Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1892, Page 5

Woovwann & Lornnor, 20TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. aoe Sparxo necepriox pars began today, continued Tuesday aud Wednesday. to Tue socterr of wasntNoToN am ‘“ TISTS will hold their second annual exbibition in the Woodward & “Lothrop Art Gallery, be sinning Tuesday, March 15. Prntoviear Srecut Sure or ee * 4 beg Yasxrze Noroxs: On “Sauce WAkEs* TOMORROW, TUESDAY, MARCH 15. oe Ove sotto prranrwent 1s aLwavs busy, It seems almost superfluous to advertise there “every day nressities,” but there are 0 many ingenious econtriv. useful helps of Fecent invention coming in from time to time— that we take this means of acquainting you with them and pointins out also someof the thousands of other “Iittle things” you'd per- bape never think of asking This Notion Department of ours is a complete store in itself (4 pretfy dig one, too), where you can find every ‘Staple aMicie at all tues, You may also look to us for **Novelties” in this Line, for if they are worth having we are usually the first w bring them to Washington. There are some very pointed, practical things in this list, l@ in no wise complete ‘twill suswest, porbaps, others that are not mentioned here. Don't hesitate to ask, for you may feel pretty sure of finding them. Weask your forbearance at these counters. Thoush the things are appa- rently triffing in themselves the same time is Fequired to make out a check for them as for the lagvest article in our house. “Pearl” Corset Shteids_protect and support the waist and Lips, aud prevent corsets from breaking at the waist—conform to all positions of the body without wrink- Drese Litters dresses can be raised oF lowered instantly. 500. Woven Skirt Yokes, Red. : 10e. “Universal” Model Skirt Belts, with hy- sienic attachment—Black. White and 250. Bias Velveteen Skirt Facing, per piece......15¢. Bubber Skirt Facing, per yard. Te. Plaited Rubber Skirt Facing. sseneee 250 “Duplex” Wire Garters, 8 to 12 inches, per \sseeeeserens 150. All-silk Seam Binding, per piece. lie. “*Champion” Needle Packages, containing # set of shoe buttons, needle and fas- French Spool Cotton, Black and White, 500 Yards to a spoo! aa Basting Cotton, 500 yards to » spool, per Daruing Cotton in Black, White and colors, per dozen. 30 and 400, and 10c, Belding’s Spool Silk, 100 yards, per dozen. 90e. Belding’s Spool Silk, % oz., Black only, per pool .-16e. a Belding’s Spool Twist, 10 yards, per dozen. 4¢. Brainerd & Armstrong's Crochet Silk, per Cotton Tape, Black and¥White, per piece... 3 to Be. ‘Hook and Eye Tape, Bisck, White and Gray, per yard...... Pisce : Round Silk Dress Lacers, 2% yards lone. Flat Linen Corset Lacers, 3 and 4 yards 10D. and So. Fiat Silk Corset Lacers, 4 yards lone. .......38e. Linen Shoe Lacers, per D&it-eeeseeaee-5 ad 6c. BLUR Shoe Lacers, per pair... ‘“*Cantbendem” Pins, per paper. Be, Large size... B. F. Tayler's Black Pins, per box “Imperial” Jet Pins, per box. 160 Jet Pins, assorted. ina box... 100 Hair Pins, assorted, in a box Invisible Hair Pins, per paper . ‘Shell Hair Pins, per dozen . ‘Hat Pins, per dozen. ... Ladies’ SU Hose Supporters, ‘Ladies’ Cotton Hose Supporters 18, 20 and 30. W. & L.'s Pure Kubber Dress Shields, per imet Dress Shields, ---10 to Ie. W. & Ls Feather-weicht Dress Shickis, per pair --12 to 18e. Double and Single Repellent Dress Shields, ber pair... to 18e. . ber = i 8 and 80e. Plain SUk Garter Elastic, best quality, per yard 230. Cottom Elastic, Bisck and White, Sper yard. -4to 70. Fancy Garters.ready made, per pair. 75c.and $1 Garter Buckles, per pair... “I. C." Corset Steels, all lengt! “I. €." Bide Stewis, per pair... **Sumbo" Corset Steels, 4 and Ivin's Hair Crimpers, per pair. Madame Louie's Hair Curlers, Pillow Case Studs... Bone Buttons for underwear, large ‘BoosPuttons foriunderwear, small size, Buttou Rings, 100 in a box. side, per Gasorse Exouisa Casroxxes (printed by hana) ‘That we aro selling at 17 to SUe. Worth 5dc. to 61.00 yart. oar floor... 