Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: ‘THURSDAY. * -May 31, 1901. ‘CROSBY 8. NOYES. - Editor. THE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Local Cirealation of any Newspaper in the World, ané as an Advertising Medium ts worth mere than all the other papers published in Washiagton. ———— ‘The third party has come. According to its name, it is the people's party, and its princi- ples are those of the Farmers’ Alliance and the Knights of Labor. For a while it seemed prob- able tbat action would be deferred until nearer the campaign of 1892, but the radical element prevailed over the leading mindsand the party was born. Although the conservative influ- ence was defeated in this matter it was success- ful in resisting the impulse to graft on the organization all the various isms and issues that characterize the times, and in causing the statement of principles to be much less wild and contradictory than bad been expected from the incongruous elements of the conven- tion. This may in some measure counter- balance the effect of a too early movement. It is significant of a certain preperation and cobesiveness in the leading elements among the political reformers who look to the formation of « third party to remedy all public ills and private mis- fortunes and embarrassments. ‘The subtreas- ury scheme, the income-tax proposition, the threatened seizure of surplus railway lands, the control of railroads by the governtaent—these are possibly conservative ideas according to the standards of conservatism set up by the alliance and the knights, though other politi- eal thinkers will consider them at least suffi- ciently progressive for any party planning to secure a substantial following in this country. Free trade is thinly veiled under periphrastic expressions, and free and unlimited silver coinage i set in the foreground of the platform. This convention, although mak- ing « platform for a party docs not un- dertake to nominate its candidates. That is a work which may be better done nearer the time for the candidates to have a reason of be- ing. Some unsympathetic critics say that the platform might well have beon launched at the time the crew wore rendy, but the new party was evidently not formed to pleaso such fas- tidious people. The people’s party 1, it ap- pears, © great scheme which requires to be handled earefally in sections and put together when everything is ready. First the seed, then the blade, then the ear, last the full corn in the ear. In other words, fitting the agricultural ile to the history of the agricultural move- ment leading to the party, firet the Farmers’ Alliance, then the Ocala call to arms, after- ward the Cincinnati convention, and lastly’ the events to come next year, culminating in victory or defeat. Only one party can choose its President, but it is possi- ble for the present movement by pressure of public sentiment to have a modicum of success without carrying the election. It is this fact that gives the third party movement signifi- cance in American politics. So far as practical results in 1892 are concerned the most thst the third party men can expect is to prevent pres- idential election by the people, and to cause the choice of a democratic President by the House. They may expect to carry the prosi-| dential election of 1896. Before that date both of the old parties count upon the collapse of the new organization. So that for the present the democrats, frou interested motives, smile upon the movement and wish it strength and | success-at least until 1892—while the republ cans, from equally interested motives, frown upon it, a Several important relizious bodies are in ses | sion. The most general interest perhaps at- taches to the general awembly of the Presb: terians at Detroit, which convenes today, and which is expected toact upona proposed revision of the creed. Although the work of the commit- tee is expressly on lines marked out by those leaders of the denomination who hold implic- | itly to the general doctrines of Calvinism, there is opposition in influential quarters to any con- siderable changes even in form of statement. ‘The principal points of difference are those con- cerning the eternal decrees and the prominence to be given to the doctrine of final reprobation. The present assembly is not expected, under | the constitution of the church, to settle the belief of the church in these grave matters, | but they will form the subject of consideration | in the