Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1891, Page 4

4 “THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: WEaenenas April 22, 1891. (G@ STAR has the fullest Local Cireulation of any Newspaper in aud os an more than all the other papers published in Washington, ‘The National Academy of Sciences baving tackled the flying machine the world may look out for the navigation of the air in “the pro- cess of the suns,” if not without fear of an Tcarian fate to start with. Asthe result of his extremely interesting experiments in aero- dynamics Prof. Langley has made some notable discoveries that remove popu- lar misconceptions and prepare the way for future scientific experimenters, as dlis- tinguished from the Darius Greens. He finds that it requires ess power to move laterally than to stand still im the air, and that the amount of power required for artificial flight is perfectly attainaple by steam engines that we now possess. He is hopeful and expectant of practical results in serial navigation in the near future. He agrees with Darius Green that the difficulty is not im the flying, but in the alighting, and he adds two other obstacles, first, in getting started, and second in guiding one’s self through the air. His confidence that all the difficulties will de speedily overcome is rendered by his scien- tifle standing both reasonable and contagious, and we shall expect soon to be measured for our wings. —__++2—____ ‘The Maryland historian J. Thomas Scharf has presented to Johns Hopkins University a notable gift, consisting of his large and ex- ceedingly valuable collection of manuscripts, books, autographs, etc., relating chiefly to the WRAPS—THE PALAIS ROYAL'S ENTIRE STOOK OF SPRING AND SUMMER GARMENTS 18 OFFERED FOR THIS WEEK AT 10 PRR CENT DISCOUNT. : Southern people, whose history has been ne- FOR LADIES. glected by themselves and others. For thirty | Latest style London-made Coaching Refers, years Mr. Scharf has been accumulating this| Blazers of every description. vast array of materiels, much of which, in "d-| ¢,5¢q from Paris and London. dition to his published works, has been digested by him but not yet printed. Sueh men as Mr. Scharf are public benefactors and such gifts are more useful than so many dollars. The materials for the construction of manifold works of law, manners, government and civil- ization soon perish if not preserved, and very much of the stuff out of which history is made has already been destroyed through the igno- yanee of man and by the iron woth of time. ‘The great university to which the benefaction here mentioned was made is doing a grand work in preserving, cataloguing, and shaping these historic materials of all kinds and in showing how historical investigations should be made. Referring to a question of veracity lately raised in this city between interviewer and in- terviewee, that conservative journal the Boston Advertiser has these just observations: “The public understands that every reputable newspaper of the present day aims to employ only reliable and trustworthy reporters and correspondents, because it aims to print only reliable and trustworthy news. Asa rule every employe of a respectable American news- paper knows that any intentional falsifica- tion or willful misrepresentation ‘on his part would insure his prompt dismissal. It is also well understood that public men are more apt to speak hastily than to be teported incor- rectly, and the temptation to correct hastily oken words often leads men to deny the au- thenticity of interviews which were’ correctly reported Whatever may be the merit of the Present case. popular judgment is quite apt to decept the word of a well-known and reliable reporter in sach matters, and in so doing it is usually right. ——__—_-+--____. When the Pennsylvania railroad first indicated to the board of trade committees its intention of asking the legislation proposed by the bill whieb it afterward framed and introduced through Mr. Atkinson, the effort was made un- successfully to secure from the road an indica- tion of willingness to make the slightest im- provement by way of concession to the public. ‘The effort was repeated in other informal con- ferences. The board of