Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1892, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON SATURDA: -March 5, 1892. CROSBY 8. NOYES. Editor. ‘THE EVENING STAR bas a requiar and permanent circulation in Washinaton three times larger than that of any other paper im the city. As a lecal NEWS paper and Advertising Mediom it has ne competitor. ESE ‘The endeavor of » few members of the House to destroy tha District National Guard was de- wervedly = failure. There are many who regret the necessity which trains men fm the use of destructive weapons, but no sensible man can help seeing that the necessity exista. Not a state of any importance but sppropristes with loyal liberality toward ‘the support of its citizen-soldiery and not one of these states receives more in return for its money than does the District of Columbia Buch erepublic as ours needs no standing army, but it must have in reserve ® thoroughly equipped and com- petent reserve force. The United States army, of 25,000 men, costs the country about €30,000,000; the National Guard, of 110,000 men, costs the general government but 400,000. An annual appropriation for the District militia of $35,000 would be less than the average cost of supporting the authorized volunteer organizations of the country. Com- Parison with other brigades shows the District force to be in the front rank and at the right ofthe line It isa well-behaved, thoroughly efficient and deservedly popular body of men. Any attempt to disrapt it is as foolish as it is veprehensibie. The local citizen-soldiers mus be largely relied upon to defend in readily con- @civable emergencies the government's enor- mous property interests in the national cap- s+. ‘The economical House, at the suggestion of ‘Mr. Hemphill, bas scored at least one good mark to its credit locally. The abolition of the Present system of compensation to the recorder of deeds and the register of wills in the Dis- trict will bes source of satisfaction that may eause mach of the spirit of injustice manifested to be forgotten. Will the Senate do as well ‘upon this point? To be sure a republican is now at the recordership receipt of custom and enriching himself from the fees extorted by Jaw from the property-owners in the District. But will the republican Senate, which felt so strongly the monstrous injustice of the record- ership situation when Cleveland was importing northern negro politicians to levy a tribute from us, suffer political considerations to par- alyze its reasonable indignation of the past and eause it to permit for a base motive an inde- fensible and injurious condition to be perpet- uated? The Senate ought, and probabiy will, agree promptly with the House to cure this evil of long standing. +2 ‘The very sensible agitation of the subject of banging the date of inauguration day comes Before Congress once more. Although this country is peculiarly favored by Providence in many ways, there is absolutely no reason to ex- pectany interference with the usnal meteor- @logical program which makes the 4th of March ordinarily a disagreeable day utterly unfit for public celebration of any kind. There is no ‘excess of display in connection with the gov- ‘ernment and all that is done in that line should ‘be done as well as possible. April 30th would be . when the shies are likely to be clear and ‘the air without some of the rawness which in- variably clings to it fer into the month of March. There ean be of course no security, bat it is just as well to have the chances in our favor by putting the date where the insidious infiuence of the ground hog cannot reach it. : — The Presbyterian creed revision movement ‘has reached « stage where a survey of the work fa possible. The Presbyterian Journal says ‘that a constitutional majority of presbyterics id not in response to the assembly's overture declare for revision; that the committee of re- ‘vision was not unanimous either in its first or second report; that if the pending report were approved and sent down to the presbyteries and they should deal in the same way with it it would be rejected by lack of two-thirds. These are the general results as they appear toa Jeading paper of the church. It is to be ob- served ta general comment on the outcome that the Presbyterians are one of the most con- servative of all religious bodies in the world, and that they are