Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1892, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. THURSDAY............-April 14, 1892. CROSBY S. NOYES... THE EVENING STAR hasa regular and permanent circulation m Washington three times larger than that of any uther Deper in the city. As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Medium it has no competitor. ) nes ‘This is a great day for the District of Co- lembin. The spproval of the President, the final step in the legal procedure by which Rock Creek Purk is established. is now given. and the great project for which the community has Jong struggied is accomplished. The caprtal Of the repmblic is to be adorned with a park in wild, matural and pictaresque beauty © favorably with any in the world. aud sparkling Rock Creek is to be Preserved as = pure, attractive and health- giving <trcam in its course through the Dis- trict. au] not suffer conversion through prox- imity of settlement into a foul open sewer to be Ind from sight and smeil, in course of time. «9 @ necessary sanitary measure at a cost of millions, The capital im both its national and local aspects is to be congratulated upon this successful termination of the movement, The dreams of progressive Citizens of « quarter-century ago. and the rea- sonable hopes of the clear-sighted and ener getic men of today who have pushed tie project to success are now realized. The people of the District of Coinmbia pay too large a proportion of the cost of this great national undertak- ing, bet they are accustomed te help out the nation in a pineb, und there is no na- tional purpose more attractive than this Bpon which a part of their surplus will be expended. Either by donations cr a future extension by act of Congress a narrow strip must be added to the park at its northern end which will inelude both banks of the creek elear to the District line, and thus fully accom- Plish the purpose of protecting this stream from contamination. But this step and any Fearrange ment of the ownership relations be- tween District and nation in respect to the Park are for the fature. The park is won, and it will be im the futare @ spleudid monument tothe memory of every one concerned in its erestion. from him who suggested it a quarter eentary x0, to the President of the United States who has now taken the final and decisive Step in making it an accomplished fuck ‘The death in Boston from an overhead elec- trie wire, coted in » dispatch in Tuesday's Sraz, emphasizes the argument of the danger ©f such wires. The weight of evidence, ac- cording to the Boston papers, is to the effect that the fatal current proceeded from the trolley wires of the West End railroad, an overhead system auch as the House proposes to put on the Metropolitan railway in thi city and, im fact. on all our roads, for if it is per- mitted on such streets as F street and Connect- ieut avenne, resistance on the part of any other street would be ineffectual. Indeed, » bill is now pending to extend the overhead electric system to ail our street railways, and every citizen is threatened with one of these death-deating wires im front of his house, Ik isinvuriably claimed for the ciectrie rail- Way wires that their current is not of suffi- eiently high potentis! to be danzerouz: No legislative umitation is placed, however, upon the character of their current, and what itis today it may not be tomorrow. It is said that sscopper is expensive it is generally mach eheaper to increase the tension rather than the quantity of the current. Few people will ex- Rect the railways in the exercise of their dis- eretion to seleet the expensive alternative merely because it is less dangerous to the pub- lic. If the current were limited by law it would be extremely diffienlt to detect and punish Violations of it, Nobody knows precisely what isthe danger point Sir Wm. Thompson, Dr. © W. Siemens, Dr.John Hopkins and other eminent electricians testified that a current of ‘300 volts is the limit of