Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1891, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. FRIDAY. ‘MAY 1, 1891. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON FRIDAY. s+ May 1, 1291. ‘CROSBY 5S. NOYES. TRE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Ctrealation of any Newspaper In the World, and as an Advertising Mediam is worth more than ail the other papers published in Washington. i Abroad outlook on the history and condi- tion of civilization and the results and pros peets of human endeavor is apt to excites lively, though guarded. sympathy with the popular industrial movement now on throughout the enlightened world. Men who struggle earnestly and honestly, however blindly, to better their condition in life must command the respect and enlist the warmer Yevings of all generons natures. The long- labor movement that was to culmi- nefetoday in a general demand for an eight- hour labor day may not, probably will not, re- sat altogether as its projectors desire. But it will do several things. It will help to teach fhe Iabor leaders how to proceed—what is, what is not admissible. It will show to em- ployers the strength or the weakness of the in- dustrial movement, and tothe impartial gen- eral public it will afford a new and better view point. Labor, always the pivot, is now the con- sctous motive force of civilization. If it makes mistakes it is simply because error is insepa- rable from all human #ffairs, and the raasses are no more free from it than the classes who have controlled society and government in all the past. The workingmen of America have reached that point of intelligent responsi- bility where they will be prepared to furnish leaders of thonght and action in their own country and their contingent of members to that “parliament of man” which shall realize in seience, business and the brotherhood of the race the poet's dream, the statesman’s hope, and the philanthropist’ plan. ——— ‘There is a general sentiment among owners of teams and horses and those who are able to hire them that Washington should have promenade drive, where ali the turnouts might congregate for the pleasure of those who have something to show and to be shown, and also for the pleasure of those who. not being able to drive, enjoy looking at the wheeled and har- | nessed display. The White Lot has been sug- gested ax an appropriate place and with some extension of roads, leading oat and around the monument, it would be admirably suited for the purpose. Then with « music stand in the center and drives radiating from that to the circle. with sidewalks and benches for pedestrians, Washington would have every suitable evening, and especially every music evening, such un attractive display as would afford residents and visitors a divertisement they would always enjoy and would never for- get. — A month ago the United States Marine Band was scareely known beyond the narrow border line of the east when an effort was made in Congress to secure an appropriation for its improvement it way « failure, largely owing to the fact that members of Congress did not full appreciate the merits of the organization. Director Sousa has, by the tour now in pro- ‘gress, established the reputation of the band beyond all question and made of it a national institution in its broadest sense. There should beno further hesitancy on the part of Con- ress in doing whatever is necessary to prevent ny lowering of the prevent high standard of national band. a The experiment of free mail di number of small towns now being made by the Post Otfice De nent is one of much interest, extending beyond the places immediately con- cerned. Avsthing having a tendency to improve communication ix welcomed by the public. ‘These towns, by June 1, proxime, will number forty-five and will be pretty well scattered over the country. Even with the small appropri- ation made by Congress to carry the system of | experiment into effect it ix likely, from the favorable reports so far received, that the free delivery im such places will be a success, The convenience to the public is undoubted. ee The people of this country will be surprived | to learn from M. Ribot, the French mini of foreign affairs, that the Uni withdrawn their squadron from I’ and that there is no further excitement over # possible difticulty between the French and this | country respecting Harti. Certainly, we go away from home to hear the He narrow escape of which we knew noting. would hare been av? commentary upon the enterprive of the newsycpers of America if | France and the United States hed gone to war over Hayti with only M. Ribot alive to the sit- uation. oe The New York police have found their “Jack the Ripper.” They have also discovered that he is not “Jack the Kipper,” but e clumsy brate who left # trail of bivod from his victim's room across the hall to his own, and to make detection certain smeared blood all over his bed and chair. And they knew these things from the first during all the bullabaivo about the mysterious and ingenious Jack the Ripper in his new field of operations. —_—$—»22— ‘The board of customs appraisers of the ‘Treasury Department have decided that foreign bieyties are not “personal effects.” They are real estate, of course, but if those appraisers had tried to ride one as an experiment they would have concluded. as they were rubbing arnicaon their bruises, that the effects were entirely personal. —_—-2—___ Now that the ozdnance officers of the army have imported a new mortar carriage to be used in the coast defenses, foreign powers are notified that if they come over this way with inimical intent they will be plastered all over with shells and other deadly missiles. — A marked advantage in the possession of a wide expanse of territory between the Atlantic and the Pacific is found in the fact that when a minister starts for China we can call him back before he gets out of the country, if we are given half a chance. oe M. Roustan, the French minister, does not believe that he has been ordered to Madrid as is reported. He thinks Washington is good enough for himand he is a man of superior taste and excellent judgment. —__—_.