Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1892, Page 4

4 SSS THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON: ‘CBosny s. NOYES. = ‘THE EVENING Permanent circulation in Washington three times Ineger than that of any ether paper im the city. As n local NEWS paper and Advertising Medinm hae ne competitor. —— Every one knows that the present adminie tration will intelligently and boldly sustain the interests and Lonor of the United States fn any foreign controversy. Expefience thas taught that truth But as yet the Bering sea contention is hardly a cave for the burning of spectactlar gua- powder. It was annoying to the American people to be compelled to assumes threatening ‘attitude toward Little Chile, necessary as that Sourse was. ‘There is now a disposition to de- mand that we show ourselves equally irtropid with a stronger adversary or plead guilty to cowardice. But the Chilean matter was eve of sentiment. The American flag had been Znsulted, our seamen assaulted and killed and the United States government treated with contempt. The Bering sea controve: to the present a very matter-of-fact affair. ae contest of commercial and diplo- matic shrewdness. England has not in- eulted us by refusing to renew the modus vivendi. We do not care whether she co- eperates with us for the protection of the seals or not. We regard the sealsas onr prop- erty, of which we are in possession. Our title is questioned, and we might be willing to sub- mit the issue to arbitration rather than fight ‘over it, as there seems to be no point of Boner involved. But meanwhile we remain gn possession, and will protect our prop- erty against poachers, pirates, burglars and @uesk thieves of whatever nationality. If the seals Lelong to the world, and not to us, we will turn them over to the world at the end of arbitration, but until «decision has been fendered aguinst us which we recognize, we will not permit the world to dispossess us of the property and exterminate the subject- matter the arbiteation. England can refuse to help us to protect the seals pending arbitration, but by withdrawing from that er- yangement she tacitly agrees not to interfere forcibly for the protection of Canadian Poachers against us. For such interference woald place Engiand im the attitude of declaring war agsinst us pend- ing au arbitration of the matter Jn controversy. which she is supposed to favor. Whe American position is that the seals must be protected pending arbitration. England Days that she will no longer co-operate in this protection. This notice means that we must protect them for curselves. If it meant that! whe wouid send ker ships into Bering sea to co-operate with the poachers, it would be @ declaration of war. But the bulk of the English people want war as little asdo the bulk Of the American people. The English govern- Ment would deserve and receive the abbor- gence of the English-speaking world if, when Grbitration of a question of dollars and cents was exceedingly probable, it should adopt such a course as to render war inevita- Die between kindred English-speaking peo- ples It is not to be assumed that England will join her forces aeRO u r BPA ET RA? aa. es Rev Ticker ‘AY. Odd of Spring Merc of aif deseripticn Seutlonea {the ist below and will be seed ott at barcain Every Gay snes som desirable article vet down to its last end. The mont desirabi ‘Fine Hoses (3 full-blown roses and 2 buds Ae hie Hen Chal er a Rippoxs ‘A large lot of Ribbons (assorted widths), con- taining fancy stripes, satin and gro- grain. ioire, double face two tone satins, es for dees, hat trimmings, &. Worth Ibe. to 2c. Spee thee Lixexs Asp Warre Goons. ‘Remoa! Bieached. Cream and Cardinal Table Davus =e = paren ‘Tray Covers at ‘20x40 Pure Linen Damask Towels. Were ice cae Table Covers. Were #2. ba Remnants of all sorte of = Ce D /URTAIN, EPARTMENT. pomp or Quality Table Cneioth, 16 sie Olifants ne - Bhatt pairs Chenitie Buri 10 patr €2.50 and $8 50% to $18 Fine Chet ‘Bo, two ‘pairs ‘nike. te bargain, ke ‘diferent _ Sawer 1 inted. wn id Esrasts) Weaz. Uspeawrar Axp ‘ORSETS. Short Spring Coats, sizes Zand 3 484 Infant fers. sizes 32 ana ets, odd sizes. pe To Cross, Derantuest Aor Oia Children's, Sieg Jecketn n amorted ere SO Resfers and Biazers. 