Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: TURSDAY...... < ° April 21, 1991. Caosny Ss. NOYES. TRE EVENING STAR Ctrealation of and ae am Advertising Medium ts worth more than all the ether papers published ta Washington. ————— One by one the rectprocity conventions that were arranged for in the McKinley tariff act, and whieh it has been the care of the adminis tration to conclude so far as this republic eould conclade them, are maturing as fast as time ‘and ciroumstances permit. The Spanish con- vention touching Cuban and American prod- ets, after considerabie discussion of details, is aunounced. Not to recite here the particulars of the agreement it suffices to say that Spain Fields to us, so far as the Spanish West Indies are concerned, her trade in flour, bean olives—practically « monopoly in these arti- elee—in exchange for the privilege of a free market here for her Antilles sugar, molasses, coffee, hides and « reduction of the tea duty. It may be that the Spanish manufacturers of flour, prodrcers of the other articles affected and exporters of all these products from the mother country will kick with exceeding vigor; indeed. they murmured at the first hint of the proposed agreement, but what does the Ameri- can manufacturer, producer and exporter care for their kicking? And as to the Spanish gov- ernment it was a choice between alienating the Spanish Weat Indies or offending interested but not dominant clases of individuals at home. Who will say that Premier Canovas del Castillo did not make valnable, nay neces- sary, concessions to the unity and welfare of the Spanish monarchy? On the American side Seoretary Blaine an! Special Commissioner Foster of the State Department deserve com- meadation for their zeai, promptness and abil- ity in concluding the affair on a basis satisfac- tory to American interests. ee The fact that the Shoreham accident by good fortune escaped being «terrible tragedy does not relieve the oceurrence from serious consid- eration and cviticivm. It should have been im- possible for the fall to have bappenc heavy weight of responmbility is placed upon those who ean justly be beld ntable for it, though happily the stain vished does not rest upon them. The publie whom this dan- ger menaced demand rigid investigation, that the conditions which pinced them in peril may be avoided or prohibited hereafter. A penny- wise pound-foolish plan of building which substitutes for iron girders or other effective supporta of a floor wood, liable to rot, then piles upon this wood = heavy weight of tiling, = and #0 arranges wood, plaster and tiles that mois! ure, to basten the rotting, it be at short in~ tervals supplied, is thoroughly discreditable to everybody responsible far it. If there is any other reasonable ex»lanation of the fall than that which has been indicated, the public would like toknow it. If there is no other, Washington will be thankful that it escaped so lightly, and the local community will be inclined to con- gratulate itself that no portion of the burden of responsibility in the case reste upon any lo- cal architect. sat Aineerlaccs For a city with vo large and widely scattered a population and so few appliances, compar tively speaking, for extinguishing fires, Wash- ington bas been singularly free from great con- flagrations It is duc to the efficiency of the existing corps, to the intelligenee of the prop- erty and house holders and in no sunall meas ure to the width and regularity of the streets and the excellence of the pav Bat imma- nity cannot be expected to be perpetual even With a continuance of these conditions when the safeguerds thrown around the city are constantly decreased by the rapidly increasing number of buildings to be protected. The growth of the capital is a most gratifying fact, but an examination of resources of protection affords no adequate sense of security to resi- dents and owners of property. There ought to be many mors fire engines than eight—the present numier—and certainly two trucks are not sufficient far acity of 290.060 population. Neither the nation nor the people af the city ean afford to leave the capital thus unprotected. = -o Prosident Harrison of the United States and President Diaz of Mexico cannot see each other now or at any other time while they are occupants of the high office they hold. ‘The El Paso meeting today, therefore, is simply an interchange of international courtesy and amity between this President and a state governor representing the other. Mr. Diaz does not care to violate the Mexican eonstitu- tion and Mr, Harrison is advised that thero is doubt whether if he leaves United States soil he can exercise thereon, constitutionally, on his return, the functious of Chief Executive. ‘These be§hair-drawn quest: but wisdom dictates that officials of ail grades keep well within the law. soe The Republican League, meeting in Cinein- nati today, has been notified