Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1892, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. SATURDAY - April 23, 1892. = CROSBY 8. NOYES.. a aie THE EVENING STAR hase regular and permanent circulation im Washington three times larger than that of any other Paper ia ti As @ local NEWS paper and Advertising Medium it has no competitor. a = Saar If by the change of a few votes in the contest at KK encampment had de- en to meet this year at Lineoln, Nebraska, instead of Washington; and if Lincoln had discovered that for some reason (perhaps ‘unimaginable, bowever, in the case of Lincoln) three times as many veterans would be present there as at any other encampment; and if Lincoln, in view of this prospect, should apply to the city councils and the state legislature for appropriations to supplement a very large private sub- scription, as Boston and the other cities Bave done, the said Lincola would have much to say if natives of Washington ‘who happened to be property owners and tax- ayers in Nebraska should meddle with and ‘eppose its application. It would justly de- nounce the action of the Washingtonians as a eontemptible piece of jealous spite-work, based pon resentment, and exposi = small mesn malice that would make the mame of Washington « by-word and weproach in all Grand Army circles. Substi- tute the word Lincoln for Washington and you have tue present situation in « nutshell, The course imagmed for Washingtonians is precisely ‘what some misguided Lincolnites have taken or fre about to take. Congress is to the capital ‘what its common councils and the state legis- lature are to Lincoln. It is our exclusive leg- islature under the Constitution. By reason of Obligations assumed when it founded the pational capital, and received from the prop- erty owners a donation of five-sevenths of the ite of the city, and in connection with its heavy property interests here and its abso- lute legislative control of its espital, the nation is a taxpayer under the law in Washington. It is solely in this capacity that it will contribute, if it does contribute, to the municipal G A R_ appropriation, Washington is not asking sid from the nation on account of its love for the veterans or aid from anybody on any account. It calls upon its legislature to determine whether it agroes ‘with the legislatures of a half dozen other cities which have decided that an encampment ap- propriation is a proper municipal expenditure, and if that question is decided im the affirmative it calls upon its legislature to make the necessary appropriation precisely as other municipal appropriations are made, exempting no one who is now a local taxpayer under the law. The so-called national appropriation involved is not, as in- timated by the Lincoln reselutions, money ‘that might be expended in pensions if not de- voted to this purpose. It is money sect apart by the law for the municipal purposes of the capital, end if it is not spent uppn the encamp- ynent it will meet some of the material needs Of the city in the shape of streets, sewers or perbaps a new municipal building. It is to be hoped that Lincoin’s action is based more upon ignorance than malice, and that when the sita- ation is understood it will withdraw froma position which is discreditable to it and unjust to the national capital. —— + The House in the decision of the Noyes- Rockwell case bas not risen above the moral tatus its democratic membership has ascribed 0 late republican Congresses which turned out Gemocrata claiming large majorities and hold- ing regular certificates of election. There is this difference, it is to be remarked, that ‘While the republican decisions were, as far as an be recalled, all in accordance with the re- port of the majority of the elections commit- fee, the decision in the Rockwell case was Squarely in the teeth of the committee's re- port The cction of the House cannot be Buficiently accounted for, either on the score Of retaliation cr of political necessity, One Feason resins which may serve to explain ‘What seems a misconception of duty and a fail- Bre to do justice. The shadow of the contest for the presidential nomination xppears to have fallen on the House and to have affected its judgment on many questions. It is clear that ‘Mr. Hill bas power in the popular brauch of the Fifty-secon¢ Congress. wherever else his hand may have lost its cunning. The rcpublic may de- Tive some ultimate Leuetit from exhibitions like this, for the grosser the partisanship displayed the greater the impetus given to the move- Ment for a system in which contested elections Will be tried before a United States court of Jaw charged with tre duties of examination ‘and decision on the luw and the facta. Mr. Hill, as governor of New York, recommended the judicial decision of contested election eases. His course in the present contest will tend to conviree the puble of the soundness of his opinioa that legislative bodies ought Rot to be intrasted with such cases by showing the euormities of which the preseut system, when pushed to its logical extreme, is capable. He has furnished a “horrible warning,” an Object lesson unconsciously tenching