2 ay AD a Sica s ies’ Light Gioth Newiaziers 1 Tau Mobair Skirt, damaged. Wor Wrarrez, Waisr asp Gossamer E JerantMent. Clotb, Dressing dacyiton ‘A small lot of Ladies” Back ts. ‘striped and poiks dot. were #1 Ste! each ATiot of “Wrappers, stciped. fuctired and’ pinin, worth up to 35 oe ne LTD each AMiot of fine Spanisi Circaiar Gossauicrs. were * Be With Us Saterday. W. A. Prince & Ca. 719 MARKET sPacr, Corner Sth st. Ocx Weerty Rewsast Sue Toxoknow, 7 Famas. FOR THIS SALE TOMORROW we will OFFER & BULLETIN of SNAPPY and ATTRACTIVE REMNANT BARGAINS. You know some. ‘Wooks are more interesting than others, and We Propose to make this an ESPECIALLY INTER- ESTING WEEK inthe REMNANT LINE, and you know that when we s1y BARGAINS we MEAN it, so if you have any desire to POS- SESS any of the following REMNANTS you had better get up a little earlier than usual and get down town before the plums are gathered in. Ay Exrax Reusaxr Overe. We will offer tomorrow one piece of 42-inch J0c. yard] © BLACK MOHAIR (containing about 57 yards), ‘Hegular price, 50c. yard. FOR FRIDAY ONLY, ‘Sige. YARD. 1 Lor Pencares, Sorr Fix. ISHED, in STRIPES and PLAIDS. Rogular Price, 124. REMNANT PRICE, Se. yard. G Rewxaxts Or Dazss Goons. 1g yards 40-inch BLACK SILK-WARP HEN- RIETTA. Former price, €2.25. REMNANT PRICE, 81.75 for piece Syards 46-inch ALL-WOOL BLACK HENRI- ETTA. Former price, $3.00. REMNANT 22.25 for piece. 94 yards 40-inch BLACK 8ILK-WARP HEN- RIETTA. Former price, 11.7% REMNANT FRICE, $850 for piece. 83 yards 40-inch SERGE IMPERIAL with DIAGONAL Stripe. Former price, $10.63. REMNANT PRICE, $8.00 for piece. S yards 40-inch STRIPED GRAY CHEVIOT. Former price, 5.00. KEMNANT PRICE, 84.00 fer piece. 7s yards 40-inch GRAY PLAID CHEVIOT. Former price, 75. REMNANT PRICE, 83.40 for piec 7 yards 40-inch JACQUARD EFFI EREMNANT PRICE, $7 8 yards 40-inch GAY WOOL CREPON with BASKET CLOTH KFFECT. $8.00. RED Unsperwear Rewsayes. 10 MEDIUM WEIGHT VESTS for Ladies. Sizes 26, 0, 32, 34, 42. Former price, 75c. F, Bie. each. LIGHT-WEIGHT LADIES’ MERICAN HOSIERY 12, 34, 36, 38, 40. Former price, $| 50. REMNANT PRICE, $1.90 EACH. 9 LADIES’ VESTS. Sizes 26 and 20. Former price, 50c. REMNANT PRICE, 200. each REMNANTS of CHILDREN'S UNDER- WEAK ant REMNANTS of HOSIERY at CK BEDFORD CORD, Former price, $7.00. ONE LOT VESTS, made by # rot €O. Size: 7 KS. Odd Tronks 1 Odd ther Tram, was actual half price:, 00... 5 A let of tte. Tray Cove: Ged trinwe, mowie.. a A lot of ond Table Covers, scatia,&e., gold printed GS. and 73°. ~with the seal pirates. Until she does there is Darest possibility that she may is, however, sufficient to justi!y rational precautions which would be justitied in Tux Star's opinion even $f no Bering sea controversy existed. The re- public mus: strengthen its uavy and its coast Kofences. ‘The Senate resolution instructing the Com- fuissioners to make a reporton the bridges of the District of Columbia brought forth prompt @nd practical results, The requests made are Seasonable, and the necessities for improve- te ure indicated in a clear aad impartial fuanner. The most desirable condition to put fthe bridges in would be one that would per- uit in all cases the same rate of speed that is owed on the ordinary roadways, the bridges ing practically continnstions of the streets $1 width, ia grade and in surface. It is not tow sought to attain this in ail cases, however, ‘the purpose being to perfect first those bridges That are used most. With this end in view the ‘ommissioners particularly recommended ap- Propriations of $10,000 for the M street bridge, £50,000 for the P street bridge aud $20,000 for the K street bridge. ‘The case of the M street bridge is one of absolute neces- sity as it is on the main thorough fare between Washington and Georgetown end has been condemned as unsafe. The P Street and K street bridges also are unsafe. ‘Those bridgos that are reliable under a reason- able limit of speed are not included and al- ‘together the estimates are very couservative as well as reliable. —— Cleveland seems to be all right with the northwestern and northeastern wings of his party, the geographical extremes, <o to speak. at bis nomination cannot be predieted by any political calculator having a reputation as such to maintain. It seems possible that he will have more votes than any one else on the first Ballot at Chicago. But if these are much short Of two-thirds be stands little chance of getting the necessary m&mber. Nothing, however, is More uncertain than the action of a democratic national convention when the party is hotly divided on a matter of the maguitude of the silver question. oe An erent occurs today in South Carolina that ay have far-reaching results. It is the assembling of a state convention called by the democratic leaders who are opposed to ¢ ‘Tillman's administration. of democrats in stote, asin several other southern commenities this year. Whether they will co-opersie, or. failing to do so, whether the repablicans or the third party will Come in is the puzzle fur the politicians, - — Bless