by ex-Cougress- man Niedringhaus of St. Louis that he will send over for distribution 1,300 souvenirs of the new Americ: justry. Judicious ad- Vertiving is the keystone of ruceess. oe esd ‘The spectre on the pale horse, ¢0 active in the Fifty-first, is equally busy in the Fifty- second Congress zs far as the life of the latter extenda With Mr. Ford of Michigan falls the vecundof its members ee According to New York newspapers» crime wave is sweeping over that city in this last third of an otherwise “glad Apri.” Murder and suicide appear io be as rife there as scial purity in the British leg ‘The w curry favor with iow by turning out a brand of weather which makes us all feel @ cheerfully comtented that we cannot even object to the motives which prompt it — bucksier as been arrested pid shad to look like new and ‘4s just out of the water. Oc- Wlidelphia, this fora of moral A straw vote in the Ohio legislature shows | thet the gubernatorial candidates as far that body is concerned will be Gov. Campb aud Major McKinley. It will bea very pretty Face, with the Letting wcarly even. > ‘The world’s fair laborers have concluded that they should heve £1.15 per day instead of $1.80, as heretofore, which from the Chicago standpoint is viewed ne highly unpatriotic and reprebenaile. ~-—+ = ___ With the Sixth Mawachasetts picnicing in Yaltimore aut the Third Georgia following wait ia New York if wectional differences wer and neglected A delightful feature of ! Speeches is their brevity. } catering to the public taste is to give it just | enough to make it vaut more. | Mexico along the Rio Grande is Bearly ae mach fun out of the presidential trip as the people are who have aright to it How- ever, let brotherly love continae. wet na nce Officer McGinnis of Chicago was attacked end roughly handled by Maltans Italy bad better aot touch the McGin: — Mise Phaibe Couzins is from St. Louis, which Secounts for her disturbing igfueace in = World's Fair located in Chicago. —— ‘The eternal city feels smali these daya whan she realizes that ex-Speaker Leed is har guest. +2 of the Minnesota legislature by adjournment, —_—— Fioside, costinues to be unable to elects BaBates. Saas Axo Cowrasrs Tuonovanyaas To Fasuiox, Livres Siurre Srvrzzs. SALZ BEGINS TOMORROW. ‘Mosera Gardinet and Estes again open the ‘Way for ustolay before the Ladies the very Rewest wad neatest things in slippered foot- ‘wear—and at prices that only as proofs of the power of laze pur ‘These saum- ples you kuow are what the “drummers” show the ““twade” and if anything on be per- fectly made itis these, By a prearrencewent With this shoe firm they seat us the entive lot —several hundred paire—as toon a8 thelr rep- Treantatives cams in. We open them tomor- Tow morning. Your past experience with these Sample sales buve left such a favorable im- Pression with you that it will beamatterof only, a fow days till every pair will be in your use. ‘The season has but fairly opened—and your need for lighter wear is just beginning to dawn. That gives a doubly strong bargain flavor to the soaut clatarson your purses these Siegdddgegesegedadeed Peed ge idad eda dada dad PEPER EP ELEE REELED Wauars Axo Gowss. ‘The **Gnger marks” of perfection are pistn ones. Asin everything else about vur house they are gratifyingly prominent in our LADIES" SUIT and WRAP DEPARTMENT, Waslington uever had wat musht be called = ectuplete stuck of these Ladies’ Garment until ‘wocame into the field. This ian't the voice of our self-fattered tmagination. ‘The sufferers from the newleut amare us we ares veritable *long-felt want” in our services in tbis direo- ton, We believe there are two ways to conduct mnattore of this kind. One is to stock up royard- leas of the tastes aud disposition of woman- ‘kind—and trust to wrim nesessity to drive you to aceapt such as satisfaction—The other is the CONSIDERATION THAT SEEKS OUT ‘THE SMALLEST WANT_AND BRINGS JT INTO THE FOLD OF SUPPLY. WE HAVE excellent qualtties will make. DONE THAT. It has opeued np a fellowship SAMS AND COMPANY. ‘ewist you apd us that eaakes yar feel ot howe — — — —_—_ here—Given usin a seqson's tine the prestive rr e Beroue Axo Avram QB2 FF SBMS MS CAPE cacertain- — “E859 mont as woll os comfort. Stylish creations Before we cave theso slippers the sample “eB —E8- draw everybody toward them us naturally an ‘Price thay have svld for 5.50, 8, #4.50, 4, “ER. the pole does the pewtie, To feel thep 86.56. 