Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1892, Page 4

4 THE EVEN ING STAR. SHINGTo et soessslMlareh 10, 1802, = ‘CROSBY 8. NOYES, Editor. ‘THE EVENING STAR bas a regular and permanent circulation in Washington three times larger than that of any ether paper im the city. As = lecal NEWS paper and Advertising Medium it bas no competitor. —____—__———————— ‘The danger in the controversy over the ap- ‘Pellate court bill is still that the District will fall between two stools. The local bench op- poses the bill, the bar association has favored it, the House judiciary committee is unani- ously committed to it. The difficulty of the situation is this: The House judiciary com- mittee has indicated that it will relieve the Jocal court by the creation of the court of appeals or not at all It cam probably kill in the House any other measure. Our Judges, with their strong influence with the local bar and with individual Senators and Repre- sentatives, can probably defeat the court of ap- peals bill, if they enlist for the war. If the fight is continued to the bitter end the District is likely to secure no relief in any shape. It ‘would be a fortunate thing for Washington if the local bench and bar could agree upon amendments to the bill approved by the House Judiciary committee, which would render it reasonably satisfactory to all the parties in in- terest. and enable the community to make ‘® united effort for its passage. Concessions im the public interest must be made, and the suggested unity of effort secured, or justice aust continue tobe denied through long de- lay in the District, The action of the House Judiciary committee seems to indicate the practical advisability of accepting the court of appeals bill as a basis and of securing modifica- ‘ions of it,rather than of presenting the increase- | A of-judges Dill as a hostile proposition, if the desire is for relief of some sort and @dvocacy of a particular form of relief is only eecondary. ——__+—___ Some singular things happen in politics. The democrats of the Senate in ,the last Congress ‘were nearly unanimous in favor of the free eoinage bill I: would be curious to see the ‘vote when the bill passes the House and goes ‘over to the Senate. Will the anti-silver demo- erat vote as he did before, or will he “vote his " this time? And what will the re- ‘publican Seuator do who fears the enactment of s free silver law in a presidential year? The | democratic party is sorely divided—in the east ‘opposing, in the west favoring the Bland bill. Bat the western republicans are not ablo easily | to unite on a program for the defeat of silver free coinage. The subject bas its difficulties for both parties, greater. perhaps, for the dem- crate, but not without some danger for the re- blicans, pul ——— Ifthe court of appeals bill is used as the basis of legislation for the relief of the District | 25er 96-inels Dress’ Goods. es ‘Dainasks Al RS B peecccba tates BED T TG cg Great Vater. Every line below points cut the E87 {for yon to savedollars and cents Rot ap_jcem guentioned. but what is an EXCELLENT BARGAIN. 7 a Conzans Drrarpary Curiain "Poles ides" feet tong. “ae te Tig to 1 lons: excellent for =n Odd pairs pect 6 Misses’ Croax Derazvesr, Children’ ‘worth As Was Gossamens RAPPERS. lot of Ladies? and Misses’ #1. 1 Gossamers. 986. exch y Peosant Guess oo meron a Axp, Arzoxs A lot of $1 and $1.25 Caderweat Gowns, ‘Chemise, and Corset Covers Be, 1a Children's Abseus, soos ‘ac. Sach x Dz ‘RY Goo oe, Devaxprse, Remnant: es if Hybants of $1. 