always slow in fundamental changes of faith or what may anywhere be in- ‘terpreted aa such. ——_+=s—___. © There is every reason to commend the spirit ‘Taanifested by Secretary Foster. His vint to England while made ostensibly witha view to rest and benefit to his health has found him ‘Dasy with public affairs in away that shows conscientious application to duty in the dis- charge of his official functions. He has in- spected the financial institutions of Great Britain, talked with men whose ideas on such subjects are important and altogether has ap- ‘The seasons show s happy combinstioa in style that ‘May resWt in satisfaction to the person of modest ‘means as well as to the possessor of more pretentious Purses, Colors, fabrics innumerable, afford @ broed scope for choice and suitabie shades, serviceable de- signs, appear to every taste. Our complete stock cannot fail to offer the very best facilities to prospective purchasers. Asalllines, represented liberally and in harmony with each individual requirement, we invite you to inspect our REMNANTS. ‘We are proud to exhibit our stock, proud of our ‘model establishment and doubly proud of the reputa- tiom werhave earned sea reputabie, responsible and go-ahead merchant, as leader of low prices, WOOL Goops. ‘Wool Plaids, 18. Our price, 8c. Striped Serges, 15e. Our price, Ke. Bedford Cords, 37ic. Our price, 18. (Crepon Cords, 375¢. Our price, 190. Diagonal Conds, 37340. Our price, 196. Crepe Cords, 3734¢. Our price, 19¢. Cashmeres, 25c. Our price, lic. ‘Wool Challies, 19¢. Our price, 11340. Nun's Veiling, 19. Our price, 1046. Plain Challies, 19. Our price, 1050. Armina Cloth, 15c. Que price, SKC. Cashmeres, 12340. Our price, 5Xc. Cashmeres, Se. Our price, 334e. Challies, Se. Our price, “c. Sulkaline, 1234. Our price, 7340. Satine Drapery, 25 Our price, 12340. Cretonne Drapery, 12}c. Our price, Ke. Double Face Canton, 25e. Our price, 125. Plain Satines, 25e. Our price, 12}4¢. Biack Satines 12ic. Our price, 7i¢e. Curtain Serim, Se. Our price, 3c. ‘Wool Outing, 125c. Our price, 84¢» Calcutta Ginghams, 1%. Our price, 7Xe. Toildunoid Ginghams, 124. Our price, 8X6. Criterion Ginghams, 12346. Our price, Gc. Plain Chambrays, 12%c. Our price, 8c. Tama Cloth, 125c. Our price, 7c. Canvas Cloth, 15e. Our price, Ke. Pongees, 15e. Our price, 8c. Tig Ongandies, 15e. Our price, 8c. India Linen, 12%c. Our price, Se. Striped Mulls, Ie. Our price, 8%. Fruit of Loom Cotton, 9. Our price, 7Xe. Dwight Cotton, 10e. Our price, 7c. Pride of West, 12%c. Our price, 9X2. 10-4 Piquot, 25. Our price, 1954. 9-4 Piquot, 23e. Our price, 1834. 5-4 Piquot, 15e. Our price, Xe. Simpon Biack Prints, Se. Our price, 43e. Drees Prints, Se. Our price, 23¢. White Outing, 8. Our price, 4c. Unbleached Cotton, Sc. Our price, 346. Unbleached Cotton, Se. Our price, 5c. Rares Esrenperse, 1241 Lith st. s.., whS-2t Everybody who has used it will tel that HANDOLINE is without | | bt the uest toilet preparation Are confident that you have heard of - their HANDOLINE through The medium of some one III thousands stim daily f. however, You | are ignorant bene- HANDOLINE | I] HH Removes blotches, pim- Pies and ‘ail dietgure” inentsof the skin. HANDOLINE | Gizes to the complexion creamy Veivetnese, the first charm of beauty parently done more to equip bimseif officially | ——~ HANDOLINE than to improve himself physically. = oe = The Georgia allinncomen in Mr. Henry G. | | | || ae dead Turner's district have resolved since the St Bintan cracked lie. Louis convention to stand by the democratic | | HANDOLINE party. This may be some sort of tribute to the party or to Mr. Turner personally, who is a fair andable man. If the former, it shows, as far as it goes, that the third party idea has not de- veloped very far in southern Georgia. But this ig single straw and other straws in the same are required to afford a practical Gemonstration of the impotence of the third (party in the allance states of the old south. += Paresis is a disease that isf assuming almost ‘the horror of am epidemic. It is set forth in the defevec of Edward M. Field and is likely to assume the greatest importance in determia- ing responsibility for criminal acts. Bright | minds have succumbed to it in frightfully rapid | succession and this fact alone may Le regarded | se proof that our civilization bas struck a gait | that is altogether too rzpid. —— fete tabse