assembly of 1892. —<——-—___ While there will be naturally opposition to the incoming of Russian Hebrews with little or no means of livelihood into this republic. an antiSemite agitation is altogether another matter. Such an agitation is threatened in England. Londoners may well put down the “sweaters” —that is, the tailors who pinch their employes into a pauper’s grave, and eract laws to restrain undesirable immigration. Bat a general clamor against Israclites because some of the Russian members of the race are said to be on the parish is unjust .and irrational. The Jewish people have always taken care of their indigent, of whom there are perhaps fewer than of any people who ever lived. sotlveibaey siesta eee The Servian government calms public feel- ing by confiscating all the editions of the op- position newspapers. If Servia were advanced EAU RT POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 77H STREET. A AA AA a fo Pe A & iz Bn Aaa = Eee tS ¢ 85g ITTT A RRR Sug TAA i” Ss F MSE E ae et ee BRR FE M NNN AA NN RR E - a eae et RR EEE u NNNA A NN S83 A L EEE Sss5 2° A CLLL EER FOR THREE Days, FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY, Exbgacine the hundreds of remnante lett from the “SELL AT A SACRIFICE. ‘The itews Lelow will TELL A TALE OF LOSSES. ‘They will talk for Ley oy better than we can for Ail Remnants sre marked with MED TICKETS, EN'S GOO! = BILK Neckwear, tecks and four-in-hands .. -12K0 ac. Half Hose, solid cardinal: Uc. pair ike. W ibted Underwe Be. ‘25e. Windsor Scarfs, full length ic 18 83.50 French Fiaunel Shirts, asst. sizes @2.25 GLo 4 pair 81.50 Men's O Kid Gloves.....98c. pair 1 -5O Men's Dressed Kid Gloves, stitched 1 Jet: lack a soe 1 lot 81 Pie Skin Gioves, aii ‘shad LOAK AN EPARTMENT. 6 Ladies’ 86 Licht. weight Cioth Newmarkets for traveling, sizes J2 to 36 1.08 each ~68e. wacl 98 Fereale W sizes Ste 42. White ‘Sulty bandscuvely’ embroidered, 26, pen were # ‘Misses’ Piain and Checked Cloth Dresses, fo 12; were $3to@. Ked Ticketed ‘3 Misses" Creain Jersey ogress ted BOYS’ SHIRT WaISTS. Se. Laced Front Outing Shirt Waists, 3 colors. Ked Ticketed.. stems 0c. Snow Onis CORSETS, UNDERWEAR AND INFANTS’ GOODS. 5 Thompson's Abdominal Corsets, white, sizes and Vere $1.50. Red Ticketes . 8 Child o Wi 26 and 17 Children’s 68. and Children's 75e. and handling EAl LADIES’ NECK 'd sets. Collars and Cuffs... (Odd Pompadour bilk Kuching 98e. to $1.50 Black Lace and Crepe Lisse Ruch: ings, ribbon ends. 3 Odds ‘and Ends of Collars. Were from Odds and Ends of Linen Collars and Cat id mourning Were E nthe of Drapery Nei 73. ‘Ticketed, Biack Demi. Flouuc Black Silk Red Trek hait dozen; were 6c. to $3.50. Remnants of Table Linens. Red, bleached and un- bleached, at 1 lot of tly reduced prices. Bordered, Uubieaclsed Doylies, 17-inch square—were . _ Red Tickated 62340. “0 Reuinante of Russia Crash. worth Ieise to 150. a "Tg meas fa ee, “re remnants 0 “Fruit of 1 CS -— aleaeeieipoetias A lot of Hed and White Plaid Doylies, suitable for fe creain cafes, Be.—worth oc. Ned Tickewed Si iger zen. A lot of remnants of the best American Ginghams— wore 12. Ked Ticketed Oe. Yard. KEMNANTS OF DRESS GouDs AN. cs. Beene lente of Zc. Chal sents op ¥ Remnants of 7¢. Piain-colored. ‘Spring Dress Robes at half price. $18 Kober, si NS. Large Straw! Woven initinie Saocea ce Silk Garter biaatic, frilled edge. ry to Loe. Tolvet Soa Bas Bi 2 Venvard Asmara MBRELLAS AND Pan, Alis-ilk Umbrellas, 59 Sun Uubre.las, HH. ® 17H & co, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. THURSDAY, MA’ a TE TOMOBROW, MAY 22, ANL SATURDAY, MAY 23, ‘Wo shall make extra effort to introduce at prices much below the regular figures our line of Ladies’ Silk Gloves, in colorsand Fast Black. These gloves are made with three-ply finger tips and are warranted not to wear out atthe finger ends. We give « printed guarantee with every pair. ‘Lot 1. Rexular price &Se. For two days 700. +Lot2, Regular price $1. For two days 80c. Lot 3. Regular price $1.15, For two days Sc. Lot4. Regular price $1.65. For two days 81.37. ‘Haves pair tried on at our risk. ‘Misses’ Taffeta Silk Mousquetatres, 20c. a pair. ‘Ladies’ Taffeta SUk Mousquetaires, Yast Black, 370. © pair. Ladies’ Pure Silk Mousquetaires, 35 and 50c. a palr. Ladies’ Pure Silk Mitts, 20, 25, 35, 50 and 75e. ‘Misses’ Pure Silk Mitts, 19 and 25. » pair. ‘Ladies’ Fure Silk Mitts, luce tops, worth 50. at 37¢. DAMAGED KID GLOVES. ‘We bave a laren lot of Ladies’ Kid Gloves, slightly damaged, which