75, 8 ‘Teo, Cyrainal Fancy ‘yard Jeugtl n farsa ‘button Kid Gloves, 53, 0% and ovals ‘53g and 5. TE: ik and Crepe Reefer Scarfs. douen Ibe. Bvtias Restroniered Hisidivercisea: SES court, why should it not be provided that a majority of the judges constituting it should be appointed from the District? Is there any greater restraint upon the executive power of appointment involved in such a provision than in the provision of local residence in respect to the civilian Commissioners? If this court is created the way ought to be smoothed for Jocal appointments to it, and for utilizing in its make up and in filling the vacancies in it from time to time the best material in the Su- Preme Court of the District. = — The public is confronted with a prospect of Josing one of its most picturesque and enter- taining political characters. It is rumored that Jobuny Brodsky proposes to take steps which will sever his interesting personality from the proceeding of “the boys” who have made “‘de ate” national in itsreputation. It is to be regretted that a man who has contributed so much to the picturesque side of public busi- nesssbould conclude to bury himself in se- clusion and effete luxury. —_—_<-+-___ ‘The red flower that Mr. McMillin wore in his buttonbole when he arose to talk tariff in the ‘House was @ recognition of Mr. Springer, whose iliness prevented his appearance, that was none the less graceful because of its semi- humerous character. Mr. Springer and his Loutonniere have become almost inseparable in ‘the publie mind and it is seemly that there should be reminder of him during the progress of legislative work in which he is so tcoply interested. Sed ONS Se eee The consideration by the District Commis- sioners of the subject of protection of theater patrons against fire and panic revives s matter ‘that has been frequently agitated. The thea- ters of Washington have been very fortunate with reference to accidents, but this is a matter in which precaution cannot be overdone. The recent disasters by fire in this couniry have Presented awfal warnings. ——+-+-—___ Alarge number of the poor in Vienna find themselves in exceptional poverty because the mild winter has given little or no oceupation to many who have been accustomed to tide over the cold weather by their earnings fromshovel- ing snow. There are several cities in this country that would have been glad to make arrangements for a division of the work in this lize that offered itself. te - Washington bas proved itself liberal and public-spirited in the promotion of projects for the development of the capital as an educa- tional center, such, for instance, as the pro- posed Methodist National University, and will doubtless respond heartily to the efforts of a lise kind now in progress for the establishment bere of a National Episcopal Cathedral with its connected educational institutions. ——_—__ += ‘The new food and drink bill which passed the Seuate yesterday is alsoadrug bill. {ts pur- pose is to provide pure food, drink, medicines, ete. The act is apparently constitutional, being confined tocommerce between the states or * territories or any of them and a foreign coun- try. There has long existed a necessity for well-guarded legislation of the kind. te ‘The patrician puppies at the Poe show will fail to appreciate the joy that thrills the local Plebeian canine bosom at the news of a reduc- tion of