Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1892, Page 4

4 “THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON TURFSDAY. ..Mareh 22, 1892. A THE EVENING STAR has = reewhr permanent circulation in Washington three times larger than that of any other paper tm the city. As a lecal NEWS paper and Advertising Medi thas ne competit ‘There are two siles to the Chinese question, ‘but only one of these, if it be properly pre- sented, is for the consideration of the United Btates government. The people of the United States want the great bulk of the Chinese ex- eluded, not because they dislike China or the Detter sort of Chinese who come to this coun- try, but because the lower class of immigrants— wuch the larger part of the immigration from ‘China—are deemed to be injurious additions to eur population. Undoubtedly a new treaty with China excluding “Chinese cheap labor” with ite abnormal vices wonid give more satis- faction to China than a law of the United States sccomplishing the same purpose. The law, 30 bas been decided by our Supreme Conrt, is ample to repeal the provisions of the ‘treaty, end itis only necessary that it shall be explicit in its provisions and later in date. But if the same result can be accomplished without violation of international courtesy through the medium of a treaty there will probably be ‘mo objection to the use of the more appropriate method. The treaty must love no time, how- ‘ever, in presenting itself and must be so phrased as to promise to be effective. Those Ameri- cans—and their name is legion—who are op- posed to Chinese immigration look upon the ‘evil to be guarded against as too great and im- mediately threatening to be trifled with, and are not likely to be halted in their movement foranexclusion which shail exclude by the pomibility that they may cause the republic to de guilty of a technical breach of etiquette or bring about the retaliatory exclusion of Amer- icans from China. rd The tussle over silver will be the interesting part of this week's proceedings in Congress, it is presumed. It is very clear to disinterested observers that, with the Speaker, the committee ‘on rules and the House all in favor of the meas- ure, there seems to be no human chance to defeat it by hook or crook. The silver men are much more encouraged than they were as to the fate of the bill in the Senate. Certain democrats who, for ‘one motive or another, object to the passage of the freo-coinage bill at this time are congratu- lating themselves, some what out of season and apparently without rhyme or reason, on the prospect of dividing party responsibility on this question. In fact. if the Senate passes the bill it will be chiefly by democratic votes, and only s minority of the republican party can be held responsible for the action of the body. Every recent step taken by the democrats asa national party has hastened the crisis that im- pends and no opportunity presents itself for retracing its imprudent steps The party leaders having prepared matters for the isue, it will be made in spite of the wise protests of statesmen whose counsels have been disered- ited. Nothing appears more certain than that 3 a: 3 ¥ TYTTHE SKIRT enthusiasm is contagious—spreads as t the season grows older. A few weeks ago you T were around ‘‘secing” the styles. Now yousre turning your observations to good account. Speake well for our variety—for we are selling SKIRTS at s lively wait. Fashion is s universal complaint. This season it bas “struck in"—turned these necessities-SKIRTS—into dainty garments. Some want to pay mach, others little. Some are showing all kinds, low-priced ones, Inedium-priced ones, and the most expensive sort. We intend that everybody shall be able to get just what they want of us. Figures alone dot’t mean much. You must weigh them im the balance with quality to realize values. ‘But they will auswer for clues. Follow them up, and 00 to what perfect satinfaction they lead you. BLACK SATIN) pBLAcns E SKIRTS, plaited aroundthe BLACK SATINE SKIRTS, with wide ruftie— LACK SATIN! mame GS SATINE SKIRTS, with Ince-edged dik AGS SATINE SKIRTS, with embroidered BLA id GRAY MOHAIR SKIRTS, with initing— a? ITE STRIPED MOHAIR K and SKIRTS, with rat MOHAYE SKIKE ide rut 2.2, MOUALE with wide ru Me #2 PaQUAIR SKIRTS,” with three biaxcu MOHAIR SKIRTS, with wide vide plaiting— BRILLIANTINE SKIRTS, with embroidered BLACK SURAH StL oi oa SILK SKIRTS, with deep ACK BI ae a AN SILK SKIRTS, with full, INDIA SILA SKIRTS, with full,deop ruffle— AH SILK SKIRTS, with cathered back and silk ribbon = fall, oa otteneeaa mnale full, deep ruffle around BLACK SUKAH SILK SKIRTS, with gath- eret back and sik ribbon ties—hemstitched TuMes $10. GHAY TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS, WITH fal} back, ribbon “strings” aud” pinked . WITH WITH back and ‘four pinked rufiles€7.50 to FFETA and SUMAH SILK SKIRTS— A to $12.50. Of course, while fashion “has smiled” on all this ‘variety, there is always leader. These‘ changeable” effects are the most called for. Tuey have got the rustle that is music to woman's ears. Such @ line of them—too—as you are not likely to see anywhere else intown. But you know we try tobe “exclusive.” In everything—it wins us jots of attention. You surely Will not have to go outside of OUR house for a SKIRT. SKITS. Penny, “NINTH AND THE AVENUE” the democratic party will have to face its self. | "tablished 1840. ed imposed responsibilities in the presidential | (PO*¢%dberction ) (4m easy way to reach us.) campaign this year. Long before November it | ~ may rogret its hasty comuittal tothe policy of | Tce free silver. - —— It appears that England, obstinately adher- Ing to the Canadian poachers interests, refuses to renew the modus vivendi. This relegates tne Bering wea question to the exclusive con- a tol of the United States. There is no re: to doubt the will of the administration to e: force the rights of the country in that sea, and the power of the Treasury, supported by the Navy Department, onght to be sufficient to! measurably diminish the slaughter of the seais if Britich war vessels are kept away. It seems to be understood tiat the Salisbury govern- meni means to leave that of the United States free to do its policing of the seal regions, merely reserving the right to appeal to our | courts in the event that aay Canadian vesseis are seized. This course would avoid, if per- sisted in to the end, any danger of a collision between the two countries. There is just a probability that Delegate Smith of Arizona isa trifle prejudiced against tue Indian. He saysthe tmiians are not quali- fied to associate with white or negro soldiers “am discipline, in cleanliness, in decency or in anything else.” The War Department ithori- ties and several army officers of long exper- ience—notably Lieut. Pravo and Lieut. Rob- ertson—awert the fitness of the Indian for wilitary daty. Indian soldiers, they say, are more amenable to disclipine thau either the Caucasian or Ethiopian, are very cleanly and are much given to sobriety. Powsibly Mr. Smith has never seen a vompany of Indian solders. The approaching state election in Khode Js- Jand is interesting, not only because it involves the re-election of Seuator Aldrich, but for the Feason that it may serve sa pointer for New Engiand in the presidential election. The democratic mouth is watering for Massachu- settwand Rhode islend. Both parties are mak- ing their best efforts in the little state. ——s . With the mushroom of commerce to flourish im the Aqueduct 1, and the political va- Fiety appearing from time to time in the Cap tol, not to mention possible representatives of the social variety, Washiugton stands a chance of being overstocke!. es — Some of the statesmen at the C: complaining of the air. Th seen fit to bolster up their plea for an improved atmosphere by pointing to some of their eco- nomic measuresus the results of partial asphyx- iation. ee itol are have not yet —. + ‘The Commissioners took an excellent step when they closed the pool and billiard rooms to youths under twenty-one years of age. The harm which these influences are capable of Producing has recently been exempliti —s - Prople who make matrimonial jokes will be pleased to observe that the Chinaman who | married a Caucasian young woman in Wash- imgton prudeutly shaved off his che before #0 doing. } i _——— ‘The young German emperor's confident as- sertions of power have evidently persuaded | Some of the prominent men of bis realm that be should be allowed to play a lone hand. + __— ‘The decision of the War Department prevent- | ing Indian troops from coming to Fort Myer | precludes the possibility of crap being super- seded by rouge et noir. —_—__—+._ New York is having a great deal of trouble with iteanimals A mman-killing elephant bas added its efforts to those of the ground nd the Tammany tiger. z — Between the silver orators and those who are sequaiuted with Lord Malisbory’s Bering sea eowmanication we have the extremes of lo- ot Tie By Te Fonezoce. Don’t wait until the work room is choked up with orders for slip covers. There are a dozen reasons why you should give your Here are a few First. The entire stock of New Dimities, Linens, Cretonnes, &e.. has just been ‘opened and the prettiest patterns will be tho first to sell. Second. The work rooms are compara- tively idle and we can give you better work and attention than will be possible later. No charge for estimating. Drop usa line sudone of our expert measurers will call upon you with samples, measure the pieces and take your onier. Jeuvs Lanspenan, a: Con, 13m & F Sm NW. Woes ESDAY. oan “oe on Essen Ba Sig gs DOZEN Fine Daimask Towels, made in Belfast, Ireland, but sent over a8.a clearance of the mills, They are medium, large and extra ‘Size and will be found on our 24 floor, away from our regular stock. The prices will be: me | | Fora | | rowes. | Aso tPF Th By yee Pisces of No. 30 All-siik Fancy Brocade Rib- bons, suc& shades as Steel, Pearl, Tan, (Cream, White and Black, and the very Iatest ideas for hat and dress trimming. 