safety. It is admitted ‘that the railway current is of some 500 volts, Dut it is chimed that the electricians above mamed were wrong and that a mucn stropger current is necessary to cause death It is to be remembered that the wires are mot rendered harmless by reducing the tension below the point which means death to the average man. Accidents to persons and experiments in New York upon tugs show a wide variation in indi- vidual .powers of resistance to eicctricity. Some endure shocks which would ordinarily be expected 10 prove fatal, while others succumb toa much feebler shock, the result depending Upon the physical condition of the victim and other special circumstances. One is not en- couraged to expose himself to be struck by lightning by the reflection that persons have Fecovered from such shocks, or by the sugges- tion that the artificial current which threatens him isa few volts below the number which will certausdy kill him, and that if his Physical condition i* all right he may pail through with his iife. Overhead wires im cities also menace the public with dangers which cannot becredi‘ed to some of the individual wirea The various cords of the network are con- stantly coming im contact, and many deaths Rave resulied from currents conveyed through banging telegraph wires, ordinarily harmless, from high potential conductors, across which em. Every overhead wire in “ity system is armed, potentially, with the death curvent of its neighbor. Away with all of them so far as the capital is concerned! See The condemnation of the Treasury vaults by acommittce of experts appointed under a resolution of Congress may seem strange, and it is strange. That many millions of public 1 bullion should be left in vaults that vend entirely for their safety trustworthiness and activity of the ictals and watebmen is almost in- tact is learned none too soon, = of now vault# and the strength- 4 ones, a8 proposed i the report, proceeded with as early as possible, ‘o the present administration it must a ft the responsibility for the inse- has probably long existed und is to be ong all who have bad control of the subject using an indefinite period. It should further be remarked that there seems to be no Tegular provision of Jaw for the periodical in- spect perts of the various depositories of the govern funds. There ought to be, ‘The matter ix one of far too much importance to be le credible, ik ‘The bus Righty-two, and active, honored and in fiuentai Senator of the United States! The congratulates Mr. Morrill, both of ay anniversary and on his restoration to health from along, painful and dangerous illness. The Vermont Senator has very many friends at the Capital, where he has resided vemore than the period of an ordinary life time and wb he has befriended always, im the spi cau statewman. May the distinguished Ver- « live many years more to serve and adorn the sauals of the repub- ssn meepeeclllilecneseeetas Mr. Heard’s bill to provide thatno one horse @ars shall be rua in Washington is a preper step. But the time bas come when this city Fegards even a two borse car as rather a horse” affair, . py ed meer sesientitetve| 4, 818 Tom Se. N. We THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGT MODERN COMMERCE AND ANCIENT BISTORY L r tu Fo! BR fe ty BRI se : BBI ry ad it Woues reontass, King of spate, sent hisecoute oma reconnoitering ex- pedition, in order to main an idea of the -nemy's strength, they returned with an answer that there are so many that they darken the sun. The ‘The King coolly replied, “So mach the better, then we will fisht in the shadow. "Tans site extract from anefent history, reminds us very much of our Jast week's business in our Third Floor emnant Department. Tx throng of patrons was 80 great that every obstruction had to be removed to gut light and the majority of employes had to wait ‘upon their customers in the shadow. Tas instization is becoming More famous every day and stands without s rival in the District of Gu Jumbia, Tars weet we