Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1892, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: jarch 7, 1892, Eaitor, ‘THE EVENING STAR has @ reaniar and permanent circulation in Washinaton three times lnrger than that of any ether paper fm the city. Ae a loral NEWS paper and Advertising Medium it has ne competitor. —— Another death at s grade-crossing emphasizes the urgent necessity of the removal from the surface of the city’s steam railroad tracks, Movements are under way with respect to both of our roads which will, it is belioved, abolish these death-traps and render euch homicides impossible. Bat burry, hurry, hurry! While you illy-dally blood is shed and lives ‘are fost. The citizens of Washington have repestedly called attention, both ver- belly and by the object lesson of the iavolantary sacrifice of life or limb, to the @angers that accompany the movement of teains through the capital, flying at an illegal rate of speed over surface tracks past grade- erossings that lack in many instances the @ffective safeguards for the constant protection of the public that are required by law. En- gines moving freight cars, illegally using the public streets as shifting yards, add to the wounding and killing. These facts are known of ali men. The blood of grade-crossing vic- tims is now not only upon the railroad that does the slaughtering. but upon the local authorities so far as they fail to enforce exist- fing laws for the protection of the public, and upon Congress, which bas up to the pres- ‘ent consistently refused to take advantage of opportunities to compel the railroads to abolish and desist from manslaughter. Have not our legislators acted long enough as accessories to railroad murder? Will they not welcome the opportunity of washing their hands of the blood of grade-crossings victims, ‘whose lives they could have saved, but did not? ——— 2s .- Perhaps in nothing is there greater disparity between ancient and modern theories than in ‘the ides of suicide. The Stoic or Viking who bated chains and slavery too well to endurelife with them went to Odin or to the Unknown God. The Northman so contemned a peaceful death that at its approach be drew his spear or his sword and with its point let a little blood flow to show he was warrior true and bold. Now other ideas prevail. In the modern treat- mentof suicide, where what before was immortal honor is turned into most ignobie, criminal folly. the old and new systems are most strikingly at variance. Cato at Utica with ‘his sword—the sick, unfriended modern with his pistol—faith in eternal justice—despair of human aid. Here} are the contrasts. Who, desiring absolutely to be sure, penetrating through conventional deliefe and seeking only mercy and justice in their last analysis, sball say that horrid murder closed the career of either Cato or Montague? —_—_++2 Spain is serionsly considering the subject of Cuban reciprocity with this country. It is de- br e ¥ > Wee are not traring very fat from the PRINTED WOOLENS—for they are apt to be wanted at any time now. Those of you who have taken our hints— and kept track of the noveities as they have put in thei? appearance—have located the choicest HERE—as usual. You have only tociaim your selection when the time comes. For those of you who have not—now is a good time to take am observation. ‘The stock is about com- plete. The last of the CREPE DE CHINES are in hand= Bisck or Cream grounds, flower-covered. 75 cents ® yard. As Exar Pivcuixe. ‘This may cause you to anticipate your wants. little. We have reduced the price of twenty-five pieces of the ALL-WOOL FRENCH CHALLIS. You will like the Patterns—-mostly BLACK GROUNDS, with Rose of ‘Yellow figures, or Dark Red, Pearl, Old Rose, Blue, Cream, Lavender stripes, spots or flowers. Regular ‘width—30 inches— Now-50 Cents A Yano. ‘They will not wait for you—you will have to put yourself out for them. The difference in price will pay you. Srrios Frou Tur Braxca. Here is a bouquet of favorites: BLACK GROUNDS with the wavy patterns White or Lavender— with largé and small ‘CK Gi Lavender eee BLACK GROUNDS with small White Siitag “ausdkenete es Xalow . 