but this eminence merely permits usa glimpse of the brilliant prospects of future America in this line of development. here today to ar- range for the Pan-Republic Congress in 189. ‘The movement for having a concert of free governments at the time of commemorating the discovery of America is one of those finely sentimental conceptions which have their root fn deepest common sense. Without combina- tion republican vigor is too diffused in this power-ridden world to be most effective. Liberty does not need, however, an alliance offensive and defensive of all the free govern- ments, for alliances of this sort are not so effective as they once were and the genius of the times is one of arbitration rather than fixed bayonets and shotted guna The Pan- Republic conference represents a healihy and practical republicanism, and will give a fresh impetus to modern republican tendencies. —_—___—++o—__—— The states that have adopted the secret or re- form ballot are Arkansas, Connecticut, Indiana, Kentucky (as to the city of Louisville), Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minne- sota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Jerscy, New York, North Dakota, Oregon, Rhode Isl- and, South Dakota, Tennessee, Vermont, Wath- ington, West Virginia, Wisconsin (except for Milwaukee). It is considered sure of adoption in two others, Illinois and New Hampshire. In the first list, while the principle hasbeen recog- nized in all the states named, it has not been a complete recognition of what is known as the Australian ballot in all of them. The signs are hopeful for the adoption of the honest ballot ultimately by nearly if not quite all the states. The people everywhere demand fair elections. ‘The wire-pallers, ballot-box stuffers and other manipulators of the suffrage are to be driven cut of business, as far as that can be accom- plished. —_—_++-—____ Complaint is sometimes heard of the undue preponderance in the government of the small states. When such mon as Mr. Edmunds makes this @ preponderance of brain and character the republic is thereby bettered. And the small states have always seemed to have a way of sending to Washington a superior class of statesmen, perhsps on the principle of precious treasures in little parcels. ——_— Mrs. Annie Besant of England has come to ‘this country to talk on theosophy, and it may be well at this early stage of the proceedings to state that theosophy has nothing to do with the absence of socks, potato currency, sub- treasury plans or any other branch of that peculiar politico-philosophy which has Intely manifested a tendency to mount the American eagle and ride it to victory or death. a Even the national banks of Kansas are im- Srecrar Sure For Sarvnnar. (UNTIL 6 P.M. TOMORROW.) ‘The Palais Royal's special sales for specified days are ‘unigne in this respect: The most destrable goods are always selected, the special prices being in some in- stances less than the wholesale quotations. This is one of the methods of advertising introduced by the Palais Roya! twelve years ago and is fully recornized and appreciated by its rewalar patrons. Late residents and visitors to Washinton are invited to attend tomor- row's Special Sale, which will confirm what is written above. eas; RIBBON DEPARTMENT.—To write the cheapest Ribbons ever cferet by the Palais Royal isto invite comparison with wonderfu! bargains. What think you of 15-cent-quality Ribbons for cents yard? Nota Job lot, not undesirable shades of styles, but regular stock—the 2inch wide G. G. Silk Ribbons, with satin ede, in Black, White, Cream and all the latest and scarcest spring shades. NINE CENTS A YARD, | INSTEAD OF 15 CENTS, UNTIL 6 O'CLOCK TO- MORROW EVENING. This hint: Dealers need not expect to secure whole pieces of the desirable shades with which to ill up stock. A Aint should be suft- ctent. ee GLOVE. DEPARTMENT.—Genuine Pigskin Mous- qnetaires, reduced from 96 to s@cents. Fast Biack. White and twenty-four shades of Tans, Grays, Modes and Browns. Seif color and white stitebing. ‘We also guarantee the best Undressed Kid Gloves at ‘96 cents by careful inspection of new arrivals. ‘A few dozen of the now Mousquetaires and 4-button styles will be offered tomorrow at 59 centsa pair. Re- duced in price for no real fault—being a little heavy they are actually more durabie than those not re- duced. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.—You may know that 50 cents is the prevailinz price for the celebrated "*C. G.” Lisie Thread Hose. These and Boot Patterns in new spring colors will be found in the combination lot offered tomorrow at 35c. @ puir, oF three pair for a doliar. ‘CRWEAR’ DEPARTMENT.