1th st. building) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 10TH 11TH AND F STS. ¥. Ww. ‘These extraordinary low Having but 9 left of our ‘Handsome Rug Suites we ha close them out tomorrow price of 230.50. and plush back. A Baroars Is Ham most comfortable bed spring at the low price of 83 each. pillow made, it is certainly ‘ever offered at this price. jate lass mirror, washstand, with sp! ‘24 Chamber Suites, bevel pi bination washstand, with sp! Gresser has 18 by 40-inch Snish. Solid Cherry Chamber beveled plate glass mirror, auite, ONLY $22.75 EACH. Suites, natural finish; dresser fitted with 34 by 30-inch ONLY 833.75. prices should cause “‘lively buying” at our establishment this week: Better come tomorrow! Wixp-ur Suz Or Rve Sorres famous #46.50 ve concluded to at the reduced ‘These consist of five handsome overstuffed pieces with spring edges, plush trimmings Marrnesses. 40-ib. Hair Mattresses, covered with best ‘sateen-finish ticking, only 88.85. A Barears Ix Bev Sprixes. ‘We shall hereafter offer our Celebrated “Eclipse” Woven Wire Bed Springs, the manufactured, A Bazaars Ly Fearne Perzows. We offer 400 pairs of 33-Ib. Feather Pil- lows, odorless ani covered with strong feather-proof ticking, only 60c. each. While we do not claim this to be the best the best pillow Caamerz Svrres. Elegant Solid Oak Chamber Suites, 44-inch dresser, with 24 by 30-inch French beveled -inch combination jer oack ; three large handsome pieces, antique Anish, only jate glass, com- lasher top, fin- ished in sixteenth century and antique oak. ONLY 814.75 EACH, 21 Solid Oak Cheval Glass Chamber Suites; beveled plate glass mirror, combination washstand, with splasher top, antique and sixteenth century 3a Very showy Razsox Bow-Kxor Juwzzar, ‘WHICH 18 Mews Exousx Srriz Neoxwen. $1 Noverrr FO! Osx 89 Crxzs A Yanp. Darss Goons iz Trespass program at The Palais Royal isa prac- tical illustration of great resources, coupled with untiring efforts chat are fruitful of unusual reaulte. The new Ribbon Bow-knot Jeweiry sent us by our Paris agent is the very atest. Those who buy of the axents of New York houses will have these goods to show you by and by. The Palais Royal's quicker and ‘more cconomtcai method of buying enabies the first showinz in Washington of these new novelties and the lowest possible prices. Have yon seen this new Jewelry, made of enamel ‘and metal in imitation of the fashionable ribbons tied in bow knots, rovettes, &c., all the delicate tints 90 ‘admired in the new spring dress fabrics and ribbons. Here is a Lace Pin looking Iikes bow of ribbon, han painted rose buds, forget-me-nots, &e. ; a convenient Swivel so it can be used asa watch chatelaine, the price. ‘This Fan Chatelaine is s beauty; 8 monster bow knot with flowing ends a silk cord, tassels, and Swivel for the fan, an ingenious arrangement by which the cord can be lengthened or shortened, oniy 83. And here are Belts, Buckles, Clasps, Hair Orna- ments, in single and double knots, of ali col ries from Ne. to $5.08, each. couple deeds with words. Mew wno wouta care to learn of the latest spring style London neckwear have only to look in window corner of 12th st. and the ‘avenue, Mr. George Lewin, our London agent, writes: These are the very latest. LADIES WILL UNDERSTAND THIS. Tore Patate Royal doeen’t advertion special occa- sion without offering special inducements. ‘The Palais Royal Dress Goods marked $14 yard includ some of the exclusive (?) styles of elsewhere for which FOR CHOICE OF LATEST NOVELTY $1 DRESS GOODS, 89C. FOR.TUESDAY, MARCH 15, ONLY. (From 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.) The following comprise all the latest shades and de- ‘signs in the most desirable imported fabrics 21 All-wool Crepons reduced to. 81 Bedford Cord Crepons for. 1 Wide-wale;English Bedfords for.. Mauveay. Mauuuveny. Mrumeny. Mnuurssny. Muumeny, M. ILLINERY. Muxoeny. Muaery. Mnumeny. Muuuiveny, Muumeny. Muuuireny, Muursery. Mnuumery. Mauusexy. Muunesr, Mousey. Muuueny. « Muuxenx? ~Mrueny. Mniuneay. Muses. Muiuuery. Muzisezy. Muuvenx. Murunery. Muuimeny. M ILLINERY. Muarsery. Muuuery. Muuuixesy. Muzuiveny, Mummery. Muumeny. Miuuseey. Muauszny. . rT H FEB A ry if if KKB BBB AA SUBSTANTIAL REMEMBRANCES OF THE OPENING, ARE OFFERED YOU BELOW, A Umeve Muausery OPENING OFFER. During the opening wo will sell aline of Children's and Aliases’ Straw Hate, in the ‘sliapes and col- Cutrrostens. 