2 at wit Sa nee = DARK BROWN G! “TENT UTES pnovma suns. or BLACK and LAVEN- : KEEN BROWN and ta) DEK WAVE LINE 3 ECTS— fowernce White waves VU Sth Yellow CREAM GROUNDS. with Lavender. Bose, Green. Fink, Line, Black. Yellow. Navy and the pretty flower combitiations OF the season. paras Asy Or Taesr_623 Cexzs A Yano. Posteo Frxyers The FLANNELS have improved wonderfully. Don't miss looking at them. We show both-SCOTCH and FRENCH-and between the two there is a sharp rivalry that only tends to increase the quality and Tarify the designs, ‘You can catch the drift of the current from these: PINK. BLUE, GRAY, TAN, &c., striped and clared in debate upon the question of ratifying the Cuban treaty that the admission of Cuban sugars one level with the products of other countries constitutes no favor. It is, of course, easily shown by those in favor of the treaty that the preservation to Cuba of the markets of the United States has been almost the salvation of the Cuban plant era. The opposition is supposed to be ma measure the result of fecling in behalf of Chile. Cuba, the party most concerned, has very little to say in the matter. She isin a position that makes it necessary to have her affairs decided for her across the ocean. The ratification of the treaty is not considered doubt- fai, butit is to be hoped that Spain will not add to the list of unfriendly manifestations that have recently confronted this country. —— te Excessive attention to details of alleged economy on the part of Congress is scarcely what would be expected where there is so much of real moment that demands attention. There ean be but ore explanation of a cutting down of expenses that saves one per vent of the cost ef & governmental function, and lessens its value thirty or fifty per cent The cry of “billion-deilar congress” was seized upon asa eue and the effort to pose in righteous contrast to the subject of this epithet bas carried this Congress to absurd extremes of parsimony. +2 ‘The typhus scare in New York has about sub- sided. The danger was not of an imminent ebaracter, but under all the conditions snfii- ¢iently a danger to: warrant the utmost Precaution. The grip has been through the country with s thoroughness that leaves ‘many systems in « weakened state, and any Kind of an epidemic now, however mild it} would be under ordinary circumstances, would De almost certain to assume distressing propor- tons Washington is having a good deal more than ft» usual share of morbid sensation. The tragedy which removed the artist Mortague end his wife from the scene of their struggles end disappointments is an isolated case; one that gives no suggestion of a remedy for the conditions that led to it. —> + ghecked fo silk Satine” nd sith “make cute “outing” costuuies i {io inches wide, ‘The FRENCH TLANSELS aren multiplied NSELS are patterns. 27 inches wide. Bde. a yard. PLAIN FRENCH FLANNELS—the goodness without the decoration — CRICKET. GAUZE. JAPANESE, SILK WARP and the usual long train of foliowers. We are never “‘off duty.” Constantly on the look- out that no imperfections shail find a foothold here— Teserving the best patterns for our exclusive showing— keeping the prices where they belong. These are the tactics that give us superiority over competition. Pranys, INTH AND THE AVENUE.” Established 1840. Telephone 995. (Bxperience has been our tutor.) (Bing for us.) New Spaixe Goons. Special opening of Spring Novelties in Wool Dress Fabrics in ali the new effects. cout Shewie Camel's Hair, Bedford 2 " ina and India Silks. Biack Wool Dzess Goods in'ali the new woaves. WASH GOODs. Koechiin Freere’s Fren: Andereen Printed Suis. Printed Pobreee, White Goods iu great Variety. LINEN GOODS. Linen Sheetines and Pillow Linens, all widtha Hewattche iueu sheets aid bulow Cases, able Daiuasks. sit erates, John 8." Brown & Sous Damask Table Clothe, Sige, with Nepuine to watch. = Table Clothe, all Pinata and iach voretae Pench aint ev cch Huck Towel Russia aud Barws!y Crashes MANDKORCHIEFS. icred Grass Linen Handkerchiefs. Handkercniets, Ladies’ Ems Ladies’ and Geate HLS. Silk and Lisle Hose. Smith The home of Horace Boies, whose friends consider him the “good western man” pre- scribed for the democratic perty is Waterloo, Towa. Ambitious politiciane must be struck With the fact that this is not » good name to Fun against. —+ +e —___ A snake nine feet long was found on one of the prominent streeta of Philadelphia Inst week. The Quaker city is certainly early in the season with her reptile stories. —_—<—rrs____ Bismarck might do sgood turn to humanity Dy opening « kindergarten where youthful representatives of royalty could get a little systematic instruction in statecraft —+s—___. ‘The reference to the gathering at Albany as 8 “susp convention” is not intended to imply that it meant a “soft snap” for Mr. Hill's presi- dential ambitions. en Tt isnowhere hinted that the bill for the ap- ointment of new consuls to Africa carries with it any suggestion of the proverbial gentleman im the wood pile. ——_—<+-—______ Washington is looking forward to = good dase ball nine. It has been hoped that some- thing might turn up to offset the economical ecugress, + ___ ‘There is » dim suspicion that Ward McAlister as been space in the newspapers that be might write himself to ruin. —————~+-—_____. Chicago has ceased ite war on the sparrows. ‘There is reason to expect