trade directors passed # resolution urging © compromise, and a con- ference for that purpose. The road from the very beginning iguored all overtures of this sort. And yet Mr. Atkinson says that “we” of the railroad were all this time filled with » burning desire to make improvements and oon- cessions! There is still time aud opportnnity for the road to carry its hidden designs in this direction into effect. Perfect-fitting Silk and Wool Waists. ‘Light-weight Wool Connemaras for traveling. ‘Tea Gowns and Wrappers of all materials. FOR MISSES. ‘The only really perfect assortment of Young La- dies! Jackets, Blazers, &. FOR CHILDREN. Suits, Reefers and Coats, representing the latest ‘London and Paris styles. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Usvenwear Ar Spectr Paces. Choice of all €1.68 Cotton and Cambric Undergar- ments for 81.25, For samples see large center show window. FOR CHOICE OF "GARMENTS MARKED $1.15, $1.25 AND 81.35. "PChoice of regular stock of $1.15, $1.25 and 81.35 Chemises, Skirts, Gowns, Drawers and Corset Covers FOR 98 CENTS EACH. All sizes, all styles. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) 2,000 Cano Cases Givex Awar. 2,000 Seal Leather Cases eith three compartments, celluloid calendar, &c. It is some years since we in- troduced WARRANTED Fast Black Hose to Washing- ton. We notice it is an annual custom with many of our regular customers to supply themselves for the summer at about this season. Those buying one dollar's worth or more of Black Hose will be presented with one of these Card Cases. Please give us credit with no desire to bribe you to purchase, nor the necessity. We are offering the best possible values at four, three and two Pairs fora dollar. We have always done so and must always do so, in order to be HEADQUARTERS FOR FAST BLACK HOSE in the present and future, asin the past. a The present Postmaster General and his pre- ecessors have employed able arguments in favor of postal savings banks similar in some Fespects to those established and successfully operated in Great Britain, Canada, Sweden, France, Austria, the Netherlands, and other countries. The newspaper press and public sentiment in this country have been largely favorable to the establishment of these conven- iences for the people. Mr. Wanamaker’s ex- pression that every depositor in a government bank bas a stake in the country, and his other declaration that the guaranty of undoubted weurity can only be given by the government, characterize as they sufticiently sum up the whole matter in a nutshell. salads The gouty inefficiency of their senile com- mander, the Duke of Cumberland, has made the picked corps of British Grenadiers grouty ouce more. With one battalion banished to Bermuda, another mutinous and the whole guard discontented, England is not in prime condition for either a bread riot of a general European war. The trouble with the army is well understood by the people to be too much @uty for the rank and file and too much frolic aud privilege for the officers. That kind of thing always breeds mutiny in the armies of free countries. SP" Before giving details of our regular stock of Fancy Hose and Underwear for spring and summer ‘wear we desire to draw attention to the most impor- tant Hose purchase in the history of the Palais Royal. 1,000 DOZEN GENUINE SILK LISLE HOSE AT Sic, A PAIR, ‘You will notice » show window filled with samples and others on counters near door of No. 1117 Pa. ave. ‘Choose any pair for 36 cents or three pairs for one dol- dar. Lot 1 contains Hose with ribbed uppers of Rowan Stripes and plain feet and ankles of delicate tints of Gray, Tan, Fawn, Brown, be. ‘Lot 2 comprises three styles of Ribbed Hose—French, Cluster and Richelieu. Some of the art shades of Greens, Grays and Modes are unusually beautiful. ‘Lot 3—Plain Lisle in dress gocds colors and the tints known as evening shades. Lot 4—French Drop-stitch Hose, warranted Fast Black, in all sizes. Have you ever before heard of Fast ‘Biack Ribbed LISLE Hose for 35 cents? Lot 5—Plain Lisle, warranted Fast Black, with extra epliced heels and toes. —r+ ‘The “wagniticent administration” of Mr. Blaine which ex-Gov. Foraker eulogized yex- terday was obviously the