+o— The squatters who are now beiug driven out of the Chicka-aw country by the government hare some faint iteu Low it feels to be an Jadian. It makes a vast deal of difference whose ox is gored. a ‘The iron that entered the soul of the “Tron Chancellor” when he was rewoved will now haveits outing in the Keichstag. Bismarck is easily the most interesting figure in European public life. —— + ‘The French armies arc being mobilized along the frontier to give an imitation of repelling a German invasion, and it will be a glittering success, for there will be no Germans in sight. eo Tt scems to be rather hard on aman to be killed in a railroad accident and then have a coroner's jury hold him responsibie for the ac- eldent, but facts are facts. cantando Sane eee ‘The report of the failure of the peach crop has been unduly delayed thia year, but it eomes up smiling this May day ———— >. “David Bennett Hill, Governor and United States Senator-elect,” will look well inscribed upon the page of a summer hotel register. pd anna encnensnarin:. The District has always had an elephant in ‘the Zoological Park since the general govern- maent enidied helt the expense of it on us “Ola Hateh” of Chicago, having lost every- thing else, bas lost himself, petmconnseihe 9a Chauncey M. Depew has practically with- drawn in favor of President Harrison \CLINED.” PPPERFECTION MUST BEGIN AT THE EPP beginning—in CLOTHES—tn everything. P You don’t want part or parcel in ‘plated f0odness.” All OUR BOYS’ and CHILDREN'S CLOTHES are made—through and through—to “‘stend alone"—for you ean't place much de pendence on thoughtless youth giving them @ny cate. Unless you choose your channel you'll fall heir to lots of worry and fretting in making their eeason’s changes, But what » eltverance it is when one roof shelters alt they need. Over our doors is written im the characters of experience-QUANTITY, QUAL- ITY, VARIETY snd SATISFACTION WITHIN—and we live up to these precepts in PRACTICE. Leave FEAR bebind all ye who enter here. 00 F COURSE YOU KNOW WE CARRY 8 Lona and sHONT PANTS SUITS, “oo” SUMMER REEVERS and THIN OVER- COATS, KILTS and SHIRT WAISTS, XEG- LIGEE SHIRTS and all the other FURNISH- INGS' paraphernalis_together withSHOESand STRAW and CLOTH HATS—Unt telling about them does'nt solve the problem of purchase. ‘You want to hear owr prices with the goods in your hand_then you can make comparisons that mean something. We don't believe there's ‘soul in Washinxton who won't concede to us the LARGEST stock—and consequently the GREATEST VARIETY. If you've your mind inclined to certain styles you're sure to meet them here. If you're undectded—we can help ‘vou to choose. THIS great collection of BOYS* and CHILDREN’S CLOTHES-tuily one-half W all there ia in the city, overy one’s stock counted in—is just as full as it can hold of nov- cities. Without going into detail—take us at our word—come and ask us for anything you want. JUST ONE PARTICULAR ALLUSION— a3 Have our assistants show you OUR ad) LINBot FIVE DOLLAR CHILDREN'S SUITS you'll soe the reeson at a glance. Don't be afraid to have them spread the stock before you. We're never happier than when the counters are empty and the snow tables are full, That “smacks” of business. A BALL AND BAT—TRIFLES—BUT 2% plessures—and s guess on our GREAT 2*4 cuotce of ROUTES TRIP-are our souvenirs of the season. g88,HALL YOU DO THE SHOPPING TO- S38, morrow? We'll be on the lookout for Sss8 you. SAKS AND COMPANY, PENN. AVE. “For AND the SEVENTH STREET. People.” LAs: JERSEY RIBBED VESTS, Se. Children's. fail -» Pe. Cuildren's Black Ribbed Hose, tall re. 12Ne. apres E241 Ith st. se. iy H H EEE HE t full ER to OB kee YFP A q BRE E AA Hi ROR Poa RMR ¥ as 8 ARS SEVENTH AND H STS. N.W, FRANKLE & CO. {9} (0) (0)(0} 09 (oNoKoNOoX0}(0K0}(0X0K0} “Te You Ger (oy fo) A HEINZ REFRIGERATOR fo) (o) «) (o) (o) to) «o) ©) 40) ©) <0) ©) ©) @) (0) (o) (o) (©) to) to) (0) (©) (0) to) 10) (o) () «o) @ i i br} is} ‘o & ‘3 to ‘ ‘ {3} & @ o> & to wo ra) {3 e to > {s) @ i } is ro) @ i {)63%024020340)(03¢0)(00) (09 0) (0) (0) (ON) WERE'S A LIST OF SPZCIALS FOR TOMORROW. YOU GET THE BEST.” Sold only by THE FAIR, SEVENTH AND H STS. N.W. FRANKLE & CO. Send for ‘llustrated catalogue and revised price list. Iron Frame Kitchen Towel Iron Hook Walnut Frame 2e. Three-ptece Garden Sets. Large size Folding Clothes Horses. ‘Be. Papier Mache Paus. Steel Garden Troweis... Lemon Wood Salad Sets. Japanned Clothes Hooks.. Plated Teaspoons. Plated Castors, five Plated Princess Clothes Wrincers, No. Princess Clothes Wringers, No. 12 48 Sheets Shelf Paper. Ink