that the reed bird supply will recover. ++. The activity of pugilistic jaw that usually follows a prize-ring event bas arrived on sched- ule time. ——___++-+_____ fing Sing should arrange for a St, Helena department to accommodate Napoleons of New York fects that she is big enough to Rave s census whenever she wants it W. M. Sacsrex & Sosa, 919 Pa Av, WAVE JUST RECEIVED & BEAUTIFUL LOT OF PRINTED INDIA SILKS OF THE NEWEST DESIGNS. ALSO AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF PRIESTLY'S MOURN- ING GOODS, IN EEPS, SERGES AD CASHMERES, AND, IN FACT, & COM- PLETE STOCK OF BLACK GOODS OF THE NEWEST DESIGNS, EACH PIECE MARKED IM PLAIN FIGURES, AT THE LOWEST (CaSH PKICES. ‘W. M. SHUSTER & 8OX8, 919 Pa. AVR HVE =NSN= “Corse Maree More 42 Grocere seit st. SWINE Srarso Mazemnr. MES. M. J. HUNT, 1309 F ST. .W., Invites the attention of ber customers to her CHOICE ASSORTMENT of IMPORTED BONNETS and HATS ‘and many from het own work room. Large Assort- ment of CHILDRER’S MATS. FINE MOURNI! GOODS a speciaity. mh7 ‘For the Promenade, Reception or for Business cannot be excelled. As for the price—thatcam not be equaled. Don't put an unnecessary dollar into your footwear! Maker to wearer, Tag Bazza Suos “Just ‘round the corner.” mb? ‘There is no reason why city people cannot enjoy the same Pure, Sweet, Fresh Batter found in the country an@ which is one of the delicasioe of rural districts. Oyster's Famous Creamery Butter is the peer of any ‘Deter churned. 30, 36, 40, 45 end 50 ‘pea dro M, Overs, Jn, Se eee 1480 BW. Y. AVE SP cg he , THE EVENING STAR: ‘WASHINGTON, D. C.,; MIERT 2. ‘The mest memorable wosk Of ofr business ox- perience has come and one—but our recollection Of $8 will linger with us 60 long as we remain in busi- ness. We did as much Daginess in the week asis ‘sually done in «month. We dispensed Sods Water free of charge, and it is no eaggeration to say that there were hardly less than twelve thenssnd glasses siven away. In addition to this, we sold « late umber of well-known ar ticles and prepafations at cost and « few less than cost. We did thie to show our appreciation of your generous patronage dur- tng the past siz years. Notwithstanding lest ‘week's “terrible urricane of trade,” we have re Plenished the stock and are again reedy for busi ness. While many patrons felt amxrieved at not wet ting waited upon, we be- lieve that upon mature consideration they will reo- oghizethe fact that we were in no wise to blame. We endeavored to wait upon all with promptness and dispatch, but, with the constant stream of hu- manity surging in and out of the store, it was abso- lutely impossible. We again remind you of the fact that we alone revolutionized the drug Dusiness some sit years ago by being the frst to eut prices—to “throw off ah, ATKNEW'S DAILY LETTER. opened this morning a superb line of Ladies’ Wonnte fer te cotnfua settee, ema call epetial attention to the following excellent — wes: ‘values: Ladies’ Black Stik Gloria Waists only 63.50 each. Ladies’ Black China Silk Waists, 85 each. Ladies’ Black China Silk Waists, with platted Jabot down the front, 96.50. ‘Ladies’ China Silk Waists, linea throughout, plaited Jabot down the front, Black, Cardinal and Navy, 68.50 cach, Ladies’ Elorant Changeable Silk Waiste, plaited front and back, only $8.75. Hore 1s the handsomest Waist we shown these many yeors—Ladies’ Dotted Changeable Si! Waist. double faced, turned-down collar, with silk plaited edge and knife-piaited jabot down the front, 613.75, Curpaews Bowe Recrzns. ‘The entire line is now complete, we baving Just added Children's Navy Blue Keefors at €175. We also received this morming an ad- ditional line of ‘‘novelties” in Children's Reeters. “|Lavme Reavr-Mane Sura It appears that we cannot receive them fast enouxh. We refer to the Ladies’ Cheviot Suite ‘at 812.50. We received a new line this morning, 0 have ail sizes at present. No style will be more popular than the Blager Suits. These consist of a Skirt ands Blazer Jacket to match, to be worn over a silk or other waist. $10, 12.50 and Special attention is called to the Navy Blue Wire Serge Blazer Suits at $12.50. New Srrizs Ix Brnxnanvt Cares. Long Capes will reach the zenith of their Popularity this spring. We show Tan Long Capes as low as 88.50 and in Black we have three excellent styles at $12.50. Ladies desiring an exclusive novelty will not havea better opportunity than nw to make a selection, as the stock is at its best and we have Dut one or two only of the most stylinh gar- ments. These are in Tans, Grays, trimmed with lace overcapes, marabout and jet, $16.50 to 835. Sprixo-Werort Loxo Croaxs. You will need a long cloak when traveling this summer, so you may as well purchase it Rowand get the benefit of wearing it during J, the