the poundmaster’s salary from $1,200 to @900 per annum. A series of nocturnal ca- ‘nine serenades will be arranged for Represent- ative Dockery’s back yard this summer in Fecogrition of his services tote sw ea The President's appointive hand has not lost its cunning. The nomination of Mr. Clements of Georgia to be interstate commerce commis- sioner is one of the very best that the adminis- | ~ tration has made. Whether the precise number of vessels re- ported by the Senate committee be agreed upon by Congress or not, the duty of that body to continue the great work of naval rehabilitation te imperative. punreiainne ye ceaaeewaney It is given as Superintendent Porter's opin- fon that the New York state census was padded. ‘As is often the case when this device is resorted to, the result was pronounced disproportionate sad unsymmetrical. : oo ‘The usual combination of an irresponsible man anda pistol came near adding another homicide to the list yesterday. The law regu- Jating the carrying of weapons cannot go into @flect 100 soon. ———__—_+2—__- Gen. Russell A. Alger presents in » nutshell “the secret of over-production in booms when he says “It is the right of every American cit! em to aspire to the presidency.” —— Mr. Harter has stepped up manfully to a} Jong-felt want, with « letter to Mr. Hill asking him for his views on the silver question. oe ‘The legislators who want an anti-“blackmail” bill might get some points from Emperor Will- jam on the suppression of newspapers. ——__+=—___- Yery properly England is not to have = womopoly on firmness Hos: SIERY. dog. vairy Misses’ 25e. Black Rome see OF 10 py, Boys! Si tices ea“ sizes 7, 9 a 12 Endies“Gses Swiet and Bo Penruventes Axp T. ONLET Axnetes. ic: Lundvorg's Extract, 3 bottles excl ‘Alpine Violet aud Slayechal Neil Row. 33 Giscering Fania for the ‘Be. Raven Glos: Siive Polis Nortos: S. 3 boxes Woven Initials, boxes brok ie Vives Bindine,.Tan, Brown ai Be Dar ‘on, all col 4 BACB Durnin Cotton, all colors Bortoxs. Se, Metal Buttons, only 1 or 2 dozen of Heads, Necwran. id lieefer Scarfs: onl; Fancy Set Embevidered for Child reM......-..--.scayen Saunas aad Soamead a by Tay 1 Gin; tk and Tins 1 : ‘nants; best abadencresse ony, Small Fem "Golaeed guk Frias ew aia Sot Neil Bead Primi Dolored Silk Appalque Gila, ai colors. Mews Goons. 12 Soe. Pull Ses Ug douen Ot. Liste Threat Bavws POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, mbi0 SEVENTH STREET. wort” $2-50 Cas. EK KK KK Ek ty YY ¥ Ba Sevestz Axo H Srs N.W., “WE MOURN OUR PROFIIS.” Hese ruey ane- Only » few—but ‘They are RARE BARGAINS— And are only ‘Fair Specimens of our BLACK’ FRIDAY SACRIFICES— FOR TOMORROW— A few Neatly Decorated Chamber Sets, 10 pieces, worth meee $1.98. A few more of those Ivory-body Coveredand Handled Stor Jans, $1.19. 9 cts THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., ICKET 1890. “*W asarnatowe" 1880. CAPITAL INVESTED. 1 MERCANTILE INTEREST. DID YOU THINK THIS? $28,876.258 INVESTED CAPITAL 95,527,526 23.477 NUMBEK OF HANDS EMPLOYED, 7,146 OFFER 90c. rarzsrares canrers 550. vanv. ‘Thess Carpets were not in our great sale at €2 scents, butare bargains of greater value ‘than the others, and as weonly have 35 rolls ‘Wethink it your interest to seoure one of the best values in Carpets ever offered. WE HAVE LEFT G Polls of Tapestries of our inst ad- orth eeMDAO St nnnnemseseeeseseee EEO. 18 Pols of 780. Body Brussels. Your op- portunity will soon be gone on these foods. WE