9 Solid Oak Chiffoniers, with round French Leveled plate glass mirror, sixteenth century and antique finish, ONLY €13.75 EACH. Uprnorsrery Goons Cuzar. ‘We will close out the balance of our six- quarter Fringed Chenille Table Covers at the low price of 98c. each. 24-inch Crushed Plush, in Terra Cotta, Bteel, Old Rose and Gendarme, reduced to ‘80e. per yard. 1 piece 50-inch light-colored Tapestry, re- duced from 7c. to 2c. per yard. 500 yards of 40-inch fancy Silkalines, only 0c. per yard. Lace Conrarss Revvcen. 34 pairs Ecru, 82.50 to 81.50 per pair. 84 to $2.40 per pair. Lace Curtains, attractive Brussels effects, reduced from $6 and $6.60 11 pairs 18 pairs to 83.95. (€3.60 Smyrna Rugs for... Size, 2ft. in. by 4c Cin. 04 Smyrna Rugs for Size, 2 ft. Gin. by 86 Smyrna Rugs for Size, 3 ft. by 6 ft. 81.50 Moguette Mats for. $4 Moquette Rugs for Size, 2 ft. 6 im by 4ft. Gin. Juries Lays R. Gotnscus, “n““n waa? 24224" wean aa wan? peDee aennn tocxs N So Curr Br 200 Fine Ansonia Clocks, made of iron, finely fin- ished in Black and Gold, running Size, 1 ft. 9 in, by ft. 9in. Cor. 131u Axo F Sra N.W. x n ‘Sit. BURGH ar. N. <j Sone? Fo Pa Se ve [-" ever Sor FORE. eight days, striking every hour and half bour, having # cathedral gous, complete with a $1.25 top bronze ornament. Every Clock warranted Ciock and ornament, —$5.15.— Disser Axo Toner Tollet Sets, which ber cont under regular prices. Rocens 100 Plated Napkin Rings, Fan To Reap 450 dozen Thin China Hand Painted Frait.Plates, Your choice at 10e. made of the celebrated 25e., instead of 41c. 150dezen Gold Band Thin Cups and Saucers. 80c. choice patterns, 15 0 dozen Fruit Plates, an” wal half dozen the special price. 200 dezem Thin China Gold Band Plates at 70c. half dozen. cut glass, 5c. instead of 10c. 50 dozen Glass Preserve Dishes, the same pattern, Ic. instead of 20c. 300 dogen Majolica Jugs.fbought at a bargain from a large importer. The reqular S0c. article; will be sold 50 Fine Parlor Lamps. bisque, hand-painted dome and shade, €2.50. Special at #1. Gousemavs Dextixe Sers Ven Meena Uxver Paice. Bought at a barcain 100 Dinner Sets and 200 Fine shall offer at 25 per cent and 33% 1847 Ture Prateo Korves cart exit, $1.50 Ser. 300 Good Plated 25e. Butter Knives at 19¢. engraved (38¢). Special Ze. . Evear Hovsexeerer Suovrn Nor Turse. 155 dozen Fine Glass Fruit Saucers, the copies of 98, 1200 Japaneye Cracker Jars, S0c. Tobe sold st 380. Penromery Derantuesr. ‘The large sale we have had during the past Fears is the best evidence we have to show have used it. If not, try a bottle. ‘The price, ‘dc. a bottle. how w der. be R. Gorvscuxr, x 1007-1009 F Sz. N. W. 1 Novelty Jacquard Bedfords for. 1 Silk Stripe Crepons for .. 1 English Tourist Suitings for. 81 Sik and Wool Suitings f #1 Storm Serxe reduced to. Fe" The last inentioned is shown in Myrtle and Tan as well as Navy and Black. ‘The variety shown in the other lots is equally comprehensi $1 srack coors ror 89. 40-inch Fizured Crepons, ali styles. 40-inch Diagonal Serges (spring weight), inch Surah Twill (new)... 45-inci Nun's Veiling (worth $1.29). 89c. For Tomonnow Osty. Tre opening of other Novelties in Dress Goods, Trimmings, Ribbons, Flowers, &c., is also accom- Panied with special oferings. The list below gives but an inadequate ides of the quantities, qualities and varieties. THE PALAIS ROYAL. 80. ‘88e. 88. (Continued below.) Mone New Dress Goons. D8. tor me 91.25 strived Crepon is to be a sur- Prise. You will be told these L0-tnch-wide goods are wery scarce even at 81.25 ayard, and so they are. The Palais Royal buyer is evidently the match of any confrere in this city. 5 0c. tor 61 quaiity Crinkied Sik Crepe is another triumph of cash buying and selling. Not » desirable shade missing, not a defect in these fabrics. 5 0c. tor ose. quality Black Nun's Veiling isanother feather in our buyer's cap. These are light weight and 40 inches wide. At 7c. the cloth comes 45 inches wide and will cost you $1.4 yard elsewhere. 