spring. We have a splendid line of Cheviot Long Cioaksin Tans and Gray, with the popular @etachable cape, at $14.50. Witrraw H. McK wew, the yoke" of the dominant 933 Pa. Ave. N.W. manufacturers who as ‘sumed to dictate the prices A NoTHER at which their preparations £s LAzorr. should to besold. Weshail aa ETTER B continue to name the low- est prices in America and endeavor to retain your generous patronaze by deserving it We again thank you. = > os fy ‘Modern Pharmacy, Con Llra Asp F Srs. N.W. BERRRAREALLEALARAAALAEEULLRLEAG aa eae Pipinteyetters “ Mone “*Reaova. Sazer Repvcrioss Ar Teuws Laxsscrows Read allof the reduced prices else here, and then come herr, foryou will find our prices (ower. We have led you to expect Jow prices, so cannot afford to disappoint you—and won't. A “WONDER” IN CHAMBER SUITES. Some time before our determination to remove from F street we contracted for 500 Chamber Suites to be made to our special weto receive 100 each month from 1. The firs: shipment of 100 has |. and this 100 must be sold before the arrival of the second, April 1. We realize the fact that nothing but an extraordinarily low price will ac have made the price #2 suites are made of solid oak. 3 ext pieces. 44-Inch dresser, 34-inch was with splasher rail, dresser fitted with 24 by ‘30-inch French beveled wirror; every piece thorougiily seasoned, hand-rubbed and Polished; on!y 827.50 per suite. It is no exiegeration to say that this suite Lor Of Men's @1,98 Genuine Calf, Lace, Button and Congress SHOES hos Just reached us. The above is our price, The same SHUES would cost you $3 any- where else. ‘There are Globe, French and London Toes, with and without Tips. Quick purchasers will get first pick. Our Celebrated Men's #3 Hund-sewed Calf SHOES have also been reintorced by a **brand” new iot. 85 is the price asked «verywhere, Ours is &}—remember that. We Lave an immense variety of Styles, Toes, Widths and Sizes, and can surely please In Men's exclusive you would be charse¢ Men's Fine French Calf Shoes we are selling for on! FF -Ladies' Black Cloth Overgaiters are a specialty. MH They have been selling every where for #1.00. fF Ocn Price 1s 59 Cexts. for the Woasutserows Snoz Exronrem, 1 310 Axo 312 Sevesrn Sr. 00 RRR Open for your oOo UG RR a oo “uw EOE our New Spring Styles eaunot be duplicated ia town today under of 887.50. Gnas ‘We shall soll the balance of our stock of Boitl Oak Rockers for 82.05 each. 2.00 We shal sell the belance of cur stock of 00, WoW Ww NNN ae Solid Oak Cane-seat Rockers, extra lance oOo WWWW NNN ‘Shoes.’ size, for #5. 83 weew NRE oe oO wwww NNN ‘We also offer Solid Oak Rockers, with cane oo ww NNN . LT . For Ladies— 1 _close out our 6-foot Solid Oak sion Dining Tables at €5¢ac Finest Dosgols We shail clove out 87 Hich-back Dining Hond-turn, Chairs, cane seat, hend-polished, 21.75. Hond-welt or PARLOR FURNITURE REDUCED. oa 4 Patent Flexible, ‘We offer six Handsome Wilton Rug Parlor 3° oa oe So mun Buites, comprising five large over-stutled Fe 3 sutton or Laced, Pieces, finished with spring edge, at thelow Faas ZH yg55 100 8 different styles. price of $46.50 per suite, ‘We shall close out an odd lot of Wilton —_ Bug Divans, in imitation mahogany and For Men— solid oak frames, at 60.90 each. P. 8.—Do not run the risk of being disap- Fine Calf, Pointed by waiting three or four days before Batted, calling forthe advertised gods. We reduce them to sell them within the nest day or fi Ht O% REE s88s ‘Laced of be H7HS SHE Ss Gaiters, Sso8 Ho Sss8 6 aitterent toon Jorrus Laxssunan Cox. 1322 Ann F Srs. N.W. Tax Moxvszxzaz, 097 AMD 090 F ST. H.W. FINE MILLINERY. CLOAKS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, bo, ‘The inclemency of the weather nearly all last ‘Week bas kept many ladies from attending our Grand Exhibition and Saleof French HATS and BONNETS; also hundreds from our own work rooms. Besides Untrimmed HATS AND BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, LACES, JETS, REEFEBS, JACKETS, CAPES, NEW- MARKETS, SILK, COTTON and MERINO UNDERWEAB, HOSIERY and GLOVES of EVERY DESCRIPTION, CORSETS, UM- BRELLAS, HANDKERCHIEFS, NECK- WEAR, &c. (GiBo that every indy msy see our efforts, ‘We will continue our display MONDAY, TUBSDAY AXD WEDNESDAY Of this week, and cordially invite you to attend. Guz & Sox, Popwlar Candy Makere, » Con Lirx Asn F Sze. ‘Visiting cards printed plate, Te. per 100. cel FULLY EQUAL TO ANY 83.00 SHOES SOLD IN WASHINGTON. WITHOUT EXCEPTION THE BEST GOODS SOLD IN AMERICA FOR THE PRICE, Wx. Hix & Cos RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 930 and 932 7th st., 1914 and 1916 Pa. ave., 231 Pa ave. 5.0, BU Cotors Maxy Axo Bantuyr. ‘Tulips will continue in season until after Easter. The features which make them so attractive for decorative purposes justify the great demand for them. Our supply is fully equal to the demand, however. A. Guve & Bro., Annstre Froxsrs, 1224 F ST. N.W. EW Punctual deltvery guaranteed. mb7 To Give Tux Mix A Cuaxce. AS we Jaues F, Overza, > Virgin Violet ie tha onty gure extradt of the View oats ounce, ere by the W.A. Prence & Co, “= Usarcs Hors Ox Dutss Foo. oASEESTONOmED Danas 18a Puma UFACTURERs, ING BUSINESS has PIERCE'S, as you aresure of the qualities and Prices, SIDE DRESS BONES of rtal French hora, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 8P) Bate inches. SPECIAL PRICE, T FRENOH HORN BONINE, extra wide, 8. 