it you wane hariuteas vesutifier. ‘Tobe concinced of theas statenents ‘and Purchase e bute. Ex. Dericnre ‘will. demon Strate their truth: — SCENTS -We “ee “es -we 19 THE PRICE. -G8 “We “GB F.S. Wrisass & Co PeCegtNTs oF om ope UNDER MASON ‘The assurance conveyed by Col. Ellict to the District committee that the aqueduct tunnel is in no danger of deterioration is oue that will | bbe readily. ‘The view that the tunnel | has at any stage of its career been ina posi ton to deteriorate is too optimistic for prac- Weal consideration —_—_—o+-—___. Senator Palmer i justified in feeling proud f the devotion which the Illinois democracy has shown toward him by indorsing him for the tial Bomination. If Chiexgo could bor- ow Tammany for awhile he would undoubtedly vank as a favorite with the sporting fraternity. | eo ‘The promptness with which the average ia- | sanity expert arrives at the conclusion that a aulgjoct is insane mdicates a rather pessimistic extimate of the mental condition of bamanity atlarge. ——-+__ W. J. Florence's will shares the common fate. His relatives are now quarreling over the Property of @ man whose last idea would have deen that of precipitating discord anywhere. oe ‘The capitalist who wantsto rent the Lycecker tannel fora mushroom farm bas not yet ap- Pesred. What is the matter with our Ameri ean enterprise? —_—— Mr. Springer's progress toward recovery is Row expecta to be rapid. The news is ofa character to cause wide satisfaction, Saami BE the German emperor cannot fill the ‘Mouths of his hungry subjects with bread he Cait at least keep bis own closed. eS Mr. Reed is evidently disposed to make it ax hard for Mr. Crisp to have hie own way as it ‘wae for bimseif. —— ee Mr, Hill will ne doubt make » point of con- ducting his coming tour without the aid of an encyclopedia. +2 Drop economy in the slot and get s vote is evidently the cong@®ssivual theory. Fusxsoaws Jewrier Esravurseuent 5 SE Ses Hae BG Re PP BH GU RRK pe Fe i wikEB & 18 aM IMITATION BLACK MARBLE BLOCK, ‘9 BY 15 INCHES, ‘MADE BY SETH THOMAS. EIGET Day! CATHEDRAL BELL! HOUB AND HALF HOUR STRIKE! =$3=- ‘582 Seventh street northwest. . buw. Lavus Wr Asxonmat Fuzz. 1f you have very long feet or very ehort feet, very wide feet or very marvew feet come to us.—Wecan At you. We carry the most extensive line of these extreme sises in the Rore city, andcen still Bt a number of very Bargaing large and very emaii footed people in = thote stylish Dongele and Patent Btyteh leather Shows, whieh bave been re Stecs. duced from $5084. OF course we Lave them in the move popular sisee aswell. ‘TRULY, theve Shoes at 96 arean ‘wausual beryain. YOU would my 80, too, if you saw them, Hooves & Sxxvzz, 1217 Pess, Avance _ P = a THE ‘EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY,’ MARCH 5, 1892-SIXTEEN PAGES.’ a I A. Karras, 909PA. AVE, , W. W: Haz Paragon Frame Gloria Umbrellas already dis- tributed among the trade, ‘We have made a spot-cash offer for ; 2,000 ‘More and was accepted. Every available frame, stick and cloth thet could be used brought into service. This will clear up the manufacturer's present supply. Moxpay, Tosspar AND Wooxrspar ‘Everybody can have @ $1.50 Paragon Frame Gloria Umbrella at 480. —o— | OUR OTHEB SPECIALTIES. FLANNETTES. The jon of fine French goods is well executed aud shows to nt advantage oD this Stripes. ins 3 1. 40 8ic OUTING FLANNELS; very ‘su table for a dozen differ- re sold regulariy for ve. Ur ts al ns iwi Bie BLACK INDIA LINEN NOVELTIES fo: ‘wear: op-m work and satin stripe: ‘were Le. Our price is, 104. Those LOVELY CREPONS; show as pretty asany cotton fabric ever produced sud try Sdmited by every one that sees Brive ie LIGHT TWILLED VICTORIA: ai fabric, but very light intexture us well se in color Strect dress as Well a8 6 Bouse wrapper ALL-WOOL NOVELTY. CHEVIOT! fiitge diferent ofcete atid six Sidereae cotton in dress lengths of 6, 7 and 3 yards. 9c FIXE WHITE Goops, in satin sites, hemafitched effects, hen. wo eck. These are good value i you pas ‘They Fun in lengths frow 3 to 10 yards ary w=: LO%o WOOL CHALLIES, representing over 200 aoe Cale a aaa ere ie 18. “arees frou oto 6 yards. etd ay . 