the ladies, they are nearly always right dn matters of public spirit as well as in other tinings. A fair delegation went over to talk to the Maryland legislature last night in favor of ‘the proposed appropriation of $60.00 for the World's fair, and the house of delegates forth- | With passed the measure, which had been in Goubt, by a large majority see Many prohibition state conventions ocear ‘Detween this time and the holding of the national convention at Cincinuati, Ohio, June 2% The @uti-liquor standard is kept floating amid ell Le argent warfare of the times. The zeal of ‘he probibitionixt is one of the ruck-buttomed Zaets of human history. - os ‘The Cherokee Indians are thrifty and sound, physically and morally. They are song the Jew prepossessing specimens of the genuine, aa- thentic American citizen that are to be found. Tthas been suggested that Mr. Hill make tour of the southwest. It would be interesting to know whether the suggestion comes from the friends of Mr. Cleveland or Mr. Hill. _———— - The Bering sea discussion presents a condi- tion that is very frequently observed. The seals, who are the parties most interested, ap- ve There are two hinds © paimett air age, Gloves... c Scalloped kdxe and Co-ded Handke Be ‘Swiss Einbrosdered Handberchioienen Durss 1 RIMMING. ‘Alot of 1¥e-inch Sue hades Nortoss. A lot of Coverdd Dress Steels, assorted length: ‘were Lae, = es ae of Velveteen Skirt Binding, aii woud sliad ‘was Se. yard. os aceseeseo.-T]e. yard ‘Gate inirotd ubruidiery No Lonr Cau be placed upon the efficacy of the Exzcruororse In the cure and treatinent of disease. It enlists the heaitb-iving elements of nature in the cause of the suffering, and where all other treatment has tailed brings to the patient at fret hope, whic ACUTE CASES idly cured. By this term we mean completely radteated, but the strongest point in favor of the ELLCTROPOISE is its unqualified success in re =e as CHROMIC CASES, re ue +“ Where ail other treatment han failed, where specialists have been consulted im vain, Where change of scene and climate have had ne effect, it fs in desperate cases of this description that the ELECTROFOISE will cure If YOU ARE A SUFFERER, IF YOU HAVE LOST FAITH IN MEDICINES AND PHYST- CIANS, COME IN AND TALE \ OVER YOUR MALADY WITH Us. IT WILL cost yor NOTHING. A FEW MOMENTS: WITH US MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE OR GIVE YOU RELIEF FROM SOME PHYSICAL ILL WHICH HAS TORMENTED YoU POR YEARS AND YEARS. WE CAN SHOW YoU PROOFS OF EVERY STATE- MENT WE MAKE, Dowr Hesirate Loxeen. e Artaxtic Exzcrnoroise, Co, 1405 NEW YORK AVE. N.w. BT Suors ‘Taar c /OMBINE ‘Pear to be getting the least out of it. = +e ‘The indictment of Dr. Scudder of Chicago pictares him as « person of extraordinary versatility. It charges that he poisoned, Drained and strangled his victim. = —— _ ‘The recent bridge inspection has been atten- tive and diligent. The building inspection Should possess these qualities in a high de- ‘gree, and sustanedly. mee Some politica! orator should get in ahead of his cotemporaries and copyright the remark that we are on the eve of a great struggle. ——— Newfoundland is to participate in the World's Fair. Newfoundland is small in poptlation Dut level phenome ers The Drayton duet has Sts bumane cheracter. been noteworthy? for Srvzz Asp Qranry. Our OUR 84 AND 85 CALF SHOES FOR #5 “MEN ARE OF SUCH A CHARACTER Patent AS TO COMMAND THE ADMIRA- Leather TION AND PATRONAGE OF ALL Shes “DRESSY” MEN WHO DESIRE TO @e COMBINE “TONE” AND EXCEL te «LENT «WEARING QUALITIES. bet «=: THOSE AT 95 ARE BLUCHER STYLE meade AND PARTICULARLY STYLISH AND SUPERB IN QUALITY. Hoover & Ssxvzn, 1217 Pess. Avexcr RIDICULOUS PRICES. ts Or Laces, Lyara GRAY SILK MULT, 48 inches, Was @2Kc. REMNANT PRICE, Se. Ve yards CREAM SILK MULL, 48 inchen Foruer price, @1.18 REMNANT PRICE, ie. for piece, 1% yards LIGHT BLUE SILK MULT. 48 inches. | Forier, price, THe, REMNANT PRICE, 406. for piece. IQ yards Lisi? BLUE, SILK MULL, 48 Biches “Former. price, @2.04, REMNANT Pick, #41 PEACE TOILET SET of CLUNEY LACE and LIGHT BLUE SATIN RIBBON. Fortuer Sion REMNANT PRICE. OILET SET, trimmed Foriner price, R Prices #3. } with Normandy VAL. LAC! $1.50. REMNANT PRICE, 4 6 yards 48-iucu BLACK "SILK DRAPERY NET" Former. pi S824 KEMNANT PRICE, 85.88 for piece, ards 48-inch BLACK SILK DRAPERY Gy NEV. Former price, $7.50. REMNANT PRICE, $5.79 tor yiece. 