88 and 50. In fact, that isthe class “G6 — Scommunity of testes —ead to failow ti of trade they wore made tocater for. NOW— “S® ~ two prices span the whole jot -¢2.0 and “es -- cess. We don’t wind telling you Weput your 21.08. Isn't that “bargain talk” with # veu- “G8 — EH" whines under surveiliance. We don't go to weence! “CB — 82" any indifterent modellers, THE BEST 1S = “ER FH NONE TOO GOOD FORK YOU. So lougas > r x t faucy at A Buos Ex: Vuw. Be ee nae ease — “6B FR source of Ite Apext noveitine-abroal we went Overiooking them as a collection—these are “WS — 297 and tapped the richest streams of Fashion in the styles— “SS 67" all Europe. Like Devy Crockett—first we Freuch Broage Oxford Tics. “SS - $9" were sure we wore on the “windward side” of Franch Bronze Opera Slippers. “W8—FF™ yourdesire—they “wo went abead"—and our Frouch Kid Oxford Ties. “ER — FHT sock in its wealth of OMIGINALITY ia the Tan Suede Oxford Ties, ? “68 — #2 revult of Our PLUCK and PUSH. ‘Tan Suede Opera Slippers, | With = “WH 2B All aur talk of confined styles and exclustve Gray Suede Oxford Ties, ? Louis XIV “eS —08" patterns jut the RECORD OF FACTS. We ‘Tan Suede Oxford Ties, | besls. “GS — aa have put perfect lineof ‘ready-made Biack Buede Osford Ties. p “68 — Se” SUITS. They are the handiwork of the tallor ass: Y GR —28- Iw geutvs of the world. They stick c) Kesot Ether Gatord Bes, finale’ “RRB ANS RAPHAEL ine aay in tabslen ak : 0 F mT model; WELT. Write rat ee SatantienS nate.” SRE ee PH Tne Vet, ANDER, tad Satin Blip) Breuc = BAZ oF three--sauples—but suit att ° erase eessinsioy SS WEA Saieramnee fe ar — “GB — $27 you sre safe trom the rut af sameness. Suc- ey “eB — $2" cess is encourayemant—and your sppla useof tig ap ge os “G0 — Sar our discrimination makes us glad we took our = ee Msn 1 @8 — aa own counsel and included costumes asa part 835 tee =e te = — #87" of our stock. Patent Leather Tip, Vamp sud Back Gray “@§—£87 Every JACKET and WRAP on our racke~ Suede Quarter, Louis XIV heel-OXFORD —#7 and they count up into hundreds of styles— Ties. — $2" was picked with the same keen sense of what ‘Sell at 85. ~a” would “take” with you. There never was & GAMPLE PRICE, $2.98. French Kid Vamp and Back Tan Suede Quarter, with Louis XIV heel-OXFORD TIES. season whon fancy was given such a free rein of design end ran so wild with novelty. It doesn't seein: possible that a single taste could have been overlooked in the ‘get up” of the fasbioners, Plain, poserved effects and bright sparkling gems stud our pariors in al- ‘most endless variety. TEA GOWNS and WAISTS and WASE DRESSES have flooded us with their simple beauty, We don't careinto what stock your curfosity leads its impossible for you to find anything that will approach this collection in ELEGANCE, WEALTH Of DESIGN and BECOMINGNESS OF PATTERN. ‘the matter of other people's prices ineeting oure is out of the question. We don't attempt to offer any. explanation why—but THEY DON'T. Cowparison tells the truth in sity. Stare are the proof of « pertect night—A few “proofs” from each of our lanes that lead direct to the worid of fashion will help to ‘wuide your taste along the Journey of choice~ P44 Sell at $5.50. SAMPLE PRICE, 82.98. Bronze Vamp. Tan and Gray Suede Quarter, gold buckle, French heel-OXFORD BLIP- PEES. Sell at 84. SAMPLE PRICE, $2.98. Fegggnggggge yy FERC EES French Bronze OXFORD TIES, with fancytpointed tip and Louis XIV heel. Sell at $4.50. SAMPL& PRICE, 82.98, Black and Gray Suede OXFORD TIES— Steel beaded, with Louis XIV heels, Sela at $4.50 and 85. tedddeddeddddgeddcddeddgeddd oe ee ee Oy SAMPLE PRICE, $2.98. SPECIALTIES. BLACK CHEVIOT REEFERS at $4.75, SILK BLAZERS—a new notion—¢5. FLANNEL BLAZERS in all combinations W~ of colors—#3 to 84.75. ee) FOG gyggaggyy deed Bronze and Patent Leather Slippers—"*The ‘Nadgy” pattern. Extreme pointed toe, tops “ea of Tan, Gry and Old Gold Suede, with “ee —t27 French heels. Sell at $4.50. SAMPLE PRICE, $2.98. WHITE LAWN SHIRT WAISTS, with tucked front and box plaited back~75 cents. Foxing—seamless. tops—made on the London Last, with pointed -@® — 587 ‘Toes and Common Sense hee.s. “G8 tw" OUTING CLOTH SHIRT WAISTS—piaia Sell at 85.50. @R— 5H with a belt~75 counts. SAMPLE PRICE, €2.08. “es -a “ee a — ls a 3 “64 Sa" PERCALE SHIRT WAISTS, with tucked 3 - “@#~ Sa frout aud back, rolling coliar—all colors— bs = “eR Ba TH conte, Oxford Ties,Patent Leather, Foxed with tan “68 ~~ — ‘Suede quarters and Pre -e- SAMPLE PKI ~' - BLACK INDIA SILK SHIRT WAISTS_ 00ZE LEATHER OPERA SLIPPERS in “ea — = = = - = 96.50. fancy colors—cochinesi red.gray and black— “8 — 8a" Freuch heels. ea — BAMPLE PRICE, 91.98. as -s = “8 — &s- STRIPED WASH SILK SHIRT WalsTs— BLACK SUEDE CARMENCETA TI8S with “@8 — a@~ 42. ‘Patent Leather tips and Freuc!s heels. a SAMPLE PRICE,$1.u8. sa — — “uw GRAY SUEDE OXFORD TIES with tips -@8— ag" WHITE AND COLORS IN LAUNDERED aud high concave heels. “e8 — Ae" SHIRT WAIST S—TUCKED AND BOX SAMPLE PRICE. 