124. SATIN-STRIPED FIGURED ORGAN- DIES. “Every imaxinable flower that ts neatly represented on the cloth Okc DIMITY NOVELTIES. Thisis anew wash weave, 60. the colored «rounds and fancy desiens are conceried. Could always be found 1m plain White. le. is the revu.ar 9 Price. Weare coins to sell then at = FANCY CORDED JACONFTTE. This caer meee a ‘fete pevitier joan. ever sient iv a Haim: Wa amare 36-inch-wide LIGHT SHIRTING SAT- FRES._ Very, pretty iine of stripes, suitable lor iuen’s or boys’ shirts of ladies and misses! Diouses. "Everywhere vée. OUn Pidce is, L 2a 500 1 and 2 year Infants Calico Dreses, 200 1, 2and 3 year Infants’ Calico Gretchens, 1,000 yards of India Linon, from 1 to 5 yarda, Do not fail to attend this Grid Feast, A. Kavrway, | 909 PA AVE. N.W. | Originator of New Ideas. -)- A Boesivess Hovse WITH A REPUTATION FOR DISPENSING EQUAL JUSTICE TO RICH AND POOR ALIKE NEVER RESORTS TO DELUSIVE ATTRACTIONS UNDER THE GUISE OF OVERWHELMING DISCOUNTS. IF THE WARES ARE VALUABLE AND MEBI- TORIOUS A GENEROUS PUBLIC NEVER RE- FUSES HONEST COMPENSATION, OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, ADHERING TO A UNIFORMITY OF PRICES AND AN HONESTY OF REPRESENTATION, OFFERS THE THRIFTY HOUSEWIFE EVERY INDUCE- MENT HELD OUT BY CASH HOUSES, AND YET EXACTS BUT A SMALL PORTION OF HER WEEKLY OR MONTHLY INCOME IN SATISFAC- TION OF HER INDEBTEDNESS, SHE ALL THE WHILE WITH HER FAMILY ENJOYING ITS BENEFITS AND THE COMFORTS OF DOMESTIC FELICITY. PARLOE AND BED ROOM FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, DRAPERIES, STOVES, BABY CARRIAGES, MANTEL AND PIER MIRRORS, CHIFFONIERS, WARDROBES, HALL RACKS, BUFFETS, TOILET, DINNER AND TEA BETS, FANCY ROCKERS, CLOCKS, ESCKETOIRES, CABI- NETS, TABLES, COUCHES, FOLDING BEDS, EASELS AND WORKS OF ART, HOUSE & HERRMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT PARLORS, 917, 919, 921 AND 823 7TH ST. anD 636 MASS. AVE. ¥. W. Canuaar’ & Lar, 928 7th and 706 K ats. aw. hundred dosen Hairpine in Shell, Amber and Bick. ‘The price wes 25 end 30c. dosen. Your pick AIO, neers, ‘Special vali ‘Dress Goods yard. Plaide in all the new combinations at 800. Woonwarn Axp Lorsnor, 10TH, 11TH AND F 8TS, 5. W. fe Urnorsrears Tors Nex: Yoo are xxow wuat ruts meaxs, FOR YOU ARE NEVER ASKED TO MEAGEB THINGS HERE. ‘Tras 1» the goiden are of housekeeping. oF at least of HOUSEHOLD ART. The golden cle- ment is that cost may beso greatly eliminated and yet the possibilities of beauty and value re~ main. The long catalogue of things for home ‘use and ornament that have reached the public ‘through this department during the past few months prove that. Further evidence exists in the following announcement: © Mospay Sare Exrrsonprsanyt: Uruorsreny INCLUDING A LOT OF Corrarss Axp Curran Pirce Goons FROM THE AUCTION SALE OF MESSRS, STEIGER & CO. OF GALL 8T., SWITZER- LAND. This peremptory saie was held in New ‘York February 18 We werethe only Washington buyers represented and bought largely, be- cause, in our experience, we never sate such strictiy high-class goods as these are. soli at uch low prices. You must see these things to Properly appreciate the exceptional character of this offer, which will begin Monday. Tax Norrxomax Lace Cuntars Sate Is still in progress also—then the interest of there sales further augmented by several lines of other goods taken from the stock to be sold at reduced prices, —o— ‘Real Brussels Lace Curtains, $12.50 1. $33.50 anu. Actualiy worth $18.00 to $45.00. Swiss Temboured Lace Curtains, $3.50 to $17.50 » pan Actually worth 84.75 to ¥2b,50. Irish Point Lace Curtains, $6.50 © $10.00 spate. Actuaity worth $7.50 to $12.50. ‘Tomboured Muslin Sash Curtains, $1.50 0 $2.50 » ax. Actually worth $2.60 to %h.50. 50 pairs All-chenille Portieres, fringed top and bottom, dado and frieze, $4.25 a ram. Actuaily worth $5.00. Tamboured Lace Sash Curtain Goods, 30 inches wide, 2, 60c. a varv. Actually worth 87340. Swiss Tamboured Muslin Sash Curtain Goods, VA4.o. asara, wortn 2c. a sara, worth 296. 250. ayara, worth se. 29c. a yard, worth 3734c. 35. « vara, worth 400 25 French Tapestry Couch Covers, $2.50 ace. 50 Chenille Table Covers, 6-4 size, frinyed all around, repucepto $1.00 acu. 2,000 Holland Window Shades, Size 3x6 feet, 25c. zacu. 500 Opaque Window Shades, Size x6 feet, 37 1-20. zacu. Crushed Mohair Plush, T5c. avanv— Raduced from $1.25. Plain Mohair Car Plush, $1.50 a vano. Reduced from @2.25. Six thousand yards English Hand-printed Cretonnes, in ® variety of patterns and colorings, suitable for cur- tains, turniture coverings, cushion coverings, &e. e1.0wity tor SOc. 25. quaitytor BY 1-Zo, 25c. 170. 