or Mucilage, 3 botties for. 18e. Platters, decorate? and gold lined. Soup Plates, decorated....... Geach Cups, Saucers and Plates, decorated and gold Santon Decorated Square Bread Plates Decorated and Gold-lined Individual Butters.6 for 10e Raney Jagunece a Stand and Boot Tooth- 6 for 89¢ Trave Is Boome. WHILE WE HAVE BEER AKD ARE KEPT VERY BUSY SUPPLYING OUR NOBBY, STYLISH AND SEASONABLE GARMENTS TO THE CROWDS OF DELIGHTED Pa- TRONS WE STILL HAVE AMPLE TIME TO PROPERLY ATTEND TO YOUR WANTS WHENEVER IT SUITS YOUR CONVENI- ENCE TO CALL. THOSE OF YOU WHO HAVE SEEN OUR NEW SPRING STOCK KNOW THAT WE CANNOT SAY TOO MUCH IN ITS PRAISE. OF THOSE WHO HAVE NOT SEEN IT ALL WE ASK IS AN INSPECTION. WE ARE SATISFIED TO LEAVE THE REST TO YOUR OWN GOOD JUDGMENT. BRING THE BOYS IN AT ANY TIME NOW, WE ARE FULLY PREPARED TO SERVE THEM WITH ANY AND EVERY- THING ESSENTIAL TO THE PROPER EQUIPMENT OF THEIR WARDROBES. B. ROBINSON & CO., AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, myl-eo 900 PA. AVE. N.W. pe a Tress: Basy Canstsces: Rernioznatons: at R. GOLDSCHMID'S, 1007-1009 F ST. N. W. ‘TRUNKS. Steamer Trunks, Tourist Trunks, Basket Trunks, Leatheroid Trunks, Cslluloid Trunks, Fiber Trunks, Canvas Trunks, Leather Trunks. Metal Trunks, Cab- inet Trunks, Common-sense Trunks, Roller Tray Trunks, Packing Trunks and every kind of Reliable Trunk that is made at the lowest possible price for Reliable Goods. OUR SPECIAL. ‘No. 9-Heavily Bound Metal Trunk, with fron bot- tom, hard-wood #lats. set-up trays, good lock, full size—30-in., $2.20; S2-im., 82.40; Jd-in., $2.70; ‘3G-in., €3.10. No. 17—Flat-top Canvas Trunk, heavy canvas, bard- ‘wood slats, iron bindings, fron bottom, large brass monitor lock, deep trays. 28-inch, 83.90; 30-inch, 94.40; 32-inch, $4.90. This ts an excellent Trunk and cannot be duplicated in Washington for the price. No. 24-Square-top Metal Trunk, iron bottom, hard- wood slats, all covered trays, good lock. 28-inch, $3.20; 30-inch, #3.60; 32-inch, 83.90; 34-inch, 84.40. No. 50—New Barrel-top Oi] Canvas Trunk, heavy malleable iron bindings, patent lock, tron Lottom, full covered trays, hard wood slats. 30-inch, 83.90; 32 inch, $4.40; H-inch, $4.90. No. 19_A Very Fine Metal Trunk, made of the very best metal, heavy steel clamps, large size box, patent locks, well-arranged trays and steel bottom, 30-inch, 84.48; 32-inch, $4.98; 34-inch, 85.48; 36-inch, $5.98, No. 31—Special Tourists’ Trunk, full muslin lined, double trays, hickory slats, steel clamps and bottom, excelsior lock, large size bolts, every hinge and fasten- ing riveted. 28-Inch, $6.50; 20-inch, 87.25: 8.25; SH-inch, $9.00; 36-tnch, $9.50; 40-inel This is one of the strongest Trunks made at any price. SEE OUR CELEBRATED ROLLER TRAY TRUNKS FOR $7.90, FULL LINEN LINED, TWO TRAYS, EXCELSIOR LOCK, HEAVY CANVAS, HARD-WOOD SLATS, STEEL CLAMPS AND BOTTOM. THE TRAYS ARE 80 ARRANGED THAT YOU CAN PACK AND UNPACK WITHOUT LIFTING OR REMOVING THEM FROM THE TRUNK. This is the Ladies’ Favorite Trunk. We have this style of ‘Trunk in ail sizes and in several different patterns, all of which we guarantee to you. All the styles we show im this Special Trunk are made expressly for us and you cannot find any of the same pattern as we show you in Washington. See our ‘\COMMON-SENSE TRUNK,” the same as we have displayed im our window; they are not top heavy; the hinges eaunot be broken. You do not have to pull the trunk from the wall when you raise the Md; therefore there is no liftins to do, mo damaging of walls and no tearing of carpets. It is Just the trunk for long journeys. See the Specisi Trunk of this make that we offer for 7.90; we guarantee them to you. We are the only house in the city who have them. See our incomparable line of State Room Trunks, See our Basket Trunk: See our French Tourists’ Trunk. See our American Tourists’ Trank. See our Gents’ Stanley Trunk. See our Nellie Bly Trunk. ‘See our Overland Light-weight Trunk. BABY CARRIAGES. One hundred sud fifty styles of the Heywood and Whitney makes, latest upholstery, latest shapes in bodies and strongest gears. OUR PRICES ARE INCOMPARABLE. No. 1—Full Size Rattan Body Carriages, with steel! springs, strong wheels and gear, well braced, for $1.75. No.2—Bleached Rattan Body Carriages, wound posts, fully upholstered in fancy figured goods, parasol and nickel rod, for $4.25. No. 7—New Shape Shell Body Carriaxes, nicely var- nished and upholstered, steel springs, hand-made wheels, good parasol and lace cover, for $7.90. No. 11—Entirely new style body, strong and neat, reed work shellacked, upholstered in silk plush, piped and pointed, satin parasol, self-closing suto- matic parasol rod, strong ear, steel springs. A very ‘stylish Carriage for 88.90. Nos. 13, 14, 15—Carriages are our challenge line; all of them are cane-wound rattan bodies of the latest shapes. The upholstering {s of the finest quality of silk plush, satin parasol with silk lace edge, crown wear, wheel guards and hand-inade wheels. We «uar- antes these carriaxes to be sold elsewhere for $14 ana a. Before purchasing we ask you toexamine them. No. 210—Whitney's latest bodies, stained oak, strongly made, Upholstered in silk plush, satin par- asol. Whitney's easy riding steel springs and patent hub wheels. This isa beautiful carriage and should be appreciated at the price we offer this very popular style—only 812.99. Nos. 19, 20, 27, 