21. For 4c. value. A. Kavrsas, 909 Pa ave. nw. G. DesioOx Tae Avexvr We have moved. do not intend to move and have no branch stores. We have cecupied our present location for many Sears and are now preparing to enlarge and improve the store and work roome Pre- ‘vious to these improvements we shall allow t i A discount of 20 per cent om every article in stock Diamonds, Jewelry, Silver Ware, &c. GEROME DESIO, Reputable Manufacturing Jeweler, 1223 Pa. ave. now. P, XaZINOLES, SANITARY PLUMBER AND asGitter: repairing aud jobbind a specialty : cath males furnished, ll orders Promptly wad tatkc | Sttended to. 10036 st. uw. } Suoes quacity and reticence. — Chicago should preserve a few of its boodlers for exhibition at the world’s fair. They would be interesting and, in « negative sort of way, instractive. ————___+-____ It is noteworthy tha’ Mr. Hill arranged his trip s0 as to be back in time for the democratic primaries in the District of Columbia. + Between rational and private contributions there ought to be erected here, as proposed, = fine monument to General Sherman. +2 ‘The erockedness and generally objectionable character of | gerrymander is pretty well shown by the maps that illustrate it. —————_ + ‘The duel rivals the prize fight in furnishing @ecupation for the reporter and the type setter ead disappointing the surgeon. For Texoen Frsr. ‘Tomany people the thourht of “‘break. ‘ng tn" a pair of new shoes is ke the “nightmare,” and the exchanging of the old ones for the ‘‘new" like casting off Comfort to be replaced by Torture— ‘This need not necessarily be. You should buy the right kind of shoes. ‘We have shoes especially adapted to tender feet. and can be put on and worn: Excredingiy trom the first with comfort and satisfac: Poputar. ton. | Prices always from Sle. to @1 tes than eteeachere for fine goods. pyrite: inci 0 Baas 1217 Pess. Avesoz THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1892—TWELVE PAGES Tre Execrnoporse’ BR au SEASES.2 Isrnopvcrony. 3B ‘Wo invite the attention of all clases of impartial investigators, the med- seal fraternity, to the Electropoise and the beneficial results of tte treatment. It stands before the public today the most prominent feature of all Moverx Discoveries BS In the field of science for the treatment and cure of disease. Its effects are certain, rapid and thorough. It is not founded on theory, but Ow Fact. ‘The treatment is new, but 80 simple that ftat once recommends itself to thinking people. Through the medium of The Star weshall give from time to time expiana- tions of it# methois and convincing proof of tts effcuey by testimonials from Prortz You Ksow. You are becoming interested; read fur- ther. Ifyon are a sufferer from acute or chronic disease #t may be your Sarvarton. S The Etectrepoise ix not aubject to-errors af diagnomis, uses neither drug vor poison, neither can it be affected by carelessnese or fyncrance of administration, . ; Ar Eveny Coxeness 3s Of physicians, LOCAL, STATE, NA- TIONAL or INTERNATIONAL, papers from the abiest men of modern times ate read and innich time is spent im discussing the science of Exzcrrormaatios. aS Which in short means itterally **Flectric voising. or the restoration of the patient to a healthful “electric balance. y Tar Execrnororse 3S In the treatment of disease acts in con- sonance with the laws of Electrolibration. Disease is caused by the absorption into the system of positive gases, To cure we must restore the slectrie poise of the system by cawsing the absorption gf negative gare. BY THE ELECTROPOISE ANY GAS EXISTING IN THE ATMOSPHERE CAN BE ATTRACTED OR REPELLED AT WILL. See the principle? Take Shakespeare's advice, **Think on't,” Orcallon ‘s Aruaxtic Exxcrnoporsz, C 1405 NEW YORK AVE. ¥.W., At For testimonials and further explanations. For a lastiny and deticate Perfume buy **Vir- gin Violet.” For sale here by the ounce. W. A. Prence & Co, 719 MARKET SPACE, Comer Sth st. Movers Meruons ix ovr Yasxee Nortos OR Ssurt Wane Deranrwesr. HERE again MODERN METHODS and UT. BUYING show their B ENCE. The NOTION yartiuent of