sid every remnant of our 6c. Matting, alsothe10c. Matting, but we have placed on sale, to keep our word, this till Saturday, as promised, 1 & Pols of Matting, worth 250., vor 150. rem vamp. —We Hove Tanez— —Pantor Scrres— WE SHALL OFFER TO YOU AS FOLLOWS: $125.00 xow $75.00. $130.00 xow $77.50. $125.00 xow $72.50. THESE SUITES ARE FOR YOUR INSPECTION. W. H. Hovczrox Mr. Co., 1218-1220 F STREET N. W. Nexr Were Srogpoann Weer. YOU MAY EXPECT Tauzyen Repvortoss. Our Lace Curtain Sale is the comment of those who have made it their BUSINESS TO LOOK AND COMPARE . BEST VALUE IN THE CITY. Ove $39.60 sep zoom suite STILL MERTS WITH THE APPROVAL OF ALL INTERESTED. We have Fine Goods, but ‘Are desirous of ‘All classes of trade, And trust it may be your pleasure to avail ‘ourself of these special opportunities. GRAPE VINES, EVERGREEN, SMALL FRUITS, be. SHADE TRBES, SHRUBS, eo. JOURN SAUL'S ‘Nursery. Brightwood avenue (Th st. road). P.O. Box, 486. MDL eck” Sy at such LOW ia Sas Axo Comraxr. For Derbys and 68¢. for ‘Crushes.” ‘HE SPECIAL SALE OF < = HATS is ‘“booked” for two ays more—Friday and Sat- Le urday. Lucky we happened to wate, Strike this opportunity. You see x ‘when the retailer's season opens ” the maker's is about over. What Ss Hats. he's got on hand isa dead weight, a Anything is = profit, Now, the x Danbury man—who made these mat § DERBYS nd CRUSH HATS— = {ss reguiar “‘hand” of ours, He had them left, ‘Webs only to sak iad for them to get them. Thesame 8 Hate, qualities are alresdy in stock— a marked at $1.60, 62 and 82.50 for x the DERBYS and @1 and $1.25 for the CRUSHES, These few doven ma 8 (wish there was double the quan- iy = tity) are made special—beause they were bought special. S = Tur Dansrs'Fos $1, x Tar “Cavsnas 68C. The DERBYS sre Black, inall — 8 shapes, The “CRUSHERS” are * Bisck, Blue and Brown. TheDER- bs BYS for dres—the CRUSHERS S Hate. forany time where © soft hat is a proper. x "Til Saturday Night. Hats Ss — x a Warne Tuzzes Suoxe 8 Tarnes Fine. a There must be merit where x ‘there's #0 much praise. tlc. Cus, § TH SARS BRAND of COLLARS ‘ and CUFFS have made a record ia for themselves. Don't make any = @ifference how much you have S 0c. cottars. been in the habit of paying wecan a Give you perfect satisfaction with EK these. 10c..COLLARS and 1c. 150.cuts S Gurrs. They are the best wear- E ing and beat fitting. They'll a stand the wash like “majors.” ‘The new shapes are out. Each S toe. cotars letter ism different style and the . x alphabet is most full. eS 2Corzars-10C. a. K Corrs-15U. a ‘That's the price for one or a mill- S s0. cotare, @% DO Fou weer the “SARS - BRAND?!" Get a dozen to try. K We'll guarantee them. Why shouldn't we—they are 4-ply, 2100 ase. Cutts, § iinen. Good as any. Saxs Axp Company, . The store where you can get everyti:ing the best, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH it STREET. 00 AKS. oo ee ky. oo CLOAKS. 090 MILLINERY. 00 . CLOAKS, MILLINERY. p uh LOA, hy PPP CLOAl os B MILLINERY, ERR MILLINERY, ‘z MILLINERY. MILLINERY. EEE CLOAKS. wy om Mii ANERY. q ay cl (NER N NN MILLINERY. MILLINERY. } MILLINERY. } ial MILLINERY. MiANERY. SNON CLOAK NUN MinhiNeky RAE MiLtiSeay, cca mibitNeny. a mItNERy. $ ca CLOAKS. '@Ga. MELLIN RY. MILLISEBY. ‘GLOA aiLLISERy. bod MILLINERY, J. C. Horcumsoy. IMPORTER OF MILLINERY AND LEADER IN STYLES, 907 PENNA. AVE. TTT TTT TTT MIE RT 2°S EFF 4 MM MM (00, 1 U 88s mrp A & io ¥: DD MM wh® Mearzs Moveex Puanwacy, Con, L1rx Axp F