witt submit to the Public the following list of bargains: A rew pieces or Nave BLUE ALL-WOOi. SERGE for Men's Wear, reduced from 90 to 69e, snd a full line of Summer Cassimeres and Cottonades at reduced prices. A. smait tot of fine Unbleached Turkish Toweliny Remmanta Re duced from 60c to 25 per yard. A lot of Figured Satteen Lem- nants at the follow prices: $acase of the 125¢¢ quality at 90 36 case of the 20c quality at 120% 36case French 30c quality at 15e 25 acsen of Men's Unisundered Shirts, all sizes, made of good qual- ity cotton, linen bosom and bands, at A2c each Worth 500, ) _ ee light circle s lot of Woolen Kem- nants, consisting of different colors, Qualities and manufactures. Worth from 12 to 2Ce per yerd. Tobe dlosed out at 9c. IES pisces of the best Shelf OU Cleth, warranted to stxud any ex- posure, fine colorings, at Zc per yard Of 75c per piece of 12 yanis. A tine of Japanese Covers. Re- @uced from €1 te Ge, And one lot reduced from 20: to 25e. 15 satinecoverea Pillows. Re duced from $1 to 25e, 5 Cases of Light Cheviots, 31 inches wide, fast colors, suitable for shirts, waists and dresses, Only 100 ber yard, worth 15c. 10 sreces of the Genuine Wam- sutta Caimbric. warranted in jood condition, at 10e per yard, worth 12, Tronsatothetmportanceot this sale Weshall gather on our second floor, in our Muslin Underwear room, all the odd pieces that have accumulated dur- ing the busy rush and sell at rem Rant prices, This cmbraces all we have in Kemnantsin Muslin Under wear. 3 FINE MUSLIN GOWNS, made Rubbard style, trimmed with two Fows of fine Torchon Lace Inserting, ‘Torchon iace ruffle around neck and sleeves, full sleeves finished with » tucked cuff amd rufile of lace, Re- duced to S5e. 1 wwsurx GOWN, tucked yoke, box-plaited back, sailor collar and large sleeves, Eeduced to 8c. 4 conser covers, v-neck back and front of wide Hamburs em- Broidery, loug waists Sizes, 1-33, 2-38, 142 Reduced to 256 3 LOW SQUARE NECK CAM- BRIC CORSET COVERS, trimmed with wide Hamburg edge back and front, sis» trimmed im the sleeves, 1-40, 1-42, 1-44 Reduced to 386 2 rise camento CORSET COVERS, trimmed with real Ploren- tine lace, made low square neck Size, 140, 142 Beduced to $1 25 4 FINE MUSLIN CHEMISE, surplice neck,back snd front trimmed with wide Hamburg embroidery, Wide ruffle of Haravurg round the dottom and two clusters of 3 fine tucks above Extra length Sizes, 2-36, 2-38 Reduced to 98e 1 tow sqvanz xecx mos. LLY CHEMISE, trimmed with a yoke of fine Hamburg inserting and clus ters of fine tucks; Hamburg around neck and sleeves Size, 38 Eeduced to 750 (Second floor for these Remnants ip underwear] nua eed ya24' wanda ica Bees a me fs a seo, oF i) gry we 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH E l aay Sua EL. Series No. 5 of our April Special Sales Will be a sacrifies ssle of an imiuense stook of Ribbons, sceured from ® New York trade auction sale, Gros Grain Silk Ribbons, Spring Shades: I-inch wide. Worth 8¢., ouly 50. T¢-inch wide. Worth 10e., only 6o. 13¢-inch wide. Worth 12%¢., only Se. 2inch wide, Worth 2ec., only 1le, 23-inch wide. Worth 1Se., only 130, Sanch wide, Worth 25c., only 188, ‘tand with the force of an Ameri- | MOIRE SILK RIBBONS IN ALL THE SPRING SHADES. ‘Gig inches wide; worth 25e. Only 16a ‘3 taches wide; worth Sle. Only 190 Bazouss Is Expnomenrs. We will run all of our 6, 8 and 10c. Ham barg Embroideries tomorrow at 40 per yard. ‘Men's 4-ply Cuffa, Only 10c, per pai, Men's 4-ply Collars. Only 7c. each, Be Wincsintas ‘Where there are boys there's shopping tobe doue tomorrow smi next asy. Pridets the en- ine of fashion—it'l push you to getting them theirnew spring “rigs* before Easter aM yourselves all wagner of questions—and- exe if the samo answer doesn’t apply toll ‘Where's the largest stock of BOYS and CRILD- REN'S OUTFITTINGS? AT SAKS, The choicest variety? AT SAKS’ Tho most ox- clusive styles? AT SARS The best qualities? AT BAKP The lowest prices? AT SARS ‘The best service?) AT SAKS* Where's every- thing