this house, which, a year or 80 nce was of Very small consideration and doing struwgling business, hes, under the ACTIVE MANAGEM. of the PRESENT PROPRIETORS, GROWS to be the FOREMOST SMALL WARE STORE jn this CITY. Dealing only with MANUPACTURERS, and IMPORIING DIRECT we are able to” OFFEK you the HIGHEST CLASS of DESIR- ABLE SMALL WARES at FIRST PRICES. We think that the qreatest arament that we can set before you in our favor is the fact th we have several times mentioned befor NAMELY, that YOU WILL find HERE ONLY the BEST QUALITY and BRANDS of SMALL WARES of ail sorts and at PRICES GUARANTEED to be as low as other folks ask for cateny, cheap Jcbn trast. MODERN METHODS AND HONEST Mi:R- CHANDISING forbid us keeping any GOODS but the BEST. As for ASSORTMENT we can truthfully state that we have the most COM- PLETE RETAIL and WHOLESALE YANKEE NOTION DEPARTMENT IN WASHINGTON, ‘That is why we are GROWING so rapidly, and itis also the REASON that we have the bulk of the DRESSMAKERS’ TKADE, and where DRESSMAKERS deal you will do well to fol- low, for they know their BUSINESS, and know it well. Brsr Faxcy Boxe Casixe, Double, all colors and combinations, 9 yards in piece, fe. PIECE. DOUBLE BONE CASING by the yard from Je. fo 6% yard. BELTINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION from rd toe. yard. BONE CASING BELTING in FANCY COLORED SILK EFFECT» to watch. . BEST PURE SILK SEAM BINDING, in ‘every CONCEIVABLE SHAPE AND COLOR, Wyarda piece. Le. piece. BELDING’S 100-yard SPOOL SEWING SILK, in BLACK and ail colors. SPECIAL, He. dgzen spools. BELVINGS BUTTON HOLE TWIST TO MAICHSILK. SPECIAL, 480. box. 25 spools in box. BELDING BROS’. EMRROIDERY SILK. Se. dozen spools BELDING BROS’. WASH EMBROIDERY LL SHADES. “SPECIAL. 4°. skein. DE DRESS SLIKLDS “FROM SKIRT FACING. Se. yard. HORN SIDE BONES FUR SES. Be. each. PEARL CORSET SHIELDS, all sizes. 250. ENUS CORSET SHIELDS. NICKEL PLATED CURLIS ir. TRONS. 9, ah toe pai QLARGEBorTLe BrsT MACHINE Ort. ¢ BONES, allk finished, all ris. LEBONES, for LIGHT COL- BUICS. oe, open: EXTRA WIDE. HOOKS AND. fe. box. 3D SILK DRESS LACES, 2 styles, all colts. tesgeck LINEN SHOE LACES, 2% yards long. 3e. pair : BEST ENGLISH PINS, 31) sizes, Se. paper. SNE NTEES Sichict BENDING, ail Colors: TAYLOI'S ASSORTED BOOK PINS. SUANAS SINT” FACINGS, 106. roll TADS SEK Side Teas Tres ul eciors. SPECIAL, poet HEAD “SEEDLE MoURNING Pins. ge. box. = are $S1_ Kw Gioves For 57c. pam Ladies’ §-button-Jencth Mousquetaire Suede, in shades of Tan. Bewul. price, $1. BPECIAL BAKGAIS CASHMEME, GLOVES, un GeRACR, TAN CASA Were 20c. Novers Fon 10c. 500_ POPULAR *NOVELS by AUTHORS. ‘Rewular ce ro te and Where. gerade ores rasah tiers oats W. A. Prace & Co. 1 Cor. Sth et. # ateece lance too hark tor Get a Boz to Try! Gus, & Sox » Con. Llxn Ax F Srs. For Surerzs Caspr = et weckioen tnd Be sre Soe shies oars soar) conte per pound. BEETZ. Maker of Purest Confections, COR. 10TH AND ¥ STREETS, WELCKER’S HOTEL, 15TH 8T. mabe Carameny Borrer_ Quality very superior. Prise greatly reduced. Veruoxr Martz Svar Siew crop goods. Very freak and tasty. Venwoxr Martz Syavr- "gm quart bottles and gallon cane Full meagure (not ‘sborts") —care- folly sealed, thus retyining all the real fresh sap flavor. Hor Bourton Served free to all who visit our store this week, Bring your friends. . ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, at 428 Ninth street n.w. BN Bh 0% RS N Bh 88 Like Bus MM MM Rr o0D OH EER Te ee: MAA RRR OC a ¥ AAA R n MMM Av! x ‘There is a volume in these words. If vou wish anything in the way of Spring Drese Trimmings you can be sure of find- tng here precisely what you want at a tower price than igaaked clseirhere. Inenlarzing this department we made up our mind that it should not have a superior in the city, ‘and we believe you will agree with us that it has not. Asspecial sale of Drees Trimmings will be- fin tomorrow morning. How long it will last we cannot suy~depends upon the de- ‘mand. Gore Troeres. ‘Supgrb Assortment of Besd, Jet and Silk Guimf Black Silk Guimpe tn a myriad of styles and widths, Bo. to €3.48 per yard. Acouple of dozen styles of Silk Guimps in shades to match the new spring dress goods at 10c., I2Wge. and 15e. 2 Silk Guimp, in sil the varions spring shatles,only 25c. per yard. Worth 3c. Stomachers of Cut Jet and Silk ibbon, rious depths, widths, styles and pricés, 21.98 to $7.08. Special attention is called to the Jet Stomachers, 15 inches deep, at 21.98; 25 inches deep, at 83.75, both being worth about ado!lar more. Fringes of every description, Ribbon Fringes in Black and colors, Cut Jet Fringes, Cut Jet Pendant Fringes, de. 5-ineh Ribbon Frinzes in Binck apd colors ‘with acorn pendants, ght shades to match