00. quality for 600. quality for WE ARE READY TO MAKE YOUR 1 Sur Covers. LET US HAVE YOUR ORDER Now, Our importation of Linens for Siip Covers has arrived. Those who con‘emplats having Slip Covers made for the com.ng season are advised toimake their selections as oariy us posable. Bamples and estimates promptly wud cheer- (Fourth floor... Aur Nezprewoax Deranrenr. "Fake a bit of embroidery for the idle hours during the Lenten seison. Here are some of the newest and choicest desixns of Sraurep' Ant Liexs At unusually low prices. 25 dozen Sorrento Table Covers in new de- ans. Size, 36x16. 250, exch. — 20 dozen Tinted Table Covers, in new de- —B0e. each. — Finished Cover on exhibition. 2 lot Hamstitehed Tray Covers, Rie. each. — 1 lot Linen Tray Covers, Me, each, — ‘1 lot plain Linen Scarfs, open worked, 54 inches long, \ Sie. each.>— Jot Hot Roti, Corn ae@ Biscuit Doyitea, gdh dpe desig, 1 lot Tinted Pillow Covers, all Tike. epeh. — Ask to eo the mew Chine Silke, Kz- ‘quate patternsand coloriags, ‘The welcome change in the westher offers ample ¢x- cuse for bringing the WASH GOOD6 to the frost. Thesun brought you out in full force these last few days—and you have found plenty toses, The bright est, choicest novelties have crossed the water—and we have been busy receiving them. We must confess they Jook handsomer in the piece than they did in the sam- le. Come to make them up and they will show off to still Detter advantage, ‘There are so many new fabrics this seagon that you'll have to ace them—else you will not know what we are talking about. They will double discount some of tlie things we all used to think ‘Were the “acme of the art." Times have changed—so have the styles, The CREPES are as rich as anything you will see. Its that “‘crimpy" cloth—and comes in the ‘*plisse” or “chevron” patterns of solid Pink, Tin, Pearl, Blue, Lavender, Cream, Navy Blue, &e. They will Grape s0 obediently you cannot help failing in with them. We Lave just opened them—you have got all to decide among. 20 inches wide—40c.. 45c. and 50c. a yard. Itis hardly fair to the BEDFORD CORDS to say they come NEXT. They stand shoulder to shoulder with them ¢sa novelty. These are cotton imitations Of the heavy woolen cords—and a smart appearance they make. The cords are’ White—altermating with colors or combinations of Pink and Gray, Blue and Brown, &e. That is one style—another iss bunch of Cords an inch and half wide alternating with thesamie Width of plain cloth. Tan, Pink, Gray, Biue, Lilsc, Corn Flower, Blue, &o., are the colors. ‘There 1e no use in trying to “picture” them. 30 inches wide—aie. and 37ie. a yard. But theGINGHAMS don't take a back seat. Asif they know what rich croations Lad invaded their realm ‘they come to us choicer than ever-more unique and Yaried. You cannot help liking them for the services they have rendered you. GRAY GROUNDS with small lines of dam- asks and ficures—shinuiners aliuost Like silk it fs 90 Be and soft—30 inches wide, 0c. a yx WHI SH: PATTERNS on grounds of, (hap and Gray—30 inches w 40c. « yard. NANY, TAN, CIGHE BLUE and BLACK GKOUNDS, with long darts of White shooting Nays Bos wide, We. 2 7AM og GRAY Gx ‘ BLUE. Tay OUNDS, seemed: with Blue, wavy a yar PAN, GKAY and NAVY sath Chints stripes—30 a daricer Biue—0 i ide, 40c. a yard. We Lave got at ieast 75 different desucs of the very FINEST SCOTCH ZV H¥RS—iostiy in Stribes and checks and, of course, all the fash- fonabie colors Gray. ‘Blue, Lavender, tan, Navy Blue, Brown, Hed, Pitik, &e- ‘3D incbes' wide, oc. & yard. ‘The exclusive character of our stock must not be misinterpreted. We are no bigher—if as high—as other Peopie for the same quantity of quality. It is second nature for Us to discriminate between the ordinaryand EXTRAORDINARY effects. It is better for you that we do—nothing out of fushion can find » resting place with us. Everything is at such good advantage here. Pras, “NINTH AND THE AVENUE” Estabtished 1840. Telephone 995. (We Stand Well.) ( Quickness.) CHILD'S REEFERS, ears, Low #148 each, UM's, F45-747 Sth st. ne. REBUILDING SALES—92 50 Blue and Tan, ages 4 to 14 mb3-2t* Srecuz Sprcrat. Solid Walnut Bedstead, Solid Wainut Bureau with marble top, bevel plate glass 24 by 30; Solid Washstand, Wire Mattress, Hair Mattress, 2 Fe Piliows. Price, . 