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 inches long, hichly pol- Ashed. Special prices from Be. to 19e. dozen. We show these bones in White or Black. HUNDKEDS of STYLES and colors tn BONE CASINGS tn B-yard pieces from 9. to Se. piece. By the yard, frou Je. to To. yard. DOZENS of STYLES in BELTINGS in all COLORS and COMBINATIONS, from 2c. to 2e. yard. ALL-SILK SEAM BINDING in EVERY om that is MADE. PRICES GUARAN- BEST RUBBER DRESS SHIELDS. EVERY. PAIR GUARANTEED TO WEAR WELL. 8PE- CIAL PRICES, 1e., 15c. and 17e. pair. BINDING and TRIMMING BRAIDS of all STYLES at SPECIAL PRICES, Come and look over our NOTION DEPART- MENT. There are THOUSANDS of ARTI- CLES that we have not the room to advertise, TEED to be tue LOWEST. Carcuy Derss Goons Bunoarss FOR ‘TUESDAY ONLY 9o. YARD. phates maak cal TBs rae * WE SHALL 99 SILK WAKE LEN on SALE TURSDAY » NIGETIA in BLACK. A Hendid value a SAT yale at OUR SPECIAL BAL- $1.00 vann. FOR TUESDAY we will OFFER an EXTRA. ARY VALUE tn SCOTCH CHOVEG ades of Gray. jular price, $1. SPE- i FOu TUE> 20, YARD, FOR TUEsDAY wi RICH ASBORTMENT OF Ob NEW CR Gi-SH BROCATELLS in BLUL and BROWS e SPECIAL PRICE, 20, YARD. New Panasots. It may Ue a littie early yet for PARASOLS— that is, you may not want to buy one just now. Yet 118 just as Weil to know where iomet One when you do want it. ou know that wedid LE PAKASOL from last NoW WE HAVE OsEY NEW AR E VE Ox STYLISH GOODS To SHOW YOU. We want Ti tocome in aud take alook at OUR NEW ABASOLS. “It'uay be ot beneit to you. The PRICES yu will dud “tue owes! ior wood ality. "We show ail of the NEWHoT eit FEOTE, pott cor Labi amd ONTEDREN Niw Necawear E, TS. BcanES in BROCADE “VE YECES CPREE SHADES. 1 yards lone, EXTRA wide: SFECIAS Palck, #113 each, ALSUCHEDE SCAKFS in LEDFORD CORD feces af, Yards lone, extra. wider eM BiltCHED.” Keruar ‘price @1. SPECIAL ‘Te, each. NEW DOUBLE HEMST!TCHED LONDON TIPS. ALL SILK, in NEW Hes LK, in NEW CULORINGS. 0c. each. W. A. Preece & Co. TAY Market space, ‘Con Bt st Lace Currarxs aT Laxssvrcn & Bros. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF LACE CUR- TAINS, AND ADDING THESE TO OUR ALREADY MAMMOTH STOCK ENABLES U8 TO SHOW YOU THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE LINE IN THE CITY. NOTE THE PRICES: No. No. 128243 yards Jong, 750. 109; 7270-8 yards lone, 48 QS 81.25 Sead $1.50 absamastredeee °° 81.75 wag semis.” 82.60 1X BtS-4 yards lone, 00 BP D5 In addition to the prices quoted we can show you NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS in the latest Brussels effects at prices that are sure to please, Also TAM- BOURED LACE CURTAINS from $4.75 per patrw. Trusu romst race ovntarns Brvssurs ack ovarams sin. wi No. 103-33 yards long, 52 in. wi rds long, 52 reduln top.--- trom $14 per pats upto the finest. Rewexnen, « ovntam oun with trimmings end pins is furnished free of charge with every par of G2 curtains for and up. ‘MANY BARGAINS OF SIMILAR NATURE AWAIT YOUR COMING. MAIL ORDERS FOR ARY OF ‘THESE GOODS WILL RECEIVE IM- MEDIATE CONSIDERATION. LANS-= BURGH 2 BRO. 400, 42m, 694, 428 TH BT. SS ” y le DAY. MARCH 7, 1892. Wooowann Axp Lormor, 20TH, 1178 AND F STA XW. —— QU™ Miuineey Pantone xrven LOOKED 80 WELL—The TRIMMED MILLI- ERY has ample spece—We've never had 60 ‘much of the kind to show you: never before 90 much that was worth careful looking at. We have the space to do Justice tothe TRIMMED end the UNTRIMMED MILLINERY: wo've ‘the Hats and Bonnets to properly fill thé space— You can come here knowing that you will Always find what is newest and sreshet and tastiet in Women's and Children’s Headgear. ‘There are hundreds of styles from which to vo- lect One that immediately attracts the atten- ton even of the lees observant te indeed a dream © levetiness—a poem in tacit. A clance will tell you ite origin— French to ce the last threed—Difficult to properly descrive— nae ernenasa Sar OT AR a Se SOARES You can perhaps get an ides of what its like by neato aaa ral saber this—It is a large Hat—the crown is of fine ecra —— ‘Jece_the brim of intricate lace-work atraw,cov~ Sra ered with Bleck fish-net, cought tn front by aes Rhinestone buckle—the