7 5c. tor the New Glace Surah Silks for skirtings and foundations of dresses. These are 19 inches wide. 89. tor 01 quality Gince Silk Taffeta is oue of te ‘epoila lately secured by our buyer. SLL sor Printea Giace Ponsees. The price is noth- ing unusual, but since we have just received a new supply the very Latest designs are shown. $1.25 sor 91.35 quatity Bengatinein al the latest spring shades. At 81.68 a quality you can’t duplicate at less than $1.85 a yard. 1dc. syard for the new fabric, Satin Chevronne. Grounds of Black, Navy, Gray, Cream and Light Green, with colored figures and stripes. 1 Le. is tie Patais Royst price for the Wash Surahs. ‘What better for shirt waists and summer dresses or for house gowns for present wear? Tue Laresr Daess Trnnnxas, Giepres they are cated, but thename hardly suits, Here are ornaments sufficient to elaborately trim the front skirt and we call them girdles. Prices ran up to $12, but we really think our highest price Girdles are the best bargains yor find. Elsewhere those at 82,82. 68,83, $3. 350r @4 arealmost as good, but from $5 up to $12 you'll notice the difference between Palais Royal quasitics and those shown elsewhere. Here are Yokes of Jet at @6.68 that are s bargain. Jet Fringes from 50c. to 88 a yard. Ornament Fringes, €4.80}10 86.68 yard. Bead Trimmings in Sprini Colors, 200, t0 $1.85. Jot Edges from 10e. to 75c. yard. Everything that's correct for your spring and sum- ‘mer costumes is bere in variety that is absolutely be- wwildering. Qualities of the best and prices the lowest possible. Seame Fiowens Ax Rivsoxs these goods isto occasion. We'll have ‘all the [milli- ‘ners here os well asiour regular friends and patrons. And ia ita wonder? Here are the same French flowers and ribbons you see on the high-priced imported bon- as streamers with the expensive hats and bonnets. They, tdeed, look like mother-of-pearl, and the Palais Royal's price ie 5c. & yard. And here, too, are the new Glace Moire Ribbons, 3 inches wide, at only 35c. yard. And Flowers! Twelve of these silk and velvet Poppies in bunch and only 39 cents. Six dozen of these lovely Violets for only 39 cents, These bunches of Chrysanthemums only Se. for choice. You'll no- tice they come in all colors and have rubber stems. ‘These bunches of Lilacs with much foliage are 8c. Cowalips, Jonquils and Narcissus, Tam Pata Roraz, a Lisxxa, ‘Corner 12th st. and Pa. ave. Wuar s sensation the Palais Roysi's opening of nets af prices that are @ fearful reflection on milliners? profits. Here are the new Nacre Ribbonsso much used Ass « special offering for this ““Opening”” we include 1,000 bunches of fine flowers at 48 CENTS FOR CHOICE, To choose from are bunches of Nastur- tiama, Roses and Foliage, Hawced Robins, Field Dais- es, Biue Bells, Hyacinth, Wild Roses, Hops, Chrys- anthemums, Buttercups, Thistles, Apple Blossoms. ‘ho ote ine of U s i Ste showing sit hua : stock of Ttterain for trimming embraces the latest Parisian novelties and is woreesteusive tha Ton, uh fenneinberon everyening prices bevitite'y the urceate Rizzoxs. ‘Ali imaginable shades and every possible width is here." We are showing extremely beautiful things in Fancy Kibbons for trinmuing not obtainable later in the season." All shades of dress goods can be matched here, and particular attention is called totheextremely low prices. Ovexixa DI A line of 2 Arreactioxs Ix RESS GOODS AND SILKS. hing Silks in exstustve designs and f Chine Silks in exclusive sean "qualities at S0c.. O24e., 750., S73e- and 81 yard. E +h Plain and Fi oolen Syabe Cooke, mylish pettorne. sie. wo BL 25 yard Dowssric Axp Lisex Deranruest. clote initation of Chinn shire, pretty patteraae BG-inch ANDROSOUGGIN Dieached cotton, only 30. zard, 10 yards to each customer. 20, Biesched Damask ‘Towels, ‘knotted Orexixe Arrascrioxs Ly Israxri ‘oops. Long White Cashinere Costs, all wool, em- collaf, prettily imade, Other styles up to $14.98. alnfanta’ Short White Coats, trimmed in point D'tre- Infants? broidered, Other sites ap to 810. er styles up Weare showing extensive lines of Infants’ Dresses, Robes, Afghans. Sacques, &c. Ovesxe Agrnacrions Ly Musux wie ong er tae ee lace, 4 rows of tucks (8 tucks in each row), neck and sleeves lace trimmed, good musiiD, 69 cexts oxty 0+ Ladies’ maffed yoke, with 8 rows of fine tuck “wide aller boliar and wide cuffe trimmed with ite ature ede Only 81.10. — A lot of Ladies’ Skirts, cambric ruffte, torchon lace at bottom, tucks above sad below rule voroniy 60e.