29, 30, 34 is our incomparable line of High-grade Carriages. Heywood and Whitney's most popular carriaxes. All upnolstering of the latest shades, in aitk plush and satin damask. The parasols areof the finest quality of silk satin, with silk Ince edge and patent parasol rods. These carriaxes are ‘works of art, as the rattan work is done inthe most artistic manner. They compare well with the car- riages sold elsewhere for $25. Our Price, $14.90. We have many special designs of High-grade Car- riages, both of the Heywood and Whitney makes, at ‘sbout one-third the price usually asked for such high- class carriages. REFRIGERATORS. OUR HIGH-CLASS HARDWOOD MICHIGAN REFRIGERATORS are more popular than ever. 19¢ | Why? Beceuse every parchaser is 80 well satisfied Sonu 1% | with their uso that thelr friends come in and ask for Crystal Fruit Saucers... - dozen | the “MICHIGAN REFRIGERATORS." They bave Crystal Flower Holders.. 19¢ | been recommended to them aboveall others. They ‘Soca bom Pitchers. - know the **Michigan” will use less ice than any other crystal Sugar Sifters. {& | Refriqurator made. They preserve food better than (Crystal Enxraved Oi! Botties.. le arsed ean Sane Mee Be. cach | SRY other Refrigerator made. They are so constructed Crystal Individual Sait Cellars. -15e. dozen | that they can be very easily cleaned. They are posi- Castor Sets, crystal, etched. 4c | tively the finest finished Refrigerator made, Our ogre heen, oe 18 | prices are less than any hardwood Refrigerator made, for Footed ( tenga oy end we: m to give entire " o ‘7TH AND H STS. ¥.W., FRANKLE & CO. pages 2 money refunded. We invite inspection of our Re- frigerators. SIDEBOARD REFRIGERATORS. ‘We have full line of the latest styles of Sideboard Refrigerators from the most noted manufacturers, Particular attention is called to the Solid Oak Side- board Refrigerators with a lange French beveled plate ‘tmlrror abd large porcelain water cooler for $11.90. PICTURE DEPARTMENT. Our Picture Department has been enlarwed and we ‘Bow have one continuous dispisy of Pictures—250 feet im length—where we show a lage line of Framed Pas- tels, Water Colorv, Etchings, Engravings and Paint- ings. Photogravures, Artotypes, &ic., from SOc. to @50. ‘Our line of Easels is the largest {2 Washington. We ‘have them from 30c. for » Gve-foot Bamboo Easel to (€25 for the finest Hand-carved Oak and Brass Kamle. — B. COLDSOCAMID, 1007-1000 F BT. i.W. Woorwann & Lormnor. 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. yt CONTINUATION OF ‘THE GREAT SACRIFICE SALE OF MEN'S FURNISHINGS FROM FALK BROS. & CO.'S (676 Broadway, New York.) BANKRUPT STOCK. paved flit ‘The well-known reputation of thie firm for importing nothing but the finest grades of goods ‘Warrants our assurance that never before was such an opportunity offered to purchase STRICTLY HIGH-CLASS GOODS AT SUCH LOW PRICES. As the first day's sale has greatly diminished the lots, we advise our patrons and the public 1m general to improve this opportunity. ‘They comprise such goods as the Celebrated C.G. Silk Underwear, I. & BR. Moriey's English Balbrixean Underwear, Swiss Ribbed Stik Un- derwear, &c,, &e., Fine Silk, Lisle Thread and Cotton Half Hose, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, c., all of which will be sold at prices asked for the ordinary grades of men's goods-in many instances lower. Here are a few examples: In Men's Underwear there are Gauze, Gossa- ‘mer and Super Weights in French and English Balbrigeans, Lisle Threads, all pure Silks and Silk mixtures—a variety of weaves and textures in the usual bleached and unbleached, together ‘with delicate tints and plain Black. 200 dosen Men's Gauze Shirts, with long sleeves. Sizes 341044. Usually sold for 40c. —ie. each. — 700 dozen Men's Fine White and Unbleached Gauze Shirts and Drawers, Shirts with long or short sleeves. Sizes 34 to 44. Drawers, Sizes 28 to 44. Regulac 50c. quality. —B5e. each. — ‘300 dozen Men's Fine Gauge, Balbriggan and Gossamer Shirts—all sizes. —50e. each. — 500 dozen Men’s Fine Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers. Shirts, sizes 34 to50. Drawers, 20 to50—Toe. grade. —58e. each.— 100 dozen Men's extra fine Lisle Threed Shirts, with lone or short sleeves. Sixes 34 to 46, Heyular $2.50 quality. —S1 each. — 100 dozen Men's extra fine White Lisle Thresd Shirteand Drawers. Shirts with French fin- ished necks. izes 32 to 50—Drawers with French waist bands. Sizes 28 to 60. Usually sold for $3. —$1.50 each. — 50 dozen Men's Fine Lisle Thread Shirts and Drawers—Shirts with French necks—all sizes. 3.50 grade. — 82.25 each. — 100 dozen Men's Finest Grade French Bal- briggan Shirteand Drawers. Shirts with French necks, sizes 42 to 50. Drawers with French waist bands, sizes 26 to 50. These goods in izes 46, 48 and 50 usually sell for $3.50. Our price for all sizes is 50 dozen Men's Pure All. Gauze Shirts and Drawers. Shirts, sizes U4 to 44. Drawers, sizes 28 to 44. #4 quality. 82.50 eae! 50doren Men's Fancy Colored Ribbed Silk Shirts and Drawers in Pink, Lavender, Orange and Black—put up in attractive boxes, one suit in abox. Unsually sold for ®! 87.50 a suit. 50dozen Handsome Extra Fine Pearl and Brown Silk Shirte and Drawers—put up in Pretty boxes. $15 qual —#10 50 dozen Men's Fancy Suspenders with drawer attachments. Revular price 25e. 2ige. w pair. 50 dozen Men's Extra Fine Suspenders with drawerattachments. 