administration “of his high office” of Secretary of State, and it does aot appear that there was any intent to divert to Mr. blaine eredis for the President's administration. If there was any slur, actual or intended, upon the President it arose from the fact that not he but Blaine was ranked with Lincola and Grant in Foraker’s trio of nota- dies. eee ES oa eas eae THE PALAIS ROYAL, Among honest men in politics it is only the eld school politician who loved to orate at barbecues, to whoop it up with the boys and to swap offices for votes, who now opposes the re- form of the civil service and the adoption of business methods in the condnet of the govern- ment business, ——<9-0-e Judge Carpenter of Khede Island has ejected Gen. Len Butler from his court and remains master of the situation, but will go dowa to history desoribed ag “an inferior judge of an inferior court of an inferior state.” So dis- (Continued below.) Reuse Curae Hose, “C. G,” Lisle Hoe, yeevnsnenns2OC, Dalz. ‘tO-quuge English Cotton Hose in boot patterns; feet ‘and ankles of dress goods shades, uppers of stripes. ‘You may know that 40 gauge Hose usually sell at 35 cents. These are only 25 cents a pair, Anequally good bargain are the 25c. Ribbed and Plain Hose, with warranted Fast Black feet and ankles ‘and uppers of stripes. TBE PaLals BOYAL, thcas a Pt tls (Continued below.) Italy mart feel that she is small-potatoes-end- a-few-in-a-bill in this country, when in the midst of her present “patriotic anguish” she finds that President Harriscn has gone off for ‘® month's picnic and Secretary Bluine is rest- ing peacefully down by the sad sea waves. - $+ The Chitian torpedo is getting in its work on ‘fe insurgent warships at last. The Chilian torpedo has needed some such vindication of ite destructive capacity. Seasoxase Uxpenwean. ‘The American Hosiery Co.'s and French *‘C. G." Un- dergarments for babies, children, youths, maidens and matrons, All the best makes at Palais Royal Prices, which will be price surprises to many. A most complete stook, which can only be binted at im an ad- vertisement. Combination Ribbed Linle Suits for ls- ies and children. Past Black Lisle Equestrian Draw- ers for ladies at only 2.990 pair, Silk Underwear in all the scarce shades, Health Underwear, &c. , bo, EXTRA QUALITIES AND LOW PRICES. 19 CENTS for Swise Ribbed Vests, square and V- shape necks. White, Cream, Blue, Pink, Canary. 25 CENTS for Richeliew of Broad Ribbed Vests, all ‘styles, colors and sizes, 4 CENTS—Imported Lisle Thread Vests, in White, Fast Bieck and colors. 50 CENTS for Swise Ribbed Vests and Pants, tz all style and sizes. GS CENTS for All-sifk Ribbed Vests, in Pink, Bus, ‘Lavender, Canary, Old Gold and Bisck, —+ The Atlanta Constitution refers to Senator Edmunds ss a-“talented provincial.” Sueb moderation on the part of a southern editor is earnest of the new era of peace. ——_—2-+—______ Pp ery agchgy ao ap with a roar like a t train a ——_—_o+e____ Baron Fave is talking to Prench reporters as though we did not understand French in this country. -————_+-—_____ ‘The Panama canal is to the front in a mild form and appears to be anxious to find e spring opening. Mr. Cleveland, if correctly reported, is sume fae heiging cc Ga stioee gai coll - THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 22, 1891. : COSHH HEHTHEH HT EHRHHDEHRHHSHEHHREHEHHHHRHHHOHHEHBO SH EHHHEOEHOOOHHOEBEROO SOCCER HRHETHHHRHOHHOHHOHHRBOHHOHHOHHO oe ee Seeeeneeensneneeceeeaenee®n ‘dosome, and you'll have no trouble with the fit in any particular. The quality we're reepensible for—but you can have look atthe “raw number of extraordinary bar- gains, of which the following area few: Blazers at $2.75, @8.50, 4, 84.50and 83. Finer styles up to $15. ‘The batance of our stock of Children's and Misses’ Spring- weight Long Cloaks that were 86, 86.75, 87.50, 88.25 and 89 to 83 each. Cheapest Cloaks ever offered. = Ladies’ Fancy Shirt Waists at 5c. Ladies’ Fine Percale Waists only 88e. EXTRAORDINARY BaR- GAINS IN CORSETS. 