91.98. “68 — aa PLEATED_91.50. ces “8a “THEO THES” with Pstont Leather Vamp “@® — #27 oi ‘and back,amd Suede quarters trimmed with “@®@— aa ponding “S8—as- 0 WHITE LAWN WRAPPERS_91.25. SAMPLE PRICE,81.08. ot elo wa “4a ae — RUSSIAN SEAL VAMP OXFORD TIES “4@— aar with Pateut Leather quarter and full Frencs “@%— ag" POLKA DOT CHALLIES TEA GOWN, Sem. “68 — 8a WITH PLAIN CASHMERE YOKES—€4.50. SAMPLE PRICE,81.49. “aa —— “aa oe DONGOLA THAND-TURNED OXFORD ~¢8— aa- TIES.plain and Patent Leather tips,Common “G®— 4g" WHITE DRESSES with SKIRT TUCKED Sense aud French heels, "Sag" TO WAIST, ROLLING COLLAR AND A SAMPLE PRICE, 91.08 “68 —aa- BELT—¢3. — ow one ‘There are all sizes now on the tables where “@® — 7—7 we huve spread this entire lot. If you've got “S8— 4g" ZEPHYR GINGHAM SUITS—SKIRT your mind bent on particular style and are “@®—t#" PLAIN WITH A SASH-—WAIST WITH ancarly applicant you'll not have a bit of “6®—#@> JACKET AND VEST EEFECT_¢3 75. trouble getting it. But let us asvare you that “@8 — sg thisis vormg to be an Unprecedentiy lance “@! Sale. Tus tine we're having it—the qualities wa — 397 ruded—and the prices we've made “G%— Gr These are polntere tu a direction in which Prices"'—c'ear the way of all im- “€%— $2 you are just{on the verge of buaying your: Petinwents, and Ladies’ Fine Puctwear will “G6 — £97 selves. We can sell thera to you cheaper than Just Pour out Of OUF sore these MeXt fow “ER —FF™ youcan vet them made. Every queen of the aya, TSS — 52" needle will acknowledge the ft and the finish Our GUARANTEE dag is ot the masthead as ~&®— #9" to be perfect—and you don't neo} any one’s usual That never comes down. What you ~@&— Aa taste but your own to decide they are hand yay never relieves us trou our self-tuposed “GR — 32" sumvly aylish. EVERY SIZE. Fespousibiltty. a oe —¥e~ What a great wealth of quality a little price — SP commands of ust 4 SAKS & COMPANY. Yn adatition dan forget we are the MES'S LEADING CLOTHIERS. + BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHIERS, HATTERS, SHOERS, FURNISHERS. . BE EE, 00, pr po £8 Fe Pa T uo R 8 PPP PR A Eeatud E ESSE bee AL. Pa gpeay lA How many pias in the jar on our Second floor? With every purchase—svery onc— ‘We Want jou to #ucss—end this summer the Jucky ene can take a trip to Europe or Cauoraia at OUR EXPENSE—or we will gtve them the money—as they may prefer. GUESS ona VOLE for some teacher tm the scbools you would like to have socam- pany svu, Bote yo FREE with OUR compliments, SAKS AND COMPAXY, PBRNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTE STREET. Taosr $5 Parasors. ‘Let me see those $5 Parasols.” the oft- heard remark, and yot we haven't advertised them iu ‘TROSF 05 PARASOLS. Ta order that everyone should quote the Palais Royal for @5 Parasols we have sold same of the styles ‘very close to what they cost us, You, therefore, Reedn’t be surprised to find among the sssortment those selling around town at @6 and ‘are now sbowing at 5 each novelties in Polka Dots, Stripes, Plaids, Figures and Plein Colora, fu tints to mateh or harmontously contrast with your F URSE WE HAVE OTHERS. Prices range from $1 to @25 each. Nearly three thousand of them—a collection that at first will tnter- eet, thon bewilder end at inst tire you. We know the beet favorites und here tell of them. THE BOUQUET PARASOL, Aptly nained because when closed they mass toyether im form not unitke s bouquet. Isn't $6 a price sur- prise for these **Bo ” Parasols? GLACE SILK PARASOLS. ‘What tricks the sunlight plays with these Parasols. Firet one shade and then another, ever changing but never fading. Novelty handles are shown, iinported ‘expressly for The Palate Hoyal. Only 26.48 each. #2.25, 88 AND 83.98 PARASOLS. If_we were to wive descriptions you wauld think we were writing of 5 and 86 Parasols. They ure ke them. Iuitations, of course. We sometinies wish they were not s0 good. ONK OF A KIND NOVELTIES, It's only the few who feel inclined to pay 810, 915 and $20 for a Parasol. ‘The few doxen Paris Novelties we have we'll be gind to sell at little above cost of im- portation. CHILDREN'S PARASOLS, ‘That the Palais Royal's Parasol Department is com- plete in every detail i Wustrated by the quantities and variety of Children's Parasols. Prices, 98¢., 81,25. 81.48, $2.25, 92.48, MOURNING PARABOTS, Prices, #3.7510 $15.98. At the latter price we show imported novelties;one of mourning silk, with ex- quisitely hand-embroidered crape rufle, iu work of art. ‘THE NEW SUN UMBRELLAS. Lyon is the Ungtrella authority. We have his Colored Silk Sun Unybrellas #t a price surprine. Ouly 84.08 each. LACE COVERS FOR PARASOLS, Nottingham Lace Covers, 44, 58, 68 and 75 cents; Swiss Tambour, $1.35; Oriental Lace, $2.45. Spanish Guipure Lace, $2.75; Irish Point Lace Covers, 61-68, $2 and $2.25 each. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Mase A Nore Or Tus. You may couple The Palais Royal with your every want. Wo are making April stone for March—ARE REDUCING PRICES ALL OVER THE STORE 80 THAT TRE SALKS O¥ APRIL shall counterbalance the dull days of disastrous March, YVEILINGS.—Tissue, Bereye, Silk Grenadinein Grays, Tans, ke. Veilings that sold at 10 and 25 centes yard Teduced to Sand 5 cents a yard. WRAPS.