50c. grade. ie. a pair.—— 200 dozen Fancy Striped English Half Hose, with double soles. Sizes 9 to11. Usually sold for 25e. —l8e. a pair, 3 for 500.-— 200 dozen I. and X. Morley’s Half Hose in fancy stripes and plain colors—double soles— sizes 9to 11—5e. quahty, —25e. a patr.— 100 dozen Men's Fancy Bordered Handker- chiefs, —l0e. each, 6 for Te. — Goods are marked in plain figures and con- Yeniently displayed on long center tables in Men's Department—away from our regular stock. Extra force in attendance irat floor, first annex.) Camprexs Axo Misses Deranr- MENT. Children’s and Misses’ Fine Wool Challis Dresses in Cream Ground with vine patterns of Serpent Green and Old Rose—very full skirts with sashes—full fancy waists trimmed with arrow velvet ribbon to match shade of dress. Sized, 85. Size 10, $10.25. Size 6, $8.75. Size 12, $11. Size 8, $9.50. Bize 14, $11.75. Children’s fine All-wool Challis Dresses in Cream ground with polka dots of unburnt coffee and robins' ery Biue shades. ‘*Princess" style, circular yoke and trimming to match shade of spots in dress, Sizes 8, 10 and 12 years. each. — Children’s and Misses’ Navy Blue Flannel Sailor Suits, trimmed with narrow White braid, Size4, $3.75. Bize 10, 85.25. Bize 6, $4.25. Size 1, 85.73. Size 8, #4. Size 14, 6.25. Children's and Misses’ fine All-wool Navy Blue Flannel Sailor Suits, full plaited skirts; laced blouses; collars, cuffs and skirts trin- med with five rows of narrow white braid; very stylish. Bize 4, @5. Size 6, 85.50. Size 8, 86. Children's and Misses’ Cambric Guimpes with tucked yokes. Sizes 4 to 14 years. —fie. eacl Children’s and Mises’ Figured Percale Shirt ‘Waists, tucked back and tront. Sizes 8 to 16 years, Size 10, 86. each. — Children’s and Misses’ White India Linon Shirt Waists. Sizes 10 to 16 years. Tae. ach, — Children’s and Misses’ fine White India Linon ‘Waists—tucked back and front—embroidered collars and cuffs—sizes 8 to 16 years. —#1 each. — Children's and Misses’ Tennis Caps in dark checked cloths. —50e. each. — Children's and Misses’ Tennis Caps in Cream, Biuck, Blue and Cardinal Flannel; also in de- sirable stripes. —TBe. and $1 each. — SPECIAL IN CHILDREN’S REEFERS. Children's All-wool Flannel Reefers—with sailor collars and brass buttons—weil made. ‘Misses’ Cream and Blazers—pertect fi Years. each cpt ad Checked Cloth Stece 12, 14 and 10 years. To eacl ‘Misses’ dames Blazers. Devociers Scxpzres Deranrauxt. NEW RUBBER “HOT-WATER BOTTLES with remov: ider-down pouch. Just the thing to relieve sre and to prevent paeu- ‘Mdapted for retaining the heat and ‘moisture o the bottle and causing un even te:uperature (or b xreater length of time, Pegged rhe iui. Tie Litipy . First Ruspox Dersnruenr. Aine? a Rey a gastEs AT, $2.75. 86 quality for $2.75 each.—— SASH RIBBON AT 8 inches wide—satin only. ‘silk—Cream —C2Hfe. 0 yard. — SASH RIBBON AT 90c. sata Ribbon, in Cream, me oben yard. — alecks "bes ond ‘SASH RIBBON AT 91. GASH RIBBON AT 61. Sen ESS eae cian ui Woorwarn & Lormnor. 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. ‘BALL. Children's 3-button Kid Gloves in Cream, ‘White, Lemon, Pink and Pearl. —25e. a pair.— Children’s 3 and 4-button Perinot Kid Gloves in Lemon, Cream, Pink, Pearl and White, Girst floor, 11th st. building. ) =I a Canpses's Hosteny For Tue ‘MAY BALL. Children's White Silk Plaited Hose, with ouble heels and toes. Size 5, 65e. a pair.— ‘Rise 5c. on each size. Afall line of Children’s White Pure Silk ‘Hose, with double heels and toes and silk clocks on sides. —Bize 536, 82.15 » pair.— Rise 1c. on each size. Children's White Balbriggan Hose, with double heels und toes, Size 6, 0c. a pair.— Rise 2c. on each size, Children’s Fine White Balbriggan Hose, with double heels and toes and silk clocks on sides. ~—Hhize 6, 50c. a pair.— Rise 2c. on each pair. (st floor, 2a annex.) Wurtz Goons Derantuexr. SPECIAL. 250 pieces Fine Ovlored Tarlatanes—12% yards tos piece. -—$1 a piece. (Second floor, 11th st. building.) Boxs' Crormxe Deranruenr. SPECIAL. Boys’ Imported English Drill Suits, in six Patterns, Blue and White stripes, and White with Blue and White trimmings—made with blouse waists and pants—the most stylish ‘goods for the price we have yet shown. Sizes Bto8 years. Guaranteed per‘ectly fast colors. — 85.25 each.— By taking all a house had of a very choice All-wool Suit (fully worth $7) we are enabled to offer;the iot for —#5 a suit.— Sizes 4 to 12. Extra Knee Pants—very serviceable. = ~ pa All-wool Knee Pants in pretty patterns. —$1.00 a pair.-— Fine All-wool Indigo Blue Flannel Knee Pants. Sizes 4to 15 years, #1 a pair. — ‘The only place in Washington where “The Mothers’ Friend” Shirt Waist issold is here—no buttons coming off—no ill fits. Fancy Percales in almost endless variety. ——75e. and $1.00 each. — Plain White with linen collars and cuffs. —$1.00 each. — (8d floor, 10th st. building.) Panasor Deranrwenr. CHILDREN'S AND MISSES’ PARASOLS. Children’s Parasols in shades of Tan, Navy ‘Blue and Cardinal Satin Pongee, with changeable silk ruffles, —50 and 75c. each. — Children’s Parasols in Red, Pale Blue, Tan, Heliotrope and Navy Blue, with satin stripes of same colors. — 0c. and $1.00 each. — ‘Misses’ Parasols in shades of Golden Brown, Gray, Red, Seal Brown, Navy Blue and Shon- don Blue Silk. with satin stripes, and in Plain ‘Red, Golden Brown, Mode and Tan Satin. —€1.25 