spring dress xoods. Only 81.48 per yard. Worth 82. For mourning wear we have Ribbon Fringe in Crepe effect at @1.68 per yard. 12-inch Cnt Jet Frinwe for making Stomachers. Worth $2.48. On'y €1.98 per yard. Cut Jet Pendant Fringe. Only 98c. per yard. det Edgings, Se. to 8c. per yard. Jet Ornament Guimp, 48c. to 89 per yard. All Silk Featherine in either ede or fiat Dand. in shades to match all dress gouds. Only 48c. per yard. troxs, Burroxs Axv Bortoxs. Every kind, size and style conceivable. Pearl, Bone, Ivory, Horn, Metal, Tailor- made, &c. Black and spring colors, Prices Jess than usual. Bras, Baws Ayv Bras. Braids of all kinds, widths and qualities. Tabular, Mohair, Soutache, &. Black and apring shades, Cords, too! Tar Box Mancar, 314 saxo 316 7m Sz. N. On truthful repres*ntstions, |) uat No Oruen 1 ARSAPARILLA ON EARIH Equals onrs in merit nd cheapness. That's mbination you often, meet with, Dut you mast remen ber that we make and sell our o Ts the time t | Raphieteneat, Wee ey, al Now $a Se isthe tine fe GH" youneed it most, and catches you una, wares. with vitiated Dlood and tinpatred constitution (NOW) is up ths tr agen wil Rost valuable of ait Semxo Menrerves. F. 8. Warr & Co. DRUGGIRTS, UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE. ili We Mane ~ Traverens: Goons. YOU KNOW Tae Quarry. YOU CAN SEE Tur Parpes Plainly marked on every piece, and we cuaran- tee both prices ‘and quality. ‘We have the largest and beat-displayed line of ‘TRUNKS, BAGS, SATCHELS AND FINE LEATHER GOODS In Washington. Saurs 8. Torgax, 1931 PA. AVE. ¥. ‘Foetory, 1818 ang 1220 E st. nw. witha t i ! | Woovwsn & Loruzor, 20TH. UTH AND F STS. 5.W. Dow Caaxoz Your Wisrse Ux. DERwear For the light-weight. If the winier-weight is too heavy you ean with propriety and without the slightest fear of any bed result, don the Da Jarorn Saxarony Uxpznwzar Now. Itis strictly ali-wool and indorset. by the best medical authorities, being preventive Of diseases as well as curative—all weighte—all ‘Sizes—all kinds for men, women and children can be found on (First floor........, -Lith at. building.) —o—_ seses+-+.- THE G5e. PRINTED OHINA SILES ARE RAPIDLY DISAPPEARING. The long center table is fiiled every morning. Pretty de- sins and colorings, The $1.00 and $1.25 wrades, 22 to 24 inches wide. Choice of any of these Gc. First floor... under skylight.) Tora Brack Daess Goons FOR SPRING AND SUMMER OF "92. as Tinsx Of the ideal Bick Dress Goods stock snd then visit our department, Look around the magnificent room with its superb natural Uieht. Nothing but Black stuffs belong there. Isn't it more than yon have in mind? An ex- amination of the immense assortment of staple and fancy Black weaves, will {urnish convincing testimony of the importance of our Black Goods trade. In tie whole range of mafiutac- tare there's nothing in weave of quality—of the Proper kinds—that is omitted from this collec- tion. Quality drst—then price, Both gusran- teed. : Fancy Diagonals, 37 inches wide, —37ise. a yard. Fancy Bedford Cords, 38 inches wide, —50e. a yard. Fancy Ali-wool Orepon, chevron aad fiwured effects, 40 inches wide, a yard. Fancy Bedford Cords, Chevron Diagonals, Crepons, Crepe de Chines, Indian Stripes, Crystalettes, Serpentine Stripes, &c., 40 to 44 inches wide. ayard. Fancy Crepons, Chevrous, Bedford Conte, Satin Stripes, &c., 40 to 44 inches wide, 25.0 yard. Faney Crepons, figured and plain, 44 inches wide, 91.500 yard. Ggem Ovr stock 16 atwans oP IN THE NEWEST APPROVED CUTS AND SHAPES—AND IN THE FAVORITE SHADES. EQUARANTEE OUR GLOVES AND FIT THEM TO YOUR HAND. Livms eavrton nz an KID GLOVES IN ALL THE MEW SPRING SHADES FOB 1 asp $1.50. ADIES’ ¢_ BUTTON SUEDE, 1 ax $1.50. /ADIES’ 5-HOOK REAL KID ror $1, $1.50 axv 1.75. ADIES’ 7-HOOK REAL KID ror $1.25, 31-75 AND $2. Lions: 7-HOOK SUEDE FOR $1.50 ax $2, G.svrtox movequeratnE FOR $1. 8.2ecrrox. LENGTH BIAR- RITZ FOR $1. Lanus: ENGLISH WALKING GLOVFS FoR 81 50. Mews DOGSKIN GLOVES ror $1. Mews REAL KID GLOVES ror $1.50. Men's wocua atoves ror $1.50. Glove counters, center aisle neaPqyain coo Riwpoxs-ravse WILL BE iN Rivvoxs-oneater pe. MAND THIB SPRING THAN Rizsoxs—at ANY PREVI- OUSSEASON, WE HAVE Rivvoxs-oonen aneap FOR THIS AND WERE Riwsoxs_parpanen. ove ‘Us A LOOK OVER Rispons-aut. _ueaprxa SHADES. Diagonals and other weaves, 46 inches wide, 81.75 yard. Extreme Novelties,48 inches wide, 500 yard. FANCY SILK AND WOOL GRENADINES. Bordered Camel's Hair Grenadine, 45 inches wide, $1.25, 01.50 and 81.75 a yard. Satin-striped Grenadines, 45 inches wide, —S2 a yard. Fancy-striped Grenadine, 45 inches wide, —82.25, 82.50 and 83.500 yard. Narrow-striped Grenadines, 43 inches wide, —#3.00 a yard. nnex to 10th st, building.) Ast floor, —o— = mpeciisauest Fox Tur Cosreme. eo Black and Colored Silk Crocheted Loops, for trimming, per doz............81.50 and $1.75. Pearl Edges, \ to ig inches wide. per yard. 38. to 96e. Pearl and Gilt Passamenterie, per y.38c. to $3, Silk Imitation Feather Trimming, band and edge to mated—Biack and colors, per _ yard... 5c. and 2c. Colored Sik Gimp, \ to 2 inches wide, per yard... Je. to 82.75. Colored Silk Fringe, per:Sard. . Jot Edze, 4s to 1 inch wide, per yard.12c. to #1. Jet Passamenterie, 1% to 8 inches wide, per yard to €12.00 Jot Frinze, per yard... Black Ribbon Fringe, per yard..