—25e. Windsor Tics cents. A hnndred dozen to pick from. India end Surab silks, light and dark ¢rounds; plaid, stripes, Polka dots and figures innumerable. ‘These Ties are full widthand one yard long. Those that come shor of a yard have been marked 19 cents; reduced for to- morrow to 17e. each. Irish Point Embroidery Collars reduced from 39to Zeents. Collars that are good value at 39 cents for ‘22 cents will be in so much demand that only one will be sold each customer. Silk Embroidered Chiffon Jabots, Gray and all desir- able shades: reduced from $1.19 to 98 cents, Really worth aud generally sold for $1.25. HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.—The best bar- gains of the season: Some of our French Embroidered Handkerchiefs, marked 73 cents and 50 cents, are offered at 35 cents, or 3 for $1. ‘Ten percent off the marked prices of more expen- sive Handkerchiefs. The largest and finest collection of Hand Embroidered and choice Real Lace Handker- chiefs in this city. Acxxowzevcen Heanguanrens. WHEN YOU NEED ANYTHING IN THE LINE OF CLOTHING OR FURNISHING GOODS FOR YOURSELF OR BOYS, WHY NOT GET IT HERE AT THE ACKNOWL- EDGED HEADQUARTERS FOR COR- RECTLY MADE AND PERFECT FIT- TING GARMENTS OF THE LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE DESIGNS? YOU SHOULD NOT FAIL TO SEE THE BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS IN SHORT PANTS SUITS FOR DRESS WZAR. SOME WITH VESTS, OTHERS WITHOUT, ALL OF THEMEXCEEDINGLY STYLISH AND DRESSY. JUST AWORD IN REGARD TO SHIRT WAISTS. OUR WHOLE STOCK FOR ‘THIS SEASON ARE WELL AND ARTIS- TICALLY MADE FROM SPECIALLY WOVEN PATTERNS, AND ARB SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY US. NOTWITHSTANDING THE HIGH GRADE OF OUR GARMENTS, OUR PRICES ARE AS LOW OR LOWER THAN ANY OTHER DEALER IN WASHINGTON, B. ROBINSON & CO., AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, ap10-00 909 PA. AVE. N.W. fo PR. aa u RR. SEVENTH AND H STS. N.W., FRANKLE & CO. A SUBSTANTIAL BENEFIT SALE. ‘The following goods have ‘been selected from all over our stock. The list is small, but it is weil selected and ex- tremely low price, and can- not fail to interest you if you ‘will only read it through: —Decorated Fruit Saucers. worth 10c., for Ge Decorated China Cups and Saucers ; -worth 25e. for 15e Decorated China Muss, ‘orth 10¢., for 4¢ —Decorated French China Cup, ‘Saucer and — Piste worth i., for 25¢ —Crystal Toothpick Stand and Box Tooth- picks. -- worth 10c., for 5e —Crystal Water Set—Pitcher, 6Tumblersand — Try. -++-Worth 58¢., for 39¢ —Crystal Tumblers, cut bottom, eee erecta ..Worth 30e., for 25. 4 dozen ‘ystal Bouquet Holders. ——Larre Cut Bouquet dolders. ——Crystai Frait Saucers. ——Initation Cut Crystal Keg Cups. — plated top... —Airtight Frui ns....Worth 25e., for 1be 12%e. Men’s and Ladies’ Linen Handkerchiefs for 10 cents; the new style Mourning Handkerchiefs for ladies and Fancy Borders for men’s use. 25c. White Japancee Silk Hemstitched Handkerchiefs for 18cents, or three for 50 cents. 25e. White and Colored Em- brotlered Handkerchiefs for 18 ceuts, three for 50 cents. 50c. White Embroidered Handkerchiefs for 39 cents, twenty-three new styles to select from. TOWEL DEPARTMENT.—100 dozen Huck Towels at$1.20adozen. Think of it—a warranted pure Linen Towel. 18x36 inches in size, for only ten cents each. Not # licht-weight, flimsy article, but an honest, re- Hable, durable towel, the like of which you've never before seen at anything like the price. UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.—The special price of 80 cents for choice of our $1. tonand Cambric Corset Covers, Gowns, Chemises, Skirts and Drawers, the materials and trimmings of which would cost you over one dollar. Here's a Skirt yYoumay secure tomorrow for 89 cents. We don't count for inaking. Fruit of Loom Muslin, 5 yards at 10c.—50c, Embroidery, 3 yards at 20c. — 60e. Sewing Cotton and Tape at 2c.— 2c. Total cost... $1.12. Fe-These Skirts have the new French back, made expressly for the style of dressing now in vogue. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) bued with the spirit of recalcitrancy, sc much for Peffer and Jerry Simpson. Twenty of them ‘will secede and set up as state banks. These signs of disintegration, if they could have oceurred thirty years since, would have shaken the Union. Bat in these days of bloodless change they signify much less. ——_s ‘The funds for the Sherman statue in New ‘York were raised with such apparent ease that people outside of the great metropolis are in- clined to ask why equal alacrity has not been shown in building the Grant monument. Gotham, with that singularity which is her demerit among American cities, draws an in- Vidious line at the great hero of Appomattox. —— That was a unique substitution by the Unique Club of Reading of Albert Smith's stolen goats for spring lamb at the annual banquet. But the judgment of the court will probably be on the line of Seripture—sheeps to the right, goats