quaranteed? AT SAKS? Every argument draws YOU and US closely toyether. Wo don’t say wo've got three times the stock others carry for the sake of hearing ourselves talk, IT’S A FACT, tomers and you'd soon sea the need we have for it, This isa growing department, In today's satisfaction lies the success of the future—and we want to sell these youngsters their clothes when they're grown men. It's safe to buy at any price HERE, OUR $5 grade of CHIL- DREN'S SHORT PANTS SUITS will give the Wear and service of most $6 and $7 qualities Fact is,we make it » special point to crowd that grade with value—Because it is » convenient price—suits so many purses, We touch every need—You can get their Long and Short Pants Suite HERE—their Roefers HERE—their Kilts HERE—their Furnishings HERE—their Shoes HERE—their Hate HERE. Instyles and designs that are strangers to the other stores. Our makers work for no one else in Washington. Keeps thingsexcluaive, Poll our cns- Saxs Ann Cowranr. THE GREAT MODERN CLOTHES HOUSES. PENSYLVANIA AVE. AND 7TH ST. apl Buzeams Is Rearrrr oF WARRANTED KID GLOVES A TwO DAYS’ SPECIAL SALE, TOMOBROW (FRIDAY) APRIL 16, AND SATURDAY, APRIL 16. ‘THREE COUNTERS LOADED WITH 4 BUTTON SUED* KID GLOVES, REDUCED FROM 81 TO 70c S- BUTTON DRESSED KID MOUSQUETAIRES, REDUCED FROM $1 50 TO 98 8 BUTTON SUEDE. MOUSQUETAIRES IN TAN, PEARL, BLACK AND BROWN, REDUCED FROM 81 50 to 98 $1 25 QUALITY FOSTER HOOK GLOVES AT 98e TRIED ON AND WARRANTED GENT’S KID GLOVES. OUR $1.50 WHITE QUALITY AT 980. OUR 1.75 COLOKED QUALITY AT 81.37, OUR $2 COLORED QUALITY AT 81.20. TRIKD ON AND WARRAN WE WISH TO CALL PARTICU An ATTENTION TO THE FACT 7H\T WE Se MANE EON SURELY SUFFICE TO FURNISH EVERY CALLER DURING 1HESE TWO DAYS OF SPECIAL SALE, AND THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF W ASH INGTON NEED NOT TO FeAR THAT THR ¥ CAN NOT BE SUITED AS WELL ON SATURDAY AS THE DAY PREVIOUS, NOR DO WE LIMIT XOU 4S TO QUANTITY OF PURCHASE. ALL FRESH GOODS AND IN PERFECT ORDER, ON WHICH WE BASE OUR GUARANTEE. Easrer Novenries, WE CERTAINLY CARRY THE LARGEST AND BEST-ASSORTED STOCK OF FOUR-BUTTON DRESSED KIDS AND EIGHT-BUTTON DRESSED AND UNDRESSED KID MOUSQUETAIRES. IF YOU ASK IN WHAT COLORS, OUR ANSWER I8 IN EVERY COLOR TO MATCH ANY DRESS OR waT. GIVE US A CALL AND WS'LL SUIT YOU. w 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVE 91L We Wasr Evenrsovr To Kyow FINEST That the best ICE CREAM SODA 600 mado can be had here at 5 cents a CANDY glass and that ail the CHOICEST ONLY: CANDIES on our counters, including 350 our finest G0c goods, are still going at PER doe CENTS A POUND. POUND. oe Ss HEET Z, Maker of Pure Candy, freshevery hour, COR. 10TH AND F STREETS, WELCKER’S HOTEL, 15TH ST. apts 2 PRR Hi og kK rr PT oo ee P 8 RH Ooo REB TITT K 7 ab Re TAAL ke f 24 tus E&= We not say much today Theeketison neha Spring and Surnmner Suits and Wraps, fou ‘The characteristics aud quali ‘The goods we always sell. - Just as heretofore You ma) ‘The prices serve our nm rices, conpled with the quality, Will makes uule when you see the woods, Biager Suits, Blue, Bisck and Tsa, $10 snd $12 each. Serge Suits, came colors, $15 each. Chrclging Watous Backs'and Boz Coates, ramet Semen Boe 84, 87, 85,89, $15 and up to $30. Beruhardt Capes at $9 aud from that to $25, ‘The “Hellyet” Cape at $18. ‘The newest aud one of the grandest creations, Silk Waista at ail prices, ‘Traveling Wraps, Black, Tan and Gray, ‘The $18 ones res ‘The $15 ones for $12. J. C. Horcurmson, 907 Pexsa Ave 1s Fiasscaws Jewerrr Eosrantasumenr. Warcars- Warcuzs- Warcuzs. LADIgs’ SULID GOLD WATCH— Onmxz $18. LADIES’ SOLID SILVER WATOR— ‘THE SWISS MOVEMENT— Oxx $4, GENTLEMEN'S SOLID SILVER HUNTING-OASE WATCH GouD HANDS— FANOY ENAMELED DIAL— Oxx $7. (G31 Seventh street northweat, Buw) efit, a} Preieo pt | ss €f3 Fu hi ? ii : HF i a is Szozs, i $2.49, $2.98, $2.50, Special attention is aii our Men's Fine Calf Hansowed Biuchors, with Picadilly toes sud 00 Stylish Shoes Horular’93'Sme3s 4.00. far 8 Show at the remarkable rate of 84 We have your size GAITERS, 49 Cexrs A MM M PARTE ¥ f St Gee # En ¥ ss H H 06 ERB ss, Hut 9 8 ke Sus8 Ht it “uo Bee mF oe Tt v 9 RRR EB ont F “oe? ze fem 7 Wasmcrows Suor Exrorrom, 310 Axo 312 Tra Sr. A New On Ssanz Is UNLAP Straw Hats, Just arrives, Straw Hats. ‘Straw Hate, Straw Hate, ERBIES It is a credit to thincele- brated maker, as there isno telling when We will be able to get a second shipment ‘Don't fail to secure yours, ANOTHER “NOVELTY."—Ladirs new MM cK NNN RERW W_ Ww™ S58, Mae Kok Se 8 REY whe wo 885 EE RS PRUET Gwe os MMM KCN WN kom WW Ssg8 DDD. a nL DD AA ia 4 ty - = AA fb id Boo 2“4 Hf tus ERR ITT ‘&TTTT EXR EK T T Rg R Et ER 1 kee .? wee BBS We tell you today of Ladies’ Furnishings, Furbelows,&c. All ofthe little “Reqnigites”* which go tocomplets your “Easter” outfit— such a* Glov®s, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Parase Voit, 2, Jay Vick of time we have secured a line »f 1-button Perinot Suede Gloves of the Usui $175 quatity, which we can sell at 81 25 per pair: We have the best valne in the city of Whits Gloves in this $-button White Suede Mousquetaire, at 81.25, Chamois Skin Gloves, in White and Natural, $1 por patr. In Hosiery, shoug the best value is the Ladies’ Fast Bisck Lisle Thread Hose, ex- tra quality, with high spliced heel and toe, which we are saljing «t Ue Equal to any heretofore sold at 50c. At 50c, wo have an exquisite line of Riche- lhou Ribbed and Fancy Pattern Hose in all the various color effects. For thechildren we offer Fast Black Cot- ton Hose at 190 per pair Easter ‘‘Novelty” Parasols—We have Parasols at ai} prices, but the Chiffon and Lace-trimmed Parasols are worth special mention at this time Exquisite Caiffon-trimmed Parasols from $4.75 to $16 each Lace-trimmed Parasols from 85.75 to $14 each Elegant line of plain White Handkerchiefs We can give you choice of about 20 differ- ent patterns in embroidered, hem-stitched, scallop-edge, diced and plain linen band- kerehiefs, 25¢. cach. At 1234. each we have excelient all-linen hem-s:itched handkerchiefs, half, threo quarters and one inch hem, at 124¢. each. For the men we are offering colored plain bordered Handkerchiefs at 12340. Men's Colored Hemstitched Handker- chiefa st 21c.,and the usual 50nd 620, Men's Piain Whits Hemstitched Handker- chiefs, of extra fine quality of all-linen, at 35 each: 3 for $1. ‘This is truly Ribbon Season. We have ‘Ribbons of every description snd in all the various spring tints in Moires, Nacres, Om- bres, Gros Grains, Satin with Moire Stripes, Brocades, Satin and Gros Grain, Double- faced Satin, Polka Dot and other fancy Rovelty Ribbons, great varicty. Awa special value we offer 3-inch Satin and Gros Grain Extra Quality Ribbon, im Black, White and colors, at 250. per yard, ‘Usual value, 3740 Sinch Motre Silk Ribbons, the best quality, usuai 37ie. Only 32c. per yard. Velvet Ribbons are having quite srun of Dopularity this season. We are offering 2 qualities in Velvet Rib- ons, satin back, Biack and all the various spring shades, especially in the new shades in Heliotrope, Violet, & Width No—200 and 220 per yard No 7, 270 and 290 per yard NoQ, 3c and 37} per yard RASTER GARTEKS ‘Silk Elastics, ribbon bow and oxidized siiver catch, only 5Cc per patr Wrrrran H. McKyew, 933 P. Ave. N.W. Here is good one for Sponge Cake: Weight.of six cggs in “Cores Flour, weicht ‘oka in sugar, one dozen egzs, Juice of fre lemon or two oranges; beat yolks in sugar; beat whites, then stir in “Cages” Flour This is « delightful sponge cake, more bread, lighter bread, whiter better bread than any other country Ask your gro- cor for it? fi). Wx M. Gitr & Co. “WHOLESALE FLOUR AND FRED DEALERS,” Corner Ast and ind. ave. u.w. it ‘WE MANUFACTURB B 3 D e FOR CLUBS @ all s GOCIRTING! s ON. MEYER, 922 Seventh ct aw — Tus Pass Rorac Easten Gaxerna To Frusps Axo Parsons OCCURS Touonnow— Famas— Aran 1 5 . ACCORDING to annual custom we set apart a day togreet our patrons in a» manner that is intended to indicate our appreciation of friendship and patronaxe. GLOVES—$1 « pair for $1.85 “Palais Royal” Mous- queia'rer, These are the Dressed Bid Gloves, the reg— ular price of which is $1.98. One thousand pairs will be found on special table toworrow near door No.1119 Pennsylvania avenue, Please do not ask for snore than one pair, and we shall not have time to (ry them on Besides Tans and Modes are Black. Also White with Black Stitching, which is the very latest. A werny—se for choice of two thousand stick Pins of superior quality Lange size enamel pansies, ‘he; also imitation jewels of all Kinds mounted exactly as are the reai stunes oJ sckers_s7 tor English Cheviot Garments that were made to retail at $9 See sample on model in window, showing both back and front view—sbowing the perfection of fit—showing that the material and atyle is a fac simile of the $15 imported garment Frowsns—soe a bunch for chotes of five hundred bunches of 73 and 85e flowers: Silk Poppies, Choice Roses, Scotch Thisties, Daisies, Lilacs, Buttercups, Violets, Moss Roses, &c, ke. Sxrrs—sse tor onr 80 Warranted Fast Black Satinette Skirts; Dc for those marked $1.15, The Surah Silk Skirts marked $5.98 may be claimed for $4.98 ; those marke? $6.50 for 85.75 Hosteny—ase «pair tor choice of 1,000 pairs Silk Lisle Thread Hove, not s pair of which sre valued atlessthan 50 cents. Those with white split feet come in all the dress goods shades and are ingrain dyed. Those with colored uppers and Black feet are guaranteed fast color; those Plain Black are also good value at 50 cents; ribbed and plain; three pairs for $1. 240 or 6 pairs for $1.40 for Ladies’, Men's and Chil- dren's Fast Biack Hose. The ladies’ come ribbed and plain; the men's Socks have improved shape foot snd double heels; the children's Hose in sizes from 4 to 10, ribbed and plain, with double knees, Pocker sooxs—soc for » combination of Pocket Book and Card Case, made of grain and Russialeathers in all colors; leather lined and sewed, not glued to- gether The plain have ornamentation of fleur de lis and bow knots in white metaia The faucy are em- ‘Doseed in new and beautiful designe Beurs-250 for White Metal Belts, filegres and solid, imitating the expensive imported belts so that they cannot be distinguisbed Rouspoxs—2ve s yara tor 350 quality Millinery Moire Ribbon Full 3incheswide Manufactured ex- pressly for hat trimming, streamers, &o Al! the dress goods skades Ussperwean—rne vaiance ot the armente that were watered and thoresotied by hasty removal—the outcome of the Star office fire that attacked our rear windows on second floor —will be closed out tomorrow at prices that have co reference to cost Inquire st special tables center of store 1119 Penn ave, on first floor The above items are specials, our snnual EX ern rae sere sore evra, eal the stocks are overflowing with Easter novelties sug- gestive of presents, &c. The following are hints: POCKET BOOKS, &c., with sterling silver trimmings, made of kangaroo and undressed kid, im Red and al) the dress goods shades of Grays, Tans, Modes, &c., $2.50to $Seach. BAGSof silk and leather and cloth and leather with silk strings and leather handles; five very pretty styles at only 98c. each, others up to $5 exch. JEWELRY—Sterting Silver Easter Spoons. Prager Book Markers and other Souvenirs at Jewelers’ prices. SCARCE—All the scarce colors in Parasols, Ribtons, Gloves, Neckwear and Footwear; the Devil's lied Lisle Thread Hose are here of war- ranted fast coler at only 47c. a pair. Now let us point in detail to Gloves and Wrapa and please judge other — THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Asovr Your Easter Waar. Firsts word about the children: The stock of Dresses, Jackets, Ulsters, Coats for Babies and Children from 1 to 16 years of age, was never before as complete. Buch variety that we can’t pretend to givedescriptions. Bring the children and we prom ise to bewilder and astonish you in & pleasant way—bewilder you with the variety and astonish you with the qualities at the prices—85 will procure garments that are usually ‘valued at 87.50. Sackers ror LaDima—The Paria London and Borlia 1oade garments are really the bargains of the collection—we used these as samples and are now will- ing to diapose of them almost at European prices: $15, @16, €18, 29, 820. Our manufacturer has turned out fac similes of these imported garments at $4.75, . $6, $3, $10 and $12 If you will ask to see the 8 Jackets, with silk-lined frovts, &c,, you will appre- ciate the likeness to the $15 imported garments, Carrs—rhe imported garments ranse from $14 to 929 euch, cf Tan, Gray, Navy aud Black broadcloths, cheviots and bedfords, with point dIrelande lace trimmings. The copies made to our order 5.50, 89, $13, $15 and $17. Woaisrs—auxinds, among which are the Russian Blouses. We bave them in Surah and India Silks at $12, $11.50, $7.25, $6.50, 86, 85.50, $4.98 and $4.75 each, in Biack, three shades of Red, Navy: also im Glace or Two-tone effects, with White hair line atripes, All sizes and absolutely perfect fitting. ‘The Navy aud Black Sateen Waists, with White fleur de lis and bow-knot figures, are only $135 Those with riny figures, with full front and plaiting, are 8150 Black Satinette Waists, with White stripes, at tonly 98c each ‘The French Porcele Waste st $1 35 have belt and are shown in all the latest styles and colors of stripes Very beautiful Organdy Waists, in stripes combining the art shades, at only $2 68 each Shirt Waists and Blouses to fit children, big boys and girls and ladiss’ Fancy Porcales, 250, 390, 500, 75e $1, $135 White Fercaies, 500, 750, $1, $1 35. Flannel, 39c. 50c, 750, $1 Sateen, 98¢ Reliable makes; all the latest designs Wannisten Groves For Eusren "Pine patats noyat Gloves being warranted, we pre- fer to try them on and thus convince ourselves as well as our patrons that they are perfect im every respect. Therefore, we write in big type— Arrresit0n is asked to the Easter novelties, First, $1.50 for the new 4-button Palais Royal Glace Kid Gloves, with black-band tops and black-stitched backs Four lovely grays; three new yellows The new mode, pearl and white — 81 for Chamois Mousquetaires, which, being made © cur order of selected skins, are almost as thin and elastics kid White with black stitching, plain white and yellow Misses? aizea in 6-button lengths only 85c pair “ * Demi 81.35 tor no rant nora Demi Gane ot SLB5 sor “pasts Royal” Suede Kid Mousque- taires, three Hellotropes, three Lavenders, Tans, Grecn. Gray, Yellow, Blue, Fawn and six new Modes Those with White stitched backs are the latest, but we have the also with plain backs DGc ror tne Genutne Pigskin or Biarrits Mousque- taires in the pew shades ; two Yellows, four Reds, two Lav nders, Pearl and White, beside ing Tho 9c French Kid Gloves im 4-buttous are also heve sn new Spring Colors less profit on each pair when double the quantity is sold Tho same quality as of yore or could we afford to try thom onatour risk paar hint of Palais Royal prices ‘which, pairs hE sreacwccereetectoonanee Coxpnes may ve sited with their’ firet Kid Gloves st ourrisk The ‘White Chamois only 850 pair Tus Paar Roza 4. LISNER, Proprictor, Coruer 12th and Pa ove, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1852. 807 Pz Ave N.W. WANT ALL PARENTS AND CHILDREN ta know that wil cave teaver’: ofany amount on Seturday, April A Sruw Basxzer Or E,stza Esoa. Tt ina gift that wil! deltcht any child. The aantity provided is = generous one and the tribution will be systematic, You may fear Bo discomature. : ‘We put our cen- ry sale We make, and OUF goods. One price, Do misFepresentat ne money cheerfully refunded Tors disastiehed 8-button Gloves, 62s. pair, ‘Kegular voc. qualite. Sbution Muvequsteire Suede Gloves ta Tan, r25 quality. im Ten, Gray ant Bracks Sem we ’ en em lace ‘Kid Gloves, ia Tana, Fewns ‘S-bution Peart’ Glace’ Kid Gloves, with Black Stitching, §2 par. 3- be a in Pa a lice Kid Gloves, in Tan, Pawn, J and black. wcailoped top, 4-button Gi Kid ‘Gloves, m Black, with White binding large