#1.45 to #4.00 (First floor... .Lithst. building.) . —o Tue Laresr Noverry IN Wrxpsor Tres Differs from the ordinary Windsor in size only, measuring 63x12 INCHES. Black and Navy xrounds, with White Polke spots, and White with Black and Navy spots. 81.00each. White grounds, with Colored Cross Stripes of Black, Navy, Light Blue or Cardinal. 81.50¢ach. 2d annex.) ‘Biret foot. a y Tae Srecur Sare oF MANUFACTURERS’ SAMPLE PIECES EMBROIDERY ‘Mentioned a few days since has been a decided success, and as eur sales tables could not ac~ commodate the whole lot at once, we invite your attention to a second installment to be added tomorrow. They are a fine classof goods nd will be offered at vory low prices—sold only by the strips of 4to4\ yards, and marked at the rate of 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 59, 60 and 75c. a yard. Center Tables. +-10th street building.) —o— (First floor... Oocr Grove Lweorrartoss Are now in. —o ‘Here are two items familiar to all: Ladies’ 4-button ‘*Treffousse” Suede Gloves in Mode, Tan, Gray, Brown and Black. —81.50s pair. ‘Ladies’ 8-button-length Mousquctaire **Tref- fousse” Suede Gloves in Camille, Tan, Gray and Black. —S2a pair. Rear Silk Department.) SESE (st floor... Two Noriceautz Vazvzs. —-— MILITARY CAPR NEWMARKETS. ‘Weare showing an excellent value in an All- ‘wool Clay Diagonal Newmarket, with detach- able cape, full West Point style, cape half lined with all-silk Merveilleux. —220. ‘The same style garment exactly, in imported ‘Cravenette, thoroughly waterproof. : 92 eoveveeseel lth st. building. ) oe ‘Tt te tmpossible to keep NAPKINS from get- ting soled where they are handied 8 often as theyarehere. We've got about 100 dozen in 5%. 6-8 and % sites that are soiled. On sale to- ‘morrow at greatly retuced prices. CENIEZR TABLES, (Becond £00F.........0006--- Lith st. butiding. Luct Hinciedins CHIFFONS REDUCED. .. Wehive taken off 10e. per yard from the ‘Price of that line of 4+-4ach Polks-spot Pattern Chiffona that was 61.00, as some of the colo have been woving too stowly. They areas fol- tow: ‘Nile, U2. Bins, Pink, Gray and Mois with Black spots, Cream with Pink spots and Cream ‘with 12, Bee epots. (Third Soor,.... WooDwaRp & LoTHROP, mitz 10TH, 11TH AND ¥ STS. H.W: New rurxos 1x tapes NECKWEAR. AMONG OUR SPRING STOCK OF WINDSOR. TIES WE HAVE ABOUT 100 LIGHT DOZEN, ALL SILK. 1 AND DARK SHAD! 25C., WHICH CAN ror 14 crs. Crepe reerer scARrs 1X BLUE, PUNK, NILE. ORANGE. LAVENDEK, CAKDINAL AN cream, oxty 980. Tae REGULAR $1.25 KIND. Ovcr osc. St: BOAS.IN ALL FAVORITE SHADES, NOW Tde. Tr wit pe wert 10 KE MEMBER THAT WE THE WASHINGTON AGENTS FOR Her Masesrr Consers. We wave au. taem SHAPES OF OURSETS, IN WHITE, GRAY OK BLACK. PRICES FOK THIS COKSET, $2.75, $3, $3.50, St ACCORDING TOQUALITY YOU SELECT. EITHER ONE FULLY AND FRE! ANTEED TO WEAR—WHE! ONCE TRIED YOU WILL U NO OTHER. OUR SALI PEOPLE WILL GLADLY SHOW YOU THE SUPERIOR AND PROMINENT POINTS OF THIS CORSET OVER ALL OTHERS. ‘ORDERS BY MAIL WILL RE- CEIVE IMMEDIATE CONSID- ARE Tae ERATION. SN i rN Re b. AA tk a’ RN BBR E Lz BU BLU 4 a ‘sae * Bai mh2z For Barav- Pasray Asp Caxe. Every housewife who takes pride in hav- tng on her table something extra in the way of bread, cake or pastry should use Cores Flour. It is now a well-known fact that “Ceres” makes more bread, lighter bread, whitter bread and better bread than any otber flour. Knowing this unprincipled manufacturers have bagged inferior flour under the general appearance of**Ceres” with a view of having itmubstituted, Against these imitations we tearn the pubic. We bave placed in every sack and barrel of **Ceres” Flour a circular bearing the autograph sinature of ‘Wn, M. Galt & Co.."'and_on the outside the im- print of the two gold medals awarded it for general superiority. Insist upon your grocer sending you “*Ceres” and accept no substitute. Wa. M. Garr & Co, Wholesale Dealore in Flour and Feed, * Cor. 1st and Ind. sve. 2. 