to the left, and no substitution. ————_>ro—___ Amid great enthusiasm the constitation of the Commonwealth of Australia was adopted by the conveation. From this side of the world the first great modern confederation wafts scross the seaher own enthusiasm in congratulation. —— +2 ‘The St. Louis Globe-Democrat, which is about ‘as rantankerously republican as ex-Gov. For- aker is, anys that the senatorial substitution of Foraker for Sherman means an overwhelming democratic victory in the state of Ohio. —— += ‘The Minnesota senate has killed the bill re- quiring signatures to newspaper articles, and passed the bill requiring stage ladies to be more generous to themselves in the matter of dress. ‘The press escapes this remarkable legislature, but not the ballet girls. ——_+-____ ‘The President might have taken the Canadian commissioners along with him on his trip and brought them back again not only in favor of reciprocity and annexation but converted to American citizenship as well. ———_+ 2 ____ Left out in the parliamentary deal the Nova Scotian Hberals have rallie? and carried the legislative elections in thre: counties. Is this im accordance with the Tupperian philosophy of reciprocity? ————_-+-___ If Barnum were to com> back again now he could organizean interesting museum of por- traiture from the recent newspaper cuts of himecif. += Srecut Sate Or Waars. ‘The very latest Paris and London styles are shown at the following prices, which we claim are from 10to 15 per cent below prevailing prices for equal qualities: Imported Jackets, $9 to 620 each. Imported Blazers, #9 to 81S each. Imported Capes, $14 to #20 each. Imported Waists, $9 to $12 each. Imported Tea Gowns, #22 to 850 each. MANY PRICE SURPRISES. ‘The garments made in imitation of the imported are So similar im material, style, finish and fit that the prices will create not a little surprise: Blazers and Reefers, #4 to 89 each. ‘Bernhardt Capes, $7 to $9 each. ‘Connemara Ulsters, $7 to $15 each. Silk Waists, $5.50 to $12 each. ‘Tea Gowns, $1.25 to 815 each. RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES. We ask you to suspend judgment until you have ‘seen the gurments described here: until you have tried them on; until you have carefully and critically ex- amined the materials and finish. BLAZERS FOR $2.50. FoR Black and Navy Ail-wool Cloth, roll collar, side pockets. Sizes 32 $2.50. toaz. REEFERS FOR $5. FOR Black Cheviot, roll collar, large bone buttons, side pockets. Bizes 32 $5. tone. Navy, Black and Tan Broadcloth, braided yoke back and front, Medici collar, high, loose shoulders, from which the cape drops in graceful folds to below the waist. WAISTS FOR 24.98. ‘Sik Finish Henriette, black and FOR colors, tucked back n't front, full ‘sleeves, roll collar and cuffs. Sizes 48 Boat BOBES FOR 85.50. Tea Gowns of striped and FOR Serze, plain color fronts, collar and cutis; tight back, loose front, full $5.50. Sleeves. SHAWLS FOR $1.35. FO A mile from the Soldiers’ Home is a mile in a straight line and not as a drunken man would walk it, and that ends the matter, as far as the District attorney is concerned. = ee Secretary Proctor says he is not a candidate for Senator from Vermont. He doesn't have to be. The legislature will simply elect him and notify bim and that will end it. = Now that the war with Italy is almost de- clared off dozens of distinguished statesmen are ready to be Secretary of War if Secretary Proctor should retire. ——_—++-—____ Reliable news from the Chicago elections comes in about as slowly as it does in the te- suote districts of the south west where the grape- vine telegraph is the only dependence. ——-+-2——______ If Senator-Governor Hill should die would he get esenatorial funeral with the usual trim- mings or just a plain guberratorial affair? = = ‘Thanks to General Foster Spain and the ‘Tnited States will proceed to reciprocate at the ‘earliest opportunity. +s —____ If results, similar to recent ones, continue to eventuate at the polls, this country wil! begin w fecl the meed of elections which elect. ———-= Senator Sherman has taken his grip with him to Ohio. --——.+2 ‘This republic is probably the richest source of revenue Italy possesses. shee waist. CHILD'S $1.25 REEFER. 81.25 ‘Navy Blue flannel. brass buttons, 5.50 ‘trimming, pompsdour waist, couave deket, full sleeves, skirt extra fall, sur. deep hem 95-50 for 6 years size, larger sizes rise G0 cents. (CHILD'S $2.75 COATS. Check cloth tn Blue and White, 2% Tan and White, &e. Gretchen style, with fall high sleeves. Agesl tod coats. years. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. 4. LISNER. ‘Corner 12th st. aud Pean. ave. a8 —Crystal Etched or Opal Gas Globes worth $5.50, for $4.48 worth 19¢. 