1 LOT BLACK, SILK GAUZE, 48 inches, Fors #3 und $3.50. "REMNA\ PRICE, yard. Rewsaxts Or Kio Grove REMNANTS of CASHMERE GLOVES, RE: NANTS of LADIES’ MITLENS, CHILDREN'S MITTENS. “in kid, sur top and ‘wool, at LOW REMNANT PRICES. s Or Gives. Passr- and DRESS TRIMMI ES and EDGES at LOW W. A. Pierce & Co. 79 Market Space, It Cor. #th st. We Are Axzovr To Coumesce Tearing ou: our store front to put in ONE IMMENSE NEW SHOW WINDOW. Commencing With March 25, We Offer a Discount on ALL Goops —ak4 Perhaps you contemplate TRIP ABROAD. If s0, you should provide yourself with » STATE ROOM TRUNK OF CUSTOM MAKE Direct from the manufacturer, who bas the best reputation, and who will deal most tairiy by you. NO. 3 STATE ROOM Is covered with waterproof canvas, has STRONG binding, clamps. cleats, hinges, handles, lock, side hes, tray, & 2sin. 30in. 32in, S4in. 3Gin. 38in. 40in. $5.00. $550. €4.00 8450. $5.00. 85.50. 90.00 NO. 2 STATE ROOM, A better grade than No. 3, with linen liningall through, deeper tro: ‘ith side compartment. $4.50, $5, $5.50, 86, $6.50, #7, 87.50. No. 1 STATE ROOM Has extra quality of Russet or Black Leather Binding and extra heavy and wide steel clamps, brass locks and larxe side bolt: 88, 86. 50, $8.25, 89, 89.75, $10.60, No. 9 STATE ROOM Isthe same as No. 1 with the exception of the clamps, handle loops, side bolts and top lifter, which are lacquered brass. £7. 87.75, $¥.50, $9.25, 810, $10.75. 811.50. No charse for trunk strap or marking. OTHER TRUNKS and TRAVELING GOODS at low Prices. nex Maxvracrones, 1231 PA. AVE. N.W. Factory, 1218 and 1220 E st. n.w. Any size or styleof Trunk made to order. Trunks repaired and covered at short notice. at Toruam, aNULir Secuspvs. ‘Which means, when tzansiated, *second to rong."” How well this applies to "Ceres," the Parest Flour of modern times Yet we Go not say this unqualitiedly, for all who Lave once used 3 voice this tmantinons sen- timent--""Ceres” makes wore bread, lighter bread, whiter bread and letter bread than any other Flour. But in your endeavor to obtain “Ceres” donot lose sizht of the fact that imitations exist atl you may be fooled. ‘To avoid this we have placed in every mek and barrel of “Ceres” Flours circular sicned in satogrsph by "Wm. M. Galt & Co.,” while on the outside of each may be found’ the im print of two gold medals Loos: For woth. Ceres.” Wo oniy whole All grocers well sale it. Wa. M. Garr & Co., Wholesale Flour and Feed Dealers, Cor. Ist and Ind. ave. n. BT Frssacaes Jeweny Estascisnuert 6 HE 88 88 RE 8 Have been s specialty the past montis of met CLOCKS STILL Go! 331 Seventh street north west. Ww Sur: 17s Caxpy RESH Finest 80c. -Woovwarn & Loruzor. 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. 5.W. Oca Rexxaxr Suz ‘omonnow, Farmar, Mancz 25, ‘Will be antommoniy interesting. There 1s an extra accumu-ation of useful and seasonable thinze—"*Short Lengths,” ‘* Broken Sizes,” “*Oda Lota.” **Mussed and Soiled Goods,” be. ‘You will be surprised to see the remainders at the BLACK AND COLORED DRESS GOODS OOUNTERS. They aro from the neweat and choicest Sabries, too; high-class novelties. de.. and aitcarry low remnant prices. THE WRAP and ART NEEDLE WORK DEPARTMENTS Teport very favorably also. Follow us closely today—it meaus 4 great saving to you. os Traveuxa Goons Duranruest. 4 Ladies Dress Trunks, canvas covered, Slightly damaged: 1 40-inch, reduced from $7.50 to 85,00; 1, 40-inch, redtced from 11.00 so wrcord 38-tnoh, reduced from 12.25 to neh, reduced from $13.25 to €8.50. (Basement. 11th st. building.) pinta atin % noch soTERE Deranruest, yes, size 20x24, ivory and maaple frames. Reduced from $2.75 to @1.50. 4 Pastels, size 8120, white and gilt frames. Reduced from $2.05 to $1.50. A sinali lot of Frames, size 10x12inches, white ‘and gilt, silver and bronze and oak and bronze. Reduced froin $1.25 aud $1.35 to We. each. (Fourth fioor.... 10th st. building.) A Roesare Cans, Wonta $2.50 Case Tae Far Sevexra Asp H Srs, N.W. Praxmuz & Co. “WE MOURN OUR PROFITS.” WE nave sotect- ed quite » large list of BARGAINS for tomorrow's sale, but are_too busy togive same here, a0 we are Buacx Friar Sate. Buck F; cx Finpar Mess Deeanruesr. 2 Dress Shirts with fancy boroms, sizes 14 Suz. and 1534, sotled. Reduced from 81.00 to 75e. 1 Dress Shirt, open back and front, size 16, Brack Fmoar wetting ready for one | gotied. Hedtuced froin 1.25 to @1.00. : pane) 8 Pieces French Balbrigyan Underwear, shirts Sie Se 3K, drawers 32. Keduced from 3 WARE SALES ever| garment. ¥ Busck Fapay Radia Washington, | FH MOOR veees.. 