— A lot of Cambric Skirts, made with two rows of wide Valencieuno” iace on rufie: facks above rufle, ne Oniy #125 exch — ine Skirts, wide rule. Only 98e. Wesiowa largo variety of Silk, Mohair and Satine Skirts. s .TTRACTIONS Or TNO Ams Beit ee : TMT get Lace Lip a a a Po $2.78 ‘urtains for —Only $10.50 pair, — New designs in $285 6-4 Cheulile Covers, $1.95 each. Ze 2: Madi and svc. Fieured and Piha Orxxma Arrnacrions Ix Sraueep INENS. Below are the best values eves offered in Washing- on. 3 drawn work all round, satin da- man canter, mote border Hed Wines ‘Now Designs in Figured Damas! “Tray Covers only Peimeh, Be, 7c. and 85e. Mowie Scarfs, 72 inches long, @ va- ety of drawn-work borders | __ Ovexixo_ Arrnactioxs CI .\D EMBROIDERIES. sara EE eS, ty Prices every yard in our stock. Tet ott ‘Worth allot of Plats Vat and Oriental Laces, = £98. é ‘be. ater of Bisel inal, Worth Fc. alot of 25-inch Swiad Harold or We ireland Laces in a great variety of patterns and particularly low prices. Ovzuixa A \CTIONS: .THER GOODS. 8 ees Ee PEN) ‘RACTIONS Ovestse AriCTION varzrxas, Re Mitac ines all ety ee and col 3c, Vou: Pompadour Veul Orenme Arresrent., dered, , latest novelt Oras Aver aen Athoronghly delightful showing. The brightness and beauty of spring is made visible every wherein the store. (Our artistic exhibition of Hats and Bosinets has caused many an exclamation of delight and elicited many = ‘word of praise. Never before has thire been such = magnificent collection of Millinery shown in Wash- ington. The work of our milliners stands side by side with the imported patterns and challenge the connois- seurs tos comparison. They cannot be told apart ex- cept in price. POPULAR PRICES ON EVERY- THING, That isthe breastwork which competition vain. Ww tree ES 4 Fr wy Patae assaile in S Sss8 ‘morning. Exquisite styles at refreshingly low prices ‘are selling them rapidly. There is no need to be ‘wealthy to be properly cloaked this spring. Novelties are here with the fancy prices clipped off. BPH, EY, FEE ys D RRR EE RE GS M4 0 Re Ovexixe. Arrnactiox = ONLY gf eff H Say Children's Nay Blue Reefers, tons. Sizes d —Only $1:30—- trimmed, very stylish. Bizes.., ng Not to be equaled Also a line of 82.5010 $13.00. sas 4, 16 and 18. crate -—PRICE 812. 00.. Misses’ Jackets in all the Intest shad Ladies’ Newmarke novelty clothe, nw With the new —81 Ladies’ Tan cient ioaded seams, have, pea tous pal ‘and ‘eaverly sought for, we.l made, Mother Huobard trom gain for the price, whic! a =— CENT: gach rentxe A rrracri GOODS styles were 55g, Sis, neverso taking. In Bok BE Eom Must Sua woctene or natne effects are beautiful. Our stock is strong in variety and the hundreds of yards of materials cut this morn- ing testify to pleasing styles and low prices. REMEM- BER, IDENTICAL GOODS LOWER IN PRICE ‘THAN ELSEWHERE IS WHAT WE BUILD ON. ‘ACH, Children’s Dresses in Tan oF Gray, 812.50. Ladies’ English Cape Costs, in stylish homespun cloths. tata with wide s, miade four pockets, lined (( Sy = ea came in for a arent share of attention this 3 cxntrens ESAS? REG WV BAPE. tag want Sruxe Wa eS excellent); y made. rimmed with gold Red yoke, braid shington. ‘ylish cloths from ‘Misses’ English Newmarket, + gunall plaid waterial in light shader, Ieeaté Buttene: showing an extensive line of novelties in $11.00. Another lot of thone Calico” Wrappers, which were 80 ticht-ftting back, terns, @ rare bar IN TRUNKS AND BAGs, 32-inch Zine Trunks, have 5 si and 2"on back and. sides. tron’ bet tents and swing trays, monitor lock. FOR 84.50. — Our line of Trunks is unsi Dighest «rade of yoods, at prices in Washington. Zine Trani Trunks, Kawhide Trunks. Gus jing ot” Travelime everything from the ¢ made Prices on The toliowis is rub Bags: * ‘assed. ices thu on Seti it Th coment. ort 6. We, the t have no match 4, Leather Trank: ‘embraces weupest to. the fiuest Fnciis rerytiing always the owe 3 the low Grain 1.08 81.38 81.75 92.18 () Say on /PENING Arrnacrio: Lh eig Se UNDE! les’ i5e. Cot! Black, 4 shades of Tan aiid ate 35e, PAIR, 3 PAIRS 10 doz. Lad! pit, 2% jee* @1 Black Silk He 50 doz. Children's 35<. Fine ton Hoss, all si call sizes Pop etch it ofaray. | Ho OF Orexixe Arrnactioxs PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS. $2.50 