1 pou anon material” and see » sample of some Of the work we've already done if You'll drop into the store, It'll ‘only take © moment to teke your MADE TO as MEASURE. ‘No wonder weare busy inthe * * * Corset Department. As at 9° Pn olla ahora measure—and you'll have no more CELEBRATED "0. B." DOL 3 ¢ + “breaking bosoms," wrinkling maar >>: neckbands, too long oF too short sleeves, ‘They'll be YOUR shirts A DOLLAR T APIECE T in every detail. ‘Try one—and we'll have to make you 8 DOZEN—we're sure of it. ‘Sooner ordered—sooner made! NEW SILK WAISTS! NEW SILK WAISTS! NEW SILK WAISTS! ‘We have just opened the finest line of Fancy Silk Waists yet shown in thiscity. Here ure ‘als MADE TO ag MEASURE. sere ecceee Pluited front, Black ‘Yours nest? Cardinal and Navy, only €4.25 each. Ladies’ Fine China and Fancy Wash Surah Silk Waists, in Cream, Black and a variety of attractive light fancy stripes, SAKS AND COMPANY, At Work for the People, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SOSH SHS HHHHHHRHHRHRHHEHEHHHHHHRHEHRHOHHOHHOHOOTHHBORHRHEMDEOHHARHMOESHOAE SSSR HERH EHH OHH HEHHHHRHHEOSHHSHERHEHOHOHHHOHEOEHHHMODHOHOHROEBROEOE * * only @each, o* a << Some canal we wee ea SEVENTH STREET. * © © Panocy Silk Waists, at #5.50,60 * * BU Saeaene ee ee seeeesessses * * © (Second floor.) Te esese + ** A “special” in Wrappers.— * * * ppt dae * * © Ladies’ Light-figured Mohair * * * * * © Wrappers, with Fedora front * * * * * * of a plain contrasting shade, ‘ * * © only $5.75 each, worth $7.50. Tue Mowvieewrat. * * © Remember we pa for * * * DEMOREST FASHION PAT- oe The besuties of ‘Millinery, imaainatio pase cap compare't0 ous beaten SiSeies . SEWING MACHINES. TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS, ‘May Fashion Sheets are now ready and given free upon re- ‘quest. About the Sewing Machines. ‘We did not accept the agency of these Sewing Machines until we Sia EN SP Ae onhsour oma UNTRIMMED STRAW GOODS. ‘We show an sbundance of pretty and taking styles in shape. tye and coloring in ae convinced ourselves that they Gan hllabe Ohipy ke. ke.,ataqyusranteed price alvin eee FLOWERS! FLOWERS! PLOWERS! written guarantee for five years accompanies each Machine, and 80 far as practical work is con- cerned they are the equal of any. ‘They are easy running, simple and 4 assortment at prices that cannot be equaled outdide of our store, is what has made this t 3 urate, fa uulade tis department RIBBON WONDERS. assortment of desirable ood: in and Gunite ftichousin ah there wees Pena i ee . PH MORUMENERE COTTON UNDERWEAR. ive WILLIAM H. McKNEW ‘(uccessor to B, H, Taylor), % 965 Pennsylvania ave. Rew soods—carefully se- erlais und finistied Uy ex jouumental peices.” jee" Chil \"s Stocking Supporters. Tole ana ate aeses ‘We cal! Bi so Me aay We tee lowest prices for Notions and sell best qualities oul spies, Whether you tay our ke Bie aaa uy 48.0 SUM Hats, they are all ot eguat GOOD INFANTS' SHORT AND LONG CLOAKS. rod Geshsures Sisal Checks ite ts, 82. 25. Azz You Looxme Fon BARGAINS IN FURNITURE? If 20 get our prices before you purchase. Special sale this week of CHILDREN'S CAR- BIAGES, REFRIGEKATORS and MATTINGS. We ave prepared to show s beautiful line of Mattings in sixty different patterns, from 10 to GOc. per yard. mere Coats, $9.50. Some of these Mattings are of extra heavy weight. THE MONUMENTAL. Damask Japanese Mattings and China Mat- GLOVES. Mattings, ti . It will give us great pleasure to show you this we ‘& reput of self sly newline : sod cnftetiite in Cidvee Wo Stand cena See our Five-piece SUMMER PARLOR SUITE, in | (o¥gt frou U7e. upward. oak and cherry frames, we sell for $14.75. se Frater Blarrite, with blac silva.” We are sole agents for NORTH 8TAR DRY-AIR A REFRIGERATOR. This Netrigerator is equal to any and int ‘and superior to many as a Dry-air Box, High Back Wood Meat OAK CHAIR, with arms, 11. 75. MANTEL BEDS for $10 and $15. 20-pound HAIR MATTRESS, $8.50, See the High Back PLUSH ROCKER in cherry. wesell for $3.75. This is a big bargain. ihamots Metaired, ‘button Suede Mousduetalres,- jets Gloves in ali colors, wort! Fine Bilk Gloves, sell regular at 75c., at 50c. HOSIERY BARGAINS. HOSIEBY BARGAINS. early if you want one. Notwit the grort tnarence tn the tariff on We are sole agents for SWEETS BABY CAR. | Hoslery, we ure now offering someoxtruordiuery Val- BIAGE. | This Carriage bas ® patent wheel brake and | ew # tinniestatenent of wich is sulficient. sdjastable rod for parasol. : Ladies’ Fancy and Plain Color Hose, SIX-FOOT OAK EXTENSION TABLE for 85. Ldalss, ia Plain and Fancy, with Black PARLOR SUITES. G-piece Silk Plush Suite, of unique design, ask frames, $40. G-piece Rug Suites, in walnut, cherry and oak frames, 045. THE MONUMENTAL, 1 937 AND 930 F 8T. N.W. 5-viece Tapestry Suites, in cherry frames, 850. ‘Handsome Overstuffed Parlor Suites, in tapestries, Drocatels and satin damask, at ly low] AL prices. GP ARIGE OF A LIFETIME. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. ‘SUMMER DRAPERIES, Suries Mente Cartels 0.50, $4 and 85 per pair. based ige ng tate seleben ‘Madras Curtains, 81.75 per pair. FOR MEN OF EVERY SIZE, SHORT, TALL, FAT OR LEAN, IN THE RAGING COLORS, ‘TAN, GRAY AND MODE. 100 DOZEN ‘widths, and are prepared to make to order Window Shades of these Hollands in tho ‘Dest manner and at the lowest possible COMPRISES THE ASSORTMENT AND FIFTY DOZEN DISPLAYED IN OUR F 8T. WINDOW. Piece you buy you save Ble. wr you seve Gis. e0 OUR LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ‘oe ostead wosemalan, bat ‘understand thie sscrifce, vacate thie BEFOREYOU PURCHASE, 1? WILL baa poy tertile dd PAY YOU, ALL SIRs, WITH AND WITHOUT OVEN AND BOILER, ‘ _ Taz Wossx Or Szzuzorme Trar WEDDING] PRESENT Can be made a genuine pleasure if you will ‘Viait the Mammoth Jewelry Establishment of BR. HARRIS & CO., COR. SEVENTH AND D ST, N.W. ‘We guarantee to show you the largest variety, of articles in - STERLING SILVER - ‘To be seen in any one store. We make a speci- alty of fancy pieces of Golid Silver in handsome ‘Chamois or Plush Cases at €3, 85, $7 and $10, At these figures we can show you several hun- dyed different articles. We have an elegant Hine of Fancy Solid Silver Ware from $20 to 850, im elegant cases, such as Berry and Compote Dishes, Sugar and Cream Pitchers, Olive Dishes, Galad Bowls, &. Oak Cases filled with complete Bete of Spoons, Forks, Knives, &¢., ‘from $50 to $300. SILVER-PLATED WARE. Is in our store an immense exhibit; a wall case ‘55 feot long is Alled with it and there is nothing ‘Made in that line we have not got. Our prices wo guarantee to be the lowest possible for quadruple plated ware of standard makers. ‘We have Butter Dishes and Cake Baskets from 2.50 to$10, Ice Pitchers from 5 to 620. Tea Sots of five pleces from $18 to $50. Nut and Berry Bowls from @3 to @15. Baking Dishes, ‘Tureens, Coffee Bets, &e., &e. BRIC-A-BRAO. Comprising oboice pieces of Royal Worcester Dolton, Derby, Hungarian, Teplits, Adderley, ‘and other fine at ware, Prices from 83 to 850. Locks. ‘We have on our shelves today over 300 clocks from the serviceable enameled iron ¢lock of An- sonia make st $5 to the finest Onyx French Clock at $100, sleo fine French Bronge and Sevres Clocks with side ornaments. ONYX TABLES AND ONYX CABINETS TO SUIT ALL POCKETS. Tt you do not know just what you want wo shall be pleased to show you everything and help you to makes selection, Weask no fancy prices and our goods are marked in plain fig- ‘ures at the lowest notch, A RRR RRR 558s be Tall fh Bot Be i Bose BRD REMAE RR BH sass ae, £083 bk cod, OO LT COR. 7TH AND D BTS. N.W. apt APRIL 22, 1891. Conzs's Txnnaxe Srone, 523 11TH ST. N.W. Branch of 8, Cohen & Co., Boston, NOTION DEPARTMENT. tent Hook: card. Busines om ws Ms ‘les sina. ualty (ony en Hing, LBe- Bes ‘Ali styiee Gi tie. ‘Dress Shie.ds. singe lat Wire, White ond Black, silk and cotton. a pa les, Pins, ‘Belding's Silk and Twist. x uber Skirt Protectors, Black, Grey, Brown, ite, Which Will not open in using, ties only. 8. COHEN & CO., apez 523 11th st. n.w. tention fo an Imported Hook and Exe, athe: Ovencoars Axp Reerens. A SPRING OVERCOAT IS A VERY COMFORTABLE GARMENT ‘TO HAVE THESE COOL MORNINGS AND EVENINGS. IF YOUR OLD ONE I8 OUT OF DATE, OR HAS BECOME SHABBY, GET A NEW ONE. YOU CAN GET A VERY STYLISH AND SERVICEABLE ON FROM US WITHOUT ENTIRELY DEPLETING YOUR PURSE. THE BOYS, TOO, NEED A LIGHT- WEIGHT GARMENT OF SOME KIND. IF THEY OBJECT TO AN OVEROOAT GET THEM A REEFER. THE VARIETY 18 PRACTICALLY UNLIMITED. ALL SHADES, COL- ORS AND PATTERNS IN EVERY RE- LIABLE QUALITY, WELL AND THOROUGLY TAILORED AND PER- FECT IN FIT. SHALL WE HAVE THE PLEASURE OF SHOWING THEM TO Your B, ROBINSON & Co., AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, ap22-20, 909 PA. AVE. N.W. “Dave News» By E. LA Mearz WEDNESDAY. APRIL 22, 1891. Had no {dea #0 many of you wanted ‘Hair Brushes. The chance to buy two for the usual price of one tempted many to take two. It does appear strange that -We should sell Kent's English All-bristle ‘Hair Brushes at 48c. when every one elge asks a dollar, Yet we believe it pays us to lose « little money occasionally. You shouldn't object to buying dollar Brasheo for 48c. 80 long as we do not object to selling them. Some of you will come too late unless you drop in pretty soon. MERTZ’S DRUG STORE, @. Z. Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. : Horcu:msows, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. RICH MILLINERY. Im Trimmed Millinery I offer the very latest styles and destens. In Btraw Hats an immense assortment in colored and fancy lace braidg, hair and Milan mixed. Also all the poke effects, alJ in the atest stylen, ‘The new Sailor ‘ Cares. ‘A most important purchase. Last week I purchased from a ange tmn- ‘Porting house the choice of thelr NOVELTY CaPEs, ‘Which I shall offer to my patrons st ONE-THIRD ‘The price uepally charged, making the price of these high-clese gurmente ot the Woonwarn & Lornzor, 10TH, 11TH AND F STs. ¥.W, peoriat ‘This season will witness the use of more ‘Biasers and Shirt Waists than for many seasons coedingly stylish and very dressy. The prices Priced are stylishly cut, well made and ft as Well as the more pretentious, It is thus with ‘il classes of goods in our possession. The ‘system of selling evegy article at a small profit, but of & thoroughly reliable chafacter, i the cardinal principle of our firm—we adhere to it pee #LOAK DEPARTMENT. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS, BLAZERS. 1 lot of Neat Striped Momie Cloth Blazers im ‘Blue and Biack ; fast colors. —Only $1.25 each. — 1 lot of All-wool Blazer Jackets in Navy Blue and Black, rolling collar. All sizes. Only $2.25 each. — Liet of All-wool Light Striped Blaser Jackets, ‘elf faced, rolling collar, —Only $3.00.— 2 lot of Navy Blue Cloth Blazer Jackets, Bicely -, Llot of Fancy Checked Blazer Jackets, self- faced, rolling collars, fancy frog fasteners. All Only 84.00.—— Lot of Pine French Flannel Blazer Jackets, ‘wide rolling collar extending to bottom of gur- ‘ment, fastens with strap; very nobby, excel- lent value. 5. —ar 85 (Third floor, 11th st. building.) x Gexvrx Exorysx Cravenerte SHOWER-PROOF GARMENTS, Made ulster style, with cape, ——At 810 each.— They are guaranteod entirely odorless and Perfectly rain-proof—come in two shades of Navy Bjue, Tans and Black. Very desire- able for traveling. being light-weight, dust- proof—very superior goods. —¥10.00 9 garment.— VICUNA JACKETS, Fine Vicuna Camel's Hair Tan Jackets, satin faced to hip—edwed with neat cord to match— fastens with strap, perfect fitting—very dressy— 50a garment. — AZER JACKETS Of Fine Camel's Hair, in Grays and Taps— braided shoulders, jaunty— —#10.00 a garment. — LACE WRaPS. Sleeves of lace, fulled on to Silician silk waist—braided with silk gimp—high flaring col- lars. #12 a garment.— (Third floor, 11th st. building.) Misses Wasts Axp Rezrens. This is to bea “'shirt waist” season for the young folks, also and we are fully prepared to supply all demands in this direction. We men- tion today particularly waists for girls trom 4 years to 16 years. = Misses’ Fine Percale Shirt Waists—tucked back and front—in a variety of patterns. Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, 16 years. —t.— ‘Misses’ Fine Figured Cambric Waists—tucked front and back, tucked collar and cuffs, Sizes 12, 14, 16 years. —81.37.— * Misses’ Fine Cambric Waists in variety of Patterns—plaited back, full front—collar and cuffs trimmed with embroidery. Size 12, 14, 16 50. ‘Misses’ White Lawn Waists—tucked back and front. Size 10, 12, 14, 16 years. —Te.— Misses’ Fine White India Linon Waists—balf- imch tucks back and front—collar and cuffs trimmed with embroidery. Bizes 10, 12, 14, 16 yours. —#1.00.— Misses’ White India Linon Waists—tucked collar and cuffs. Size 10, 12, 14, 16 years. a. ‘Children's Lawn and Cambric Guimpes, with tucked yoke, ize 4 to 14 years. —5ie.