20 —Antique Oak Table, 3 shelves..worth #2, for 81.69 —Three string Broom. -worth 20c., for 15¢ —Stove Brush, with box of enameline —_Line. —Polished Knife Trays. —Large Size Maple Bread Bowl..worth 50c., for 420 —Patent Kitchen Towel Roller, iron bands, 16x20 Engr: —20x24 Artotypes, in ivory, steel, oak — ailt, white and gold frames, 44nch mold- worth $2.48 and $1.98, for 81.79 tan-body Carriage, square shape, turned and cane wound posts, selected running gear, standard steel springs, double braces, nickel hub caps, upholstered in fine silk plus, satin lined THE FAIR, 7TH AND H STS. N.W., FRANKLE & CO, Open tomorrow, Saturday, until 10 p.m. 1t Jouxsox, Ganxer & Co., 636 FENNSYLVANIA AVE. N. W. NEW ABRIVALS-SPRING DRESS GOODS. 50 pieces New Plaids and Checks, 15c. oft inch New Spring Suiting, in stripes and plaids, 36-inch Twilled De Beige, in new spring colors, 21c. ‘38-inch Camel’s Hair Suiting, very fine quality. 45c. All the New Spring Colors in Serges and Henrietta Cloth, 50, 60, 75e. ‘We are showing a splendid line of Wash Dress Goods, embracing s great many new things in Ginghams, Zephyrs, Outing Cloths, Pongees, &c. 500 yards Linen-finished Chambrays, inremnants, warranted fast colors, ouly Sc. Regular price, 12%4c. Fuil line Ladies’ and Gents’ Medium and Light- weight Underwear frow 25¢. up. ‘ast Black andFancy Hosiery, Ladies’ and Children’ Gloves, &e., ke. 50 dozen Gents’ Haif Hose, full regular made, 19¢. STRAW MATTINGS. 50 pieces Fancy Jointless Matting, 250. All the better grades, 30, Floor Otleloths, Russ, &e., ke. All Ingrain and Brussels Carpets at cost. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., ‘plo 636 Pa. ave. n. w., south side, It has been our aim to produce this season for Gentlemen's wear only such colors in ‘Scarfs which are unobtrusive but elegant, We have evidently succeeded. They consist principally in Black and White effects and solid colors, on twilled Sessa oetanta ‘The Four-in-hands vary in size from 2 to The Knots we are showing in two shapes. For double-breasted suits the Puffs and Ascots appear the most desirable. SBS GyMyy COC Ege i ow x" Sof = Is the standard price for our Spring Scarfs, and we fee! proud of the selection. A FEE BBR A ccoH H RB AA c AUERBACH. (23 PA. AVE. py N.Y. AVE., COR. 1sTH. ST. “Dave News: Br E. P. Menrz. FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1801. i : | i : t : si 7 i i HH i H ii ‘@ EB. Cor, 11th and F sts. nw. ee 10TH. 1TH and F STS. N. W. —o— YOUNG FOLKS’ DaY. SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1801. —o— By this we mean that particular preparations, ‘with direct reference to the Young Folks’ wants ‘and needs, sre made for Saturday. It is their holiday, and they are at liberty to come with their parents and select whatever they may ‘need in wearing apparel. At no time in the his- tory of our business has the stock of Boys’, ‘Misses’ and Children’s Wear merited a greater Share of your favor; all kinds and shapes of Outer Garments at prices as low as they can be bought for anywhere, and in many instances lower. Rather than bribe with a low price in the papers, to disappoint with poor oods in the store, we prefer to start fair by assuring sen- sile people that good things always cost a reasonable price, and we sell the best that can ‘be had for the price, ee Ix Boys: Crommse Deranrwext. We have a complete line of Boys’ Pants—Suits for every day, school and dress wear. The latest Rovelties, as well as the wore staple styles, are to be found here. Note carefully the following attractive list: Boys! Cheviot Suits, in medium colors, three Patterns. Sizes 5 to 12 years. —$83.00 each.— Boys’ Wool Cheviot Suits, in ment checked patterns, several colors, plaited back and front. Sizes 5 t0 14 years. ——84.50 each.— ‘Boys’ Suits in s variety of cloths and patterns, im plain colors, plaids and stripes, weil made aud perfect fitting. Sizes 5 to 14 years. —85.00 each. — Boys' Biue-Black All-wool Cheviot Suits, well made and very serviceable. Sizes 6 to 14 years. 5 ——#5.00 each.— Boys’ Double-breasted Light-weight Worsted ‘Suits, in two shades, perfect fitting and very dressy. Sizes Sto 14 years. Boys’ Three-piece Cutaway Suits, made of fine Navy Blue All-wool Serze,perfect fitting. Bizes 10 to 15 years. —$9.75 each.— Boys’ Jersey Suits, plain, or fancily braided. 2% tos years. 84.95, $4.75 and $5.00 each.—— Boys’ Jersey Blouse Waists, sailor collars, trimmed with braid, Sizes 2} to 8 years. —81.50to Boys’ extra Pants in Cheviots, Worsteds, Corduroys and Cassimeres. Sizes 4 to 1b years. ++ $1, 81.25 and $1.50 a pair.— Ourstock of Boys’ Shirt Waists is complete. It ranges from a good Percale finished Waist, at to one made of the best All-wool Flannel, at —#Ls SPECIAL. Boys’ Navy Blue All-wool Cheviot Reefers, embroidered anchors, brass buttons, Sizes 3 to S years, —82. 75 each.