we shail sell at one-thixd of regular prices, E SH ERY Y PR E. SLY RE WE 2% Way Ee Lg F £83 oa EE ¥ Tuy “oo? We 'W fee BH Ss98 = 500 OU line of Wroaths in Fruits, Flowers, Grasses, 48c., 75e., O8¢., $1.25, $1.48, $1.98, $2.48, ‘Morning Glory Wreath, 25c. LARGEST ASSORTMENT, LOWEST PRICES ‘M. W. BEVERIDGE will commence TO- MORROW, FRIDAY, MAY 22, to sell at auc- tion China, Glass Ware, &c., At bis former store, 1009 Pa. ave. ‘The stock consists of DECORATED DINNER and TEA SETS, TOILET SETS, DECORATED PLATES, PARLOR LAMPS, Vases, Orna- ments, &., &e, As we have refurnished our new store, No. 1215 F st., desire to sell all remaining stock at 1009 Pennsylvania ave. mb7-3m Canmaar & Ley, ‘928 7th and 706 K st. n.w. Another big drop in Summer Dress Goods. ‘The balance of our stock of Black Ground Colored Flowers, Imitation China Silk, 32 inches wide, to goat 9c. ayard. This isa rare bargain, and they will not last long at such » Price. & Shantong Pongees. Just the thing for cool summer dress. Reduced to 12%. a yard. ‘Men's Outing Shirts. Outing Flannel, made with French yoke and shaped sleeves and ex- tension collar band, only 45c. each. Fine Cheviot, only 50c. Imported Cheviot, only 75c, ‘Silk-finished Satine, only 8 Penjaub and Madras, only $1.50. Silk, only $2.50. We are headquarters on these goods. Balance of stock of Mattings we wish to close and will offer inducements to do 0. my21 CARHART & LEIDY. ARTISTS. ‘Our GOL and 03 Mass. ave. — Awrrame To Reace Tar Exo: Inthe “DISCONTINUING SALE” in our LADIES’, MISSES" and CHILDRENS'CLOAK SUIT and WRAP DEPARTMENT we have put the whole stock “‘on therun.” Value prices have been thrown tothe “*four winds of heaven"—and ‘“HURRYING” ONES substituted that are almost Jost in nothingness inthe shadow of the great qualities they are moving. We have made one sreat general reduction of ““THIRTY-THREE AND ONE-THIRD PER CENT” on EVERY- THING IN THE DEPARTMENT—and the great flood of public appreciation is promptly im- Proving the opportunity. But nothing stands in the way of our determination. The instant « line lags we lash it into greater activity bya STILL DEEPER CUT IN THE PRICE. There is no buncombe about this sale. The object is a legitimate one—the methods bold and fearless—the result speedy. Profitable to you—gratifying to us—because it leaves us masters of our inten- tions. ‘Xo sale was ever conducted in this broad land that laid before the people such HIGH GRADE QUALITIES—such SEASONABLE GARMENTS-at such an utter disregard of profit and cost, ‘Time is worth more to us Just now than money—and we're willing to buy it with a stock that's ‘unapproached in variety and elegance. SAKES & COMPANY. One-third off on everything—except what we have put on # THE LIST AS SPECIAL Senseys. “Crose-Resrepy Revers. ‘There has been a perfect swarm of buyers ‘We've pulled a still tighter line on some three around the pile of Jerseys sincethe sale opened. or four lots of Ladies’ Light Refers. We're ‘Now there may be two hundred left—but you'll bound they shail be a bargain to the buyer. have to hunt for the size—We'll pay you for LOT 314-CADET BLUE, edged with gold your time in = “‘shrunken” price. All the cord; silk frogs; sik facings and squarecut 1.60, 61.75 and 82 Jerseys are now collar, They're marked $11.25. — 2 ente— as s. SAKS AND COMPANY. LOT 394.-CADET BLUE LOOSE FRONT More “Brastrxe” Ix Tur Brazens. JACKETS. Marked $6.75— Half will 83.38. The Blue, White, Fancy Striped, Cream, ‘Tan and Ecra Flannel and Silk Blazers— buy them, ——— LOT 208.— NATURAL WOOL TAN trimmed and plain—sizes 34 to 44—we've CUT IN HALF. COLORED BLAZERS, with the full rolling collar handsomely embroideped. They're ‘The $3 ones are $1.50. ‘The $3.75 ones are $1.88. marked $18— ‘The €4 ones are #2. ‘The $4.25 ones are $2.13, ‘The 4.50 ones are $2.25, ‘The $5 ones are $2.50. ‘The 85.75 ones are $2.88. SAKS AND COMPANY, ee Bazil 99. ‘These lots are among the handsomest of the whole stock. The prices are ‘‘pushers.” SAKS AND COMPANY, Gossamers. Srranare Sxurs, We're “‘all at sea’ as to sizes on the Gossa- Here's where it hurts. A manufacturer bas ican sek Sea neva ware refused to accept the countermand of our or- “CUT IN HALF” der. We're working like bevers to clear out in price—and it'll be worth your while to pick stock, and here's another large invoice thrown on our hands. There's no use borrowing trouble—but we'll make ‘em go out faster than ‘they come in, BLACK, NAVY BLUE and TAN BRILLIAN- ‘TINE SKIRTS—we mark them over. SAKS AND COMPANY. Warre Laws Svrrs cut in the latest patterns—trimmed tastily—are « THIRD LESS THAN THEY'RE MARKED. sy the ‘You couldn’t make them for that. fou cor ALL-WOOL PLAID SKIRTS—all colors and 8AKS AND COMPANY. combinations— me 83.33 instead of @5. Brace Caseuene Surrs. All the Ladies’ Suite suffer the 33% per cent ‘eduction except one lot—1502—that goes down BLUE and BROWN FIGURED CHINA SILK, with silk velvet band around the bot- tom-edged with silver braid.