Plain 8: 7 fancy aural god ihe 2.19 ‘wood hundies, ‘Rew spring ‘Cinch, oxtdtzea $1.29 each ‘Wood han- 81.39 each ‘PENING A. IN EANDREROICES, jwise inbroidered Scalloyed Edge Handker- A. Kicrus, 14, 1892: EC Be S00 PA. AVE. KW. = ‘The long list of ‘‘specials," as advertised Sunday" in Saturday's Star and Post, are continued for ‘this entire week. SURPRISES In overy department, otk Riszox Deranruest, Worth foc "ide at Rinpox Devanruexr, 30. ee In oun ——-s ote Tron: Dirantwesr. Nail at. 7 forth 8c. Colored So. rem raRD Sas aust Moire 3ic. per yaRD ———» Prrrowrny, Deranrueyr. jorth Sc. P, D, ERFUMERY WUepartmrnt. Forrest Flower Perfume. Worth oc. 0 Exgrowery, Derazruext. 100 pieces of Assorted Fine Ni row Edging, Vensxo, Deranruest. ‘Au-silk Veiling in Black, Haxox: Ladies’ Handkerchiet: ent effect, worth Ide. Haspxsicuer o———o Lace Deranruenr. New Torehon Laces, worth 8¢.,0t.¢. yard o———-0 fasciine. SO Tec. sorree ‘ine Nar- 2 worth Be., at ee OC.yard wae Po 'EPARTMENT, Fmbroidered, © ° —o D: EN’ EQEPARTMENT, Children's Fancy Lawn chiefs, with narrow bem, ‘be., at ‘worth Jewerny ‘300 As 5 So. acu Derantuexr, ssorted Stick Pins, 50de- ¢] signs, worth Sc., at IN our Jeweray Sterling Silver Stick Pins, newest des'g’s, worth 18c.,at. —— IN oui Stripe, ‘Tans and tern Hose at. ie OUR NDERWEAR Ladies’ Swiss Ribved in Ecru and white. We 19c., at. °@ Hosrexy Deranrwexr. ‘Our entire iine of Ladies' Pin 0. EACH Daan — 106. xaca 250. pare Derartwent. wen 10 race Balbrigxan, a oe N dte-Arrox Depsrrwent. 500 Waite wi ‘India Linen Aprons, p hem. Only two tomer. déa Mews Derantwesr, ‘Linen Cults. ee en's + pd o———". IN doa Mews Deranrye: ‘Men's Satin and Sik Scarfs. el SURPRISES IN (ie EVERY DEPARTMENT, A. Kavrwax, 900 PA. AVE, N.W., Originator of New Ideas. Worth ———— Here is the place to trade—for no other house DOES— EVER DID_or EVER WILL—1 QUALITIES at such LOW PRICES as WE quote, Saxs oman HOES. Sass Man's Ciothing, Juvenile Clothing, Hata, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH A Qozstiox Axswznzp. Prace Asp Pisxry Resox Henze. uch STERLING Axp Company. Ite fun for us Somebody is makings bad fist of the facts. It seems to be “‘war to the Knife” among the exclusive shoe men, They each see the World only through the “little end of their own horn"—narrow Diased andeelfish. Inthe mean- ‘time we are Shoeing the people. Women and Children as well as ‘Men. We've put our SHOE DEPARTMENT—(we call it a “department,” but it carries a Stock as large as any store in town)—in charge of « man who knows SHOES from the hide to the counter. His orders are to get the BEST MAKES IN THE WORLD. ‘He don’t stay on this side of the water if there's anything Detter “‘across” And our stock comes from hands who have been making and perfecting footwear for years—before half the **know-it-alls” who are oar- rring on such » wordy battle ‘among themselves were out of their swaddling clothes. ‘There isn’t over a half dozen concerns in the coun- try that stand anywhere near the great Hanan. He makes for us—ang we've got the other five in our service, too. It fan't the *‘Baks” way to be satisfied with anything short of PERFECTION. We guar ‘anteoevery pairof Shoes we sell. Sell them as tow as they can be sold by anybody on ‘eerth—and show you « variety that can ft any foot—please any fancy. If you wear our Shoes it'sa plessure to walk. AS Carnes wren [on Tailoring. ‘The success of your bread rolls and pestry Gepends upon the flour used. If you have Ave Pnis ‘best remety for Constipation, EASY TO TAKE. tocure ll disorders ef the Stomach, Liver and Bowels, EVERY DOSE EFFECTIVE. Tazz Is Normxo ‘That may not happen toa thin baby. to losing bis beaithy weixht. at first suspect. ollDf you need it. A book om it free. ue, New York. Aver oil—all druggists everywhere do. @1. M®* *186Low's soorHine syKuP Has been used for over FIFTY YEARSby MILLIONS: of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH- CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC, and is the best remedy for DIARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for “Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup” and take no other kind. 25 cents Lottie. a3i-ly No Oruen Puerazatiox 18 THE “SAME AS” 2 POND'S