—— ‘Boye’ and Children’s Polo Hats and Caps. —2% and 50c. each. —— Swede Caps for the little folks of both sexes ia Mode, Garnet, Black, Navy Blue, Electric Bine, two shades of Gray, two of Brown and three of ‘Tan, with Chenille Tassels and embroidery in ‘combination effects. —250. each. — (Third floor, 10th st. building.) Ix Cunprews Asp Misses) De. PARTMENT. SOME GOOD THOUGHTS. Children's and Misses’ Fine Cambric and ‘Lawn Guimpes, with tucked yokes and large Sleeves, Sizes 4 to 14 years. Children’s and Misses’ Guimpes in a large va- Fiety of styles. Sizes 4 to 14 years. sie. to 84 each. Children's Navy Blue All-wool Flannel Reof- ers, with sailor collars and brass buttons. Sizes 4 to 12 years. —$81.75 each. — ‘Misses’ Brown and Gray Checked Cloth Reef- ers, with coat collars—self-faced. Sizes 14and 16 years. —$3 each. — Misses’ Navy Blue Cheviot Blazers, with roll- ing collars, Sizes 14 and 16 years. —#51.50 each. — Misses’ All-wool Flannel Jackets in Tan and Gray mixtures. Sizes 14 and 16 years. —#4.25 each. —— ‘Minses’ All-wool Double-breasted Reefers in Checks and Plaids, coat collars, eelf-taced, fast- ened with large bone buttons. Sizes 14 and 16 years. —s5 each, — Misses’ fine All-woo! Reefers in a largo variety of cloths, including Plaids, Stripes and Checks of Brown, Gray and Light and Dark Tan Ef- fects: wide rolling collars finished with bone buttons. Sizes 12, 14 and 16 years. —26 each. — Misses’ Blazers in Tan, Gray and Mode Stripes, fastened with silk cord. izes 12,14 ‘and 16 years. —88 each. — Children's fine Twilled Cheviot Reefers in Red, Navy and French Blue, self faced. —Size 6, 83.75. "Size 10, 84.95.— —Size 8, 84. Size 12, Children’s Gray All-wool Camel’ ers, coat collars, self faced. bone buttons. ——Bize 4, 84 Size 6, 84.25. (Third floor, 10th st. building. Is Grove Dersnrvenr. ‘Ladies’ 5-button ‘‘Imperial” Real Kid Gloves with pinked wrists, in Tans, Grays, Modes and Black. ——$1.508 pair.— ‘Ladies’ 4-button **Trefousse” Suede Gloves.in Black and assorted shades of Tan and Gray. — 81.50 8 patr.— Ladies? 8-button-length Mousquetaire ‘*Tre- fousse” Suede Gloves, in Tans, Modes, Grays, Heliotrope, Blue and Black, with feather-stitch ‘embroidery. (First floor, 11th st. building.) Is Biaszer Depanruent. G4, 84, 10-4 and 12-4 Allendale Spreads, ——65, 90c., @L and Lease % size French and very durable, suitable for hotels, hospitals, —$1 each.— ‘*‘National” Crocheted Spreads, with Mar- —$1.50 each. —— 1enne Marseltie Breads, double bed size. A choice line of 1 g :t-weight Comforts. —81, #1.50, 81.70, £2.50 and $2.75 each. — (Second floor, 11th st. building.) Is Ware Goovs Derarruenr. Dotted and Figured Swisses in a great variety of designs. 25 pieces 40-inch Black Hemstitched Lawa, absolutely fast Black. Sle. 8 yard. — (Second floor, 11th st. Uuilding.) Ts Corser Deranrwent, 50 doven Ventilating Corsets, made of im* dozen “8.0.” Domestic Corsa, 10 a . extra long: wais., two side stools, seli-opening clasps. ——We. a pair.— Acomplete line of Ladies’ Corded Watsts, —$1, $1.25 and 61.50 each. —. (Second floor, 10th st, building.) Lx Mostix Usprswean Deranruenr. Ix Jewexny Deranruest. NOVELTY SCARF PINS IN STERLING SILVER. ‘We are alinost daily receiving something new in Jewelry. Today 500 Scarf Pins in the latest —25e. each. —— SOLID GOLD RINGS For children, plain and chased bands. All sizes. —25e. each. — SOLID SILVER BRACELETS For children, quaint designs, a decided ber- main. —B0e. each. — (First floor, 11th st. building.) Ts Luarsen Goons Deranruest. SOUVENIR PURSES. One special lot of Souvenir Purses, in silver or gilt. —$1 each.— LADIES’ BOSTON SHOPPING BAGS Of seal leather, satin tops, —$1 cach. — (First floor, 11th st. building.) Ox _Fovnrx Froor. ‘The original solf-registering ‘*Magic” Pocket Banks, —25e. each.— So'clock Tea Stands, in two new styles. Sand $2.05 each.-— (Fourth floor, 10th st. building.) Is Corteny Deranruenr. Hercules Self-acting Cork Screws, ——We. each. — Manicure Scissors, — be, 8 pair.——- Fancy English —Ce. ap ‘Large-sized Solid Steel Scissors, —~5e. a pair. Razor Steel Buttonhole Scissors. ‘These have the latest patent gauze and cut uniform holes, Sie. a pair —— BPECIAL.—1 lot Scissors, pas pair. — All *K. B. Extra” Scissors have the patent durable spring and can be used with either the Fight or the left hund. Ask for them. . B. Extra” Razors. With one of these any man cen be his own barber. All kinds of repairing and resharpening done on the premises, (First floor, 11th street building.) Ts Hicu Criss Wasa Goops DEPARTMENT. SCOTCH GINGHAMS, have just received a new lot of Scotch Ginchams, in most desirable and artistic de- signs and colorings, ~—2 to0e. a yard. —— KORAH MOIRE, The great Ezyptian novelty in’ printed goods; anew weave made from Egyptian cotton and combed yarns combined, with the Moire effect, producing @ richness only to be found in the highest class sil —37¥e. a yard.