2 This great TIN- Sane. wane ance Hawecne Depanevesr. B FE é A snail lot of Sand 4-inch Insertions, Black LACK J'RIDAY take place SATUR-| with White eibroders, White with Black em- broidery. Black with colored embroidery. Re- Gare DAY. See list of] Guoed tobe. ayard, same in TOMOR-} (Firs: floor. -10th st. building.) ROWS STAR. ap . Dowesric Daess Goons Drrantuest. Remnants Dress Goods, tn lengths from 8 to 10 yards. Reduced from 17 to 1” yard. Remnants Pineapple ‘Tissue, in lengths from: 1}y to Og yards, Reduced from 123g to Be. ya, Remnants Plain Black Satine, in lengths from 13g to 7 yards. Reduced to 10¢. ayard. (Second floor. ..... BLACK FRIDAY SALE, BLACK FRIDAY SALE. Tue Fan, Tr Axo H Sis. N-W. Frasxiz & Co. Lace Derarruexr. A dozen short lengths of 12 to inch Ori- ental, Cream Chantiily and Platte Valenciennes Lace. Reduced frou 70 and 80c. to 50c. & LLLICILILiLiiiiiiiiig) oo Ce is hs ait a (First 100F esses. ++. Second annex.) pester pecan : = Sur Deranraest axspurca & Bro. ; : al 2 Figured French Flannel Tea Gowns, trim- = med with velvet. Size Jt. Reduced from €18 x 10 89.73. . Great Sprrxo Opentxe 1 Brown Etriped Princess Cloth Wrapper. Bize 40. Reduced trom 833.50 to $2.50. IN 2 Gray Viewna Cloth Suits, Norfolk waist and ra centipcecoal Skirt, Sizes 36 und SK Reduced to $5.00. ee oe (Third floor. th street building.) Ressaxt Derarruent. ae Misses) Drranrweyt. THE SUN HAVING CROSSED A table full of Children's Odd Long Gar- THE LINE, ACCORDING TO ments, all spring woizht, in plain colors, GEOGRAPHICAL CALCULATIONS Plaids and stripes. Sizes from 8 to 16 years. THIS IS SPRINGTIME. THE Reduced from 89, $10, #12 and 814 to 85.00 WORLD IS CONSTANTLY RE each. VOLVING. WE TAKE THIS 1 Dark Brown Al!-wool Cheviot Reefer. Size GREAT MECHANISM AS AN EX- 12 yearn. Reduced from $10 to 85. AMPLE AND MAKCH SIDE BY sede E WITH THE PRUGKESS OF Pee Gossamer Devantwenr. z 2 Light-weight Silk and Wool Gossamers, INAUGURATE A GRAND SPRING j : as REMNANT SALE, WHICH WILL ryt ie lee et a) BE UNDOUBTEDLY MORE AD- trhind floss VANTAGEOUS TO THE PUBLIC I THAN ANY PREVIOUS SALE c D EVER ATTEMPTED BY US. SPECIFICATIONS OF THE re ipa a sitet MO ERD SAnGites BNovelty “*Bernharde” Capes, 1 Tan and 2 ° Grays, Sizes 334 and 38, Reduced from 813.50 = cases of Light, Medium and Dark wees A Cheviot Reanants, in almost any des 2 cl : F sizable leah 3 inches wide MaGRaIISIONSSATET, Chet tar ease ge ie Lor cg Wain, yoy = yy ee 10 Jacket, silk lined sleeves, Size 3%. Reduced only LOC. ver sara. Worth 15. from #15 to 5. ans 1 Handsome TinportedLoneGarment, NewJac- Os our i, counter we havea terse quard pattern of cloth, :lined throuzhout with soe of LOC. aingnams changeable silk and trimmed with ostrich feath- Chevic i ers, Sizo34. Reduced from $75 to 832.50. *. 2 Light-striped French Flannel Blazers. Sizo Ti sseue weastan wecias aia Band 36. Reduced from g4.75 to 82. plain stripes and. tency, sititave (or (Third floor... -1ithst. baiiding. ) Uresses and wrappers. Keduced tron aren Fg. and Ise. to LO. per yard. Jersey Deranrvext. 25 aozen of Ladies Hose, tm taney 2 Black All-wool Jerseys, hizh sleeves and Styles" CBlack “andl Wisi tout extra length. Sizes 42 and 44. Reduced to z 81.38, ou 2c. (Third floor... 1th st. building.) 3? Soe 29 dozen of Tsn-cotored Half Hose, Ss fn see trom 93 to 11, fast colgens Suawt Deranruest, 2°1-2, 1 Fine Silk and Woo! Fersian Shawl, choice patent seams, Only 3 PU to EE d'Suksud Wool Arab Shawl. Re- Sprctat reducti Nott ss DPrCIAL reductions in Notting Ith st. building.) sew ee) ile ae Arr Negprework Devanruenr. ‘Bee. “ 2 willed Linen Table Cover. Reduced from se ee ae 7ato sl. = 1 Bolton Sheeting Cushion Cover. Reduced — ee from 300, to 3c, 1 Fine Lien Scarf, Reduced from $1.50 to — a iat t Sheeting Table Cover. Reduced from food Moule Iltep Table Cover. Reduced from 50c. to ——. 3 cxresot,the bert Dawate Drag REMNANTS OF CHINA SILK. Gingham Rewnants, fast colors, at yard Green, reduced from 75 to 50e. 1c. per sara. inte Bite Bh Otto ie. case of the Fine (Edinburgh) ite, Shane Scotch” Gingham Remnants, 3 Pik © Sl toWle, inches wide, fast colors. Only Aile Green, reduced from #1 to 70c. Bink, redticed trom $3.13 to Shadow Silk. reduced from $3.50 case of Bedford Tesue Remnants, 50. 24, ards Shadow Silk, reduced frou 85.25 to: Vight and dark_fis |, fast colors. 83.75 2 1-2 (3d floor. 