— Blazers, Keefers, Capes, Silk Waists, Tes Gowns, Wrappers, Shawls and Children’s Jackets, Suits and Reefers at 10 PER CENT DIS- COUNT. We know, you know, that prices are marked on these garments as low as elsewhere. Now that one- tenth is deducted froin these marked prices you know the lowest prices uinst be quoted here, for no other eg- tablishment v@ afering the new spring wraps atte duced prices, UNDERWEAR.—The $1.68 Garments for 1.25 and the $1.35, #1.25 and @1.15 Garments for 96 cents. See window display of Chemises, Skirts, Corset Cov- ers, Gowns and Drawers. Reduced prices for the Palais Royal's specialties cannot be permanent. We couldn't s0 afford. You have only to count the cost of the materials and trimmings to know there is little or ho profit at the reduced prices. THR PaLats ROYAL. (Continued below.) Hyxrs Asovr Duzss Goons. LACES AND TRIMMINGS. ‘The second week of this sale. Hardly necessary to ‘advertise it in the papers. ‘The friends of those who called during the first daysof the sale are now crowding the store. A few valuable hints to thoss who read our advertisements is only a proper return. THOBE 1240. GINGHAMS FOR oc. Doa’t delay a call if you would secure just the de- signs and colorings you fancy. BARGAINS IN BLACK GOops. ‘You doubtless have heard that 10 per cent discount is allowed on all Black Wool and Silk Dress Goods, ‘Wo would tell the reader of those that they are extra ‘values at the full prices. ‘The Silk-finish Henriettes, 45 inches wide, marked 81, are extra good quality. One-tenth off the price of these Henrigttas and also of the following splendid values: 40-inch Henriettas marked 7c. 40-inch Serges marked 50 and 68. 40-inch Nun's Veiling marked 59 and 680. 40-inch Albatross marked 68e. 40-inch Satin Striped Henriettas marked 680, BLACK SILK GRENADINES. Extra values are these: Plain Grenadines marked 80c., @l-and $1.50 & yard; striped, @1 and 81.258 yard; brocaded, $1.35 and 91.50 yard; stripes and polka dots, $1.35 yard: large polka dota, 81.500 yard. Deduct 10 per cent from these prices and you buy at 20 per cent below prevailing quotations for equal qualities. PRIESTLEY'S BLACK WOOL DRESS GOODS, ‘Take Priestley's goods to best illustrate the difference between Palais Royal and credit stores' prices, You know you can't be told that our goods andtheirs are different. Priestley's name is stamped op the under side of the selvedges and on the boards on which the goods are rolled. Priestley's atest spring weights in Lansdown, Plain and Stripe Henriettas, Batiste, Nun’ Velling, Clairette, Diagonals, Camel's Hair and Bed- ford Cord. We claim prices are marked on these goods 10 per cent below prevailing quotations, and that the 10 per cent discount offered during this sale makes them 20 per cent cheaper than elsewhere. BLACK SILKS AT 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT, G. G. Silk, Faille, Peau de Sole, Satin Rhadame, ‘Royal Armure, Rhadatmir snd Surah Silks. The prices range from @1 to $2.25 s yard for the guaranteed silks. A new dress given should they split or crock within six months of purchase. Superior G. G. Sik at 75c., Taffeta SUks at 68 and $c. and 24-inch Gurabs at 8c. Ton per cent off all these prices. BLACK LACES VERY CHEAP. ‘We have not quoted the lowest price Laces, but tho cheapest—the best values. ALP FLOUNOINGS. 14-Inch-wido Polka Dot, worth 7ic... 18Anch-wide Daisy Pattern, worth $1,50.. Sa The laryest—mont complete—collection of Laces ‘south of New York iabere, Yor authority we refer ‘you to the lesding modistes of this end neighboring cities. _ or HIGH-CLASS FURNITULE AND FABRICS, “Last WEEK. LAST WEEK, LAST WEEE. ‘Do not fail to take advantaye of this reat opporta- ‘nity of buying Furniture, &c., of first-class quality at prices that tn many cases would be considered ‘moderate for the vory lowest wrades. ‘Will you please to carefully note that today and to- ‘morrow we will sell you A Choice Three-piece Parlor Suite in brocade for. ..640 A Very Elegant Oak Sideboard. -- A Quartered Osk Dining Tabi A Solid Oak Chair, with leather seat... A Reading Obair in Leather, with book rest. A Fine Cheval Giass, French plate, frame solid cherry, brass claw feet. + And wo will be prepared to offer you many other arti- lee corsespendingly low. ALEX. MILNE, laa FONE. NW. ape-ot ISPOSED OF AT COST OBTYSNIS TENE. THOUS DS 20 f CxS ONLE, se ato Ovo RRR Mee ee te Gtois otalt neste inter and Dear wa ae £95 FER eg T aww au CFRITS Wie BE HUES BS Sa A 'LOOR, 'D DOLLARS’ WORTH Parlor Furniture and odd pieces of every description. cco ERE NN N a wr se fe mi T ' of xy #28 So BERS GE Se See > RER N NN WILL BE REFUNDED ON EVERY DOLLAWS WoRTH OF GOOD BURCHAMED ON THE Bide Boards, Chiffoniers, Hail Sts Ladies’ Writ- fp Desks, Cheval Glassen’ Chairs and Miscelluncous rurniture of all kinds. 