— MOUSSELINE DE SOIE. Anew cotton fabric, closely resembling Chins silk—Just the thing for tennis and outing suits, 37 ana 400. a yard. CASHMERE ZEPHYRS, In stripes and plaids, rich color combinations. NM. a — FRENCH ORGAN Ta pisin and fancy eclovings, IES, —406. a yard, — JACONETTS, Piain‘and figured. —30¢. a yard. — FRENCH SATINES. + Freres Koechlin's round with white hee, CY Satines—black = Only Se a yard. — (Pirst floor, 10th st. building.) Is Lace Deranruext. Lace Covers for Baby Carriage Shades of Nottinghain, Swise and Brussels Lace. Pric from ~~ -Giie. to $33.50 each. (First floor, second annex.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. n. ESIGNS IN FANCY PAT- ENTERPRISE, 1241 11th st. J. A. Fraxacay. Do you ki £200, fO% know him and his terms? If not ask your al out him. DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY. D4 Oth st, ap10-3m i] EVER OFFERED B! Seaniless Matin, 25 ENTERPRISE, A241 Lith st! s.e. apl0-2t Tue Ontore. Our mammoth guessing contest begins to- morrow morning. ‘Two valuable gold watches to be given away. Don't forget to guess. BULLETIN OF BARGAINS FOR SATUR- DAY AND MONDAY ONLY. Ladies’ Fast Black Jersey, with point braid inserted in vest front. Regular price, 680. Special price, 49. Ladies’ Mousquetaire Kid Gloves, in Tan only. Regular price, 8c. Special price, Ove. Dr. Warner's Health Corset. Regular Price, $1.25. Special price, 98c. Ladies’ 4-button Kid Gloves, in Tan only. Regular price, 7c. Special price, 5c. ‘Large Size All-linen Towels. Regular Price, 123e. Special price, 10c. 8-4 White Bed Spreads. Regular price, ‘We. Bpecial price, 69e. 10-4 Turkey Red Table Covers. Regular Price, $1.25. Special price, 89. All the new shades of Henrietta Cloth, in- cluding Old Rose, Light Fawn, Grays, &e. Regular price, 39. Special price, 25c. per yard. Rod Cross Silesias. Regular price, 10c. Special price, 8c. per yard. Dressmakers’ Cambric. Regular price, Gc. per yard. Special price, Se. per yard. Boys' Outing Shirts, Regular price, 300. Spectal price, 25e. ‘Ladies’ Spring-weight Blazers, made with high shoulders, eilt buttons, &c., in Tan, Navy Blue and Black. Regular price, $3.25. ‘Special price, $2.48, Eight-rib Paragon-frame Gloria Silk Um- brellas, in either ebony or oxidized handles. Regular price, $1.30. Bpecial price: 98c. Ladies’ Spring-weight Biazers, in Light | ‘Tan, made with bixh shoulders and trim- med with «ilt braiding around the entire collar; has also the cord and tassel. Rega- Jar price, @6.49. Special price, 4.98. ‘Men’s Laundered Linen Bosom Shirts. Regular price, 69e. Special price, 5c. ‘Mec's Full Drovs Shirts, in either plain or striped pique bosom; open both front and back. Regular price, $1.39. Special price, ‘980. REMNANTS. ‘Remnants of Plain and Plaid Dress Goods, tii desirable lengths, worth from 123 te ‘23e. per yard. Special price, 10c. per yard. ‘Remnants of Fancy Bordered Apronettes im desirable lengths. These goods are very fine, Regular price, 180. (Special price, ‘100. per yard. FRUIT OF THE LOOM AND ANDROS OOGGIN. ‘NOTICE.—From 9 until 11 o'clock Satur- Gay and Monday morning we will sell Fruit of the Loom Muslin for se. per yard and Androscoggin Muslin for 7kc. per yard, and Temember we will not sell over 10 yards to ‘any one customer. |, THR ORIOLE, ‘S22 7th ot. aw. ou 1610 14th st. nw. Guxrs Surrs Scovazn: AND PRESSED FOR GL. | greet inges eappee cet ale ES Sad Exevesra Axscat Creanrxe Suz or HIGH-CLLSS FURNITURE AND FABRICS, TWENTY-SECOND DAY, AND THE STARTLING LOW PRICES STILL PREVAIL. READ! READI READ:!! ‘The under-noted extraordinary barraine will ‘be offered today and tomorrow: A Fine Pollard Oak Chamber Suite, marked to ‘meet every-day competition, $75. Will be re- duced to $40. An Over-stuffed Parlor Suitein imported tapes- try, worth $124 yand; excellent value forthe marked price, 175. We will sell it for 6100. An Elaborately Carved Mahogany Cabinet, marked low at $135, Will sell at 805. AVery Rich Cherry Over Mantel. Solid value atthe marked. price @55. Yon can buy it for 835. A Very Fine Large Oak Over Mantel. A good investment at the marked price, 908. We sell it for $39. A Very Elegant 3-piece Parlor Suite, with carved frame and covered with rich brocade. Marked down from $95 to $50. ‘These goods will not remain many hours after thisaftertisement bas beem seen. So, reader, if you are interested, be ome of the first to call. ALEX. MILNE, plow 124 F ST. NW. Doves & Brornzr, 512 9TH ST., NEAR F. FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE. NOTE THE FOLLOWING: 24x46 EXTRA HEAVY BARNSLEY LINEN TOWELS, fringed ends, with fancy borders of RED, BLUE and BROWN. ie 20x20 EXTRA HEAVY DOUBLE DAMASK TOW- ELS, KNOTTED FRINGES, —25e.