net falls in the back RICO NTT TAR in graceful folds and can be used as scarf or a ESSA ira Jell—trimmed with an artistic arrangement of double-faced satin ribbon of the new shade of Greon, matching the brim, and a lance *“Amer- joan Beauty" rose and bud—There are others Just a8 pretty--we want you to see them—theu ee ewes Ses A large variety of well-solected stylesof Un- trimmed Hats—ali colors— 250. to $3.50. Children's Hata, from the daintily trimmed to the plain everyday School Hate, at ‘Boe. Artificial Flowers in abundance—Roves 25c.. Jong Wreaths 25¢. and 350. Violets and long- stem Flowers and Millinery Novelties of ail kinda, ACT rcarilgibrr Gone 60c. QUALITY FOR 370, aesilicohen ‘The result of shrewd buying—we Just closed oUt two lots (every yard of these kinds the M™manulacturer had) of ALL-WUOL DRESS GOODS. You will not find ‘them elsewhere ip ‘Washineton—they cannot be daplicated—the ‘Quantities are limited. We bouxist them low— ‘We'll sell them accordingly. Would beabar- gain at 50c. Unmatchable at BT3ee. A 10th street window suggests them—iong center tubles contain the bulk of them. There are two lots—they go on sale tomorrow, Tues Gay. Here are the descriptions: LOT ONE-1,200 yards Striped Serge in eighteen colorings—all new “‘Spring of 62" Goods, 39 inches wide. ie. a yard— LOT TWO—Eighteen pieces of last season's fabrics in checksof Light Spring shades—Biack and White, three shades of Licht Gray and White and Brown aud White—excelient quality” ‘—38 inches wide. —Sisse. a yard. — 10th st. building.) as Exceuzest Varurs IN (First floor. Prorvaz Deranraext sos 5-foot Bambvo Easela, sie. Postel Paintings. size 9x20, with two-inch silver rococo moldings an neat White mats, —5e.— Travetrxe Goons D PARTMENT. We a:enow beginning our second season in this class of goods, and for greater conven!- ence have moved them to the basement of Eleventh street building. We are more than Satisfied with the success of this depart- ment, and have spared no efforts to pro- cure the very best Trunks and Bags inthe ‘market, with which to bein thisseason. The ew goods are arriving daily, and to make oom for them we must dispose of some of the odd ones. ‘Lo accomplish this we make the fol- lowing reductions: 182unch Papier Mache Trunk, hard wood steel clauups, malleable iron trimmings, sheet-iron bottom, lined with Irish linen, jane double set-up tray, **Exceisior” lock, good lock bolts. —Reduced from $10.50 to $5.50.— 2 Papier Mache Trunks, very similar to above, wituout the malicable iron trimmings, but having reinforced clamps. inch. Reduced from £12.80 to €6.75.— —JG-inch. = “* ($13.50 to $7.25.—— ‘3 Theatrical Trunks, covered; with heavy duck, three top sists and two around body, dound with papier mache, steel clamps, rein- fotced valauce bend, iron bottom, full linen lined, large double set-up tray and extra dreas tray, “*Excelsior™ lock and best lock bolts, —St-in. Reduced trom $18 to $10.— —Btin. Reduced trom @18. 75 to $10.25.— —38-in. Reduced from $19.50 to $10.50. — 4 Lads’ Canvas Saratoga Trunks, larce Goubie set-up tray, hard-wood slate, mal- Jeable iron clamps and trimmings, sheet-iron Dottom, brase locks and kood lock bolts. —W-in. Beduced fron 86.25 to $4.50.— ——Bin. Reduced from 66.75 to $5.— —A4-in. Reduced from 67.40 to $5.50.— B6-in. Reduced from $8 to @4 — 2 Ladies’ Canvas-covered Dress Trunks, rotind top, leather bofind, hard-wood slats,steel clamps, good strap hinges, best lock and lock Dolts, sheet-iron bottom, reinforced valance band, full iinen Lined, extra drese tray and Compartment set-up tray. —Stim. Reduced from 814.23 to $10.— —St-in, Reduced from $15 to $10.73. — ‘BLadies' French Dress Tronks, full linen Uned, set-up tray and extra dress tray, leathet bound, hard-wood slats, brass clamps, shoot- iron bottom, “‘xcelsior” lock, good lock bolts, —28in. Reduced from $10.25 t0 87.— —S24in. Reduced from $11.75 to #8.25.— —t-in, Reduced trom $12.78 to #9. 1 Bound-top, Canvas-covered Trunk, polished hardwood slats, steel clamps, reinforced val- ‘ance band, sheet-iron bottom, three good strap hinges, good brasslock and lock bolts, larke eot-ap tray. —St-in. Reduced from $7.50 to 65.—— 2 Round-top Canvas-covered Trunks, hard- ‘wood slate, shevt-trom bindings and bottom, 004 spring lock, two lock bolts, —S4in. Reduced from 95.05 to ¢4.— —96-in. Reduced from $6.75 to #4..50. --Tith at, bldg.) =a Horeurssox, Lurontea. SPRIRG OPE RING. Musca 9, 10, 11, 12. PARTIAL LIST OF ATTRACTIONS. ‘Y DEPARTMENT. — Im- verte Bonnets and Round. Hats, comprin: ing models from all the leading Modistes of Paris. In Dress and Suit Hats there are choice and exclusive demens from our own workroom. Plenty of Children's Hata CLOAK DEPARTMENT.