and $1.50 each. — Children's Ciiina Silk Parasols,in all shades, with satin borders and White polka dots; also in flowered China silk, with border or ruffle of satin. —$1.75 each. — (First floor, 11th st. building.) er} WOODWARD & LOTHROP, myl 10th, 11th and F sts. n.w. Cuoose Tue Suave aT B™ BPR OY yo gs PERRYS. Since the “day one” some sort or other of ‘*8UN SHIELD" has been recognized asa natural necessity. Even nature offers the suggestion in her luxuriant growth of foliage that dots the streets—ouses of shade in the midst of al:nost desert heat. But one canno: live all day under a tree—so until we rise into the realization of the joys of the *‘daysof Bellamy” and our highways are canopied in the novel way his fancy pictures you must provide yourselves with individual protectors. By touches of beauty fashion seeks to ob them of the sternness of «rim necessity. She changes the pattern often. This season finds them ifferent from last—and next will note new line. It is a PARASOL OF TBE PRESENT only you must carry—and our popular-priced grades present the vari- ety. The size you will select as convenience may sug- gest. Your love of harmony will pick the color and the kind. AMONG OURS ARE: 22.inch PLAID SURAH, Garnet, Navy Blue, Brown, Gray, Belve and Black covered, at @3. Piaid, with FANCY BURDERS, sane shades, same price. 22-inch STRIPED SURAH in Red and Black, ‘Lilee and Black, and White and Black combina- tions—83.50. 22-inch CHANGEABLE SILK, with “sheaths” to match, natural wood mounts—83.73. 2einch CHANGEABLE SILK with satin striped border patterns—-84. SURAH PARASOLS with fringed ruffles, Car- dinal, Garnet, Navy Blue, Brown, Gray, Ecru, ‘Cream and Black covered—84.50. GROS GRAIN SILKS, satin striped borders 84. BLACK SURAH with borders of Rose and Biack, Yellow and Black and Lilac and Black grenadine, fancy ribbon bow as an ornament 8. 24-inch BUN UMBRELLAS in Garnet, Navy Bine, Biege and Black, mounted on natural sticks—$3.75. 26-inch SUN UMBRELLAS in Garnet, Navy. Blue and Black—natural wood mountings—84. 24-inch CHANGEABLE SILK UMBREL- LAS—Red and Black, Blue and Black, Beige and Black and Orange and Black effects, with natural wood handles—@3.50. 26-inch SILK and LISLE SUN UMBREL- ‘LAS—natural sticks—€2.65. Lisle Spun, natural silk—93. * ‘These are our specials, inch BLACK SILK with brocaded Rose border—88. BLACK SURAH, trimmed with net and ‘mounted on ebony handle—@5. BLACK SURAH, overlaid with polka dotnet, mounted on ebony stick and with a fancy rib- ‘bon bow—$12. BLACK SURAR, covered with new pattern of Chantilly lace and satin-edye ribbon bows—eb- ony sticks—€14 and $15. BLACK SURAU, with hand-run Spanish lace —— ‘Sticks and lined in Marceline— If none of these suit your fancy—some of the ‘unmentioned—and there are lots of them—may. Give them the honor of your attention, anyway. MOUBNING PARASOLS, ‘The Lines that follow will tell thetr own story most | Take the quality as guaranteed. 20-inch LEVANTINE SILK—ebony ban- dlee—@2. 22-inch—g2.25. ‘224nch SILK end LISLE covering and ebony handles—82.50. % ‘22-inch WINDSOR SILK_¢3. ee ae Sotnch ALLAILE GROS GRAIN—sbony bandles—$3.75. Q2anch GROS GRAIN SILK covered, lined ‘with Marceline silk—ebony jeticks—$5. Better quality, same style—$5.50. ‘UMBRELLAS. is a an a line or ra Uleniiiatascs encores ‘wo Gerinch GLORIA, mounted on oaseral cecks, with cases and tassels—¢1. fair sky on account of the ‘‘strength of their character” and weakness of their prices.—It is well to buy a bar- gain bee es ‘Be sure i {se bargain, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” NINTH STREST AND PENNSYLVANIA ness) ‘Established 1840. rerererrrrrrerererene rrrre rere reer rere reese “Dace News Br E. P. Meare FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1891. BEAR LITHIA! Why should you experi- BEAR LITHIA! ment with other Lithia BEAR LITHIA! Waters when it is univer- BEAR sal'y conceded that Bear BEAR BEAR BEAR BEAR ‘Lithia Water is the best and has the greatest medicinal ‘efficacy? About balf of the other Lithia Waters have absolutely mo remedial vir- BFAR LITHIA! tueat all. The sost won- BRAR LITHIA! derfal cures of severe cases BEAR of kkiney troubles, diseses BEAR of the Disdder and urinary BEAR LITHIA! organs have been effected by BEAR LITHIA! the use of Bear Lithia BEAR LITHIA! Water, and it has also BEAR LITHIA! wrought complete cures in BEAR LITHIA! the treatment of gout, rheu- BEAR LITHIA! — matisin,dyspepsiaand many BEAR LITAIA! other kindred troubles. BEAR LITHIA! — When such an eminent BEAR LITHIA! physician a8 Dr. Lewis A. BEAR LITHIA! Sayre of New York indorscs DEAR LITHIA! it in glowing terms over his BEAR LITHIA! own signature you can rest BEAR LITHIA! assured it is all that is BEAR LITHIA! claimed forit. It cured Dr. BEAR LITHIA! Sayre of the cout, and he BEAR LITHIA! prescribes it freely in his BEAR daily practice. BEAR Bear Lithia Water has and BEAR fs yet receiving unsolicited BEAR testimonials from nesr'y all BEAR points of the United States, BEAR LITHIA! and it is proving of ines- BEAR LITHIA! timable value in the treat- BEAR LITHIA! ment of all kidney and nrin- BEAR LITHIA! ary troubles, especially BEAR LITHIA! where an alkaline diuretic BEAR LITHIA! 