10th st. building.) Only, Worth 15c. per yara. Worth 256 Boys) Deranruest. Fine Kilt Suits, connistine of blouse, short gered skirt Hizey oand. Reduced from and 7 to 2 E Fine Finished Kilt Suits, vory hand- somes duced trom peat Jersey Jacket. Size 4. Suit was $5. Juced tog, 1 Cheviot Suit. "Size 5. Reduced from $3to 80. a bor. 10th st, building.) lot of Half-bleached Table Lin- ens, imported (betore the euforce- inent of the tariff ives. It will. certainly acting house keepers toc examine the. = 29 pieces of the Rest F astic-finish Fasi-co.ored Suelf Oflcioth, in fancy . and plain styles, at @ C. por yard. JSE case of Beatrice Plait of Becoten style, double wie ane ors. Only Be. per yant. Wort ERE IS SUCH AN IMMENSE REM menis. Sizes and Txraxts) Devanrwent, 2Chilaren’s rt White india Linon Dresses, ‘rows of fancy hand-stitelitnse 2 Hubber rout. and bor: of hand.st Style, five rows Dack, high full COLLECTION OF NANTS ves peck and bottom of secves Bnished. AND SPECIALTIES ‘OU! Silt aaa nee 1 HIRD FLOOR THAT WE WAVE Stone oe eee NETH IME. CE TO 1” Chuldten’s Short White India Linon MENTIC HEM. TO Dress, Greteven styie—yoke of all-over «1 BAY COME, LOOK AND. “YOU Se eee ieee ee Yad Be PERFECTLY Satis- Droiders, IMih full sleeves, teks and embroid- NE PRICE TO ALL. SE ott ig, vottom. “Suited.” Heduced from ---1Oth st. Bid.) A XX Buayzer Deranraent. ay ENN ss 3 Chess Cut, Covered’ Comtortey’ doubla BA REN Sssy bed sizt, slightly fated. Moduced trom #2 t0 faced from a1. * me YU OER cog. HB seedy Wool Lap Hobe, Reduces from 81-50 7% ee ob Oe RRR OS oa BU OP Krohate Plush Lap Robes, Chase's make, w k R ‘ede OE sLaaita Large, Strtved Wool Blanket. Re- a REB ORRR 00. ae Sr alin covered: with Wrench eatine; ane pe § k 0% 1 ve Ux, rednced stom” £12.50 10 G10. eee ee RS a eS ize OxG, reiiuced trom $7.51) t0 8, ‘tua ie On ee mbvt Corset Derantwest. = 2 pairs *°8. 0." Corsots, aul.ed. ‘Sizes 28 and. = _ 277. "Wteduced tromt Se. t0 “2¢.-m pair, Lines Or Tue V ALLEY. (second floor Seip eascon er ‘building. » Peerless in sweetaeas, chasteas the dainty | Musiix Usperwear Deranrwenr. wilroy ined. Children’s Plaid Muslin Aprons, with + donot acano trues hea tae] ZANTE che aM Mat fe : Toe. to S0e. each loveliness. . —— A. Guoa& Bro., A F Hanpxercoer ea BEART. . — no.. Annistic Hioutsrs, | 4 Jadien ll-inen Seid Black Handger- 1224 FST, N.W. ee tebe 2 P icadies! Hemstitched All-tinen Hendker- ar Delivery quick. mace | hight oie Hoabeed trou 18 Seeil” Reduoad trou 8 fo Lee Hales Hemustitched. Alsinen iniedss with colored boriers, ‘Handker- A Dowars Worrs Fon 80a me ‘That is the extent of the reduction—20 per cout off on everything in stock. Fine Jew- etry, Silver Ware, fe. We do not intend to move and have no branch stores. We are ~ WOODWARD & LOTHROP. 20TH, 17H AND F 818. ¥.W, @15, 16ana $17. < ‘The seasonable Onter Garments are receiving tioned without bringing to mind that paragon of fashion, Worth's Wattean Back Coat, one of anany exclusive styles for sale here. On arrival it at once obtained and as since held a proud Position in the van of popularity. Its con- temporaries, the Russian Capes and London Coaching Coats, present numerous attractions varying to suit the personal pleasure of the Purchaser, however exacting. Divers shades of Tan, Blue and Black, the prime favorites in colors, The materisis are many, Mkewise the Styles. Coats, Capes, Heefers, Mantles, Jackets—ell exemplify the band work and brain work of the world’s most fainous gar- ment architects—Worth, Pingat and the rest. Call freely and freqaentiy. ‘The figures on » lot of Children's Refers and Blazers can hardly be called prices. Marked to ignore everything Lut the fact that we want to get rid of them. J. Cy Horcurssox. 907 Pesxa. Ave.N, W. a H HEALTH 18 HAPPINESS—AND MUCH DE- i TIL pends on the CORSETS you wear. You must UB not tet tempting prices entice you from the path of common sense. You cannot count the cost in cash if yougo wrong. Nearly every day thero is a new Lrand born—that ¢lamors for recognition on the score of economy. Poorexcuse forachange. If the kind you are wearing now is suited to you~stick toit. If it isn'(—talk {t over with our attendants. They will select for you. We don't carry a single make that has not stood the test of continued satisfactory service. Some of them are imported anda month or more ago there was an increase in price. We have been as saving of your purses as possible. You will hardly notice any change in our charges—and good, sound, sensible advice—when it is wanted—in /vee, ‘Variety comes in for a share of consideration. No modiste is expert enoagh to overcome the error of misproportioned and ill-fitting COKSETS. ‘Be sure you are right—then go ahead”=-and have your spring gown modeled. “Ove Vovcnens» Tae “C. P.” NNETTE"—White Satine, extra long— White Satine— 82. lite and Black Satine, extra eh —White—e3.25 , No. SBiack gato” ip & » Tur “P. D. EXTRA LONG WHITE COUTIL-81 WHITE COU LTL—Satine bound -€2. 93. WHITE SATL 27.50. BLACK AND —extra loug—@3.25, nousox's “Grove Frrs. "Medium snd extra long- ‘G."