EXTRACT. Nevrarorc Persoxs And those troubled with nervousness resulting from care of overwork will be relieved by taking BROWN’S IKON BITTERS. Genuine has trade mark and crossed red lines ‘wrapper. NERVOUS PROSTRATION, SLEEPLESSNESS, opium habit, du-iness, biues cured. Dr, Mues’ Nervine, (amples free Canmar & Lewy, 928 7th and 706 K sts. nw. ‘One hundred dozen Hairpine in Shell, Amber and ‘There is nothing that may not happen toa man who ‘We say they are **poor.” They are poorer than we ‘Do you want almost all that is known of the value of plumpness told in a way to commend to you care- ful living—and SCOTT'S EMULSION of cod-liver SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, 132 South Sth ave- ‘Your druggist keeps SCOTT'S EMULSION of cod- & STEVENS, 9th and Pa. ave. 2d EDITION. NEW OHIO DISTRICTS. Foraker and Sherman Men Agree Upon a Bill. The Foraker and Sherman Men Agree on @ Measure. Special Dispatch to The Evening Star. Couomnvs, Omo, March 14.—After twe Months of stubborn resistance to the proposed plan of redistricting the state for Congress urged by the Sherman republicans, the For ker republicans have achieved at loast a tem= Porary victory, with good prospects of secur ing fair treatment in this bill, On the very first day of the session Senator Car ype of Meigs county introduced « bill redistrict the state. Tt was referred to a senate committec, which, like all other senate committees, ha. a majority of Sherman men im it, and soon after was reported back to the senate, with a recommendation for its A vote was taken before the Foraker men had an opportunity to examine the pian of the districts and passed by a strict party vote. BB was then discovered that the districts were 80 arranged that all the leaders on the Shermaa side of the party were provided with strong re- publican districts,in which they could easily ee cure the nomination. In other words, it wag arranged that the friends of Senator Shermaa should be given seats in the national Congress, Lefore it reacked the house the Foraker re- publicans discovered the situation and, know- Ing well that they were in the minority, re fused to go into eancus to consider that measure lest the gag rule be enforced and be put upon their Lonor to support the dece sion of the caucus, For more than twomonths the measure has “hung up” in the house for this reason. ‘Ihe Foraker republicans openly deciared that before Poul this measure they democrats, defeating all the attempts to re district the state. Finally the Sherman repub- licans, seeing that the Foraker men were termined in thoir attitude and that the bill could not pass in its present shape, conceded that another bill should be drawn and the one which passed the sena agreenient the Foraker republicans were drawa easily into a caucus Thursday aft S committee of ten members of the ‘house was appointed to prepare an entirely ew bill ‘This committee iscomposed of Messre, McGrew. Grifin, St ali Foraker men, and Mesera. Taylor of Cham- paign, Holcomb, Heinlein, Haskell and Doty, who voted for Sherman. While the commutes is equally divided between the two actions, the Foraker men seem to have the better of for the reason that SicGrew and Griftin are the leaders of the Foraker faction and two of the ablest men in the house. The Sherman mem- bers of the committee are young men with no particular ability. Any one who is acquainted with the gentlemen who compose this commit tee will recognize at once that the Foraker strength predominates. omio NoTRS, Gov. McKinley has accepted an invitation from the state republican league to accompany it to Minneapolis. The league proposes to ge in a body—as many members as they can se cure—and will occupy # special train, or rather a number of special trains, and as the members of this organization are ardent supporters af Mehaniey aud lukewarm toward President Har Tison, they will probably “hurrah” to some purpose for the governor of Ohio. ‘The Hon. Lot L. Smuth, an historical char acter in Ohio politics, who died last was an oid friend and jaw partner of the Hon. Ed ward F. Bingham, formerly of this city, now chief justice of the District of Columbia. were colleagues representing this district ag delegates to the tational