— 86 instead of 89. tos threadbare” price. It's marked €8.75— PLAIN BLACK SURAH SKIRTS— an even FIVE-DOLLAR BILL will buy them 88 instead of 812. as long as they last. Fe BLACK SURAH SKIRTS (made allin one ‘They're perfect-fitting, stylishly cut and lece)— haven't an equal in anybody's stock. $12 instead of $18. BLACK MOHAIR, with deep knife plaiting ‘round the bottom— 85 instead of 87.50. They're the Riding Hatit Drapery—the latest that’s approved for separate skirts.—Take ‘em SAKS AND COMPANY. Cunprews Wrars. ‘We have made «clean sweep of all the Chil- dren's Wraps. Every garment in the depar:- ment that iss child's size is held only at at these prices and welcome. SAKS AND COMPANY. a what it is marked—end you know we were credited with having the choicest line in the Sr A F EW Lert. city. ‘The White Lawn Waists with the bor plait- GRETCHEN-ONE-HALF! ing—sold for 75c., but the ‘*Discontinuing” BLAZERS—ONE-HALF! Brice is : REEFERS—ONE-HALF! naire LONG CLOAKS—ONE-HALF! SAKS AND COMPANY. SAKS AND COMPANY. Six Daessrxe Sacaves. ‘What there are left of the Silk Dressing Sacques—Blue, White, Brown, Pink and Nile Green—elegantly neglige—ere cut in two in price. They were #15. NOW, —*87.50.— SAKS AND COMPANY. Turorrep J ackers. All the Fancy Foreign Jackets—(they were ‘special models delivered to us)—that are marked $18, $20, $22, €25 and $30. You can have your choice of at —s12— SAKS AND COMPANY. W. A. Pierce & Ca. Successors to E. G. Davis, ‘719 Market Space, Corner Sth street. REMNANT BARGAINS FOR FRIDAY, OUR WREKLY REMNANT DAY. As cach week passes by the larwe assortments (Of Spring Attractions dwindle until tyou only find broken lots and short lenwths of goods that few weeks back represented © full stock of goods, Some articles by the gross and dozens, Others by the piece and dozen pieces. As we sy, the greater part of these goods are dis- posed of, LEAVING ONLY (REMNANTS, WHICH HAVE to give way and make room for the constantly increasing stock of WARM WEATHER GOODS; that is why we CLOSE OUT THESE ODDS AND ENDS AT SUCH ABSURD PRICES. Rewxaxts Or Corrox DRESS FABRICS, 10 pieces or about 300 yards of **CRAPON,” the new cotton dress fabric,im a variety of fyur- ings, in BLACK AND WHITE, CREAM AND BLACK, GRAY, HELIOTROPE AND LAV- ENDER EFFECTS. Regular price, 30 and 25e. yard. Remnant price, 1c. yard. As this te all we have of this desirable goods vou had better makean early morning cally You want any at this reduction price. The Arat there gets the choice of selection. Rewxaxts Ixy Livres Fensismxe DEPARTMENT. 8 of those NEW CANVAS CLOTH VASSAR SHIRTS for LADIES—laundried. Regular Price, 1.75. Remnant price, 5 pairs LADIES’ DRAWERS, with full ruffle of French embroidery and 2 clusters of fine tucks. of blind embroidery, 3 clusters of large tucks and one of fine tucks. Regular price, bc. ‘Remnant price, 3c. pair. Reaxaxts Ix Cunprexs Foastsu- NGS. 3 CHILDREN’S WHITE SHEERED MULL HATS. Kegular price, $1.60. Remnant Price, 29c. each. 4 CHILDREN’S CAPS, MADE of FINE SWISS EMBROIDERY. Regular price, $1.25 and $i. Remnant price, Sic. each. Rewxaxvs Or Cunpzexs Crorn REEFERS, 3 NAVY BLUE CLOTH REEFERS, with gold buttons and anchors, Size 6, 8 and 10 years. Regular price, $1.25. Remnant price, ‘8c, each. 2NAVY BLUE CLOTH REEFERS, extra quality. Sizes6and8 years. Regular price, $2.25. Remnant price, $1.08 each. 3 TAN CLOTH KREEFEKS. Sizes 4, 6 and 8 years. Rewular price, $1.98, Remnant Price, $1.49 each. 5 SCOTCH CHEVIOT REEFERS, in Brown and Whiteeffects. Sizes4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 years. —. -Price, $4.49. Kemnant price, 83.28 eae) 14paire 8-BUTTON SUEDE, in Tan. Sizes 5% and 6%. Slightly discolored. Regular price, $1. Remnant price, 50c. pair. 10 pairs 8-BUTTON SUEDE GLOVES, in Tan. Regular price, $1.25. Remnant price, ‘78. pair. Small lot 4BUTTON SUEDE GLOVES, in Tans and Drabe. Regular price, @1. Rem- nant price, 75c. pair. Small lot CHILDREN'S SILK GLOVES, in ‘Tans. Regular price, Gie. Remnant price, 25e. pair. Ressasts Ix Warre Goons De PARTMENT. 