6-piece Wilton Rug Parlor Suites. Price, $46.50. Gpiece Silk Tapestry Par.or Suites. Price, $2. Wass. BL Wiuuaxs, 315 7TH ST. N.W., DEALER IN FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, &o 1t For Au Lapus, YOUNG, OLD OR MIDDLE-AGED, THE PERFECTION ADJUSTABLE SHOE. ‘My corns are all gone. Expands trom 4 to 3¢ inch over the ball and joints, thus avoiding the strain and discomfort experienced by wearing other makes. No other Shoe so effectually prevents and cures corns, bunions and tender feet. ‘They preserve Ledith and promote life. Dampness from wet sidewaik» and floors cannot pass through the soles. A narrower Shoe can be worn. . ‘Matchless in style, fit end durability. Low prices. Take no substitute. CONSOLIDATED SHOE COMPANY, Manufacturers, Lynn, Mass. For sale in Washington by SAKS AND COMPANY, 2 SEVENTH STREET. REBUILDING SALE\—toe. TURKEY RED Ta- bie Ds wide, now 228c, per yard: 6. Ser: ‘mbo- A Favonrre Frower. ‘ ‘Thero ts hardly an occasion where Lilies of the Valley could not be usedto advantage. ‘We can sell them to youwith or without roots and in smailor large numbers. Our quick delivers takes out many of them every day. A. Guve& Bao,, Annstic Fronts, 12248 ST.N.W. mbd uzne Is A Wa ‘Totell whether you are getting **Ceres"— the beat Fiour—or not. Its immense sale hae led unprincipled ‘manufacturers to bag inferior flour under ‘Similar labels to imitate “Ceres” in general ‘appearance as near as posstile. Here is the ‘guard which will stand watch: Cn the ontside of every sack and barrel of the genuine ‘Ceres in to be fonnd the stamp of two xold medals, awanied it for superiority over all other brands, and within each sack and barrel is a circular bearing the automraph signature of—Wm. M. Galt & (Co.—manufacturers of ‘Ceres Flour. As we have said before, “Cares” makes ‘more bread. lighter bread and detier bread than eny other flour. Wx. M. Garr & Co. Wholesale Flour ahd Peed Dealers, (oe, 16 and Ind. ave. ww. ness 2 Guz & Sox llr Ax F Sve. RBENG eS, Con. ITEMS OF INTEREST Suz Dersreest. Tf you want to reap the benefits of the larcest an dest supplied Silk Department tn the city you should ‘Visit our store and see what we can and wil! defor you. ‘We have every fabric and shade that fashion dictates and owing to the enormous quantities of goods we dis- Pose of we are enabled to purchase ‘direct from the ‘manufacturers, thus enabling us to dispose of our ‘wares at lower prices than are usually quoted for simi- Jar goods, You will find among the following special items none but desirable goods and the prices recom- mend themselves te those of you who know what values are. $1.00 cine Dot tndian tor bowee waiste.in fivesize dots on Navy Blue and Black grounds, full 24 inches wide. "Boe 75.. $1.25 Satin Stripe Surah, with colored swivel Sure, “Special.” 95c. sirable shades, Special. 81.25 $1.25 Colored Failie Francaise, sil de sirable shades. Special. $1.00 $1.00 Corred Fate Francaise, all do- ‘sirable shades. Special. 5c. $1.50 Colored Victoria Bengaline, all de- ‘sirable shades. Special. $1.25 $1.00 %re2 Gree Grain, alt desirabio ‘Special. 85. 7H Colored Surah, SOshades. Special. G1. $1.00 Black Sarah, full 24 inch. Spe- cial, 87. 8 73° Bisck Surah, fall 2¢ inch. Special Tdc. 75% Black Surah, fall Minch. Special. G2 S125 Bick Satin Rosdame, tat 24 tach. —— $1.00 7 A RN NH gS8s bE. A RR ton 2S Xn Sst BBR RRI GGG. fn ws ‘ut «ORO ‘coe ob OB ee era she KBB R oo af tee BE Ge -- ms 420 10424 Tm Sr. NW. Tae Basen Suor MANUFACTURING COMPANY ‘Makes Men's Fine Footwear only and sells its own product only, It sticks to its Specialty and its patrons. Stick to THE BAKER SHOE, 1430 N. ¥. ave. [It] “Just "round the corner.” Great Sacerrice Suozr Sate Cos. TINUED. ‘Thos, Cousins’ Fine Shoes going at 81.48. formeriy, , ant other celebrated makes at same price. Gents’ "Fine Calan Patent Leather ‘Shove woike 3: 6 a our $1.50 Shoe before you bus” ani te; ave, old Weel bad Bank. J. W. SELBY. ahi T. B. Towser & Sox, DRY GOODS DEALERS. 