4s appropriate, and where BEAR LITHIA! there is a gouty diativesis BEAR LITHIA! and in acid and nervous BEAR LITHIA! dyspepsi BEAR LITHIA! The free use of Bear BEAR Lithia Water will improve BEAR the health of any one tak- BEAR ing it, and especially those BEAR persons who have failed to BEAR find relief from other BEAR sources. Twelve balf-gallon BEAR bottles for $3.00. MERTZ’S DRUG STORE, SOLE CITY AGENTS FOR BEAR LITHIA WATER, 8.2. Cor. Lith and F sts. n.w. It revreretetrerertee sere PIPE IP ET St tee 0 82 2 2 2 “Tae Mosvcmexrat” Our Millinery is distinguished for matchless beauty and marvelous low prices. We are forcing the season at every point. It's always possible if youdare the risk. Well, we are sim- ply driving trade by the force of attractive prices and bears hard on Spring Millinery and Wraps. So with a dosen other Ines, | A bevy of *‘brand new” styles today. Perfectly charming Hats at §4 and $5; worth #6 and 88. Very rich and elegant styles at @6.50, $8 and 810. Our Milliners put the finest materials and their Dest ideas inty them. ‘Trimming to order goes on at « reat rate now. Good taste and low charges make this department famously successful. ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. Flowers are the favorite trimming. The ficld and garden right over again here. Prices are assuredly reasonable. A FLUBRY IN RIBBONS. Some of the handsomest French Ribbons sacrificed today. Gold Spot Ribbons, all silk, No. 40Gauze Ribbon at 30c. Reular price, 50. ‘A wonderful sale of Silk Velvet Ribbonsat 18c., 22c. and 25e. Worth 35c., a5c. and 50c. OUR BARGAINS IN GLOVES. THIRD GLOVE SALE. ‘The two special sales of Gloves we've already had this season were remarkable from four causes— quantity, quality, price, rapidity of sale. Of this third Glove sale the sane shall be said, and said louder, because this announcement shall bring to our counters new faces, who shall join with the famil- jar in telling Washington how Gloves go with us. LOWEST PRICE. Gloves for 7c. you are paying $1 to $1.25 for. Suede and Glace Kid, in 5 hook, for G7e. Rewular prices, $1.25 and 81.50. Our White and Buff Chamois at 97e. Regular price, a MEDIUM PRICE GLOVES. S-button Suede Mousquetaires. Regular price, $1.75. Fortwo days oniy, 81.25. Finest Undressed Mousquetaires, $1.09. Worth $2.25. The Best Foster, 7-hook Kid Glove, $1.50. Worth $2.25, ABOUT SPRING WRAPS. ‘WE MEAN BUSINESS. Our stock of Ladies' Capes, Reefers, Blazers and ‘Wraps is too large. ‘We give the benefit to the publicat once; it must move, and prices without regard to cost will do it. One lot of Ladies’ and Misses’ Jackets to go at 81.75, 82.29 and $4.20; worth 3.50, #5 and #10. About 75 elegant Biazers and Reefers in Black, Navy or Tan, in broken sizes. All this season's styles to go at 85 for your choice; worth $7to $10. THE MONUMENTAL, 1 937 AND 939 F 8ST. N.W, B. H. Srxewerz & Soxs, 1237 Pennsylvania ave. Hats from the establishments of York, and Christy & Co., Gentlemen's “Knox,” Youman's, Ne ‘London. Ladies’ Riding Hats. We open today Gymnasium, Athletic and Outing Suits. Special lot of fine Sik Umbrellas. my BBR wes BALI Tagg * SS a. “ou! fed Bys8 SPECIAL SALE OF ALL ARTICLES PERTAINING ‘Oc. String Bottom Jean Drawers..........0c.-.00-45¢ ‘50c. Balbriggan Shirts, French neck, pearl but- ener trres (need on Ree ‘S7ige. Fancy Half Hose........4..sesmneens. songs BBO @2e. Plain and Pleated Dress Shirts.....sccoe-ss+---500 (G1 Plain and Pleated Dreas Shirts. .s.s.-ccccssssess 00 250. Gentine Léon Brand Cuffs............ 206 BBC. APY CUM. oes o an ssennennesenensnveeenene sees 1.50 26-inch Genuine Gloria Umbrelia.........81.17 $1.75 28-inch Genuine Gloria Umbrellas. ........81.99 BAUM 3: 7H, ots AND D ara, Have you a ouese for our PREF @CVROPRAN ait You may & be lucky RING bast | WALA meee 4 eee Bazaa Sane 4444 ha4 444 "2324 No lady can afford to miss quote below a few ot themes we wil = ‘hingreat sae of ode and ee" wasn aot ioeem ots {hose piatm Corset Covers tn hixh sad low A Vey Pretty Corset Gover sires sfegcot analy camorice trimmed around Beka wonderful sh We nurte, Hamburg eanbroiiery y Former price, sie. Batneed A Haw: Corset Cover made of fine gualit bric, Vhsck ‘end Trout, whaneed around ae at secritice it at de." Formeriy sold at Ge." "SS % GOWNS. We have on ds Gowns. lent que hate,o8, band «lot of fall length, yt new ace Wuned srognd peck and eeslet We will offer a special of three rows, tusrtine i we will sell at t quality cot romes of solid Others With Serted between, with exquisite patterns of Naiteock inserting. These Gowus se have On im Tana 16 Our Gowns marked i sell attain sae fort!” iain ewes, 02-25, will Yon, some with yokes iriuned with embsoidery sea fucks im V shape. "Others yoke of solid embrusiery. full siceves. “These Gowns were ches) at 6125. bak they only eed tuapection to be appreciated SKIRTS, Mg bare on hand ful ine of Gatton nd Canut ‘rinituel ah andn'e embmeideri=s am tea Se Ste we will close out at eReellent quality cot Skirts marked in plain res 8! 4 ‘will sell fe = x Fatstcege met cet sy Landsouse eu nf. on * 1 ruffle, 9 inches in depth. DRAWERS. ‘We are selling the best pl above hem, yoke bands, in this to be the best Drawer f ‘We havea Drawer wade of sgl with embroidered, Fats Former price, dlc. EP IN OVR QL L HEUTE AH ae Pee ar we u Hpcgiaeasss teem gad, Bonnets than any. ia Kings Pa vale whch Shee We FEEL OFren, AMONG Figoats, HESE WONDERFUL Soa ik Wary Henrietta at 6 Pure Mohair (one) at Site. China Silk ( Black 7 gus finished fren -b Henrietta at 7B. povely 8c. Sernye Caan ms at Lge. Camibric, 103°. 