0 pieces of SHEER COTTON MULL. Reg- Ular price, 15c.yard. Remnant price, 9.yard. 5 pieces of BLACK AND WHITE FIGURED INDIA LINENS. Regular price, 1c. Rem- nant price, Sc. yard. Rewsaxts Ix Panasor Derantuest. 2 SURAH SILK PARASOLS, Navy and White, Navy and Cardinal, slightly discolored by water. Regular price, $4. Remnant price, 82. Weach. 1 BLACK AND WHITE SURAK P, Le, Kew slightly discolored, Regular price, nant price, 82. 1 LIGHT GARNET SURAH PARASOL, lightly discolored. Regular price, $4. Rem- nant price, €2. 1 HANDSOME TAN SILK SUN UM- BRELLA, slixhtly discolored. Regular price, @4._ Remnant price, #2. 1 WINE-COLORED SILK SUN UMBRELLA, ‘very new, slightly discolored by water. Regu- lar price, #4. Rewnant price, #3. Hosrery Ruwyaxrs. 5 pairs UNBLEACHED LISLE HOSE CHecker's). Sizes 8 and 8%. Regular price, 0c. Remnant price, 2c. pair. 5 pairs BALBRIGGANS. Sizes 8 and 8%. ‘Regular price, 25c. Remnant price, 190. pair. 3 pairs EXTKA SIZE BALBRIGGANS. IT 18 TRUE BEYOND QUESTION THaT IF YOU WANT To BUY THE FINEST READY-MADE CLOTHING IN WASHINGTON YOU MUST COME TO US FOR IT. OUR STOCK 18 HEAD AND SHOULDERS ABOVE THOSE OF OTHER DEALERS, BOTH AS TO QUALITY OF FABRICS AND STYLE OF THE GARMENTS. OUR LINE OF CUTAWAY SACK SUITS FOR DRESSY YOUNG MEN NEEDS NO RECOMMEDATION FROM US. THEY COMMEND THEM. SELVES TO ALL WHO SEE THEM AS THE MOST PERFECT READY- MADE GARMENTS IN AMERICA. THEY ARE CORRECT IN STYLE, FAULTLESS IN FIT, ARTISTIC. ALLY TRIMMED, THOROUGHLY TAILORED AND MODERATE IN PRICE. THE HIGHEST GRADE CLOTHING AT EXCEEDINGLY LOW GRADE PRICES. HAVE YOU SEEN THEM? ROBINSON, PARKER & ©O., AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 8.E COR 71H AND D STS N.W. —. yy YOU WEAR SHOES? You can save 15, cent this week. Wo Eo RENEASTER, _my212t 2 a Black Lace, 7c. myZi-st_ KAFI’S ENTERPRISE, 1241 Lith st. ne Tae Srasox For Packrsa Away Clothes, Carpets, Blankets, Purs, ‘&c., is right upon us. “Camphor Gum is very hich and shrewd housekeepers are taking advantage of prices and using substitutes for this purpose. Great head- way hasbeen made in the manufacture of preparations of this kind. Moth balls, ‘quite extensively Used for several years, are objectionable because of their disa~ wreeabie odor. We offer this season MINERAL CAMPHOR, Doing away almost entirely with these objections and guaranteed to protect against moths or their larvm, which do as much damage as the moths them- selves. Three «rades. Prices are: ‘Mineral Camphor, best grade, 20c. per ib. (Tripie refined.) ‘Mineral Camphor, second grade, 15¢. per Ib. (Double refined.) ‘Mineral Camphor, good, Se. per Ib, (Single refined. ) KOLB PHARMACY, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, By 7TH AND E N.W. 0 YOU WEAR SHOES? jou ean sa cont this week Ei REXEASTEN & 00., _my2tt iis Fit, 2 Seite rope, Cream and White, 106. inch Crepe, Cream and White, 10e. Franch Sash ivbon, ail sh 5 % All shades, T5e., myZi<t_RAFF'S ENTERPRISE, 1241 1th st. s. Wx. H. M°Ksews DAILY LETTER, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1801. It is a little exasperating to you, no doubt, to ‘fee certain “good things” advertised and when you call for them find them “all sold.” For this very reason we will not enumerate any ‘more of the bargains now on sale, except where we are confident we have enough to go around. Come and look. We advertised the day before yesterday a few Coats reduced from $10.50 to ‘5—less than half price—also Misses’ Reefers and Blazers, from $3.50, 64 and €4.50 to 82. Of the former we have none. Of the latter only a few. But we have a quantity of Ladies’ Coats, Wraps and Long Cloaks, mostly one or two of astyle, which weare offering at greatly reduced prices. Being the only exclusive Cloak ant Swit house in the city—centering every business thought and enerzy upon these lines—we are naturally best able to please you in style, ft, workmanship, finish and price—the clains of con petitors to the contrary notwithstanding. Dozens called for the Five-dollar Full-roll Blazer as quickly as its arrival was announced. It is the best 85 summer cost produced. New China Stik Dickeys—the sham shirt ‘waists for ladies. Stripes and polka dots. ‘We have reduced a line of Ladies’ Fancy Shirt ‘Waists to 50c.