00D EER NNN TTT cS8g wp ate «98 EF ON : Do § 4 FR RX Susy on %j0 God Hee NWS S58 WILL, B WORTH OF GOODS 'GHT ON THE Finest rt ig i -s Anti Oak, Quercy. Maplo' sud Birch Bodum "Suiice over showa. th TET sity 2. zt : B Bs8 WILL BE REFUND! D ON EVERY DOLLAR'S WORTH OF GOODS BOUGHT ON THE SEVENTH FLOOR i Wardrob polding Beds, Wardrobes, Extension Tabjes, Dining HZ REFUNDED ON EVERY DOLLAR'S Ghairs, “Desks, Couches, Bor Spring and Beading of every deseripiioa, THIS 2 wo 2 = PER CENT DISCOUNT Applies to every piece of ons and 7th Moors, with the exception of otr SPECIALS. Oak Suite for. Vak Tabie, Ia ry White Mapie Chiffonier, beveled. pl Solid Ont Sintra cas rete Dla White Mapie Chau ber Suite, White Maple Chatnber Suite, Obev our assortwent of Wail Papers. See our ascortment of Baby Carriages. See our assortment of Hefrixerators. wines, sroods on the Ist, 4th, Sth, TST TTTTTTTT TTT TT TTT TTT TTT A Visir To Ovr Srone TOMORROW, APRIL 22 Will convince you that we are offerring the leading spring shades of best quality warranted ‘Kid Glovesand at far lower prices than any other house. ‘-button French Suede Kid Gloves in the Nghtest Gray, Fawn, Tan ; worth $1.50 pair. ‘Tomorrow at 61. Sdutton Suede Mousquetaires in like colors and Hlsck, Regular price #1 ‘Special price tomorrow 81.33. S-button Suede Mousquetaires of very best French Kid, worth @1.85, at 91.67. 4-button Light Gray Dressed French Kid with three rows of Black embroidery. Reduced from 82 to 81.75. S-button Suede Mousquetaires, Light Gray and Pearl,{with 3 rows,Black embroidery. Sold everywhere at 82. Our price #1.75. S-button Chamois Skin Mousquetaires, 060, LOUVRE GLOVE Co., ‘11 Pennsylvania ave. EALREARLARLLLAGRLEDDLELAALAAA OTT TTT TTT RUSSIAN TANNED. Biarritz (Pigskin) Mousquetaires, with scal- Joped tops, sre of best quality, tanned by new: and best process knowa, of wiace finish equal to the best of French kid and in durability far su- Perior to anything produced in this line. We are the sole manufacturers of Russian Tanned Biarritz and feel confiden: that any customer ‘who gives these gloves a trial will continue to ‘wear them and no others, Call and have s pair tried on at our risk. LOUVRE GLOVE C0., O11 Pa, ave. bbRRbbDAARLARENSDARRAANNADhbb Beavrr Axp Comroar Cousnrep aT JOBNSON & LUTTRELL’S. ‘We take pleasure in announcing to our patrons the arrival of one hundred and fifty (150) new designsin Printed Pongees. The general effect of this most of all desirable summer fabric is that of the China ‘Silks, the designs having been copied from the latter, comprising White, Bue, Green, Gray, Tan and Black grounds, with polka spots, atriped and flowered effects, ‘which we will sell at the LOW FIGURE, ‘This material is nearly yard wide, fine and thin in texture and guaranteed STRICTLY FAST COLORS, ‘Words are inadequate to express their beauty and vir ‘tue, but if you desire to be well and COMFORTABLY ATTIRED WITH A SMALL OUTLAY we advise an early inspection while the assortment is complete. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL’S s Popular Price Dry Goods House, ‘713 Market Space. See our assortment of iP EE = 4u3 Yoo! f ays I A BNE s b fk BREA fase £44 BRS fast goo, F BBB GGG HoT ap2l RR 13TH AND F STREETS. Favecot DR SALE—CELEBRATED PANORAMA OF THE is by F. Phillippoteaux, now exhibit in Parts, Chi ps Elysees. Address MME. MARI! LaROcHE, Vili e tl Panorama, Aves tek =o azituot A Guownxe Nexo Or Susner Lyre PERRYS. WHITE GOODS.—You are all looking about for the Tight kind of 3 hint of stock to alight on. ‘he t Every turn sharp crack of the lash of necessity drives you on, supply that hoids comfort in abundance. See what s quantity of ways we have leit open for you to find ‘oui it perfect satisfaction. The warmer it gets the aster we hurry on our providings—and you will find ore than enough here to meet all tue demands that your inclinations can conjure up. — Just ip— 200 pieces SHEER PLAIDS and STRIPED ORGANDIES, at 12¥c. a yard. If we had bought—as many do-sparingly our selling price would had to have been—like others—20c. a yard, It is a grand, good quality and quitea ‘streak of ood fortune” to get it at the price we did, CHECK NAINSOCK~123¢¢., 20c., 25c. and ‘Stge. a yard. STRIPED NAINSOOK—12¥e. and 25e, a yard. 40-inch SATIN STRIPED APRONETTE~180, and 20c. » yard. PERSIAN LAWN in WHITE at 20c., 2c. ‘S70. aud SOc, a yard. PERSIAN LAWN in PINK and BLUE~25c. ayard. PHINCESS LAWN in WHITE and CREAM— 2c. and 37¥c. a yard. FRENCH PERUALES—35c., 400. and SOc. 6 yard. ENGLISH LONG CLOTH~1ic. and 20c. » yard, MASALIA—25e., 3734. and 50c. a yard. Strange names among them. They are the new out- put of thought for this season. But they—in all the wlory of originality—do not block your liking for the revival of some of the better known things—-especially as they came newly featured. HEMSTITCHED FLOUNCING, 45-inch FLOUNCING, with » hem four inches deep—40c. « yard. 45-inch FLOUNCING—hem a quarter of a yard ‘wide—50e. a yard. You will find this in either Black or White. 45-inch FLOUNCING, with an eight-inch hem with Grecian Block filling—$1a yard. Buy four rete aud a belf for a pattern—that will be a ty. 45-inch PFLOUNCING, with a six-inch hem and hemstitched tucks—@1.10 and $1.25 a yard. 42-inch FLOUNCING, with » four-inch hem and four sual tucks—@ige. a yard. 45-inch FLOUNCING, with four-inch hem and a score of small tucks—75e. yard. TUCKINGS. 