Srs, N. W. bbbbbbbbbhhbbbbbbibbhbhbhbathhh ! ! i i fi i t { CLEARANG DALE 84 Caacnad Sorrzs. Mosr Be Sop Thoreprartty. Tt is unnecessary to add that at these ri- diculously low prices they will hardly last ® ‘$5 more would not be too much to ask for these sultes—Consist of three ood-sise Pieces, finished in sixteenth century and antique oak, bureau has beveled plate-class mirror and the washstand has splasher top. Oxy $14.75 Pes Sure. ‘These. suites are about $8 under price. Fine Solid Oak Cheval Glass Chamber Suites, bureau has 18 by 40 inch beveled plate-rlase mirror,and washstand is finished with splasher top, antique and sixteenth century finish, Osx $22.75 Pes Sore. $10 more would not be too much to ask for these suites—Solid Oak Chamber Suites, large pieces, polish Aiet; “large French beveled plate-giass mirror, antique: oak finish. Oxty $27-50 Pex Sure. Solid Cherry Chamber Suite, natural fin- ish, large pieces, bureau finished, with 34 by ‘S0-tnch beveled glass mirror, handsome ‘Woodwork, only $33.75. Baroax Ix Han Marrnzsses. * 40-1b, Hair Mattresses, covered with best sateen finish ticking, only 88.85. Bazoaxs In Bep Senrxas. ‘We shall hereafter offer our celebrated “'Eclipse” Woven Wire Bed Springs, the most comfortable bed spring manufactured,at the low price of $3 each. A Bazoass Ix Fearaen Przows ‘We offer 400 pairs of 33 Ibs. Feather Pil- lows, odorless and covered with strong feather-proof tickinz, onty 60c. each. ‘While we do not claim this tobe the best Pillow made, it is certainly the best pillow ‘ever offered at this price. Dose Cuams Ar $1.25, ‘34 Bolla Oak Dining Chairs; cane seat, brace arms, strong and nice looking. Only $1.25 each, Torres Lawssunen, Con. 13rx Axp F Sis. N.W. x Your Graxpwornens BBB. U U NNN I 00 NNN 555, Be P USNS H Og RENNES BE UU SRE HOS BRE OSs BBB UU NNN I 00) NNN Are the penalty of the size of foot consid- ered stylish in her girlhood days. Tt was the ambition of the belle of twenty- five years ago to wear a No. 1 or 2shoeons wide width. Today long, narrow feot are considered graceful and pretty. The ideal foot of to- day is a size 33 or 4 on a narrow width. Get your Shoes full length and tight ot the heel and instep and you will enjoy per- fect comfort while walking. ‘The **Picadilly” Shape **Eclipse” Ladies? Button is undoubtedly our most popular Spring Novelty. It has a long vamp, Pointed toe, with an extremely pretty tip, has alow heel, is slipper-foxed and forms altogether one of the most graceful and comfortable Shoes ever worn. The ma terials and workmanship are of the very dest. Leading dealers of New York and Boston ‘sell this name Shoo at $5 and 86. — Our price, 04s pair.— Wx. Hass & Co. RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 990 and 932 7th st., 114and 1916 Pa. ave., 231 Pa. ave. 8.0. 1 Srrour Sare Or Sraxe Waars. Ct kf ae ft 5 } eh f, = sas* = SPECIAL PRICES On Ladies’ and Misses’ Spring Wraps for two days, to- morrow, Friday, and Saturday, March 11 and 12. Ladies’ Spring Style Reefera. in all the fashionable spring shad-s, ranging in price from $3.50 to $15. Ladies’ New Style Spring-weight Bernhardt Capes from 86 to $20. ‘MISSES’ REEFPRS, In both single and donble-breasted style. Sizes, 12, 14, 16 and 18 years. Prices from $3.50 to $9.50. Space prevents us enumeratins in full our varied as- sortment of Wraps. but if you'll drop in we'll take pleasure in showing you our exclusive styles, JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, ‘713 