--Medium and Abd Extra long. White, extra loi 9 “—White, extra lonz—¢2.25. — Black, mediuin and e3 Foxe katie ip « » > Tae “R. Asp G. ““SAFETY"—75 conte. > EXTRA LONG or the OTHER exfhenr! WHITE AND BLACK SATIN EXTRA LONG WHITE COUTIL~#1.50. EXCHA LONG WHITE COUTIL, satine bound and silk stitched— Dz Wanxer HEALTH CORSETS_ 81.25. COKALINE (No. 333) IMPROVED—extra, REYES I in Black—extra long—81. si " in Black—extra long—$1. “SUNRISE” in Eeratoc. Misses’ Axo Canorexs Warts. The “FERRIS” are 50c.. Te... 85e. and 81. The “DOUBLE Vi tve Soe and Oe ‘The most sensible WAISTS mnade. Don'tlet the cost worry you. You know you will not be asked any more here than anywhere else, Nor as much, if it is possible to shade current prices Little. One or another of these different brands we carry will surely suit. It will not bean exvertiment but once. The spring effects are in, Regular customers "NB." Puan, “SINTH AND THE AVENUE.” Established 2840. Telephone 995. ("Old hands” at Corsets.) —_("*Special messenger. opay, Farmar Asp Sarvnpay ARE THE DAYS LEFT or Ocx Grear Bepprse Sure. RELIABLE BEDDING AT PRICES: THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. SEE * Our $6 All Hair Mattresses (30 Ibs.) Our 67.50 All Hair Mattresses (40 1bs.) Our 810 Pure Soft Hair (40 Ibs.) THE BEST YOU. HAVE EVER SEEN. YOUR OPPORTUNITY. WE WILL PROVE TO YOU THAT EACH MAT- " TRESS I8 A GREAT BARGAIN. W. H. Hovanrox Mo Co, 1218-1990 F STREET. SEE OUR MATTINGS AT 15c, PER YARD. mb24-2t More Tarrr - : Toxonsor, ers DAY—a day to the Sue j Gus WATCH FOR *xNOUNCEMENT. VK GRAND Seni US ESE Ova Sraixe Waar Sue The Ladies have apprectatet, we will com- Syntesall the special pricey ndesrtied on ee, Memes one Cularen's rape antl Sat. peal doe ettniones Cloak Departament to thine airway quowa” 50 Lions: Bensnanp Care Coats, Made of alte q Jeucth, sift nition trimmed pleat bok finished seau.s, tailor ‘ Ey ek taade, good Value ai $4.65. 100 Lavrs: Biszee Jackers, We are now displayine the lerrest ana assortment of TRIMMED eet OR RinMeD MiLLINr ky in the ins usual low prices," UF 812-814 7TH ST. BBLRLEAARhECEACMECECSMACAAAALAS, Spring weather at last! We are ready with an entirely new and attractive stock of Spring Goods. Everything guaranteed as represented, “one Price” aud money refunded. What better place to eal? More New Srrrso Serrs. We have just added largely to our already exten sive line of Ladies’ Spring Suita. Thee are the most original and attractive stries we have ever shown and are confined to us for this city. Here are afew of the most striking styles Ladies’ Tan Snow-flecked Cheviot Suits, waist effect, with collar, cuffs and cirdie of wide White Point de Gene lace, on!y #225 Ladies’ Luported Striped Serge Suits, waist effects, richly trimined with velvet and Point de Gene lace, Light Ta and Gray, $25.50. Ladies’ Handsome Gray Bedford Cord Suite, waist effect, with girdle fuised with taille silk collar and cascade, $37.50. Suit of Seafoam-creen Henrietta Cloth, with surah silk waist, trimmed with fringed surah silk edging, 238.50. ? Ladies who have been waiting will be glad to hear of the atrival of another line of the Braided Blazer Suits. ‘The skirt and biazeris trimmed with seven rows of fine braid to match. Colors: Gray, Navy and Black. $13.50. (Third tloor, take elevator.) ore New Sux Warsrs. We placed on sale this morning cn elegant line of China Silk Waists, tucked yoke. back and front, finished with belt to be worn outside, Cardiual, Navy and Black, only $4.50each. The very best Waist ever offered in Washington for the price. (Third floor, take elevator. ) Mone New Tea Gowss. ‘We heve just opened an exquixite line of Ladies’ ‘Tea Gewns, among which are the following specials: Ladies’ All-wool Zephyr Cloth House Gowns, shirred yoke, richly trimmed with braid, ouly #850. Ladies’ Silk-Striped Wool Challie Tes’ Gowns, (Cream ground with Old Rose, Light Blue, Shrimp Pink, Lavender and Gray silk trimmings, very handsome gown, only @13.73 each. (Third floor, take elevator.) Srrcran Varves Iy Usprrwear. Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Vests, V neck and square neck, arm and neck run with ribbon. Ouly “lc. Medium Weight Merino Vest and and 35e. each. Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Corset Covers, only 50c. each. Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Lisle Thread Corset Covers, only @1 each. (First floor, rear, left side.) Warre Goon: You will not find a more complete line of White India Linens and French Nainsooks in the city. White India Line: ‘Be., d5e. and 50c. per yard. French Nainsooks, Ud yards wide, 2W0c., :t5e.. A2c., 48c., O0e., Fe. and Be. per yard. “These ace especially suitable for children’s and infants’ dresses, On account of their superb laundering qualities, as they do up beautifully. (First floor, center, left side. Morr Hausure Expnotrnres. Hamburg, Nainsook and Cambric Edgings. All- overs, Insertings, Flouncinys, Setes, &c. We offer one lot of Fine Cambric Edgings, 1 to 2 inches wide, at 123¢c. per yard. 11-inch Cambric Edings in a dozen or more pat- terns, real value 45c., only 3lc, per yard. (First floor, center, left side. ) Wririrax H. McKxew. 