—best obtainable for the price. Cor Ix Har. FRIDAY ONLY. of our 75e. Squares and Center Pieces stam ta'ae w acatra f ‘iuman subeclaery wiles See our display of them 11 desizne fisieied to show the effert Parties wishing work to take away with them should rs OPPENHEIMER'S, ‘514 Och st. new, Stamping and Designing toorder. “F-ne Works specialty. it “Where ignorance ws bliss ‘tis Folly to be wise” mieht be written o: the merchants who, with a limited wartety ‘of styles, think they have Corsets to perfectly it all manner of fyrures. Ladies who make s selection from. these limited collections ate ap*, unwittingly, to Wear i-fitting Corsets, but should they be content with the sayin: Where ignorance se bites tas folly to be wnee. HEADQUARTERS FOR CORSETS. ‘The Palais Royal is headquarters: Ist, by virture of & stock twice the size and « variety thres times as large as in any other establishment in this city , 2. by hav tng in charge of the department « lady with more 3- Perience than the majority of those who endeavor of Pretend to make Corects to order: 34. by the launder and repair of nee. 4th. by quotine the lowest prices, Sth, by the slmeuce of ail unreliable makes, Tareesta Axyeat Srectan Suz or SUMMER CORSETS. ion of the materiale 4 $1 Rammer Corts sat we offer better values than here- order to quickly introduce these INWI I sale prices are quoted for tofore. In styles the following spec tomorrow Friday, May SESS BhAALDARALRA RRR RAREKREROARRLRRE NOTICE. —1 he mont complete collecti A marvel of beauty and lightness ts Pongee SUL Corset, weighing but four ped scientifically and ost dura’ So superior in style, ft and Spectal onder in siuntlar Ask to see the “Royal Leicester,” pronounced Lester, only #1.50.8 pair. FASSO OR PANSY CORSE: ‘The Palais Royal has been favored with the sole agency for Washington. This is @ compliueut only bertowed.on the leading corset house ot the various ““The Fasso” Corset, after its many years’ trial both in Europe and America, is acknowledged to be #u bertor to ail others. - me Sryed as a model for many imitations, nowe which bas ever equaled it im form, or maternal. ree Its points of excellence are a long, tapering waist, eracefully curved back, perfectly shaped and eaxily ‘Atting hips, withthe bust and shoulder lines so pro- Portioned in each model as to ensure the greatest ad: Vantage in appearance, Wile affording periect ease to THE PALAIS ROYAL SPECIALTIES. “PASSO” CORSETS. ‘These celebrated French Corsets arecut and made separately and entirely by hand. Acknowledged the ‘world over as the best. Prices, @5.50 to @25. “bo While not in such variety of styles asthe shove, this is the Corset par excellence forthose who prefer the long waist and hich bust. Price, “A LA FASS.” This isa French Corset made to our special onler and, wile not finished as elegantly, bas the fitting ‘qualities of the “Faso.” Price, §: “A LA DONITA.* Our Paris manufacturer has succeded tn copying the celebrated *“Douita” so that we can sell st 64.0 pair. “PALAIS ROYAL.” This specialty Corset was made for us in imitation of the Veuus Price only #1.50. 2 “A LA PALAIS ROYAL.” A Coutil Corset that for at, durability and finish be compared with many #1 Corsets. Price, so-ceute RIDING COKSETS. These French Corsets need ouly to be tried to be ap- Preciated. Price, #1.50. PEATHER-WEIGHT CORSETS. While aptly termed ““Feather-weight” thelr St and finish assure durability. Three lengths. Sizes 1b to . Prices, Sve. 2 UR @1 CORSETS. It would be invidious to point toany onestyle. Mak- ing a specialty of €1 Corsets we claims by far the lances variety in the city. MISSES’ CORSETS, Improved Long-waist Corset, with the fan back. ‘Th medical faculty prescribe it for preventing m stooping THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Srrcut Sace Or Hosizex AND SUMMER UNDERWEAR OF ALL KINDS. Awhole colump would not suifice for a price Ist ‘Wore we to start at the 12jyc. Swiss Kibbed Vesteand mention all intermediate grades uniil the $8.50 SUK Vests were reached. And so with Hosiery. Be- tween the price extremes, 250. and $5.50, area hun- dred prices and nearly hundred styles. We think we are making this advertisement the most attractive by Quoting the best values—the extraordinary values. THE PALAIS ROYAL. @etails below.) rraorpixany Bancarws [x Hosterx. AT 25 CENTS A PAIR, LOT 1.—Hermsdorf's Celebrated Fast Black Hone, boot patterns, Fast Black feet and ankles, with striped uppers. Usually sold at 35e....... - BSc. pale LOT 4.—Boot patterns, feet and ankles in scarce ‘Leather shades and Grays, uppers of stripes, Ue. pair LOT 13.—Lisle Thread Hose Hose in Bive, Pink, (Cream, Lavender... Re. pate LOT ®.