30-inch TUCKING, with a fancy open-work finish—40c. a yard. giinch FANCY TUCKING—three tucks and ‘open work~—30c. a yard. 27-inch FANCY TUCKING—four tucks, hem- stitched, with open work—91. 123s. TUCKED MUSLINS in White—from 400. to 81.25 yard. INDIA DIMITIES. 33inch PLAIN WHITE SHEER STRIPED DIMITY—30c. a yard, 33-inch CHECK DIMITY—25c. a yard. Binch COLOMED DIMITY with spot and figured patterus—20c. and 5c. a yard. ‘3G-inch—50c., 75c. and $1 a yard. 20-inch SHEER QUALITY HANDKERCHIEF LINEN—81.50 end $2 a yard. EMBROIDERED SWISS MUSLINS. Novelties in SROTS, oddities in FLORAL de- Signs—25e., B5c., 37H0., d0c., 45c. and SOc. a “WIDE WALES". Pe B74. and S0e. « yard. Woopsaan,,& Loum 10, TH a ha, We Tomonngy CPLA neponvagt BALE —FLANNELS FOR SUMNER WEAR — gunner wear stl od there ts every Maine wee sth comtuce, sad there ton indication ‘that te present seaecn Will Witbese ‘of SOHNE xp TENNIS FLANNELS ‘ore CADIES SHIRT AND BLOUSE WAISTS. For Ladies’ Blouse Waste we are showing the follows OUTING OL all cotton, bat having a decided wooly aprhsrance. colors siesitabie, UserBe stripes, checks aud plaids, w ‘wasts aud hold the —# to 12iec. a yard. — TENNIS FLANNELS, part 27 = medium weyrbt, twenty 20 and 25e. a yard. — TWILLED CEYLON FLANNELS, bait ‘wool, BUicbes wide chain — Sika yard — UNSHRIXKABLE PHOENIX FLANNEL aif wool, 30 inches widecerquisite designs aad prcnay orore teat dei. 8 yard. — SILK | STRIPE PHOENIX. FLANNPIS, Side, cgiors wustaieed fastsand abesiutely ust wide, cot Testcand a “ Side cgiors wusean ; —The. a yand.—~ BROAD-STRIPE 8. FLANNEL, B36 inch. double fold, cream with cream stripe, cream With olue, black,trown and pink stripes, all wool. —80e. a yard, — ALL WOOL FRENCH TENNIS STRIPFS, igeh, colors printed on a white cround, Bi and Whit rk and White, Red aml Whit Black and Gray, tee. Af Wasted with Care, Wand 6 We are also showing on second floor, ad + Warranted fast colora, HELENA cLory new licht Cotton Fabric, made to tnycstich of a "serabe Manuele: Iie. a yard. — WASH SURAnS, Surab, very desirab ie. a yard. — FRENCH STRIPED PLANNELS, 27- imeh, ali-wool, n it. ATHLETIC i Fn pat Cre: ITINGS, quite heavy and Tinch, thoroughly shrunken, wedjun and ‘light (no dark patterns), woth sinpes and cross checks of Blue Light Brown, with darker - a yard. — ENGLISH SERGE, very bea very heavy and fine, in the mest ena) orgs, plain Creaun'and Creat with strives, checks and is of mixed Black, Biue, Brown, Ked, &c.. unshrinkable and colors fast! Our own huportation, styles exclusive. 81.908 yard. NAVY BLUE TWILL beavy, Indigo dyed, Tne iast two numbers are very heavy. PILOT CLOTH, extra weight, in Navy Bius "86 inches wide, €2.50.—= CEYLON AND TENNIS PLANNELS FOR LADIES’ TENNIS COSTUMES, NIGHT DRESKES AND PAJAMAS. ‘This also is the material from which many of Ladies: Gowns now to be fuund in the sear TH, all white, cotton and wool, -H, Boe. a yard. — ard, 4. the — SILK WARP, all winte, silk and wool, 4-4, 81.008 yard. MEN'S BUSINE? ND TENNIS SUITS. ATHLETIC SUITING. —Por outing, boating. fennis, archery, mountain, seamde, weil as business its, made the celebrated mn which supplies nearly of the material used. HF Learue =] pare tation: i ‘ball Claus, Ald reconunended for wear sud durabdlit hes wide, fora yank utiful Berge or Twilled Suiting, i Vy usespecially for finetrade. Made in rd, England, trom the finest Austrasan all licht and suitable for summer wear, and include Plain Cream, rage oe ES we. all <a oa Zany mais an en eat, a 2f'tod yards makes « pair of trousers, _GSetend door, 11th st. Building.) Laos) Mesiry PARTME! We have just, received an entirely new line of ‘Taffeta Silk Skirts in Light Blue, Pink and Cream. ‘These are in the newest and hand- fomeat desixus we have ever A with a number o We {Urnish you with a silk Dressing Sacque to pie two combined are sed exten romtilan Haspxencmrr Derantueyr. TWO HANDKFECHIEF BATGAINS SURPASSING EXCELLENCE IN QU. AND PRICES. We have two smsil lots of Ladies’ Linen jandkerchieis which we have marked at very jow fivures in order to close them out. Here thes are. Lot No. 41—50 dozen Ladies’ Alldinen’ Hand- kerchieis, hemstitehed oF with scalloped edses, ebroidered in colors. - Regularly, 5c. each. Our price for this lot * 1c, each or 3 for S0e.— No. 2s the balance of a line of Ladies All- linen Hand-ernt roidered Initial Handverchiete i 3 rig. 25 i goo" each, Stor a ‘887 See display in 11th st. window. (Pirst floor, second annex.) Srecian Arrnscrions Is 1 lot of Fine All-wool Chudda Shawls, size 2 yards, in Cream, Black, st Blue good vaine. $1.50 each. — 1 Jot of All-wool Plain Gray Chudda Shawis, size, Line of Fancy Knit Shetland Shawls, new ee ay aX line L.A Hand Knit Shawls, —Unly 82 each. — 1 line of Foreign Fancy eb? Tans and Grays: new plats and stipes, new PhOniy 6-50 each 1 ine of Fine Camel's Hair Traveling Shawis, draped * Daly @5 each.