Market Space. mhl0 “*Of all the garden owers the fairest ia the rose.” ‘The culture of Roses is aspecialty with us. Atour green houses in Anacostia you may see thousands of rose bushes in ‘bloom at any time There is alwayes fine lot of Roses at our store. Call end eee them. A. Gove & Bao., Aznisric Fiomsrs, 1224 ST. NW. Au “Daresr Mes. ‘Patent Leather Shoes have become ‘as essential to the well-dressed man of today se gloves. It matters not ‘The bow faultless his attire ta other re- ‘Best spect, withoyt Patent Leather Shoes 8 he isnot ini. Has your husband 9 Patent pair? We have them in seven differ- Leather eat atyles and shapes, made from the Bhocs === wry Anéet French Calf, and our cus- ‘Made, _ tomare tell us the degt of wearers, rw adhe nesiare vdges feo 1217 Av ae AY, MARCH 10, 1892. STARTLINGIFURTH £ RIRPERE RWS Reovorioxs Ix Posrunes, Dasrenr Asp Ursorsrear Goons, Maoms Axo Gavze Ovatams Asp Cuma Sus. 236 pair 2-tone Pewee pad Portieres in 2colops, 36 pait Blue and Olive Siik Damask, lined with velour 1 pair 8k Turcoman 1 pair Sik Tarcoman im Cream and Olive coloring MADRAS AND GAUZE CURTAINS. ‘Speirs Madras Curtains ‘3 paire Gauze Curtains 7 pairs Colored Gauze Curtains 2 pairs Blueand Gold Madras Cur. 1 patr Madras Curtains 2 pairs Madras Curtains 50 yardsCotton Turcoman,per yer = BO.esee 10 10 yards Wooien Morris Cloth, per a) @ bee 50 yards 24-inch Tarkish Satin in colors 40 yards 50-inch Silk Plush in 2 ‘colors, Gold and Olive, per yard 20yards Silk Turcoman, per yard, 100 yards Pett point ‘Tapestry. per sade Pe -point Tapestry. per Py — Persian Tapestry, Byars Sstin-faced Tapestry. per syed Satin-facod Tapestry, per 25 yards Satin-faced Tapestry, per ‘i, yards Batin-taced Tapestey, per aa yee Imt. Gobelin Tapestry, wn re Tmt. Gobelin Tapestry, ‘%5 yards Embroidered Satin Tapes- try, per yard 200yards Turkish Satin, per yant 25 yards Turkish Satin, per yard 2% yards Satin Armure, per yard CRETONNES, 10 yards Cretonne, per yard 20 yards Cretonne, per yard 40 yards Cretonne, 6 colors, 5 yurds Cretonne, per yard 100 yards Cretonne, 2 colors. 25 yards Cretonne, colors, per ya. 20 yards Cretonne.? colors, per ya. 60 yards Cretonne,1 color, per yd., 100 yds.Cretonne, 5 colors, per ya. 300 yds. Cretonne, border, per yd., CHINA SILKS. 81.00. 75 yards China Silk, per yard, 5a 200 yards China Silk, 10 Pettorne, 2.00. 6 25 SUK Scarfs, fringed. eac! Be 25 yards Pompadour Silk. pee rect, Loo. Tie 25 yards Moire Silk, per yard, 1.00. ‘Te MADRAS AND OTHER CURTAIN GOODS. 50 yards 50-inch Madras, per yard, $1.00....... Tie 25 yards 50-inch Madras, per yard, —90c. 50. 10 yards Imt. Madras, per yard 16 120 yds.50-inch Silk Stripe, per yi... Ge 150 yds. Serim, per yard, Ge SILK AND MOHAIR PLUSH. 140 yards Mottled Silk Plush, 24 inches wide, $1.00... ‘708 100 yards Embossed 24-inch Mo- hair. per yd, ‘Te 2-inch Poles, in all woods, with heavy brase taming Regular price, $1.00. Reduced to 45c. Aut Sirx Axo Sixx Starve Curtarsa. . pair All-silk Curtains. .. 