— 22x42 EXTRA LARGE AND HEAVY BLEACHED HUCK TOWELS. ae 20x39 HEAVY DAMASK TOWELS, open work. knotted fringes, with fancy borders of PINK, BLUE and WHITE. oe STAMPED LINENS, TABLE COVERS, TIDIES, &c. SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES. Our 35e. Bureau Scarfs, 15 yards long, to. Our 45c. Bureau Scaris, 2 yards long, to.. Tray Cloths, obiong, to. ‘Tray Cloths, oval, to. ray Cloths, oval, to, Se Be Be 120 200 296 19 20 Our 8c. Tidies reduced to. Our 15e. Tidies reduced to, Be Also a full line of HEMSTITCHED LINEN in BU- REAU SCARFS8, TRAY CLOTHS, &., &e., at re- duced prices. WORSTED DEPARTMENT. Best Imported GERMANTOWN, 18c. s bank, Best Imported SAXONY, 2 hanks for 25c. Best Imported SPANISH, 18c. hank. Best Imported ZEPHYRS, 5c. a lap. Also, a full line of BRAINARD & ABMSTRONG'S WASH SILK for embroidery. EXTRA SPECIAL IN WINDSOR TIES. ‘We have placed on sale 50 dozen WASH SURAH WINDSOR TIES, 25 styles, in the newest and most taking figurings, CUT FULL LENGTH and EXTRA WIDE. Your own judgment will tell you they are worth more than the price we offer them to you for. —Price, 25e. SPECIAL IN GLOVES. ‘Ladies’ G end 8-button-length PURE SILK GLOVES in Tans, Modes and Gray, worth 50 and Tc. We have placed them on sale for —20e. — Ladies’ 6-button-length TAFFETA GLOVESin Tans, Modes, Gray and Black. —e.— DOUGLAS & BRO., 512 Oth st., near F. aplot Tue Axxoxtaten STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND RENOVATING ‘WORKS, 21708 and 1710 E. ‘Tho newest and best machinery in the country has been secured, which insures less wear and tear than by the cid process. Carpets returned bright and clean. Carpets will be called for, stored and laid. Leave or- ders either at main office, 1708 and 1710E st. n. House, 1241 11th st. ‘Telephone No. 804. ‘M. NEWMYER, Manager. ‘apl0 Ire A Cone For Tae Ger. AUSBBUCKED TOKAY RECOMMENDED BY PROMINENT NEW YORKERS, remedy. It is Ausbrucked ‘Tokay, » Hungarian wine by Lorenz Reich. merits a8 a preventive For saleby W. 8 THOMPSON. Pharmacist, aploct 703 ee. Tar Haxvcouzsr Sronz R. HARRIS & C0.. COR 7TH AND D STs. DIAMONDS 4 SPECIALTY. ‘Premises. ies a oy R. GOLDSCHMID'S, 1007-1008 F ST. &. REFRIGERATOR DEPARTMENT. (Our patrons will find the following prices on Refrie- erators interesting for tomorrow (Ssturday), April 11, 1891 ‘Domestic Ice Chests, No. 1, for @2.25. Domestic Ice Chests, No. 2, for $2.95. Domestic Ice Chests, No. 3, for $3.90. ‘The “High Class Michigan Refrigerators," made of bardwood oniy, thorouchly seasoned, finely finshed, constructed on purely scieatific principles and recom- mended to you above all others for refrigerating quali- ties, We shall offer three special sizes tomorrow at a lower price than any,Hardwood Refrigerator has ever been sold. Our No. 21 Haniwood Michigan Refrigerator for 06.90. Our No. 42 Hardwood Michican Refrigerstor for $9.90. Our No. 56 Hardwood Michigan Refrigerator for ‘811.90. ‘The above Refrigerators are warranted to use leas ice and cive more general satisfection than any other Refrigerator made. Sec our special line of Sideboard Refrirerators. BABY CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT. Owing to the qreat success of ourspecial mle of Baby Carriages last Saturday’ we will offer the same inducements tomorrow by presenting to each par- chaser ofa Baby Carriage « beautiful Combination Ligh Chair and Rocker. This chair is neat and ‘strong, being made of antique osk, with a large pol- ‘ehed table in front, and is easily changed from a child's rocking chair tos high chair with table. ‘Our stylen of Baby Carriages are from the celebrated factories of **The Heywood,” “The Whitney” and “The Gendron,” which is a guarantee for their excel- lence. Our assortment is the largest ever shown in this city. Our prices area surprise to all who com- Pare them with our competitors. TRUNK DEPARTMENT. Our line of Trunks is unsurpassed. The Patent Roller Tray Trunks have proven a great success. All Indies should examine them before purchasing. We are the sole agents for the Common Sense Trunks. The lid can be raised with the trunk stand- ing close to the wall. SPECIAL. To reduce our large stock of Pound Paper we will Sell tomorrow our 20-pound Real Irish Linen Paper for the low price of 1c. pound. B. GOLDSCAMID, Bt 1007-1009 F ST. ¥.W. DONT FAIL To GET SOME OF OCH MATTING Dangains. Extra Heory Matting, 200 ee 2241 11th st. se. Fancy Novelty Neck Ribbon. SPECIAL, Lie. ward. Ali colors. W. A. Prence & Co, ‘Successors to E.G. Davis, ‘719 Market Space, Corner 8th Street, apl0-2t OUR BULLETIN OF NEEDFULS FOR SATURDAY. ‘Tomorrow (Saturday), the last day of the ‘week, you are very aptto need many articles that youhave putof buying. Therefore wo publish this bulletin of needfuls, Look it over carefully. Perhaps you may be reminded of ‘something that you want and have neglected to purchase. Then, too, it is a price list of SPE- CIALS. Compare these prices with others and you will readily see where you can economize by visiting OUR HOUSE. Yaxxez Norioxs Ox Sart, Waxes AT SPECIAL PRICES. Silk Seam Binding, different colors, 10 yards in piece. OUR SIECIAL price, 1c. piece. Whalebone Casing, different colors. Our special price, 10c. piece. Fancy Whalebone Casing, ail combinations, Our special price, 18¢. piece. Inside Belting, different colors, 10-yard Pieces. Our special price, 18e. piece. Best Silk Belting, 1c. yard. ‘Best Linen Belting, with fancy silk stripe. OUR SPECIAL price. 