democratic convene tion at Charleston in 1860, when their party split, and together they went to the support of Douglass —_ Second Edition Continued on Sixth Page. —_—_—_—_—— on 4 ARE STRAINED AND RACKED by @ Ihe general strength wasted often estaviinmed thereby. Black. ‘The price was 23 aud 20c. dozen. Your pick at L cent each, or 1c. a dozen. ‘Special values in Dross Gvods at 50c. yard. 42-inch Plaids in all the new combinations st 50c. yard. ‘Striped Camel's Hair, 50c. yard. ‘38-imch Homespuns in Tans aud Grays at 50c. yard. 38-inch Extra Quality All-wool Henriettas in all the new spring shades at Uc. yard. ‘52-inch Ladies’ Cloth at 50c. yard, ‘38-inch Bedford Cords at 73c. yard. 88-inch Disgonal Bedford Conds at 9Se. yard. ‘36-inch Cotton Homespuns at 1230. New styles Challis at 1Se. yard. A first-class Gingham Apron, 2 yards full in each ‘apron and well mace, only 0c. each. For @1 the best Bed Spread ever offered. CARHART & LEIDY, E A ’ AA NN AA “oe xx : 2S Sant BANS] Mvnruy 401 7TH 8T., COR. D. ‘Nothing dental requires greater skill than, crown and bridge work and nothing yields equal results, for, properiy made, it is thing of beauty and @ joy forever, lasting Ufetime and saving teeth otherwise beyond redemption. ‘We ciaim extreme excellence for our crown ‘work, one of our operators having made ita specialty for years, and we positively use only 22k. gold, notwithstanding our price 4s $7.50, while others charge from $15to e25, ‘While we conduct our practice on # busi- ess basis, uskiux ouly « moderate compen- sation for services, we do not solicit patron- axe on the plea of cheapness nor wish to be considered in competition with the many whose prices are their only recommenda- tion. Itisthe merit of our work, and not ‘nr price-list, that gives us the leading prac- tice in every city where we have an office It is because we use none but the best ma- terial and employ only operators of akill and experience, havins no boys or apprentices ‘on our staff—in abort, it is because we live i j 928 7th and 706 K ste. aw. DIkLD. BENNETT. Op Saturday, March 12, Nib BLAKD BENNEIT, wile of Baanuel b. “Scrvices will Ue hold at her late residence, 314.8 Services ‘will, ve held street northeast, at 10-15-14, Tucshage March ae ves ab frien \@ regucsied to be present deat Esitianore, Std BERKLEY DOKIAy i Berkey’ asd Fancral crv 1 danguter of E-niamin E. an . and four snouts. isla a Palate eres od CALDWELL. On Monday, “March 14, 1802, ap 10am, Mra. EDA A CALDWELL: atte ot Vand datcbter of tie late Steplian, ce, asec! Cirty-seven years. ier street i reniien Weinies. ays Mart 18, Quaimtances reepectiully inva * DAuLY. On Sunday, March 13, 1802, at 2:30p.an., wit theme, aan gen ridet Dale! Fancral trois ber late residence, 323 D street Weuth sday moraine Requiten: hich mase at Bt waren. GEMMILL, At midnight Nar 2 BETH HAMILTON Gi MTL. widow of bee Séenumili of New Castie county, Del., aged seventy-aik Tuberal services at her late residence, ond street northeast, Tuesday, March e'ciock. Interment af Curstiaus, Del. flowers, = On Sunday, ¥ 1802, wt vinnie PATRICK. beloved ‘wunieeed ob KING. evidence, Mra. Suddenly, on March 1 at eect Be STiE UchESHADSEN MCLEE Fanerti ‘Tuesday, March a terment at Oar Hint PENN. On March 13, 1802, at 12-20 o'clock GEKTAUD.” BEATRICH, datichter of the Inte feaiad 2 Fenn. T take piace at 408 Washi March 13, 1802. at the iniaw, Morrie Ui Grookiyn, Mire” kANMIE RICH of re of funeral hereafter. (Waltinore Sun plage RICH. on Sunday, March 1B 18. ‘ SHAFFER. The romaius of the late THOMAS & SHAPER will be removed trom the vauit and in scromaional esi tery on Wadueeday, = are SHERWOOD. At Falls Church, Vs ae Funera: iy f 16th instant, from the teman Chureh at Uhureh, Va... at 3 o'clock, Regan oraae THOMAS, Departed this life March 12, 180, 4:40 o'clock p. tne, LEONARD THOMA Eitana’ AMS. On Sunday morn! EMILY P., dauzhter ‘Williams, aged and the people will have them; they know ‘1hen comes (he hich wayman with his AND WORTELESS FRUADS, and with boys to trade upon the merit and reputation of CARr TEWS LITTLE LIVER PILLS. BEWARE OF THESE HIGHWAYMEN; dont Ask for *‘C-A-R-T-E-Rt-'-8" and be sure youget Ge senuine CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS.