Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1892, Page 4

THE WASHINGTON: THURSDAY... .... --March 31, 1892. CROSBY 5. NOYES. THE EVENING STAR hae « regular and permanent circulation in Washington three mes larger than that ef any other paper im the city. As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Medi: 1 bas no competitor. —_—_———————— ‘The bjll passed by the House on last District day declaring the established policy and prac- tice of the government in rendering available for students the treasures accumulated at the capital by the nation in literature, science, law, medicine, politics and public economy—in sbort, in every branch of human knowledge— makes » truthful announcement of the existing relation of the government to Washington as an educational center. .The educa- tional material collected at the capital is for the people, for public information, for the general diffusion of knowledge. A notable violation of this recognized principle of govern- mental action is found in the lack at the capital of a free public circulating library with reading rooms open in the evening. The mass of citizens of the United States residing in Washington are hard at work through the day- light hours during which access may be had to the library of Congress. The free library bill, now pending in Congress, in effect popularizes the government's great collection by creating another institution under different reguiations in which the thou- sands of duplicates from the library of Con- gress can be made available to the pubiic at the hours when the bulk of the people are most at leisure. This plan is indorsed by the librarian of Congress as feasible and meritorious. It is natural step in pursuance of the government's policy of unlocking the nation’s treasures for the use and enjoyment of the people. It i asked through their organi- zations by the workingmen, who will be specially benefited. It is indorsed by the local school authorities and educational authorities in general as a necessary and important part of the loca educational system. As a general departmental library, a substitute for scatter- ing bureau and department libraries with their expensive duplications of books and waste of room, the free library will, as a measure of economy, involve an actual saviig of money by the government, as well as be of incalculable benefit to the clerks. Such a hbrary cannot be established too soon. The busy workers of the nation’s capital should be no longer tantalized by the spectacle of vast literary treasures tendered for their use aud EVENING STAR. | Daxssvron & Bro. enjoyment just when they are confined in the treadmill of daily labor and withdrawn from their grasp the moment they are at liberty. ee ‘The cause of agricultural experimentation by the government is gaining ground. Forty-nine stations in forty-six states and territories are receiving money from the United States treas- ury. Adding stations maintained entirely or im part in each of the states of Alabama, Con- necticut, Matsachusetts, New Jersey and New York and the sugar station in Louisiana, sup- ported mainly by the planters, the total num- ber of such stations is 55. Three new stations wore established last year in Washington, Wyo- ming and Oklahoma. During 1991, it is inter- esting to learn, 2225,000 was received, of which $680,000 was appropriated from the national treasury, the rest coming from state govern- ments, private individuals, fees for analysis, sales of farm products, &c. The public ap- proval of the work so far doue is the best popu- lar defense of the system. There can be no reasonable doubt of the value of the experi- ments as a whol ——__ += ___ The Rhode Isiand election, nearly a week off, will turn chiefly on the tariff question. The Fepublicans reiy on the special benefits of pro- tection to the controlling manufacturing inter- ests of the state and the compact and able or- ganization of that party for success in a presi- dentisl year, while the democrats hope for much from the desire of many of the manufac- tarers for free raw materials. The tendency for afew years in state elections has been to- ward the democratic party. To the Cleveland democrats the approaching election is of par- ticular interest because the state conven- tion bas declared for his renomination, and the election is in sume sense a test of his strength in New England. The probabilities favor the republicans +--+ A writer in the London Times betrays English restlessness under colonial policy. The con- troversy over the seals, in the opinion of this writer, concerns a semi-independent colony which treats England as a commercial enem: “These colonies,” he continues, ‘are always em- broiling us in foreign disputes. We are obliged to fight their battles whilst they treat us as a foreign power. How long is this to last?” ‘This complainant thinks the British tax-payer will have something to say if a few more troubles of a kind like the Bering sea controversy occur, and be intimates that Great Britain may be in- duced to let “the wayward sisters depart in peace,” These views are significant. — ‘The withdrawal of the education bill is a square backdown on the part of the German emperor. He would have it framed so as to piace certain churches in control of the subject of education, but the proposition was unpopu- lareven with the classes for whose advantage it was formulated. The exclusion of some of the minor denominations, aimed at the social- alists, did not suit the rising free spirit of Ger- many, Thearistocratic movement is proved to be weaker than the will of the people, and In the Newark City Home, a reformatory in- stitution at Verona City, N. J., an electric whip bas been used as an instrument of punishment. ‘The humorous possibilites that suggest them- selves im connection with the housewife who might desire to rock the baby, run the sewing machine and castigate her eldest boy simul- taneously should recommend it strongly to overworked newspaper wits. —_———+ > ‘The question of damages in the Bering sea controversy is going to beaserious one for the losing country. Already, so the Canadian minister of marine and fisheries says, he has received claims amounting toa half million dollare. These claimed damages are for delays and abstention from fishing in Bering wea. ‘The minister hears of other claims shortly to follow. ———_++-e____. The District is pretty well, thank you. Health Officer Hammett states that malarial diseases are remarkably few in number and there is fear of contagious diseases. The main trouble comes from lung diseases, and as it is only reasonable to expect a speedy change for the better im the weather the outlook is very encouragiog. += Naturally the Russians object to the German military balloons banging over Russian army corps, spying out their movements, numbers, ec. But what car the Russians do, except bor- Tow some balloons from France with which to Tetaliate? a os The suggestion to dedicate the Lafayette statue during the G. A. R. encampment is an exceedingly happy one. The ceremony should mot be neglected and it could uot be held ata more appropriate time. +2 -___ Cleveland will close the campaign for the Bhode Island democrats on Saturday. The fight there being so much his own the ex- President could not well decline a pressing in- ‘Vite ton oe Possibly the Senate might arrange the execa- tive session question with the newspaper cor- Fespondenis by means of a modus vivendi, — “Silver-tongued orator” is no longer con- sidered a graceful figure of specch in the Bouse of Reproseatatives. Istenzstra News To Tas Sreverr Or Ecoxonr. OUR LAST WEEK'S THIRD FLOOR “SPRING OPENING SALE" WAS A VERY SUCCESSFUL ONE, AND JUDG- ING BY THE SMILING FACES OF OUR NUMEROUS PATRONS THEY WERE AP- PARENTLY ALL SATISFIED WITH THE PURCHASES MADE. WE EXPRESS OUR THANKS TO THE PUBLIC FOR ‘THEIR KIND PATRONAGE, AND FEEL IN DUTY BOUND AS A RECIPROCITY FOR THE CONFIDENCE PLACED IN US ‘TO CONTINUE THIS SPRING OPENING SALE FOR ANOTHER WEEK WITH A ‘NEW LINE OF SPECIALTIES. ‘The most important offerings are as fol- lows: O xecase ot Pisin Chambea Remnants in Biue, Drab and Brown fast colors, only Be. per yard, worth 1230. HREE cases of fizured Satine Remnante ‘comprising s béautiful line of Black and ‘White Patterns and many colored. Only De. por yard. Worth 1246. OVE case of Striped Nainsook (White), suitable forAprons and Dresses, 1 yard wide. only Sc. per yard. Worth 12%. Ove case of Bedtord-Tissue Remnants at- ranged im suitable patterns of Light and 12: Dark—an entire new fabric. Only 1 Lc. per yard. Worth 18e. 63 preces ot Fine Persian Chatites, 27 inches wide; superb patterns; fast colors. a1 oniy Ble. per yard. Worth 106. 35 rreces of Ligne caitco, fast colors, imitation patterns of Wool Challie. Only E UC. per yard. Worth 8c. A Few dozen Gray and White Striped Q9 Skirta,full width; fastcolors. Only BSC. each. Worth 50c. " T wo cases of Fine Ail-wool DentetleSuit- inge, in paterns from 6 to 9 yards,in almost any desirable color, double width. Reduced trom 60c. to 25. per yard. Ove caso ot tne vest Licht 1-yard wide Percale Remnants, positively fast colors, onty LOc. peryara. Worth 12%. We nave couected from our last year's Stock a lot of Wool Challe Kemuants, in fiwured and plain,and placed them on sale at Se. per vara. Worth 160. ASoTHER tot of Fine Cheviot Rem- nants, 31 inches wide, fast culors, only 1c. per sara. Worth 150. SeveRar nunarea pieces of Colored silk Fringe, im ali the new shades. Beduced © to 20c. per yara. MADE EXTRAORDINARY FF- FORTS IN PROCURING SPECIALTIES FOR THIS SALE, IT WILL CERTAINLY PAY YOU TO CALL AND EXAMINE THEM. WE WILL CHEERFULLY CON- BUCT YOU OVER OUR THIRD FLOOR WITHOUT ANY SOLICITATION WHAT- EVER TO EFFECT A SALE. Laws Prow Suass. With a three-inch hem. 69c. Pex Pam WE HAVE JUST 500 PAIRS OF THESE—WE CONSIDER THESE THE VERY BEST VALUES EVER SHOWN OUR SHAM DEPARTMENT. WE@O: BELIEVE THEY WILL BE OURS LONG, SO IT WOULD BE WISE TO MAKE A SELECTION NOW—WE ARE THE ONLY ONES YOU CAN BUY THESE FKOM 50 DONT TRY ELSEWHERE. “Exaravixe As Ar We dothe best very Enxraving. Wecharge you moderate prices. For engraving your name on Copper Plate and 50 Cards we charge fy 86. For reprintinz 50 Cards, 40c. For reprinting 100 Cards, 7c. Our work guaranteed. We enzrave in the best form all Crests, Dies, Monozrams, Party Invitations. Tea Cards and Wedding and Reception Carda, Try us. Work guar- anteed. Lavres' Necewean. Ber $395." Creve satots, in ali the above abades. Siar, Crean, Rewular Bc. Svrenior quatity crepe Hemstitched Reefer Scarfs in all delicate shades, 98c. price, "1.25. Special price, WE BEG TO INTRODWE 4 NEW 7 WN AS MOTHERS" ARTICLE LIE: > same: *S oN = at 7 ha L i 7 Hi) MPROVE- M USEFUL AN ARI LE Ww A ED WITH DELIGHT BY ADVANTAGES We CLAIM FOKIT: AND Xovas ; Ww PI A LONG-FELT WANT: A RN AA NN aah RX 2 a A KW eretctet Scaaq Meee ul GGG BI RRR. 00 we Py 83 EE “a <> Last > ue Nioars “Stan R. it —for our list of limited bereains, as we will offer them again tomorrow on account of today’s rain Naruaxsox, 818 Tra St. NW T. B. Towser & Sox. DRY GOODS DEALERS, 1316 7th st. nw. Will on FRIDAY, April 1, commence a very attractive sale of LADIES’ COTTON UNDERWEAR, Consisting of about two thousand pieces, OUR ONE DOLLAR Lot Is worth from $1 to $1.50 each. OUR SEVENTY-FIVE-CEXT LOT Is worth from 75e. to $1. OUR FIFTY-CENT LOT Is worth from 50 to 7c. OUR TWENTY-FIVE-CENT LOT Is worth from 25 to 50c. Is worth from 15 to 25e. OUR THIRTEEN-CENT LOT ee. lay friend, buy her = S-pound bos of Candies SHEETZ'S CANDY “‘Azed wp” in the Onty —daiutiest manner — nothing, perhaps, cove Seart Caeainy sethng te trwasnap Per able. Oniy 35 cxnts por pound. Peer erro reese resesece ry Cr Ger A Resare Cann, Worm $2.50 Casn. Tae Far, Szvenra Asp H Sx N.W., Faasniz & Co. Faray asp Sarvrpay, Arun 1 axv 2. AND FOR THESE TWO DAYS ONLY. Brooxe's CRYSTAL SOAP (won't wash clothes), 20. 83.98 Imported Decorated Tea Set, complete, 56 pieces.. “ 0c, Decorated and Gold-line China Bone 15. Decorated French China Cream Pitchers Decorated and Gold-stippled Oatmeal Decorated Japanese Oatmeal Bowis...... Decorated and Gold-stippled Fruit Plates % doz. Decorated French China Ewe Swan Flower Bowl. Decorated Sugar Sit Decorated Majolica Water Jug. os # 34 dozen Im. Cut Gluss Tumblers. Crystal Fruit Bow! Se. Ruby and Aurora Tumbiers.. Crystal Sirup Jug, BelF ev Fab ese 4 Crystal Water Bottles,, Crystal Breakfast Set, 4 pieces. Crystal Oil or Vinegar Cruet. Patented Potato Masher.. Fraukle’s New Rotary Flour Sifter. S-quart Oatmeal Kettles. Se. Corn Popper. Galvanized Water Pail ‘Second-floor bargains 50c. Erie Self-wringing Mop and Handle, 38 2c. Large Painted Water Bucket and Clothespins. i 13¢ 19. Three-string Broom... Iie $1.19 Patented Wash Bench Be 25e. All-zine Wash Board. Ie 81.19 Large Cedar Wash Tab... Be Ie 10c, ‘Shoe Brush and Dauber. Six-hook Hat and Coat 4 Knife Sharpener. Basy Canntaes. Our line is complete and our prices are ALL RIGHT, a8 our Carriages are worth ‘nearly double what we ask for them during this SALE. For EXAMPLE: A Shellac Body, ALL PLUSH UPHOLSTERED, ‘Well-made Carriage, best running gear in fact,a Firet- $6.98. “IF YOU GET A HEINZ REFRIGERATOR, YOU GET THE BEST.” SOLD ONLY BY Us, QUALITY the BEST—PRICES the LOWEST. CATALOGUE and PRICE LISTS ON APPLICATION. Ce ee ed Loox Suane For arratioxs OF the brand **Cerea.” Here is the way to tell if you have thegen- ine: Every sack and barrel of **Ceres” Flour bears the imprint of two gold medals awarded ‘Ceres and within each you will ‘Gnd a circular bearing the autograph signa- tureof “Win. M. Gait & Co." Unless these are present you have not “Ceres"-the best our. Every housewife agrees that ‘‘Cores” makes more bread, tighter bread, whiter bread and better bread than any other Flour. ‘Your grocer has ‘‘Ceres." Take no other, We only whotesate it. Wu. M. Gar & Co, Wholesale Flour and Feed Dealera, Cor. 1st and Ind. ave. n.w. 1 Fraxacaws Jewerry Estastisnaent D c ° ° I L BR N A o N gE M w c A Rg oO A gz a u Eg Pp oe ee eee eke ek ee Dp co ee ae ee 3s oH B20 6 Eg L 8 R zg 8 R I ¥ x @ 531 Beventh street northwest. tow. ‘TRE BOxS OF, THE Sap CADET CORPS ph A te ‘who has | “Mortem Tx Paavo Suozs FOB LADIES. BAURTS Porvran Suorema, Price, Est Et Exit Es Ex uz _Smou: Sra Pures Fox Eur, = pT ‘Beginning tomorrow, April 1. the special prices go into effect in every department in our store. We give you ‘this opportunity of supplying your Exster wants at STAR PRICES, which opportunity means a saving to you of many ® $1, 1892. BROTHEL TTT ae Tree e aaa Tae KING'S - PALAGE. Owing to the inclement weather of today we have decided to continue our Gaaxo Srarxa Orenxe Muzisear axo Waurs. FOR ONE DaY ONLY. FOR ONE DAY ONLY. TOMORROW (FRIDAY) POSITIVELY LAST DAY OF OUR GRAND SPRING OPENING. All special opening prices advertised hold good un- til Friday night only. You Asz Conpu:zy Ixviren. dollar. Wotake this méthod of attracting you to the most SSsr4n extensive stock of spring merchandise which we have ever ‘or Souvexims To Art Cazzens. Peary Byg8' ead the following lst of @ few @f the apecal pres a eae MILLINERY. Chitdren's Trimmed Opening price, ‘We, Sreciat Ovexixe same 200 dex, Ladle, Mise’ and Chitdren's Hats, tn Biack and Colors, plain aud fancy straws. Bold every- Or TAR where for 50c. and 68c. an ERR OA a xem RRR AA E R ALE CLOAKS. fe ry ee : Ee re , Bisck All-woot Cheviot ackets. talor made, full Bygd th, seams, pl or embroidered collar. ee a = scan | Regular vdive, Q4and 04.50. Opem-ar price $2.19. MM MM IT TE RX ERE RRR Y nem Ladies’ Reefer Jackets in Tans and Grays, all wool, 5 x AE LAE RY abfacis ie iat nebe Sand “hres SAU to NOMS kee & g = s5rar means ieee 22.98. = ALF ame Awash Cape Costs, Black only, Regular 8538 value, $5 During thissale we will hold a special opening of millizery, on eevee s GLOVES. Scan showing the latest imported French novelties, which we copy at gettan Stetina Mewqunaeeeasisie te Ten caly. 8, SALE nearly HALY THE PRICE of the originals, and which cannot Sigg “LE ‘Regular price, $1. Opening price, be distinguished from them, The wonderful increase in our cere Ssran millinery business this spring has necessitated our enzaging ssrar Ladies’ Fancy Hosiery, Black boot patterns, sotid be an extra force of high-class trimmers, making our factiities for Pas | ALE = aa — —_ trimming superior toany in Washington. We guarantee all HANDEER! a in el MULL TIES. 58, (CHIEFS A) Ssran work as being FIRST-CLASS and prices on same the VERY aentan Sle. and Ie, Embroidered Handberchiefs, all linen, iat ALE LOWES. If not satistactory—NO SALE. . Bg ALE | F207 destens, Open'ng price, lime. White Mull Ties, embroidered ends. Rewalar value, a RR ‘ ite . E°* aster a ASTER FET ASTER e ASTER E™ astex RRTaSTER a Seren ER EASTER “4 Beg ATER OED ASTER ASTI Eee Hyg ASTER EE ASTER RIBBED UNDERWEAR. Eastern Wanars. E,sren Muctiseny. We are showing the latest noveity—‘'Red Straw Pehapen, : Bs at sbownar the lnggeet variety of Untrimmed ons. iWe.areshowing. te net, excinsive anit oretnal sof Trtunaed Hate and Bou Weare sue ing @ bewildering variety of Flowers— the low prices on eatne ai nt ces on Saiue are a Wo! oats, Long Garin ‘for chfldren, ranzing in, vin all qualities, e of qual ck this prio. Checked ‘Bdozen in} Worth, ee ‘alive, thenums, Green Leaves, & CHUICE 40. Easter Rivzoxs. Without a donbe we have the m stock in Washinzton. In buy! roe unantt of daibbon E price than yo! Inferior qualities ‘sewriere. ‘Atprewit wearesliny'a Yine of Fine Fancy, Rih- | Mensively ior Watteau bows, strains Rhu Yeumatnes Hurd witine fancy motres and No. 40 eal te new slate, pre sik, a Oxiy expensive arment, Nave, auy Where ¢.se in Washington. Price 1or opening, Oxtx $2.50. have th vct from the swe can seli | oF the sane wit pay tor | i Navy Bi 3), Well aud stylishly sande worth inx, ONLY Onr spring stock of Wraps ir a marvel of variety and Keeters, Bernhardt Capes, Enellad, Box | short sleeves: low neck. no slew 4m new styles and a large es iv one of the principal eis im the | Seams Corset (overs. Re following are some of the opening induco- G Ladies’ All-wool Blazers, indde as well asthe most Biack and Tan. €3.00 ove Baazer for misses from 16 r Suits Cacket, skirt and OU, tor open- To introduce to you onr Ladies r Se. Cheviot Waist Wo Will sell them for the Star aaie, 2 only Co each DU Waarrex Axo Watsr Derantuesr. 50 dozen Low-neck, No-sieeves, Ribbed Vests, 25 dozen Ladies’ Kibbed Pants, light weight. Open- price, 19¢. ing, sy Ladies’ Ler ya ‘Square and Round Ribbed Ves:x, Ecru ang White crocheted top, with linen drawing tafe: “Hegular price, 23. Openitut price, 1 ‘One lot of Ladies’ Jersey Tibbed Vests, bizh neck, Tone s‘eevens penne pre. fe Jenin peice, Soc LADTES' MUSLIN UsDERWEAK * 100 dosen of those Hixh Neck Good Mus.in Finished Tilot ct Finer Corset Covers, Lonsdale camnbric, some piain, low neck, no sleeve? others trinumved with snbroidered edve, iorming V;\Pormer price, 2c. 100 dozen Ladies’ Drawers, excellent muslin, deep ew and Tacks, yore bunds. Mewar price, 2. Upon” T iotcr Pretty Mother Hubbard Gowns, superior kK quality musiiu, pointed yoke of 42 tucks in clusters, Heh ‘sleeves, tuli iength, Foruser price, 7c. ben: ACH. ing price, 38e. 1 lot of Skirts, rood quality nmusting trimmed nit eamurie rude; headed HReraiae price. Ge Opening price, 2. HILDREN'S DEVAL MENT. Children's Exceilent Cotton Drawers, with bem and tuck, from 1 to 8 years, 12ige. In‘ants’ Lone Slivs, Lonsdale cambeic, with dee heii :tiuished around week abd sleeves ‘With cambrie Tullles, Zle. Hega.ar price, 25. Intants' Lous S.ipa, Lonsdale cambric, deep hem, neck trimmed with pretty eds lar grice, Soc” Opening price, A Very Handsome Long Bip, fine nainsook, Rleated front, triniued arcund weck and secves with nain- souk bdie. “Rexular price, aie" Hedured ‘4c. LADIes' AND BoYs' WAISIS. Boys’ Shirt Waists, outiny and percale, choice pat- around bottom with 3-ine ‘with 6 tuel gated terns; sizes 4 to 14 years. MeyU.ar value, 250, Open- Fiz 50c E MUU doacn of Ladies’ Calico Waite, pleat back and Abo an fimmense jot of 7 er OOc. Bac. my 8, Alkali Libbous in Intest sprin’ colorings. ‘They iu- | ‘They are made with plaited front, full sleeve and | eB sll sizes. “Hexular price, 3c. “Opening price, eh res, satin and KrOs | seiier collar and co 1h & wide range of patterns. dozen Ladies’ Best Percale Waists, well-finished krains, &e. Worth up toc. a yard. Ladien" Ail-wool Fiannel | cuffs and turnover collar, thive Dieats {rout aind back, CHOICE, — and beit to a ‘belt, Regular price, Zac. - e Tae, a lSc. A Yano. at y = Wrajpers, made with | 500 ross Buttons, metal We can match any shale of Itibbon desired in all fitting, roundyouefroatana tacks, | eoataes Buttons, Mest ted bos widths and qualities. “Exciusive novelties are. Deltut is Ou whiclh then weal bers | 300 erocs Buttons: p shown ja Fakes Higuons.” We havea full line of Vel Tue price of | “"°at. ver doz vet Kibvons, satin buck, im black aud new spring CORSETS, Mades. 3 Our Lily Sateen Corsets, /u!i boned, in Cream, Pink, : eens = a Biue, Old Goud and Black.” eyriar bince, be. "Open: Easter Gixonams. & won B. a ia Spirite Corset (style 23), in Beige and AE apiece erp pea Sys = hite, of wood qaality cuutil, periect At. Hegu- ONLY 2 YARD. laser FOR 6c. EACH. + z . Easter Sixs ? xosk Axo Bao Deranrwest. 25 Black Satin Stripe Silk Grenadines. @lyard | Le TE: pry re ¢ ful dark | | Curs ts the larcest trunk department in Washing. eroul by far the stylish patterns — : mt | = : rae betrer mw “ent ae Sawer peices ud ~ ¥ or él young | 10re of the Souse tn theeity.. Mange cane ta Wasidngton for 6 , 0: prices € lave the exclusive sale of the folic price, { r the price of tueus le Washinvton and they ave par- » 7C. Opeliiing price, 33. ta nealnt of Cade und ‘onde in Coreatesttchtiy satied yy handling. iampe sizes Un! im price due. to 81.0. Your choice. . ‘Special prices prevail in all dey artments. vuveniry fur the tittle ones. > ING'S: P ALAC! sis sath see Evex Tur Leansep mn eo “a inch Large Moulvor ‘Lop ‘Trunk, crystal cover, : Pe hand-Wood sists, ali’ protected. with heavy malleable ahh 1 Hanae, ped “eaveln locks patent taated Age Ox Ove S: ‘bottoms "pate iuen taced. RE IDE. Ail Bur $1 Brocade india Silks, in Tans, Grays, | ue gles Navy and B.ack, | ‘ONLY 875. YARD. inch Ficured India Silke, a great variety of ylish and unique designs of our own iuipurta- tation." Unly SOc. YARD. Winch Pure Silk Crepe de Chines; colors, Grea, Biue, Fink, Yelow, Oud Mo: ts sale gator Cinb Bays, size 10 to 13 inches, Worth 1. Srameeo Liven Deranrvenr. Linen Bureau Scaris, with colored cents worth S0e.. nt OF Jot of Linitation Alli- » for SUc. each. We will sell during the star sale 50 dozen 54-inch ‘sanorted COMMENTS OF DR. R. G, DYRENFORTH, THE WORLD-FAMOUS SCIENTIST AND RAIN PRODUCER, ON THE EFFICACY OF THE a ony. Black aud Revular 61 patterns, Led tringe, E atigia Starz Satz Bazcarss [x Domestics. ge ray aa — a 33 Ne ‘SRineh Fine American Gingham, im new effete £ %&~P Ee S98 JOM x. WEBB, Esa, 44 “Fruit of the Loom” Bleached Cotton, 1 to EACH. 10-yard lengths. 1405 New York avenue, Washington, D.C, ry aa aa aaa aa Ax Joures Laxssvnon's. Cor. 13 72 AxoF Srs. N.W. Exrnaonpixany Assivensany Bar. Sprout Bazoarss Lx Taste Siux-Covenen Sora Prirows. Sawete “Sovanes» Cuear: Asnrversany Bazoass Ix Fen. 71-2c A Yano. | Musuun Uxperwean, Consers, Ke. * k Sateen Skirts, wide ruffle. Se. each Te Chore latee line of Black and Colored, SIMS & particularly pretty live of Changeable Silk Skirts. drawn work. 34-inch of the above, worth 38e., for. ‘PEinch of the above, worth, ‘Also alot or Fine Linen $5¢ | Dear Bir: Scaite with ati of I deem it a duty to inform you of the remark- able curative effects experienced by myself and by ‘$c: each | others under my view from the use of your instru- Sie. each | ment. You may not know that I ama regular M. D. vi ina silk in| and have been a practicing phyvician. From the wide rnfle of Chins silk all | course of my education and association as such I had $1.25 EACH. no faith in the treatment. Personal experience and Baum's G. A. R. Corsets, White or Gray, extra-long & eek Coren neg a8 | G D ghuervatin have, however, convinced mo ie won- Wroat deal better than some, ortTas: Deparrmenr. Se neh ‘Sue. PAIR, ! suits of the instrument I used and the curative effects Ti ured Muslin Curt: others observed to the establishment £ picceacach only ofthe fatinving itemato aewstomer: | $3 Tamboured Muslin Curtains ls peteaiiaay tases Sean a ‘Ladies’ Chemise, trhumed, ‘effect ¥ tral 4 ee. ‘The bulnnce of our eiitire stock of Chenille Portisres Pate ate ata sacrifice, Ladies’ Drawers, good muslin, 2 tucks and hem, Ladies’ Skirts, wide cambric ruffle, 2 tucks in ruffle, | yardin agneat earisty 50 to €4-50 Porticres, 50 to $18 t ortieres - RG. DYRENFORTE. i Wide tacks abo FeTShat Gites. 4c, Taine Ullelotis if: Yard | FURTHER EXPLANATIONS. YOU TELL US ‘tattest Worwna, ourpiica nade; Wusibvurg. ‘eimmaa | 2 ne Onan we. Sard | YOUR DISEASE, THE LLECTROPOISE CURES excellent muslin, Easter Hosrery Axp SOc, EACH. ufscturers” of Fine Underwear Sop Gowns this, Denworn: Corset Gowers, Clisusiees, bc. ‘Worth Boe. to 81S. CHOICE, 8c. EACH. Israsts Wear Deranruexr. owing ore extensive lino of lufants’ be- lgnines than evr before . Weoller during the Star . 10 ar. Artaxtic Exzcrroroisz Co., 1405 NEW YORK AVE. N.W. Unpznwean. Mnonx, Foxoa & Companr, CASH JOBBERS, 807 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ¥. Ovexrxa a REE as coco FRE NN N TIT R cock NNN We its for the P. 5 PP ER Go ke RAN F | ae smthourermueTten, LE, Zid Gloves, They ee F Hi EB 99 Eee PRG F | Mein thenew RETAIL DEPARTMENT “CHAUMONT, ing shades AND EVERY AUR 1S GUARANTEED. ras SATURDAY, APRIL 2. Orr SPONTAINE TOLD” 80d 22 DEPARTMENTS REPLETE WITH 80c. 4-button Suede Gloves, all shades.......69¢. pair ALL THE NOVELTIES AND STAPLES nar} if everything appertaining to the | S-hook Gloves, guaranteed. Se. Sieant “Dresses, Gowne, Gaya, Booteca, Aighane, Sc", | $1.00 Chamole Gauntiets per] IN LADIES’ AND MEN'S FINE FUR- &e. Bors: Sumer Wausrs. NISHINGS, NOTIONS, BRIC-A-BRAC, be. ‘Be. Nobby Percale Walsts. all sizes. ...18e., & for 5c E,srez Panasors S2) Axo Unsnrtias. Parasols, al! o Parasols, 0c. Outing Waists, all sizes. 81 King Waists, laundried. Norioxs. 5B Striped ‘Buk ¢ Gloria Omabrellan Lxsraza Goors Axo Jzwazzar. Wicswian: Navy tay saeeeseeeeres! Ee ie BEING CASH JOBBERS AND SELLERS, WE CONFIDENTLY BELIEVE THAT OUR PRICES WILL ALWAYS BE AS LOW AS THE LOWEST FOR VALUE RECEIVED. WE SOLICIT AN INSPECTION FROM OUR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIO IN GENEEAL DURING OUR OPENING DAY FROM 8 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT ITEMIZED IN TOMORROW'S STAR. DON'T MIBS IT. Moon, Foxpa & Company, 607 PENN. AVE. N. W. 636 PENNA. AVE. ¥.W, ‘choloe Tallies ue reat. enlatti Annrvensiny Bancanis Ix Roos. Wesnaxerer Azr Sovanes. » Con, 18m & F Sma NW. 14Tt A AA I= § a | 4 q q VERS ARY/ORICE AGAIN Are we in position to offer the ladies of Washington an enormous lot of Reliable Kid Gloves much below regu- lar price. ‘This thne it is several hundred. dozen of ¢-button Suede Kid Gloves in Black and colored and in sizes Sto 7H. They will be found on our center bargain counters TOMORROW, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, axD SATURDAY, APRIL 2. ‘Their regular price is Oo... but we shall sell them Ar 750 A Pam’ ‘This ts another extesontinary purchase we made and Our patrons will derive the Denefit thereof. ‘Tried on at our risk. We call particular attention to the good quality of these gloves, and invite our patrons aud the public generally to attend this «rest sale and be Btted to one or as many pair as desired. The quantity is lanre, and We put no limit to purchasers. Anexhtbit of these Particular gloves can be seen in our show window. ov Lf Es PRI “To mark the passace of our fourteenth year in business we have concluded to inaugurate to- ‘Morrow @ special sale of Upbol- stery Goods, Furniture, Curtains, &c, We inaugurate this sale asa slight reciprocation for your gen- erous patronsge during the past fourteen years. We feel that, . notwithstanding the extensive reductions, it is but @ poor re- ciprocation, yet we hopeto make Vv the offerings of unusual intercet a »%, YERR to all who may attend by dis. 4 XY Be tributing the buerest money's 068 Erase” “WY worth of Household Furniture, Ke., ever offered im the city of ‘Washington. b b ears Is Urnousreny Goons. 150 **Short Lengths of Figured Cretonnes, from 1 to 2 yards. Choice 10c. per lensth, ‘36-inch Coin Spot Datiste Cloth for Curtains. Only Sc. o yard. Stich Double-figured Cre tonne. Reduced from $1.59 to 0c. per yard. 148 Window Shades, spring rollers, lit colorings. Sizes 18 to 30 inches wide and 2 to 3 yards Jong. Choice of the lot, 27e, each, ‘This is a bargain of the season, ‘as the rollers alone cost 5c., not counting work and shades, &e. Recular $1 China Silke, 1 pat- tern in 12 different art colorings. Only O0c. per yard. 5 pieces of Embroidered Sash ‘Muslin, were 50c., G0c. and 7c. Reduced to 25e. per yard. 50-inch Silk-stripe Drapery Cloth. Reduced from $1 to We. per yard. Tewornow Oxtx WE WILL SELL T5e. ALL-WOOL BEDFORD CLOTHS IN ALL REW SHADES FoR 69c. a van. aT Srrassunoens DRY GOOD, CLOAKS, NOTIONS, 404 and 406 7th st. a we tak eB 12 Lors Or Conrarss. 4 32 pairs of Ecru Nottingham Lace Curtains, excellent pat- terns Reduced from €2to81.22 per pair. 48 pairsof Eeru Irish Point Lace Curtains. Reduced from $10.50 to 4 per pair. Oxe Or Tue “Mosre-— Covers. ‘We shall offer 105 6-quarter Fine Chenille Table Covers, in 14 Deautiful colorings, at the low price of @1.10¢ach. 4 COME TO THAT POINT WHERE YOU Hi MUST take your sprit costume f® hand if you Hl expect to have it ready for wear by Eater. We do not want to become too importunate ip our warn ‘ing—but it will be here now almost before you realize {t_and every pair of hands you are depending upon to help you will be tied up invome one else's service. You MUST not forget the TRIMMINGS. A gown without trimmings i like « peacock without ite plumage —shors of beauty. You must be careful, too, to get a becom- ing decoration. Much depends on it, It isnot very Aifficult to go astray—with so many of the stores care- Jess of their assortment. We feel, of course, that you can do best HERE. The proof is plain. We took « little of almost every new and perfect pattern—naturally our variety is immense. ‘The taste that picked our elegant assortment of dress goods could not be Jed out of the Path of consistent artistic effect. Weselected the faab- sonable things—they are what you want. Many of them are exclusive with us. Wo shall offer 18 Fine China ‘Silk Sofa Pillows, with wide ruf- flea, choice colorings, were #2, at 81.48 each. Another manufacturer's lot of ‘about 600 Samples of Silk Tapes- try, Renaissance, Silk Broce- telies, Velours, &o. Sizes 20to ‘27 inches square, at about one- fourth price, viz., 10c. to $1.25 er square. Just the thing for Chair Seats, Chair Backs, Tidies, Art Squares, be. NITURE. BLACK JET PASSEMENTERIE. in Points, ‘38 Solid Oak Library Tables. 18- Insertion and Leaf Patterne-ruunitat all ay from & quarter of an inch to twe.ve Inches inch top. Reduced to 81 each. widen l0c. togl7 DOayard, Solid Osk Hych-back Dining BLACK SILI /ENTERIE—from one- baifinch to sx inches wide-Se. to 8490S ET FRINGES—cut beads_from two te twelve incite wide. BU CUT JET DRAPERY PAINGES with pasee- menterie. heading to three inches Only $1.65 each. “BLACK RIBBON PRINGES—auioiik—trom ann. Only i e thee wide=¥1.25 Solid Oak Hich back Rockers, or ppadetsengeereectn res <a oak seat. Only #2.65 each. BLACK RIBBO! with viants. and. strands inctee Solid Oak Fancy Parlor Kock- verde wbrrscoasted ma eebehhahh. aakaaeealig. CANTILE, PASSEMENTERIES seat. Worth $5. Only $3.90. Extra large Solid Oak Rockers, Sidearm. From $10to 5 each. 014 Colonial Style of Solid Oak Rockers, with cane seats, side arms, Worth $10. Only 85each. Fine Wilton Rug Couches, 1 Pattern in different colorings Worth $20. Only #14 each. 12 Clothes Poles, in solid oak and imitation mahorany. Reduced Chairs, with leather seat. Only 81.05 each. Solid Oak High-back Dining Chairs, oak seat, with short side Oe 10 #1 m TRSLG and. Diab FASSEMEN. inches wide—with conibinatic TERS 3 ot Niue ‘Old. ose apd Gold@i25 8 ord, GIEDLES to match hall's yard deep ‘FANCY TINSEL and BEAD Pa‘ - THERES. fy al colores of am inch _ = ig ioches wide. $1. “FANCY SILK EMBROIDERY TRIDUNG— chee souwe bew and rich comb : Ppassewenrentes — a inches wide, @2. 75 yard—J inches wide, 63. from $2.25 to $1.65 each. Fs 14 Round Corner Chairs, uphol- FERRE BEAD EDGE-yinch wide—ic. 0 Stered in silk tapestry, silk plush and Wilton rug. Worth B12. Only #7.25. 1 Solid Oak Hall Stand, 36-inch DULL JET PASSEMENTERIES, proper tor ea ren rr: *SLacK SILK MOSS TRIMMING—one ineh wide, solidly butlt, large beveled wide —3c. IMMING, 2 Plsteies mirror, antique and pete Bde TkIIN. 2 ache wigs. ‘sixteenth century Snish. Reduced from $19.50 to $14.75. 4 Solid Oak Sideboards, 45-inch Gresser, with large beveled plate- lass mirror, 3 drawers, plush ined silver<rawer, finished in sixteenth century and antique oak. This was beyond doubt the finest Sideboard in the city at ite former price, yet, durins this an- niversary sale, we make the price of these four $15.75. 1 Mohair Piush Parlor Suite, 5 pieces, in different colorings, solid cherry frame. Reduced from $35 to $39.50. YSILK FEATHER EDGING—tetter than Common quailty. in ail the mew shades su FEATHER Wide—finisbed with Silk Pretty things all of them. They don't come bigch—do you think eo? The less attractive areas much—/ net more—elsewhere. No charge for the oxclusivences— Just quality. Pardon our persistency bot it te for your sake—make haste, Haw Pace. Size 3 by 3 yaréa. Now 69. Sis 3 by 3% yardn Now 810.50, BiseS by 4 yards. Now $12. Size 3 by 46 yards. Now 913.50, ‘These are all-wool and in choice colorings, ‘Size 3 by 2% yards. From $7.50 t0 95.40, Gize 3by Syards. From 69 to 06.75, Sie 3 by 3% yarts From $10.50 to 67.85, ‘Size Sby dyarde. From §12to 98.00. ‘Sine 3 by 435 yards, From (813.50 to 69.85. Sine 3 by S yards, From $15 to SisodbyS yards From §20to © $16.50. ‘ Ay 4