—Ribbed Cotton Hose, Fast Black fet and ankles, with uppers in Dress Goods shades. ....25e. pair & few steps further in constitutional govern- “ Kencuterse ment confiscation of newspapers would result Wee a been removtelled at a great expenses wo think (without Plaid Ail-siik, Surah’ Doasting) we have the largest and best equipped studio Is - Children’s Parasols, all shades. Foot size 8. Regular price, S0c. Remnant Dows Daors Tar Wixrex Wescurs.———-————-— LOT 5.—Cluster Rib Hose, fect and ankles im Are Ba a sit = ar Bronze, Tans, Browus. Grays, Greens, &c. ; uppers of ee south of New York. Our specialty is ofl, pastel, India 3pairs MOSLEY'S FAST BLACK COTTON oe P UPHOLSTERY DEP, ENT. ta. We F - in calming the government vo effectually that | CFHOLSTEAY DEPARTMENT feb an cragon moira Wg docny Satcias work cara = <r aang |= gh = = ho a ple erry merger emp it would be ready for the undertak Kemnante of gonvince you that our work is to none in Wash- Our winter stock was such » grand aggregation of popular styles that few were the garments pee plait ny nl EN ganas, | BPP a ry sued, the letter being well worth 350........25e. pair ——_s+s—___— pairs BLACK SILK HOSE. Sizes : | i" Its Willmarth of Bellerne Hospital, jor. ‘we had tolay away. Even these were such things as Plushes and Opera Cloaks that are as g00d. Regular price, $1.25. Remnant price, 67c. 3 ER Sss8 =| LOT 11.—Warranted Fast Black Hose for boys, — Capitals | a pair Sirijed Curtains.” Worth 68: pair. jew York, ever visits this “alien” community he will be required to show his passport and undergo @ rigid custom house and quarantine examination, even if we do not conclude to eject this representative of a foreign power as — 1 M. Kunckel Herculais, a scientist sent by France to investigate and report on the locust plagne in Algiers, went to sleep and was smoth- ered todeath by the insects settling on him. France is entirely satisfied by this couclusive Proof that the plague exists. 1 ‘The death of the thirteen Italians blown up om the Hudson river railroad may result in a demand from the Italian government that we Use sweet milk and arrowroot for blasting pur- poses instead of dynamite. —————+-——_ New Jersey importers beat the tariff by im- porting ther pearl buttons without holes in them. They are not buttons until they are punched and the Jerseymen do the punching and save the duty. re ‘Mr. Blaine's famous remark, “It does not open a market for a single bushel of wheat or a single barrel of pork,” furnishes a striking sentence in the tariff reform plank of the Ken- tueky democrats’ gubernatorial platform. + There ure 1,547 delegates to the Kentucky republican international convention in Lex- ington, almost the entire republican vote m the state. += ____ The Farmers’ Alliance of the Eastern Shore has risen in ite might aud proposes to bump the 3 pairs 62 Silkoline Curtains, frinwed, for. 50 Nottinwham Curtains for. ‘and #6 Nottingham Curtains { enille Porticres, fringed. luna Silk or silkoline Covered Pillow 0-4 #2 Linen Crmub Cloths, for the floor. . STAMPED LINENS, T Zo einch Linen Bureau Searts, iplashers to match... Jie. Stamped Pulow Shama, inch Drawn Work Border 1 , T cketed 1 Kound-top Dick “Trani, 86.5. Ked Ticketed. SILVER WARE. 1 Plated Ice Pitcher; wort } iis pclae th OO. Red Ticketed 87-18 1 840s Plated Tea Pot 183.50, Bi 8 ‘set set 88 wet tide. set abe. lay Ris = ) each ; tsa ASE Se Hots ga Rar tied rach ES #1 to » Plated Hair Ornaments ‘Breast is. including grape, real ‘aLaber, Reads of the old parties together and drop them imto the deep blue sea. ee Bodies like the International Postal Con- ress, now in session at Vienna, have a vast power for good when their deliberations are directed to timely practical reforms. ee The malcontent who isn't represented in the Cincimmati convention is derelict in his duty to himself. That's all. ——_—+=—____ When Consul Corte arrives in Italy he will no doubt bring in a verdiet of guilty against the whole city of New Orleans. += __ By being out of it Jerry Simpson may be in it --—— +e Queen Natalio of Servia should trys quo war- vento o@ ber opponents. AND EMROIDERY. see oe Sreyara Te “ais iacy 30+ yard ligtst yard ‘Ticketed.. Se. yard. at ‘ita ‘83.50 ‘Wotteck), ii BaUM's POPULAR ‘1TH STREET. ae cee wuor mye CHAS. A. MUDDIMAN, Lusio Couraxrs— FOR IMPROVED AND ECONOMIO COOKERY. Get genuine only : as wheat. But this isa ‘‘going-out-of-the-business” sale and its now or never with these weizhts ‘as well as with the Spring and Summer Goods. We've made the prices even lighter to off-set the fact that you'll have to keep them a little while before you can use them. SAKS AND COMPANY. Tue Iuronren Novexris. ‘What are left of those rich foreign creations ‘That includes DOLMANS, hab oust gusty bo’ 6bA ssocs iescines beouans JACKETS, ‘we were a year ahead of the other cloak houses 4m showing them last winter—-are cut to BLAZERS, ONE HALF, ‘WRAPS, And that inetndes those brilliant effects in OPERA WRAPS. You'll be right in “touch” Pee ee ‘with the American fashion when it comes time NOW. to wear these weights again. You'll praise your forethought then. SAKES AND COMPANY. 