1 pair Sitk Curtains. ‘This sale to continue Friday and Saturday and Mon- day of next week only. Exansz Our assortment of WALL PAPERS. We make ita specialty. Our ENORMOUS LINE OF REFBIGERA- ‘TORS at lowest market prices. Our UNEXCELLED LINE OF BABY CAR- BIAGES, in every style and variety, and at all The LARGEST STOCK OF MATTINGS ever carried in this city now on display. Sprcran. Weare selling SECOND GRADE OF MO- QUETTE CARPETS at 70c. yard, and FIRST GRADE OF MOQUETTE CARPETS at $1 ya. Sze Our 5-piece Rug Parlor Suite for.........843.75 Positively the largest, best and most comfort- able ever sold for this price. W. B. Moses & Soxs, FURNITURE, BEDDING, CARPETS, UP- HOLSTERY, DRAPERIES, WALL PAPERS, &c. NOTICE our ad. in Sunday's Post on Bed Room Furniture. Don’t fail to read. If you need a Suite it will be the best of opportunities, mb10 At an even Visas good a Shoe Tue ‘as any gentleman can ask for. Baxxe because no other gentleman ‘wears anything better—no mat- Suoz ter what price he pays! ‘Maker to wearer. ““Justround the corner.” -M490.N. ¥. AVE. mbl0 981 Oth st. B.w., near N. ¥. ave. Junction, mbO+f eee Fasxscaws Jxwetar Esraztianuest snTH THOMAS 65 HEE 883 SS BEE Be Oxx $5. 881 Reventh street northwest. ite Misses) Newaanxers. DAILY LETTER. Hios—Crass Groves. The best evidence that people are tired of Mousquetaire, ‘€button White Kid Gloves, embroidered in Biack. Only $1 per pair. ‘S-Dutton Alousquetaire Kid Gloves. embroid- ered backs, regular €1.75 quality; to close 61.38 per pair. Curpnews Rerrers The styles were neve. so varied or becom- ing nor ever more moderate in price. We offer ‘Children’s Navy Bine Keefer Jackets, sizes 4 MARS BON HE. Tomorrow, eit We How Ove Reovran Weexcr Reresprvo Sace. ‘6 increases each Priday— abd the pripctpies ape, Each and every tenth eale of : each and every same amount is feturned to the customer with the goods purchased. ‘You buy just what you want at as low, if cisewhere, and stand ods for nothing. ‘Come in tomorrow, and see how it is dons. to 12 years, ct 81.75 each. Liou Extremely attractive line of I ight and Fancy Tan cnd Gray Reefers at #2. €2.50, #38350 | Bryon and up. All of these are splendid values. Elegant line of Misses’ Cape Newmarkets in ‘Tans, Grays and Navy Blue. Sizes 12 to 16 years, 50 and up. More Lave’ Brazen Sure. ‘The Ladies’ Blazer Suits in Biack and Navy at 10 met with considerable aiteatpa We ‘still have all sizes. Bell skirt with full-roll Diazer jacket, and the best valye ever cGered at the price. Ladies’ Blazer Suits with four rowsof fine braid around the bottom of the skirt and lapel of the coat, Gray and Navy Blue. 1: 50 each. Ladies’ Fine Wire Serge Blazer Suits in Black and Navy Blue. Only $12.50 each. Lapres’ Brack Sorts. Every indy should (have at least one rood 314 Axp 316 7m Ladies’ Navy Blue All-woo! Flannel Blaser Suits—a plain skirt, with full-roll blazer Jacket, full leneth, Omx $4.98 Pen Sort, ‘We make this exceptionally low price Simply to the more eflective y introduce this ‘new department of Ladies’ Suite, Livres) Wursrs. Two excellent styles of Ladies’ Ratinte Waists will be offered tomorrow at @1 each. Navy Blue and Black, with vario colored poika spots, Tur Box Manca. Sr N. W. Biack Suit in case of emergency. Our line of Black Spits is the largest and finest we Lave ever syed. Ladies’ Black Suits $12, $13.50, 814.50, $15 to @30. Ladies’ Black Separate Skirts, $8.50 and $10. Ladies who have beeu waiting for these will be giad to note their arrival. Wasa Waarrens. ‘We have just opened a new lino of Ladies’ Print Wrappers in new licht and medium coior- ings, nest patterns, 81.25 and $1.65 euch. Srmxo Coats, Croaxs, Cares, &c. It is acknowledged that we carry the largest and handsomest line of Ladies’ Cloaks, Coats and Suits in thecity. They have been « * spe cialty” of this house for alimost a half ceutury. Ladies looking for an ter opportunity than now to make the selection, Witrrau H. McKew. 