-— of Single Double Blanket 2 ebcabadens i fall Une gf Brteetier’s SUX ary, Menriatte ‘both square and -—~89 to 822. — Complete line of Plain and Embroidered chu Wray with handsome silk fringes; iP stzen Yu olock from Mourning Prices trom Mews Bezoxoros TOMORROW.-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, OPENING rurouth'r SALE Es SPRING-WEIGHT UNDERWEAR —— 9 100 Dozen Men's White Cotton (spring ‘Shirts and Drawers, Shirts, sizes 34 to 44. ae BDERETE Ee Meee one meet Sag eee eee BR ‘atte. =a Se. 50e., OOe, and T0c. yd.— “Emu, | Woonwann & Lornnor, 10TH, 1TH AND F STS. X.¥, | SPRCTAL LXDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO Froprietore ft ‘Hotels, Boarding Houses, Summer Resorts ant Manacery, of Public and Private Institutions, —o— Saturday last we spoke of Linen Bed Wear. ‘Today our theme witi be Cotton Bel Wear and ‘Weare weil fortified im this direction. All the Dest Urands of cotton are made up tuto Sueste, Pillow and Bolster Cases im our own work Toons Under our OWN SupervimoR, « eufBcient qUaranies that they are well made. The fol- Jowine wrl!-known brands of cotton are repre: sented: Utica, N. ¥. Mills, Lockwood, New Bedtiord, de. Hore is a very comprehensive Nat. SHEETS. Cotton Sheets for sincieteds, 1 a ee Cotton Sheets for bed. 1\x2% yanks. 400 ated Ge. each. — Cotton Sheets for *y bed 2x2 yards, ik, 7) aed Whe, enol. — Cotton Sheets for double bed, 2 by Big yards. 2iyx3 yards, 1 WO ated @1'50 each. — OTTON Pilla Sroali Came, wise Za Sie and 40e Large, sive 27x26 me be + We. and Oe. & pair. — HEMSTITCHED COTTON PILLOW CASES. Medium, size 2629) inches, Mic. a pair, — Lange, size 27496 inches, tie w pair COTTON BOLSTER CASES, Bolster Cases, size 21372 inches, aoe (Secon ls Aur Exnory coat} TOMORROW. Wel 2a hogan. Blamed eo ince fr -at = ‘— Deraxruest . OFFER LSDAV, APRIL 22 Duck Bureau Scarfe each Embroidered Qoae Leather Baga, in Gray Buack. ural with sara sie oe — Ate: - op. Nis I LAYERS, Every & player of nete is: vend to he eat Hacked here is quite a i r here is quite a aiflerence ine ‘sna Clear White “Oriental Gut,” is equal to any uf ihe bagi clase Ka bets = Price, $4.50. (Pith floor, 10th st. balling.) Lixex Deranraesr ‘One small lot of Fine Linen Bird. Sih knetied, fring and funy : « (2nd floor, 11th rox Dervaxrwexr. COLORED COTTC A very pretiy Cutton Fabric, with fare, for Dresmee, Wrappers 2." Caiors: Prun~ Tome, Lavender, Als jue, Mikado, Kose Pink, Mile, Shrimp Pink, Oranwe, aud he 2 Aj ramos ONVOR Cicer, Tavender, White, Blue, Orange. Nile. Fans aud CREPES. ——17e. a yard. — (2nd floor, 11th st: building) WOODWARD & LoTHROP, Joh, 11th anf F oe. 2.0. New arrivals in CHILDRE and COATS, Special prices. W. A. Prince & Co, Successor to E.G. Davie, ‘Tv Market Space, Corner Sth Street. BLAZERS BRAINS AND TASTE. THE SUPERIORITY of OUR BUYER ap- Dears in those exquisite thoughts in DEMI- LACE FLOUNCINGS. It ts true that they are new everywhere, but MUCH DEPENDS ON the taste displayed in the selection. Have you seen our assortment? If you have not a drew of Joweliness awaits your inspection. Our DEMI- LACE FLOUNCINGS ure the daintiest, pret- test thins imaginable. When you have sey them you eannot resist the TEMPTATION of having « dress trimmed with one of the uuimer- ‘ous patterns that we are showing. Here are three SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS in these de sirable LACES DEMI-LACE FLOUNCING. All eilk.in rich, handsome patterna, 1% inchep Wide. Regular price, #1. Our SPECIAL price, ‘Te. yard. 20-1NCH DEMI-LACE FLOUNCING. All silk, in the LATEST EFPROT, of malt fivuring on very tine Brussels net, with « dainty Poarled edge. Kegular price, @1.5. Our SPE- CIAL price, fe. yard. Z4nch DEMI-LACE FLOUNCING, in» Yery rich, elaborate pattern, extra fine finish, Regular price, 1.40. Our SPECIAL. price, 81.19 yant A MUSLIN UNDERWEAR MOVER, Asa leader our Tho. Skirt has noequal. They are wade of Pride of the West cotton, yoke band, Pinch rule of caubric, with five tucks i FaMe, Gabove ruff, ninde im the best posible manner, in all sizes; would be good value for 2 Jeader we sell this Skirt for Toc. TWO EXTKA Cc RAC SET ATTRACTIONS. As we have told you before, if we bad raduc- tions to make we did not wait until you have no ‘use for the articie; bat we take OUR reduction Tight in the height of the seanun, when you want the goods, €1 Corsets for This Corset is made of the best French coutli, thickly boned with REAL wlistevoue, 2 sidesteels on each side, S-book clasp, finished with silk embroidery; colors, DRAB and WHITE. Regular price, @1. Our SPECIAL price, 7e. pair. NEW SUMMER CORSETS, Made by the ©. P. Corset Company, called the “SONNETTE.” This Corset is quade of the best open work of vuntilsted uaterial, side steels, S-book clasp, trimmed with lace. GUARANTEED PERFECT FITTING, SPECIAL, #1 pair. a