1t Fissaoaws Jewsrny Esrastisnwext If you want one you Had better buy right now— eco 909 coc ERK seg oH by K 3 HE 333 Se EEE ‘531 Seventh street northwest. auw, M, J. Hose, 1300 F ST. ¥.W., Tsnow prepared to show the Latest Importations of LADIES' TRIMMED HATS, BONNETS and TOQUES from the leading Paris milliners, toxether with those HOSIERY HINTS. ‘This department ts comparatively new, but with the newness has come popularity. Yet to win further favor we are making concessions in foods and prices. Ask Mis: Pritchard. Washington women well know Miss Eunice E. Pritchard. She is also in change of the Coregis and Underwear, Those we will tell you of an- other time. Today it's Spring Hosiery--Cotton, Lisle and Silk. The Cottons range from 2c. to@l per Pair. 50 cents is the lowest price for Lidle ‘Thread and @1 the highest . ribbed and plain. ‘The window dteplay will show you some pure White Lisie and Cotton Hose in piain and open ‘Work. ‘Those used to be worn years ago and are Dew again this season, Fresh and unique designs in Cotton Stockings at 50cents. Ten styles Fancy Lisle Stockings at the same price. They should be 75 cents. Colored Sik Hose new shades and attractive. Pisin and ribbed. Tdcents to €3. One line of bright Silk Stockings in Black and colors at 61.50. Would be efvelient vaiue at $2. Boys’ Black Ribbet Hose. Variety tn the Sines and prices. I. Cc. Hercutssos, 907 Pexxa Ave. aM MMC K NY ON FEI uuNM BR KN NN FE! Bh A BBR eA Tt Bow 24 i ¥ E) fee ee kek fu kee $ F kee E Eo Heavy reinforcements have arrived in Para- sols. This completes the army, and we believe it fs equal to Withstand any charke made aeainst it. Superb Ifne of Parasols in chanzealle effects, with fancy border, Fancy [uffle Parasols and chiffon trimmed end lace trimmed Parasols, Here are a few spectni barenins: Jlot of Coaching Changeable Parasols, only 82.50 each. 1 lot of Plain Sik Parasols, in plain shader and fancy stripes, only €2 each. 2 lot of Changeable Silk Parasols, with the popular club handles, on'y ®2 Liot of Surah Silk Parasols, with surah silk ruffles, only €2.50. Elegant line of Changeable Silk Parasols, with fancy borders, at #3.35 and @5 each. Parasols for Mourning Wear. Carriaze Shades, in various styles, at various Prices. More New Laces ‘Yesterday's shipment of Laces came inthe nick of time, for the stock was xetting «little depleted. This shipment gives us the langest assortment we have yet shown, and a number of excellent values, of which ‘the following is one Pine Point de Gene Laces, in both White and Ecru. Tig iuches wide. 30°. per yard. Dinches, 37h. per yard. We. per yard. Black Laces of Point de Gene, Chantilly, Milanese and Barb, 2 to 15 inches wide. Gutpare de Gene Laces, Yinches wide, . per yan, ore Risvox Banoas 50 pieces of No. 16 or 2}-inch All-silk Moire Ribbons, usual value 25c. and 28e., only We. peryard. No. OSatin Ridbon, all silk, Black, White and colors, only Le. per yard. ‘These two val- ‘a > TWO-TONE EFFROTA, Hear - edvantageously secured the New Glace or Two-tone Milka, which, ¢ into scarfs in this country. are fac em: ported. This explains why the wrice ts stead of Beach. Xo tine today to a window, so please make inquiries tomorrow of a Mr. orter or any ot bis youug men, who you eal otloe in the department near door of Ne 1119 he ave. et Bm se ah DD Rem be BP oy te et DOD RK OK KER Sas Soy TOMORROW ONLY, DOD, oss, > res BE Se, Bow? ss E #1 FABRICS For me. 00 ° ry ‘00 200, 00 3S oo & 8338 ‘odd “oo” Tie Paisis Royare #12 vant Drom Goode in inde the Sk and Wool Eneliah Suttines, + plain sud fancy Bedford Conds Chevrons in all the new and beaut also Priestley’ Lucht-weisciit euarantend Black Silke vv wn the seama or crake, evening for RY ceute a yard. Vor NEW SHADER VY BRR qtsy ve §& 3 Aang ee “ss? PRICE SURPRISES, F wy Ye Scene or tnareesed Kid Mousouetaires are to te ‘worn this apring got ouly in Tams, Modes and but in Piik, LavBhder, Bine, Yellow and Black. “The Palats Royal price fo quality French Kid as only @1.86 @ paw, Aw weity are the Stade Mousquetarres in Modes, Tan Grays, &e., with White stitched bacts. ‘The Pia! & pair. f OOF experts thers Gloves if you obs iked to Pry WecmUse 3% we 83 oo FOR LOVED ONES aa ss Fe at £4 BAS RI" gos e AAA MM ME POP RSA PERE aS ‘0 MEMORY DEAR. W wat memorice do thee pictures of one's snitent friends recall. How they mark the lapse of time, how they chronicle the phases of life! Preserey thear py turea, but not in a miserly way ; don't Wide them This morning arrivais include the very latest framom, Here's one of silver fliacree work, but very solid, and tt has the patrat Lark, You slip the photo th arranuretucnt, like the slot that invites: yo machines which dole ont bad candy. shutdown, sothat the frame is « hung up of stood on table and the of place. A beautiful fraune only cents. Many others from cents te 8 each. We have told you of the latest, pony A ook K BL AAC ORR BBR