8AKS AND COMPANY. === Do You Kxow Waar A Tun Orr Means: ———— Oo ‘You can’t realize it until you stand in the midst of this mighty store and see the giant Guallities 1ed out by pigmy prices. “Then you will appreciate that you are getting FULL VALUE for a bare two-thinis of actual worth. ‘Rvetything not specially mentioned is at ONE-THIRD OFF. We haven't tampered with a mark—They are all just as you saw them at the opening of the sesson. Every day brings its throng of sarer buyers. Such delicecies can not help rouse the appetite for bargains to its Ihighest piteb, Its all offered to you without restriction or « condition save these. And the prices will make you perfectly willing to grant us these three protections to the end that the “wind-up” come speedily. — “ON TO THE BARGAINE.” ‘pair BLACK SILK HOSE. Size 9}. Beya- Jar price, 88c. Remnsnt price, Sie. pair. 1 pair LISLE HOSE, Black boot with Laven- Rawxaxrs Or Consers. 14 pairs W. C. C. CORSETS, in White and Kern. Sizes 18, 19, 21, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 merle eee 2 $1. Remnant price, ‘21 pairs Dr. BALL'S HEALTH CORSETS, Whiteand Ecru. Bizes 21, 23, 24, 25, 26, and 28. Regular price, $1.25. Remnant 50e. pair. 4 pairs THOMSON'S MISSES’ CORSETS, 19, 25 and>26. Regular price, Remnant price, Suc.» pair. pairs Dr. BALL'S CORSETS for MISSES, ‘White. Sizes 19.24.25 and 26. Regular price, ‘Toc, Remnant price, 50c. pair. 1 yard 45-in. FLUUNCING, polkaspot. Reg- lar price, 83.25. Remnant price.€2 for piece. 1% yards 45-in. RUSSIA FLOUNCING. 1% yards 22m, DEMI FLOUNCING. Reg- as ‘@1 yard. Remnant price, €1 for 2% yards CHANTILLY DRAPERY NET, ‘We havea very large and choice stock of Handker- chiefs. You can count on them being perfect. We aro the matter particularly in our minds to day—and their beauty yoked up with “ood for a siere” worth put the words into our mouth. Who can help thinking them the best for the money? LADIES’ WHITE EMBROIDERED MULL—25c. LADIES’ PURE LINEN, with Light Biue, Pink and Buff solid borders—23e. LADIES’ UNLAUNDERED INITIAL, two rows of hemetitching and letter in open work—25e. LADIES' WHITE and COLORED EMBROIDERED— 12ie. Or ALL-LINEN, PLAIN HEMSTITCHED at the sane price. LADIES’ WHITE and COLORED EMBROIDERED in block designs and drawn work—25, 37%, 50, ‘Ze., SL up to St. LADIES’ PLAIN ALL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS—10c. ; three for 25. LADIES’ WHITE EMBROIDERED MOUS- SELINE D'SOIE, from $2.50to@5. In colors at 81.50. LADIES’ HEMSTITCHED INITIAL—all letters—12ic. ; all Linen, 250. and SOc, LADIES’ SILK INITIAL—50c. LADIES" ALL-BLACK HANDKERCHIEPS —White, dotted with Red, Blue, Yellow, Pink and Lavender borders—12%e. With Light Bine, Pink, Yellow and Navy Biue borders, drawn- ‘work designs and scalloped edges—2ise. WHITE HEMSTITCHED HANDKER- CHIEFS, with patterns in drawn work, at 120. MEN'S “MANY-PATTERNED” COLORED BORDERED HANDKERCHIEFS—12jo. ALL. Fibbed, double knees, &c.; sizes 7to 10, Misses’ En- mish Rib Hose, sizes G to 8}, and Children’s Plain Hose, sizes 5 to 83s, All sizes for, secenestie. pair AT 35 CENTS A PAIR. Acombination lot of Silk Finish Lisie Hose, consist ing of nearly 300 doen pairs, including eleven differ ent styles in all the scarce leather shades, drew goods shades and opera tints, The following are quoted as extraordinary bancains: The Kicheijeu Kibbed Hose, im the various shades of Tans, Grays, Modes, Greens and Blues, are the quality we formerly sold at 47 couts. The Cluster Rib Hose, in Leather shades, you will recognize as Gc. quality. The Pisin Brilliaut ancther extra value at 35 cents. The Boot Patter ‘Hose, with Fast Black feet and ankles, uppers of Dress Goods and Leather shades, are well-known 500. goods, And so are the staple warranted Fast Black Ribbed ‘and Plain Lisie Hose, with kigh-spiiced heels. Three pairs of such Hose iustesd of two pairs for e dollar ise rare happening. AT 75 CENTS A PATR.