peat buttons, 82 pais Easren Necewean Fon Lions Chiffon Jabots, 10 inches in feat Gia Paik, Blue, Oran, Wender Chitfou Jabote, 14 inches long, in the same in delicate shade, with Pointe d'iriande Lace, at $1.15, 61.50, $1.75 82.00, $2.00, 85.0 and $5.50 Orange, Pink, Lavender and Light Blue, Ube ones nk, Lsvesider and Light Blue, 26 ES uching, with edge, Git sud*Silver ‘Brooches, 25c, 200, Oe, Galt and Suver Garay Coupe doe, eee Sterling $2.38, 02.48 ona DENT ghd ct sata tes cae Tortoise $160, 92.38 $2.75 and $3.50 E,srzz Ganrens, stiverct Geeiltbuckicousd Hithen bow ia Pik, Blue, White Cardinal an Bink “So ana vos var Crticrom Picrone Frauzs. and White "single, sdoc: 2 fold 70c. 31018 8 fold $1 33 Demanke the 50 ‘All-linen fatie ‘Cloths. 8x10, with Red, jellow and Biye burdecs, at 81 25. 20 dozen 5 oan Seek 50c doz; worth 90c Soe One lot of Vi Fine Irish Damask Dinner Fs eautlfat desigus, $2 37 per dosem 20'desen German Damask Doyiies, 14 inches equare, 45c perdozen Worth 62 20 — — ‘Damask Doy! Toe per All-linen Bieached German Damask Table ©Xi-tinen German, Damask unbleached Table Linen, 62 inches wide, now 4Gc per yard. Wort All-linen Irish Bleached Damask Tabie Linen, ~—o yard Worth 750 65 inches wide, now 8¥c per yard Worth ¢1 All Linen ‘owels, combed fringe, eal dozen pe ‘ines Huck-a-beck Towel, 20x27 inches . oxen ‘Ail Lineu Dainask Towels tn Pink, Bina 7 low, Red and Brown border, with rows: fagwoting, 24248 inches, 25c each When you want good pairof shoes you want the best to be found for the price anywhere. Some manufacturers have beem MUSIC lx Tm AIR: Another one of ourgrand Removal sales ‘will take place tomorrow. Rememben, the entire stock on baud must be sold. Ursonsteey Goons A pieces of Stripet Cotton Roeoverioxs Is Contam nehem Curtains Reduced from #1 75 to @1 28 Der pair 15 pairs of Rera Nottingham Lace Curtaive Keduced from @3 te $1 60 ‘per pair 12 pairs of Nottingham Lace Curtaing, tnexquisite Brussel effects Keduced from $4 to $2 40 per pair 16 different Colorings and Patterns tm Fine Chenille Portieres, with elegant Dado Fringe top and bottom. Reduced oon $5, €6 and 96.50 to 04 85 per . Regular Prices, $7.50, €8, #8.50, 89 and $9.50, Reduced to 5.75 per pair. 6 pairs of Elegant 8 wine Lace Curtains, Beduced from 96.50 to #4 10 per pate. © pairs of Swiss Lace Curtsinn Re —- from $9 and $2.50 to $6 per Our estimator is ready to wait upon you with afull line of Awning Stripea You ‘Beedn't put them up now unless you wish to. We will make them and hold them Until they sre needed without extra charge. Wrsow Scrrens To Onpzn We :nake a specialty of Window Screans toorder. We will send to you with sam ples and submit you an estimate upow ‘best work Jvrzvs Lavszvnou, oy MARCHE, AS ey “ele Or Rospox Suzzvixe. ‘You will not fiud the equal of this stook: eros «rain. ke. We sell none but al pure silk Ribbopa Tomorrow this de- partment will offer the following extee- ordinary ine: No, 40 4-inch Faille 8k Ribbow. Reg- ‘wlar value, 50c. Ouly S5e. per yard. ‘Bunch Nacre Moure Ribbons Rage Mar value, 50c. Only 38c, per yard. 2ig-inch Satin Diced Gros Grain, Reg lar value, 45c, Only 350. per yard, No. 40 4-inch All.silk Moire Ribbons. Begular value, 50c, Only 35c per yard, No, 50 5-inch All-silk Moire Ribbons, Begulsr value, 02c. Only 45¢ per yara. 3inch Ombre Moire Silk Ribbons. Boeguler vaiue, 600. Only 55c per yard. Ginch Pure Sik Mo're Ribbon, Aer value, 750. Only Se per yar. Cinch Faille Silk Rivbous. Regular value, 75. Only 55c. per SPECIAL LINE OF WATERED RIB. BONS. Watered Kibbons are the most fashionable of this season's production, ‘We have secured sn extra quality. tm all j No. 5, only 10. per yard. No. 7, only 12is0, per yard, No. 9, only 15c. per yard, No.1 2, only 190, per yard. No, 16, only 23c. per yard, No. 22, only 26c. per yard. Tx Srrxa, &O “Ta every flower that blooms sround some pleasing emblem we may trace” “Flowers preach to us if we will hear.” A ‘Throw elining chair, chose ‘pon Spring a ul HH re | z H ie | rH HAE HH