10. yard. Best Silk Cord in all shades for 3c., 4c., 70. &e. yard. Best Silk Dress Laces, inall of thenew shades. SPECIAL, Se. each. Best Linen Corset Lacers, 2% yards long. SPECIAL, Sc. patr. BEST SILK CORSET LACERS, 5 yardsiong, inallcolors. SPECIAL, 25c. each, BEST SILK ELASTIC CORSET LACERS, 23s yardslong. OUR SPECIAL PRICE, 10c. each, LADIES’ SIDE ELASTIC, with belts. OUR SPECIAL PRICE, 15 and 25c. pair. LADIES’ SILK SIDE ELASTIC, all colors. Regular price, 50c. OUB SPECIAL PRICE, ‘B8e. pair. BEST SILK GARTER ELASTIC, plain, in allcolors. SPECIAL, 15c. yard. BEST SILK GARTER ELASTIC, plain, in all colors;extra wide. SPECIAL, 22c. yard. BEST FRILLED RIBBON ALL-SILK GAR- ‘TER ELASTIC, inall shades. Worth regular, 50c. OUR SPECIAL PRICE, 40c. yard. GLOVE DARNEES, 10c. exch. Fancy Cake War, Sc, cake “Mile End” and “0. N. T.” Spool Cotton, 4c. spool. SILVER THIMBLES, in plush case, 23¢. BEST EMORY-GROUND STEEL 8cIs- BORS, all sizes, full nickel plate. Revular prices, 75e. and $1. OUR SPECIAL PRICE, 25e. pair. LADIES' SILK BELTS, in plain colors and Stripes: snake buckles. Special, 37. each. BELDING’S EMBROIDERY SILK. 8. dozen spools. BELDING'’S WASHABLE EMBROIDERY SILK; all shades. OUR SPECIAL price, 4c. skein. BELDING (100 yards) SPOOL SILK. &. ‘spool. BELDING BUTTON-HOLE TWIST, 20. spool. Dnsss Suet Specuats. ‘*Fedora." 20, 24, 28 and 30c. patz. “Canfield.” 19, 23.and 27e. pair. “*Canfield” Dress Shield, in FAST BIACK, WARRANTED, for 25, 31 and 36c. pair, **Lily” Dress Shields. 22, 24 and 2c. pair. OUR SPECIAL LEADER in Dress Shields ia the PEARL. This is a very licht-weight Tue Box Mancnr. BAL SPECIAL SALES TOMORROW, SATURDAY. APRIL 20. Tomorrow we will offer as & epecial banpuin im Hat mt ot department at $f A LINE OF FINE GENUINE CHTP HATS IN ALL THE LATEST SHAPES. AMONG OTHERS You WILL FIND LARGE FLATS, THE NEW PRIM. ROSE MISSES’ FLAT, THE TERRY, THE KE. MAN, THE FLITE, THE PARISIAN AND OTHER SHAPES, ALL POSITIVELY THE LATEST oF THIS SEASON, IN ALL THE NEW AND DRL. CATE TINTS OF SILVER, GRAY, TAN, BEIGE, WOOD, BROWN AND FEW NAVY BLUE. EVERY MAT IN THIS LOT FQUAL TO GOODS SHOWN AT $1.98 TO €2.48. IN FACT THAT WAS OUR PRICE, BUT FOR THE NEXT FEW DAYS AT S9°01.25. WORTH $1.95, #225 AND 92.48, See them im our large front show case Tomorrow we will offer asa special bargain in our Cloak department at we - a SS FINE CLOTH BLAZER JACKET. COLLAR AND TOP OF SLEEVE EMBROIDERED IN RILK AND GOLD IN ELPGANT DPSIGN, WE HAVE TH IN TAN, BLACK, GRAY AND NAVY. THIS JACKET I8 EVEN BETTER THAN THE ONE WE OFFERED LAST WEEK AT THIS PRICK. AT SF-4.08. Equal to what we offered carly At $7.08, REEFERS AT €4.08. ‘Tan, Black, Gray end Navy Reefer Jackets, of fine cloth, with silk frogs. Klqrant value at 4.08. SF-04.08. Worth #048. Other good values tomorrow in our Jacket Depart- ment. We want to call your attention to Our €6.98 Cont-bound Keefer Jacket Our 6.48 Embroidered Bernhard Cape. Our $10 Cheviot Reefer Frogs, sxtin lined, “eos a ee oS Be oe Ss - Fine Cloth Blazer Jackets, silk girdle, best finish, with either Black, Gold or Silver cont bound and pockets finished. $2772.98. Worth €3.98. CHILDREN'S AND MISSFS’ Pod 000 K OK KKK TITT gis & SS Bak pee oy 33 fh Bo Be BE aA 000 «x kee 7 = SPECIAL. —A line of Reefer Jackets, sizes 4 to 12, ought to sell at VS cents, We want to close them out, ‘Choice, all sizes, 75 centa. ‘We show @ line of Reefer Jackets at from #1.48, $1.98 and up to $9.08, all good value, but call your attention for tomorrow to the REEFER JACKET, ‘Tans and Hed only. Sizes 4 to 14 years. Made of fine cloth, cloth facing, fist seams, bound, Tomorrow we offer you # line of Wash Wrappers— ‘made up in first-class manner, of fine percale—tight back, M. H. fronts, with belts, We do this to call your attention to our line of Wash Wrappers from thie Price upto $3.98. Warranted perfect Sitting. eo Only for tomorrow at this price. ‘This for Cloth Finished 3-Cape NEWMARKETS. See our line of Jerseys and prices. > Rx HH gee, Tr set BH EE Suu8 = At our Underwear department a line of Fine Musite ‘Skirts with deep ruffle of hemstitched embroidery af the low price of aa! a a 4 4 Se i. wa. = ul “« “> WORTH U8. aT TIT a T i 4 HHH RK ? GE be un ss ms = RE eR oo NNN ie oo NNN 00 NONN ooo H A is iE ooo nu | é H ti 1 il i i i | Hi if - i ii i i i