933 Pa. Ave. N.W. New Venwosr Marre Scaan JUST RECEIVED—directfrom the camp—the first of the sason—a little over one ton—as fine an article as was ever produced. The flavor is as keen and quick as you ever tasted. Supply yourself at once and enjoy it all you can before warm weather catebes you and dulls your appetite. The price is reasonable. It will be nocheaper. Already a lively sale bas set in Alittle over ONE TON JUST RE- CEIVED. See display in our north window. You can onder by mail, telephone or messener. QUALITY | A and PRICE guaranteed, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 428 NINTH STREET. P. 8, The Trade eupplied at Wholesale Rates. E. ¥. ©. 1% ‘Tae onearrst pancars axp REMNANT SALE EVER HELD IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUM- BIA, ON THE THIRD FLOOR OF LANSBURGH & BRO."S. THE FOLLOWING DESCRIP. TION OF SOME OF THE MOST NOTED ITEMS ON SALE WILL GIVE YOU A SLIGHT IDEA OF THE IMPORTANCE OF IT. WE HAVE PROCURED AN IM- MENSE LINE OF NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACES AT AN EAST- ERN AUCTION SALE—IMPORTED BEFORE THE NEW TARIFF CAME IN FORCE-AND THERE- FORE ARE ENABLED TO OFFER THE SAME AT HALF THEIR pent VALUES. SND EXAMINE THEM 1 casmot stack ana WHITE SATINE REMNANTS, in different styles, consisting of patterns from 8 to 12 yards, warranted perfect, at Do. pee yara. Worth 1240. 1 case oF rarx covoreD ‘WOOL CHALLIES, in Cream, Pink, Biue, Red and many other colors, at 12dc. per yard. Worth 182. 1 case of the best MERRIMAC FURNITURE PRINTS, warranted fast colors, beantiful designs, ony Bic. wort 8, of BLACK MOHAIR FINISH SKIRTING, in White and Gold stripes, oniy Bc. per yard. Worth 12540. 94 Pieces of FINE SILK FRINGES in all the fashionable shades. A xorten case ot rrve'PAxcY LININGS AND PERCALINES, war- ranted in good Omir ant @ 100. per zara. worth 15ana 208) There fs one thing very evident—t there are any VELVET buyers “out” we shall fet them. It is mostly «trimming notion that sends you bunting. You are bent efter some matching shade or com ining color, There is where such « variety as we carry comes in handy. As long asyou are seeking modern *tints” we can be of service to you—and in more than jast a mat- ter of material. Velvet is in and out of fashion so that we keep them moving —led by low prices. While we have undoubtedly the best qualitieswe are poor chaners. ‘That fact does not want to be overlooked. Come in with your matchable piece and see how quickly we can fix things for you. Slim purses can be big buyers. We have “ALL THE COLORS” in grades at $1, 81.25, 81.75 and @2, Weare at least 25 conts a yard less than most places. ‘That counts up quite a seving. The BLACKS are at 1, 6! 1.50, 81.75, #2, €2.25, €2.50 and @3. Ours are 00d, deep, rich shades of Bisck—the kind ‘that wear—and wear—and look well to the last. Piose Rosn. dotiar quality and — have boon Fe wine you can. COLORED CORDUROYS and VEL = suaden be hely our wt EER wut off any length 308 There is nothing richer for trimming than these Velvets, Plushes, Conturoys sud Velveteens—nor cheaper, either, when you bring these pricesto bear on them. If you cannot use them mow—you may want them bye-and-bye. They are good things to have in your “private stock.” Prrars. “NINTH AND TH! VENUE? Established 1840. (PUty years to the front!) Why, rene wigh the buiman . Eu 8 ee ORD OAS FO OME CE CMM ORS ES | | | ——!)1) Piszs,65 Cra F. S. 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