933 Pa. Ave. N.W. TTT SSeS Fee TTT iB 0G. x bo9 0 XN BBB OO OO XN Bate XN NN MMM A RR HOH FFE MMMM AA KOR Ha F MMMM AA RRR aH FR MMM AMA ROR go es MMMA ARR aon Exel ‘Tomorrow's weather indications point to the first clear Friday since Christmas, and it being our rerular weekly “*Refunding Sales” day, we expect an immense crowd—as we ave alwoys bad a fair crowd on Fridays even in the rain and snow. We return to the purchaser each and every tenth ewe of ench and every same amount. Every tenth sale at 25, 50, 75c., $1.00, and so on Up—no matter what the amount — ‘we return the tenth sale of that amount. ‘You shculd visit us tomorrow and see how this sale is conducted, Israxre Cattco Darsses. ‘We shall offer tomorrow Infants' and Chil- dren's Light Calico Dresses at 15c. each. Lavus: Brack Consers. We shall offer two-side steel, extra long and medium waist Biack Satteen Corsets. Regular $1.25 quality, Tomorrow, #1 per pair. Tae Box Mancae. 314 asp 316 Tra Sz. N. TRUSSE At as low rates as everything else we handle. A Truss for which you Lave been paying ¢5 for 62 or $2.50. A Truss for which you have been paying €3 at 61.50. ‘We have even Trusses at S0c. each. The department convenience 1——1 today than ever | [The quality is ee Bris, gomt Nohard leno B10. “WS i— i—" . 10% waist that is betus sold for ‘kie. that t Rot any better —! ren. ow ee Mashing will ern i— teegeta renresent “the @ aLd 81-25 spread’ | “ due. 2 Ghose I—1 Best Guality of Florida Water junit. a ‘ er-21c. Vint buttien Aree 216. ; jist, cies article we : oe ‘ { ‘These six items are our Friday Specials and represent a line of goods large enowxt, to supply the day's demand, uo matter Low many each customer wants, A. Kavrwas, 1t 909 Pa ave. now, Uscvscatcy Armacrive, Banoarss. ‘A. Belignon, doc 20 per cent dimconut, eee of Sa butte each Port, Sherry, To clome Wines and W Lat No. 1, mat estate of H. kien at consists: Muscatel atid Catawba, ‘Goods delivered free. ao infection wuarantert SELIGMAN. Parcuirix, Jonxsox, Gansex & Co, 636 PENNA. AVE. N.w. SPECIAL GOOD VALUE IN INDIA SILKS. We will this woek offer a line of beautiful Figured India Silks, 4 inches wide, 20 different sty ies, at Gide. ; real value, 85. Special good values in All-wool Cheviots, Serges and Heuriettas, all the new spring shades, at 0c. ‘ew Spring Suitine. Boys’ Biue Twilled Waits, sizes 7 to 13, Splendid line Gente’ Neglige Shirts, full sizes, 30e.. Se. and 81 200 Sinyrna Russ, special prices, 50e. and The. All grades of Straw Matting, Floor Oil Cloth, ae. Balance of our Carpets at prime cost. JOHNSON, GARNER & ©O., mb2e 626 PENNA. AVE. N. Mimawitsa Cc ‘The best five-ceut cigar ever made for the money. The Mirabilia is the only five-cent cigar that 8 made of entirely long Havana to: bacco, hand-made abd Sumatra wrapper. ‘The Mirabilia has been sold so inreely that it isdifiewlt to make them fast enough to get the: « box of 100 for four dollars ud let them season. You will All uret-clase dealers will sell aan not regret It. them to you Golden Sceptre smoking tobacco is the very Dest for the pipe. ay Bron? SCOTT & BRO, sSSs 9 00 ° n Ere u 3 HH o Fe sames Sss8 FOR SMALL FEET at >, > 3 aaa rr Fa execs z eeeee REEES af > » a] “TI ess=2 ‘We Lave over 300 pairs LADIES’ BUTTON SHOES, sizes 1, 136, 2, 25s, 3 and i, ail width, We willesld all of the 1and Lig AT HALF PRICE. 25 PER CENT DISCOUNT on sizes tand 2. 15 PER CENT DISCOUNT on sizes and 3%. NOW IS THE TIME FOR LADIES WITH SMALL FEET. oxstox & Co, 1339 AND 1341 ? ST., mb23-3t Opposite Etbitt House, Come Toxorrow. - Another lot of those excellent 0c Dress Shirts wre have tien orllitis at aie cach areuow on sale. Souie tomorrow. For “*vid-time” gentlemen we hwe the ‘‘old- thine’ Open runt Fraited:bosout Sits uf euper- forguallt. sor mutt wo ony anh molar” Sea, ‘and tiiue plaits eyelets to suit. This is a shit. store which acguuts for oar doing vo inuch Letter for you than wtiou sbups. “The Two Old Timers,” 8 B ELLERY AND 308. H. TIELAND, Managers, Branch Balto. Shirt Fetory, $031 Oh at. B.w., near N. Yo ave. Junctha, mbstoet Tus Last Cor Fon Tun Szasox. I you are in need of « suit look at tb suite we are selling at 85. ‘Look at the suits we are selling at 86.2 ‘Look at the suite we are selling at 6.3. ‘Most stores will charge you doubidler the same roots. Children’s suits, 61.50, 61.75, €2 and2.25. It will pay you to look at these suits efore you ge leew here. THE LONDON AXD LIVERBOL