5 Dre 10-4 Pequot Blea et Sheetige Chest B84. Z0inch 81.35 Table Dasnank at = ‘BRO BRUDHEAD & Co. 1819 and L821 14th st, near 5 st, Established 1867. muy 3 x 23 BanGaine oo Er 0% at TOMORROW R ‘ONLY. F “oo & a FRE A ooo B © Eee 24 God i if culip. —1—0-—o— SPECIAL NO, 1. — Children's and Misses! = —_ AT 73c. Hand-made Ties, heeled or AT 7c. —— spring heeled, Dongola or = —— = Ladies Hand-turmed Real = —— AT —- Dongola Oxford Ties, plain © AT Te. tov or patent tip. Te. — ‘Men's Chenille-worked Vel- = —— AT —_vet House Slippers, Everettor = AT Tac. —opermatyle. ‘Te. os SPECIAL NO. 2 AT Boys’ and Youth Fine AT $1.20. Casco Calf Button or Laced 1.20. —— __ Dress Shoes. —- —= Ladies’ Kid Button Boot, = —_ AT common sense style oropers = AT $1.20. withtip. 2.20. — ‘Men's Kangaroo Calf South- AT erm Ties, laced, buttomor = AT W. A. Prence & Co. Seccemors to RO. Davis, TI Market Spans, ‘Corner Sth Street. ‘WE WILL HAVE A SPROIAL MARK-DOWN BARGAIN SALE FOR TOMORROW, SATURDAY. Look over the list; it will interest you. You Know when we advertise « SPECIAL SALE you always find the BARGAINS as advertine, and ‘then, too, we always try to make Setuniay « day of special interest, as there are many articles that ladiee need forthe mext day that they can- not weil do without : and then, asin, we CON- SIDER ft the littie FOLKS’ day, as the CHIT. DREN all have holiday @sturitay. It ina good time to take them out and get them their SPRING FIXINGS, and you know, of course, by this time that we have the MOST EXCLU- SIVE and COMPLETE CHILDREN’S depart- ment in the city, SCAN this balletin with your ECONOMICAL EYE. See how you can save money. WHITE GOODS MARK DOWN. 20 styles of CHECK, PLAID AND STRIPED FRENCH ORGANDIES. Recular price, 140. MARKED DOWN for Saturday to Me. yard. EXTRA FINE INDIA DIMITIES, In FULL CHECKS, PLAIDS and STRIPES, Very sheer. Rewular price, 3 and S50. «yard. MARKED DOWN to 2c. « yard. BLACK AND WHITE FIGURED INDIA LINEN, Ina variety of patterns. Regular price, 12ige MARKED DOWN FOR SATURDAYS to We. a yard. — SPOOL SILK MARK DOWN. Ino. D. Cutler's well-known Spoo! Bik is the ‘only silk that has held to the original price of 0c. a spool. As weare the only merchants in this city handling this old and reliable brand of Spool Silk we don"t feel that we are treading on Any one else's toes by cutting the prices. Be. winning tomorrow and continuing hereafter we ‘will sell this Silk, in Black and Colored, tor Se. a spool. HERE 18 THE GREATEST MARK DOWN YET. 7 dozen CHATELAIN BAGS, made of BEAL- SKIN, OOZE CALF, PLAIN RUSSIA, in Biack, Brown and Draty with oxidized finish. ings. Rewular price, 7. MAKKED DOWN to Ze. each. 50 STYLES OF CHINA SILK TIES, In PLAIN colors and figured ; all new designs; EXTRA WIDE and long. Regular prices, 30 and 45c. OUR SPECIAL price, 250. for chutes. ALL-SILK BLACK GRENADINE TIES, EXTRA WIDE and long. Regular price, ite, OUR SPECIAL price, 25¢. each. ——————________. DRESS SHIELDS. Wehave another WAGON LOAD sf those “WARRANTED” DRESS SHIELDS. The “CHARM,” “PEARL,” “EXQUIS- ITE," and “NE PLUS ULTRA.” Wehave sold many hundred pairs in the past few days. ‘This, Jot isfor Saturday. Prices, 21, 1% 15 and Ike. Sizes, 1,2,3,4. Every pair @UARAN- TEED to wear well or MONEY REFUNDED. MARK DOWN IN STATIONERY. 100 boxes of “OLD ENGLISH” STATION- ERY, each box containing 50 shess of note paper and 50 square envelopes. Resnlar price, 2c. MARKED DOWN for SATURDAY to Ae. box. PARASOL ANNOUNCEMENT. ‘We have just received another lange ship- ment of those HANDSOME LOULINE SILK PARASOLS, in different styles, ¢ Black and White; also colored. They are god value for 2.50, them for $2 each Also a NEW ARRIVAL of MOURNING PARASOLS, in LOUISINE ani WINDSOR SILKS. SPECIAL PRICES, @, 62.50 and €2.75 each. Full ASSORTMENT of *HILDREN'S PARASOLS; allcolors. Regulr price, 75e. MARKED DOWN to 68e. each, ‘The sun $s so very warm now fat you cannot afford to put off buying you Parasol. You must havea new one. Your iat season's is not in style and a Parasol is a thir that ts very mo- ticeable. Any one can tell at aclance that yours is mot up to date. Get yoursif « new Parasol. Bein style. They don't cosmuch. You can buy a nice one here for @2, off you want some ‘thing better we can show tht on up to @4,ail in the newest novelties, PERFUMERY SPECIALS, WEST INDIA BAY RUM, Worth 8c. MARKED DOWN to. pint. LARGE-SIZED BOTLE FLORIDA WA- TER, extra quality Worth 0c. bottle, MARKED DOWN to 3. bottle. OAKALINE HAIRDONIC, The best HATR INVIGORATOR inv. An excellent prepare tion for cieansing th ®ealp. 5c. bottle. LUNDBORG’S CLEBRATED EXTRACTS. The best and nost asting perfume in use m the following extract: SWISS LILAC, LILY of the VALLEY, JASMINE, WEST END, ORANG BLOSOM, WHITE HELIOTROPE, VIOLET MILJEFLEURS, WHITE ROSE, NEW MOWN HAY, STEPHANOTIS, BRIDAL BOUQFES, JOCKEY CLUB. 25 and 35e. on, Bottiefurnished free of charge. LADIES’ LISLE RIBBED COMBINATION ITS. SPECIAL, @1.25. VALUE. SPECIAL, 2 for 25c. r INFANTS’ AND CHILDREN'S GAUZE MERINO SHIRTS in broken sizes, SPECIAL ‘We have closed out the surplus stock of = Prominent importer of the useful foods and ‘Will put on sale TOMORROW (Ssturday) 200, dozen Ladies’ Fine Sheer HANDKERCHIEFS inal of the new spring patterns of fancy col- ‘ored borders, either with wide or narrow hem. HEMSTITCHED. Regular prices, 15, 18 2ie. WE HAVE MARKED THIS