AA ©” RK Bat Ear 284 Sol Bk BBB LLL AA Cou Kk REDUCED PRICES ss TIT psy Ss ET ee ys SRS HEME TS Ss KOKI HP Sss5 TOMORROW ONLY, Fon menace: Oar Sie. Warranted Fast Biack fat- Anette Skirts for GN cents. And they are challeuged iy ues are but a few of many. H soxercmiers For Tue Mes. ‘We have secured a lot of extra fine quality of ‘Men's Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. which are usually sold at exclusive houses at 50c.andtie., ‘which we can offer at 35. each. Also au excellent quality of Men's All-ti Colored Border Handkerchiefs ai + Wht usuaily sell at For the lactics we have added to our already handsome assortment of Fine Embroidered Handkerchiefs at 3c. Bear this in mind we keep none but all-linen Handkerchiefs. Senso Smrwext Or Groves. Onr direct importations of Spring Gloves have arrived: all of hich grade. Superior qualities in new delicate shades of Tau, Grays, White, Cream, Suede and Pearl, embroidered in Black. ‘Various high colors to watch spring dresses. Both plain and embroidered Suedes, in ail the various lengths. We chance no more for ‘superior gloves than you pay for the inferior. Srrisc Sawext Or Hostzay. About the beat in the stock is the Ladies’ Lisle ‘Thread Hove, in the popular Cardinal, White, Light Tan, Grays, Modes and Blacks. Piain and ‘Richelieu ribbed, ouly 30. per pair. Wirrraw H. McK sew. 933 Pa. Ave. N.W. Vicor Is Viorrrs. ‘Violets have hada big run this season 90 far. They are still popular and attractive. Our suppiy continues to Le equal to all de- mands. ‘The prices are moderate. A. Guve& Bro. Annisric Fronsrs, 124F ST. N.W. 4N.B.—Quickest delivery in Washington. — mh22 BPP Spc rec preety a = i bs A AA AA AAA > > 812-814 7TH ST. ARE YOU INTERESTED 19 MILLANERYS _ DO YOu DESIRE TO SavE movErt Tr So ‘You must come to Hesdguarters. Kixos Parace Is Hasvouanrens. We are now displaying a larger stock of Millinery than any } millinery estat ‘Mabmante in this city. comparison withghose usually sold at €1 THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Laces Ar Srecrat, Prices. ‘To property appeeciste the special peices youmen have a correct idea of the imacnttude aud variety of the Palate Royal's late importatious and kuvw yf Uae gual Wies offered at the price. For instaues. Here are the Bow-knot Drapery Nets <f Biack Chantilly lace at #135, of quality Gat will cust you 6! yard elsewhere, The companion demt-floancing is marked Ste.. but mut med during Uns sale at bie. a yard. WE KNOW tat such ‘Guality elsewhere is Se. a yard. Teams A Sc Reisen Pon Ans Tone, Our Paris axent, Mr. Henri Kaiser, unintmtionally tells you the whole story in letter to our bayer, He writes: “as 1 laces, in White and Beige. You will nod your varly tmportarions will hely you, as prices have adtaeed Wand 1 yer cont.” ‘The fashion journals but echothe sentiments of ow agent's Parisian experience. In fact so much isthe coming ace craze recovnized that the New lork Herald lately devoted a column to the wubject. 1 uf a question if what garmes tor material on ¥ tace may be ard, but when and where it MAY NO! The Palsis Roy ving the advantage of @ ne ident foroien agent and te courage to abide ty ie opinions fsenabled to now claim one of the large, best and cheapest lace storks in the Untied States, omy allowing ax competitors the few eiaut houses of Ne York and Chicago. Assan itiustration of superior quality linked win Jow price see the Black Silk Point d'Ireisnd Ded Flouncings inarked 9Oc.. which for tus aule are rede to bie. a yard! Tr requires certain amount of experience to clsst? the new laces ; Point d'Jrelaud, Poiut Gene and Pott Guipure are related, but differ im rauk. You may & Unintentionnlly deceived by those who call Polit Gene by the name of Point d'Treiande, We offer th Point Gene Lace ih the fashionable Beuwce tintat pear? one-half the prices of Point d’Ireiande: 1 che wide, 3c. yard; 8 inches, : Bimohes, 10¢, aad Uy inches wide for Te. At fire glaner you'll Mink thee 4s youd a those more erpensice. that they an arbeas tiful your eyes will tell you. To cioan an idee of the magnitude of ourvterk: re member that there are very many prices bevwen the extre:ues quoted below and in soue instanc® score of different desiens at each price Point d'Irelande (White) Pownt d'Trelande (Beise Point d'irelande (two-tone) Point d’Irelande (silk, Bete Point d’Irelande (silk, Black). Point de Gene (White . Point de Gene (Bere). Point de Gene (two-tone)... Point Guipure (White and Cres). Point de Paris (Wiite). Potnt Avpliqae (White). ‘Torchon Laces (al! linen). Chantilly Laces (Binck si Chantilly Laces (dem! flouncinurs) Chantilly Laces (42-inch flouncttus) . Chantilly Nets (48 inches wide)... 48e. 06,50 yard _ Se. 108 yard : t i i