—Latest produc- tions of Worth, Pingat, Uliac, Feliz and the other Parisian artists at prices lower than duplicates can be purchased elsewhere, Some of them cannot be duplicated any- where. NOVELTY DRESS GOODS. BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN INDIASILES. FOSTER KID GLOVES. J. Cy Horcarsox, 907 Pa Ave Tarrve Gor Orr “Fysorn-M ARKS.” HERE'S A FINISH 10 CLOTHES of OUR making that as good as telle you they're ours. You serit piainiy fm the LIGHT WEIGHT OVERCOATS. You ought to be looking at them—now—too. *Tisn't logical that it is worth as much again ‘as we charge to be messured and made for. ‘The best fe the best_and can’t be improved Upon. Ours are best in material—cut—and fit. All the “pugaboo” tailors raise acainst Teady-for-wear garments falls flat before our excellencies. We're stickiers forstyle—with mind of ourewn—so you'll find some Aiffer- ‘ent things here from anywhere else. COR- RECT—strictly so. About twonty-five bun- red to see—$10 to $35 to pay—SATISFAC- TION the resuit every time. Mone—~———wnite wo dont mare our BOYS’ and CHILDRENS! BREAKERS ‘wehaveallto sayabout how they sball be” followed. That “betters” them A lees Une of exclusive novelties ready. Sars Axp Compas, **Firet-Class,” PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH at STREET. Ir You Anr Gorse To Ger A Pair of Sho=s tomorrow, Just remember that WILSON & CARR, 929 Fost. n.w., are selling the best $3.5 Shoe ever seen in Washington. it your feet are a litte Dit tender and require an easy, comfortable shoe this particular footwear will Le worth twice its price to You. The €3.50 shoe for ladies may be had in dull or wlaze finish and they contain more solid comfort than any Shoe in the market. Please yourself about the too—broad, medium or marrow. The shoe for centie- men is neat and dressy in appearance. and ite wears Qualities are surprising. Have you seen their patent lenther shoes? They are here tn all styles, and the prices rauge from @5 to $10. mL Fisxsaars J EWELRY Estasuisrwest THE SETH THOMAS Be CATHEDRAL BELL HOUR AXD HALF-HOUR STRIKE Exout-Dar ’ 18 UNRIVALED! Crocs 531 Seventh street north west. Bow. mus tee fad i AAA ae aes Mt It is too important an item to you not to tell it. ‘We have placed on sale the largest and most AE. complete line of Ladies’ Spring and Summer Underwear, you have ever been invited to in- spect. You can find plenty of 25e. Swiss Ribbed Vests—but none the equal of these. Their Buish is superior. Colors White, Ecru, Pink and Bie. Neck and arm hole run with ribbon. ‘V-neck and square neck. 25c. each. It ts hard to keep the line of sizes complete in the Children's Fast Black Fine Derby Ribbed Hose at 18c. per pair—but we have ail sizes just now—6 to 9 inch. Double heel and tve—and equal to many 25c. Hose. + Ostx 19c. Pex Pam Tae Box Manca, 314 Ax 316 Tru Sx. N. W Aopszsszp To Tux Lapis. ‘You will do well by cailing at 1321 G st. n. w. and having your hair curied 7rve and examine the new Process. Dampuess does uct effect the curl. Marm- Jess and durable. Lasts from one to two weeks. Oyen oe to 9p. m. this weer. aah’ FRIZZINE MANUFACT. CO. 10c 10c 10c. 10. ROVAL BUGUISIS. 100. ts 10c. 10c. 10c 10c. He sat Gee Bae: per vara REE ae soitaaee _ 120-3 or z= | bandsat wrists and antics Five Pans For $1 INSTEAD OF Foor Pars For $1, Linus wuitesaine for Iieht-weleht Stock inew before loys. In the meantinetwe must dispose of 240 oeen medium weuhts. 21 ceute instead of 5c. a air. Gusranteed Fast Black, the sawe as if reruler Price was asked. Parris voaerwrar ie fail tshionsd, sorey Atti and band finished The tichts Fith rm proved yoke Sand, the union suite with smproned tivht-Atting The following tights are recomumended ns superior at the prices. #5. fur thoes Of fast Diack silk, @4.08 forthe sik and linie mined, ©2.50 forthe lisie, Rie. for those of fast bieck amd cream cotton. Co:mpanion bare. fast biack 0; Srrcrarcy recommended are the new strie Commer Covers, Those of Black and Cres Dutton all the way down, Corset Cor The Ki eat Bho. are to be one Ueprises of the season. ‘They c Cream. Those of ribbed hee surprise, The Inte art tude Mack, Bive, Yellow, Lavender, Med, Pink, Nui Other features of the Py tons are sizer for unwwa The 50c. Rivbed Bal. Vests bust measure, The spring stock of M. Underwear is a8 complete as it eve complete than ever before. Ask tor ¢ catalogue and price List of the ces Underwear. ar demcript ted * Paylite” Panasors.m rani x val's cash business docan't necessitate calculation for bad de? thas lowest prices are quoted bere for choice Parasols, Here are Lyon's Novelties, made of the two-tone or flace silks, that are to be so fashionable in dress soods, The Umbrellas, with extra cover, @.0% The Parasols, with quaint handles, oniy #5. fasely trimmed with lace only $425 each, These last mentioned have detachable Landie to efit of Packing in trunk. ‘Those pro- Qe $2.50 so tre speciat ante price of the #208 “Palais Royal” Silk Umbrelias. Tue handles will at once attract attention as very superior. The silk may be relied on tecwusr guaranteed fur one your, We take the responsibility of the wear. Tuts morning's ervivsi tn the Leather Goods ne Partwent is 25 dozen Purses, combining «card case and purse, made of grain leather and leather lined, and only 250. each. Waile in the store tomorrow look im the tray for those Pocket Books and Purses that are ecratched or otherwise the victune of display inshow cases, &c. 10c. for choice. Fizere pancarss.—ture cates of Pure Giycerine Soap, in fancy box, for 12 cel Men's Dearly All-linen Handkerchiefs at 10c. each that were imported to retail at 25cents. Ladies’ Undressed Kid Mousquetaire Gloves at Stic. that were inteuded to sell at $1 pair. A tow ninte tat nt on with tte mornong’s arrival of Point de Gene Laces: 5 pieces, 8g inches wide, only Bbe.a yard; worth SOc. What better to trim @ lamp shade? We bave the Nickel Lamp Shade Frame at U8e. ; the China Silk tocover it may be secured’st the remuant counter at the reduced price of 3 not buy some of thts Lace for @ jabot the Silk above mentioued. What better than this Lace for trimming many @ the fabrice be\ow quoted. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Frovrev Isom Sus, 590. Traxex suns reve the Biack grounds and coloret figureslike 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 Leen led to beliove they are the same quality as the best silks. Theyare not, Wethink the Palais Royal Price—59 cents—is the lowest price quoted. BSc. and one dotiar » yard will here buy the brat qualites of printed Shanghai, Japanese and Giece (two tone) Silks, with Biack, Golden Brown, Navs, ‘Tan, Gray end Cream grounds. SL -raais oyu” wiack Paitie, Sunk oe Gros Grain Silke areas reilable as the €2.25 Silke All are warranted —a new dreas given if che tik epitte, lupe in the seams or erocks. Tur New Corrox Fanme. Lapres win remeiter the Standart Putting that wanso much used some years ago. The very jatest cotton dress fabric looks as if made by the seine mma- chine. Though cotton it looks like wool, the White round brightened with stripes of Gray, Yellow, Pink, ‘Lavender, only 40 and 50 cents a yard. Vc. tor ne new Gace Ginerams in combinations of the art shades in new and beautiful desiena, 25e.for genuine Scotch Ging haus in plaids, stripe and plain color 12s. for the choicest collection of Domestic Ging- ams in this city. Aeltable. Guaranteed fast colors: designe and culurs identical to the imported. Fovr Bancaws Is Sixes. Se. o yard for @1 quality Biack Figured Chine Sila 24 inches wide. Hinch White Japanese Silke. G8e. for 27-inch White Japanese Silke. ‘Toe. for 30-iwch Black Japanese SUke. Brack Woor Dasss Goovs Piarstiers & LUBIws spring noveition ore hore at Palate Royal gr ices, which weans a dollar oF so saving on the cost of your dress. ‘The following are also iate Buveities and reliabie im dye and material: 40-inch Biack Crepon.... 40-inch Biack Jacquard Bedford. 21 yard 40-nch Biack Figured Crepon 40-inch Biack Henrietta... 45-inch Black Henrietta... @0-iweb Cravanette Cioth. 40-tnch Crocouile Crepou Heavoranrers For Laces. Danse xaxrns acatn teil os wearelace beadguer- ters, The 1S? collection certainly could mot be more complete, This week's additions to stock are 4 pieces Point Gene and Point d'ireiande Laces., The following ‘are quoted as extra valuce: Ast © see any of these ama you'll be shown the beat values in stock. No, 731—Ring patterns, 2iginches wide.....98e. yané No. G83—Indescribable design, 45 iuches WIDE a Xo. 600—Loop Gesien. 63; inches wide...... 0c. Fam, Ko. 611—Zig-zag pattern, 11% inches wide.61.35, Ro. 5t}_Horse Shoe desu, inches wide, No. 542—Chain desig, 14 inches wide (O0e. Far No. 410_Clover Leaf pattern. 45, inches wide. Bbc. yar No. 483 Hick Rerk design. 7 inches wide, 250. ya No. 42—Chain patiern, 14 inewes wide......00e. yar Xo. $02—Crescent pattern, 3 inches wide....35e. ya: Xo. 40—Cluster of Dots, 11 inches wida...91.00 ya No. 471—Dainy pattern, 12 inches wide......91. 73.78 Ba The descriptions are necomsariiy very the writer has tried merely to «ive an idea of the st: of the patterns. The Beaulies of detaile aunt be & of ine few words. Asx to be bown the new Biack Lace Drapery Prices rance ‘rom 48. to $4 a yard for thove 48 im wide. The 42-inch Flouncings, the Deat Fioune thd narrow laces to match. « thotmand and one st ste lundred and one prices—a coliectium the ? complete yet wathered im thts erty. ‘ated dow't fOreet to viet the 1 rimming Depart Inporters’ samples at Wc. yard, worth irom ¢ to 62. Youn wane on tity cards sorte, Segue of work? Gee our sampics. ‘A. LISNER, <a a