1816 7th st. nw. Aro giving Webster's Large Dictionary to alleash cus coe Caltaud wet a card. ards while, 150. Sarde wide, ned Cotton, 8360. ¥s' Knee Puts troin Ze. Up. Late line of Lace Curtains fram SQc. «pair up. Fe.t Table Covers and Scarts. Corsets in all of the leadinx makes. Mohair Dress Woods in ail colors, 10c. Double width Caslmeres in all coiure, 10. eebaentunl, Hine “Kentrew Dress Gingbame reduced from 12% to tof lite ot spring shades of Dress Goods from 25e. Our iineof Black Henrietta is very attractive. We ‘$1 reduced to have reiuced the Bee: Mosie: Musics Usicii: Cultivat talent Practicing. Poy Music pt St Ar spalecahanlesg mas ‘HOMSON's MUSIC STORE,521 11th st. PERFECT-FITTING SHOES FOR GENTLEMEN, BOYS AND YOUTHS, LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDKEN. ‘We are known to carry the Best Assortment of FINE SHOES. “ Ladies’ $3.50 Shoes are reat. ‘Ladies’ $3.50 Shoes are wreat. Ladies’ €3.50 Shoes are xreat. Ladies’ $3.50 Shoes are great, Our Well-known $3.50 Shore. ‘Wilson & Carr Gents’ Calf Button, €3.50. ‘Wilson & Carr Gents’ Caif Lace. 83.50. ‘Wilson & Carr Gents’ Calf Congress, $3.50. ‘Wilson & Carr Patent-leather Button, Lom $. Lo hee Sees VRS sed ‘Wilson & Oasr Patent-leather Congress, oe. o. In ‘Button, Lece and Cungress. ‘We cerry these FIME SHOES in all widths andcan ft any foot. >. FOR THE BEST STYLES IN ‘FINE SHOKS Visit ‘WILSON & CARR, ‘20 F a. Baltimore store—6end 6 W. Baltimorest, mbit | complete yet. 1500 F ST. AW, rear moet S ot and BA’ af ie eae Moxpars Gaear Opronrosiry at Mopars sicritce ot protte in the Dress Goods Department will trebie our usual business and thus mate a total gain owt of a toss of profits that would otherwise be unremunrat.ve. For Mospay Oxy. (From 8 a.m, toO p.m) 10 Pex Cex Discovsr. Tex per cont off marked prices may meen very Little. 10 per cent off the prices changed for the best srades of Dress Goods shown at the stores where one- half of the customers receive cred:t would net reduce the prices to the Palais Roya's revu ar quotations. 10 Pax Crest Orr THE Paras Rovat Prices Means the choice and exclusive novelty Dress Fabrics at 20 per cent below prevailing quotations and the ordinary fabrics from 10 to 13 percent less. These fabrics may best be told of by quoting from one of the Palais Royal's late advertisements REMEMBER THAT ONE-TENTH 18 ALLOWED OFF THE PRICES QUOTED. Caore exclusive Xi ‘aorcd\na ive Novelty Dress Goods are seldom coupied with the word Larzain. The reason is that those whocan afford such juxury are not influenced by price. Thus it 1 that the ereutt store merchonte ak moderate prices for the medium grades of yoos, but secure large profite yor choice woveities.” The Palais Royal, making a specieity of @ casb business, can afford moderate profits wien selling choice uevel- ties, and therefore the following are barzaius 40-inch Silk and Wool Suitinzs. 45-inch Siik and Wool Suitiues, 40-inch Crocodile Suitings. 30-inch Pitsse Coth.. 40-tnch Bedford Cord Crepe 40-inch Jacquard Picured Cords. 451m b Two-tone Bedfords. 40-inch Silk Stripe Saitines... 40-inch New Foule Serges. 40-inch Serpentine Bed‘ords. 40-inch Wide Wale Bedtoras, 40-inch Jacquard Bedfords, 40-inch Noveity Crepons.. €F-The above list embraces nearly all of the s0- called exclusive novelties which are so ably described in the advertisements of our contemporaries. The a in quality, ae samples will prove. The fact is the choice fabrics you see at the various stores are mainly all from the same manufacturers, who dispense cer- tain designs to each merchant. A slight variance in ‘the stripes or figures ts really the only difference in the fabrics. They whocredit their patrons charge a high price for what they callexclusive novelties, The Palais Koyal's cash business enables lower prices, WE acom it right to mention that the undermen- Yioned prices are but little different than those quoted elsewhere. The fubries easily valued are sold at the credit houses at or about the Palais Koyal prices. But, Temember, we aliow one-t.nth: off the amount of your Durchase here on Monday. , All the sprinx slades in all these fabrics: ‘h English Broadcloths. rh Best Quality Storm Serge. ch Silk-fimish Henricttas, 40-inch All-woo! Cashmere, 40-inch Cioth-finish Wool Serves.. onucne enna eruaay eer ontang aren ruse onktne Orutny Onuang arhing anting antens ertang ankins er enna nude Peer nutes enudne Taree Is Bor Ose Best Prace To BUY ss KS ‘And that is direct from the Masvracronen, He will save you the manufacturer's proft om the freight ‘You will find an unprecedented stock and number @f ‘Bow styles than ever before at the Low. IN THE CITY. We will mark your name and address and give soe SOLID LEATHEL Strap on every trunk FREE t Prices 1231 Penua. ave. now. Factory 1218 and 1200 Faw. Repairing and Trunk Covering at low prices, a8 ew Annivars Srnrxe Dress Goons ar Jouxsox, Ganser & Comm 686 PENNA, AVE. Nw. DON'T PAIL TO SEE THY FRENCH CHAMBRAT WE ARE OFFERING AY Tye. & YARD IN KEM- NANTS PROM 1 1O 10 YAKDS. COLORS. NAVE, LIGH C BLUR AND PINK mnantsot Beached Cotton ‘Table Linens, Black Fed Dress Goods at gieat harcatue, pieces new 2rd Dress Giniuauie at Be. Du Nord and Scotca Zephgw x j Special designs in Totl | Gin ctanus at 12%, UTING CLOTH, im 12g OUR LINE OF COLORED AND BLACK DRESS GOODS 18 THE MUST COMPLELE WE HAVE | EVER suoWN. 7ite, BOLUS FANCY AND PLAIN STRAW MAT. a8, Special bargains in Moguet and Smyrna Russ. AM Carpets at cost, stolpes and plaids, 10 and JOUNSON, GARNER & CO., 6 W.. H. Hovsurox Mero Co. Nexr Werx, BEGINNING WITH Moxpay, Mancu Te WE SHALL SELL 4 CERTAIN LINE or 40-inch: Serpentine All-wool Che vio 40-inch All-wool Chevron Stripes. 40-inch Herring Bone Suitings THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Fievrev Iso Surxs, 59e. Trise sins nave the Biack grounds and colored figures like the more expensive goods. But let us warn you of these so-called bargains. You may have read of these Silks at various prices and may have been led to believe they are the same quality as the best silks, Theyare not. Wethink the Palais Royal Price—59 cents—is the lowest price quoted. 85c. ana one doiiar a yard will here buy the beat qual:ties of printed Slanxhai, Japanese and Glace (two tone) Silks, with Biack, Golden Browa, Navy, Tan, Gray and Crean grounds. SL -rasis Roya Black Faille, Sumh or Gros Grain Silke areas reiiable as the $2.25 Silke. Allare warranted—a new dress givens the silk sp lite, ‘slips in the seams or crocks. Tue New Corrox Fannec. Lanuzs win remember the Standard Puffing that wasso much used some years ago. ‘The very latest cotton dress fabric looks as if made by the same ma- chine, Though cotton it looks like wool, the White ground brightened with stripes of Gray, Yellow, Pink, Lavender, only 40 and 50 cents a yard. 5 Oc. tor the new Gince Ginehams in combinations of the art shades in new and beautiful desiens. 25e.for genuine Scotch Ginghams in plaids, stripes and plain colors, 12ic. for the choicest collection of Domestic Ging- hams in this city. Helsable. Guaranteed fast colors; designs and colors identical to the imported. Fove Banos Iy Suxs. Ste. a yard for $1 quality Black Figured Chins Silks, 24 inches wide. S0c. for 24-inch White Japancte Silks. Ge. for 27-inch White Japanese Silks. ‘Se. for 30-inch Black Japanese Silks. Buacx Woot Duress Goons, Paresrieys & LUpIS epeing noveition are here at Palais Royal prices, which means dollar or 80 saving on the cost of your dress, ‘The following are also iste novelties and reliable in Heavevanrers For Laces. Dirzssmaxens again toll us weareiace beadguar- ters. The 1882 collection certainly could not be more complete. This week's additions to stock are 83 pieces Point Gene and Point d'Lreiande Laces. 5The following ‘are quoted as extre values: Ask fo see any of these and you'll beohown the best values tn stock. No. 731—Bing patterns, 23 inches wide.....36¢. yard ‘No. @83— Indescribable design, 435 inches Wild oneeensoreceecovenses ~-~-00e. yard No. €00—Loop design. 634 inches wide.......88c, yard No. G11—Zis-ag pattern, 1134 inches wide.$1.35 yard ate hundred and athored in this ctty. And don’t forget to visit the 1 riunming Department. ‘Importers’ samples et 6c. yard, worth trom $1.50 Yous MAME on Atty cards for 86c. But what kind @ work! Gee cur samples. Lace Cenrarss AT PRICES SUCH AS MERIT YOUR CLOSEST INSPECTION, 48 THE PRICES WILL BR 80 Low Tuar You WILL BUY. THIS IS ANOTHER GENUINB SALE, BUT LN ADDITION TO OUR GREAT CARPET SALE, WHICH CONTINUES TILL ‘MABCH 181, Paerrest Bax Cannucrs Lowesr Pascea Besr Goova To introduce to you that we shall prove these asser- tions WE WILL SELL every other Baby Carriage ‘sold for 1 less than COST, or in otber words, besa nine with Monday morning as follows: First Baby Carriage told « pretium of $3 CASH WILL BE GIVEN ‘To the purchaser, and then every alternate Carriage: sold « premium of @1 cash. —Astotiows:— iret carriage suid af cost and 63 refunded. am? 8 # Tara “| and Sl refundes —_- * = mth “ “* * and Si refunded, ‘And 60 on till 50 Carriages have ben eoid. Tx Ores Woxns, Casatsczs Ar Cost one prices—e collection the most | Carriages in your part of city. W. H, Hovenrox MreCs, ms 86 :1216-:1890 F ST. 5B. ee