— Children's Lawn and Cambrie of fine cluster tucks. Size 4 to 14 years. —O8e.— REEFERS. Children's Navy Blue All-wool Flannel Reet- ere—French seams—sailor collar and brass but- tons, Bizedto 12 y 1. (Third floor, 10th Exssowsnrs, FOR YOUR BENEFIT We will offer THURSDAY 500 manufacturers’ “Sample Ends” of Em- Droideries, including Swiss, Cambric and ‘Naingook— in various widths; lengths from 2 to 43 yards. ‘Will seli them as we bought them—very cheap. (First floor, 2d annex.) ICE BLANKETS, Save your ice by using an Ice Blanket. They are only ie. a pair.— CRIB BLANKETS. A nice assortment of these in summer weights—with Pink, Blue or Gold borders. CRIB SPREADS, Choice stock, superior qualities. —TBe., B5e., $1 and €1.25,— FEATHER PILLOWS. ‘We handle the products of one of the best Hosmer Derarruesr. A NOTABLE HOSIERY TRANSACTION. ‘The lot just recel 50 BRL ‘With fast black boot, PERCALE SHIRT WAISTS, Shirt Waists,best quality Percale, lange Pinter ‘Sting —well- made—4 to 12 years, 25 and 50c,— FAUNTLEROY WAISTS arrived elegantly trimmed and cormeotiy pron dany Bize.3 to 6 years, « $1.75, $2.40, $3.70 and 94.’ Woorwaan & Lorunor, 40TH, 11TH AND F STS. ¥. Ww. Asr Nexoieworx Deranruesr. ART NEEDLEWORK SUPPLIES. TITTTTTT TT aee eee e eT eT Waar Semoun Dexaxps- PERRY'S. called to our varied assortment of oan, Ocha ntine Weise comfort that ealle the GOODE so farto the frout every year. Bie WASH EMBROIDERY SILKS, the very feature that gives them their mame that Repe Hilk. Yourliking for them. The fect that with each ‘Filo Site. ‘visit to the leundry they return as fresh and fair as the Semen flowers after an April shower stenngthens you as their ‘Twisted Silk, friends. They renewed their beauty —taken an- Medigeval Aitk, ‘other lease of life. You don't tive of them eo quickly ‘Crochet Silk, ‘on that eccouut. The folks that weer them throw new ‘Outline #ik, ideas into the designs that appeal ao effectively to your ‘Knitting Stik. tastes you are won almost before you know tt. Look beckwart juste moment. Do youre COTTON EMBROIDERY MATERIALS, Famber what furore the *"Punjets” crested? No matter what or how many others « ledy owned « ‘was the favorite PRINTED Crochet Cotton, PONGEES have flied that vacancy. There te Kensington, Mob about the finish of them that iseupertor — Tyrol Cond, and the patterns show a season's older thousht. Colored Cotton, Asan initial opening we have undone three Japanese Gold Thread, hundred pieces of simch width. With only Bancarren Art Uhread, Loc a yard as the price—you can imagine they ‘Harris’ Silken Embroidery Flax. are on the Fait wove. (Second floor, second annex.) Mavs Buoxomos. SS oe ‘Just received our first importation of Next in davor we find to be the FRENCH OR- GANDIES. Nothing new about the fabric—but the are “ereen.” An extrome tse BLACK GROUND covered wit White and fancy colored figures. Home othersare WHITE, CREAM and TINTED GROUNDS weil tured, the plain, solid shades. All 32 inches wide. All 400. 9 CORDED JACONET is something for you TERRY BATH WRAPS. ‘A positive luxury, yet the prices are so reason- able that they come within the reack of all. —2— ‘Men's Terry Bath Wraps im all the newest shadings—solid colors, stripes, fancy checks to “make the sequaintance” of—Prench by Production. Tinted grounds, flowered 2 inehes wide—40e. a yard, “YANKEE” CHALLIRS, We think as pretty im picture se any the Parisians have sent us— ived—comprising 50 dozen LLIANT LISLE THREAD HOSE, fency striped or plain and plaids—with or without hols. — $4.50 upward. — #9-Special Display in Men's Window, (Pirst floor, firet annex.) Ise. a yard. Quite a difference in price whether they come fram actus the water up not INDIA DIMITLES are inuported. The pat- terns are popular “on sight” —22 inches wide— Se. 8 yard. AMERIOAN DIMITIBS—India Anuftations. 206.0 Just “tabled” —Fitty pieces of LOTUS (CLOT H—stripes and plaids—1ige. and Le. « yard. One hundred pieces Striped and Plaid OUT. Juweray Deranrwesr. BIRTHSTONE RINGS, Solid Gold, genuine stone settings (except the diamond) of Garnet, Amethyst, ING CLOTH 12390. 9 yard. Bloodstone, Diamond. PRINTED LAWNS—PUBE LINEN-250. Emerald, Agate, . Sapphire, Opal, Ruby. Gerdonys, Three hundred pieces HOME-MADE Topas, Turquoise. GINOMAM, TOILE DUNORD, A. ¥.C. and eon 8’ BEERSUCKER J2jgc —_a eguenpe 4-4 LONDON SHIRTING— 150. tte, exch. — PLAIN AND FANCY STRIPED 1 — 12ige. to Be. a yard. SOLID SILVER BANGLES, BLUE STRIPED AND CHECKED SHIRT- ING—12i90. 0 yard. a 4-4 CHEESE CLOTH—12%qo. « yard. SOLID SILVER L.A08 AND SLARY SrNn. BILKALENE-15e., ISe., 20c. and Bie. @ ‘Many novel designs. ARNOLD'S INDIGO PRINTS. s yard. a Se BLEACHED AND BROWN SHEETING. BLEACHED AND BKO' " 0 Lace Pins, LONSDALE AND WAMSUTTA TWILLED NIGHT KOBE COTTON. ‘You will see in every instance we have made just the very beet possible selections—in spite of all iuflu- ences we have kept the prices all at the bottow—end you have notathing in this world toconcern your- selves about, but the choice you will make. In that we cannot help you. Novelties and standards are on the same focting—QUALITY. ‘That ts paramount to ‘New lot, with a variety of settings. Rhine- stone, Turquoise, &., &e. —be.—— (Pirst floor, 11th st_ building.) Laws Sronrs. ‘We have eight styles of Croquet Sets. Prices are —Sie., $1.50, $1.95, 82.75, €2.90 and $3.75. (Fifth floor, 10th street building. ) _ SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Establisbed 1840. ay eereeererereee TT ‘and thie is but natural, for they are. botls 3 = ad POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. Ganvex Toots, Set of tare pices, tie. ‘Set of four pieces, very fine, —w. (Fifth floor, 10th street building.) Mora Paurvenrarives. > in s package, used for distributing among : erticles packed away in trunks or boxes. en Sow, 108 ain) Fh t 7 =) vo EE ae ¥ i WOODWARD & LOTHROP, i 10th, 1ith and F ste. nw. ape? $3 a a A x 88 AA x c somata moms trars | fo tol 2 REE Ee coo H aA SN TTT 900 MI x W. A. Prence & Co. H £3 (Goccessors to E. G. Davis, ‘719 Market Bpace, Fe sth 00 Y we UP THEY Go, — for present and THESE WARM SPRING DAYS ARE RUN- ew NING UP THE SALES IN OUR PARASOL stacey DEPARTMENT almost as rapidly as they are aud running up the mercury in the thermometer. Includes immense assortinents of ‘You are quite rigbt in buying your PARASOL Neglige hirta, now. No use waiting any longer. You need Lirht and Medium Underwear, ‘one now just as much as you will lateron. We denn Doewumn, ‘are showing some very CHOICE styles iu PAR- Drees Shirta, ASOLS this season ; all of the latest effects ana New Neckwear, colorings. No last season's goods here ; all new. Halt Howe. ‘You are sure to be suited here. Have you seen Handkerchiefs, &e., tee., e,, All of which we can sell you at very low prices. ourPABASOLS? Here are some hints of our as- sortment, FOR €3.00 we can show yous fine quality of Surah Silk, 22inches, solid colors of GARNET, HAVANA, HELIOTROPE, NAVY, BROWN, MARINE, BLACK. With a fancy white satin FOR ¢4 WE SELL an Extra GROS GRAIN Parasol with fancy satin border, sige 22 inch; French horn top; stick, natural wood; in all of the new spring shades, ALSO Handsome Quality Surah Silk Parasol, 22 inch, in combinations of NAVY:AND CAR- DINAL, BLACK AND WHITE, NAVY AND wares, J, AND D. SLATE. These are regular $4.75 goods. Our price, 84 each. PLAIN AND FANCY PARASOL, in LACB AND NET effect, up to 24 each. MOUBNING PARASOLS In Gros Grain, Pou! de Sol, Windsor, Sursh and 2c. White and Colored Bordered Handker- chiefs, BAURI'S Lusine is for @2, 92.30, #2.75, 63, 06, 94.50, 65, 85.50, 67.50 each. a ne From @1.50 to $3; in Lace, for @4 and. 24 o emma nt cl YOU NEED THEM Now. ‘What ts prettier than a pretty woman ins Embroidered with, RIBBONS? RIBBONS give a refined finish to ‘8 white dress that cannot be al- Kent's celebrated English All-tristie Hair Brushes, over which euch « flourish fe made just now es being sold below cost, we are offering at 4c. Thists lower than any other house.and we are not sell- tug them below or even at cost. We have Lad these brushes in stock for several LIGHT BLUE, PINK, CREAM, WHITE and Years and have built up reputation CARDINAL. “Would be good value at 63.50. ‘ Sn wet pea oe ‘upon them for offering more than ond ‘nary value for your movey. ae-we dota ‘Almost every instance. We are lenders We do not stoop to imitate or follow. KOLB'S PHARMACY, 7th and RB eptlts Also s besutiful line of SURAH SILK Blouse We ce ae Sony See