the wis- dom of his gubera eudation, by Which the rep: 1 recom! Shakspere and Cervantes died on the same ay, the 23d of April, 1614. This. therefore, is the anniversary day of the two greatest writers Of their respective countries and eran Nor is this the only coincide At the opening of the 17th century their most famous works, Hamlet and Don Quixote, were puldished Simultaneously, the former tm fall, the latwer only as to its first part Lrke the Faust of Goethe, the first is greater than the second part pf Dou Quixote. The Russian writer Zur- Beneiv has directed attention to the iateut Meanings of the two types of character em- Bodied in Don Quixote and Hamlet—the one fll romance, positive couviction, energy mis- Gireeted, but fail of moral tuition for man- Bind, » man so good as to be laughed at, im his largest sense representing a queer sort of Progress; the other a negative quantity. the modern spirit of doubt, = thinker whose thought avails nothing and yet is typical of Mental advance. There is perhaps something Rew in the contrast asa whole worthy of con- fempiation ou the anniversary day of the death @f these men of genius. nt Gray's friends did some very astute bh Qeveil work im the Indianapolis convention. ‘Turpie’s friends, it is reported, thought that the resolutions of compliment to him in- eluded « recommendation for his re-election to the Senate.and did not know for some time after the abbreviated indorsement was passed ‘that the recommendation had been omitted. All of which shows how little « convention may know about what it is doing. +42 tative O'Ferrail’s ailumon to Hill as s ie arr whale” was probably uot inteaded ‘to controvert the refeFences to him as « “po- Hitical Jonah.” It is exsy to see. however, how the metaphors ean be made to amalge- mate, if the whale realiy swaliéwed Joush. —— - wee Another duel 4s talked of in connection with the Drayton-Borrowe affair: this time with Reference to Borrowe and the man Fox, who managed his correspondence. There are en- tirely too many chapters to this story. There ie @ superabundance of descriptive narrative and not enough climax. —— +02 In spite of the fact that she was young, Pretty and tearful the jary in New York con- Vieted Annie Waldron of murder in the sesond @egree. There is much to indicate that jurics are becoming less seatimental than formerly. — +02 ‘There is ground for apprebension that some ©f the minor presidenti booms will turn up @ith a “didn't-know-it-was-loaded” record. ——- -s0e - No duel can now ve complete without a be- peau of publicity and promotion, THE EVE Panos Ta Ox Froo- AT PERRY are wants of a single day. It ts so much mors satisfactory to run in here and pick out jast what you want—ready to wear—than tobother with getting the goods—and then fuss over having them made That pian costs more—and you rarely hit ‘upon s pattora that {eae perfect as ours. In fact we see you correctly fitted befure we let the garment leave the house. You can't wear those winter weights around much longer. That is what scte us to talking the cooler ‘Kind. Fashion has formed new alliances with colors ‘sud combinations this season. The cleverest ave here, ‘You will wonder at the mild demamis quality is mak- ing. We preserve our rule of “ew of a kind and many kinds” To lead of—here tes hint at the WRAPPERS—you ean follow up the lead on yourown nook, ‘Though ‘they are cheap—they are well made—we!l shaped—well patterned. You will have no difficulty in paying more for abridged satisiaction elsewhere. a ad WRAPPERS with ruffle around bot- Entre quality PRINT WEAPPER_out Prin- ‘style—full frat with beit— 8) 25. © BIAS PLAID CAMBIIC WRAPPER sil colors—¢1 on. BATISTE WKAPPER—Black and White and Red and White Polka Dot Vatterns, wits Watteau Deck and grille of ribbon #208. LACK aut WHITE POLKA DOT SATINE pe alpha back, with frontof plin LAWS WRAPPERS—plaited front sch. sith Whito oF Wiito abd Biack eat ory 83 $8, SCU1UH GENGHAM WRAPPERS the Prin- cose style, with bordor trimmings 3s 98. Tx Gowns, =F FANCY SiMireD Plaited trout and tack WOOL CHALLis giyle” Lavender tint, cilia collar nnd windie FLANNEL GUWNS— A GOWNS—Princess 87.00. INDIA SILK TEA in Light Pink, ‘and with marrow ribbull ‘aad edied with Inco MENGIETTA TEA al wid Black — Yoke, girdle wad collas—$L Wass, HANDSOME PRINT W. and boca, witis beit—ove. BLUE YULKA Du: Piaited frout and dock, BLKIPED GATISTE id back, With belt Stn Light Wao, ri braided 30. plaited “reftle duwn tr shirred culiar. Fulks dot putterus— 7 WHITE CANVAS WAISTS, yoke back, platted (rout, with bel os. FANCA STkireD it SALE WAISTS— Jouse fronts, with beit ms. INVIA SILK WAlsi5—Liluck, Navy and Ligut Glue—nue plaiting back and fruat—culls ua turn-down coliar— BLACK INDIA SILK WAISTS—plaited back and frout—with double plated ruille—#7. CHANGEABLE SURAW milk WaisTs— full of suirred “frouse aud backy—with Kir; 5. “GiSXorapLe svnau SILK warsts— With double rufiie dow frout aud plats io hack—84.79, ‘TWo SPECIALS IN WHITE LAWN. Fine tucked frout aud beck, collar and cuffs of embroistery—USe Aweive fue tucks ow cach side of front and twenty-four in back —collar aud culls uid ruts down irout uf ex:broidery—#4. 30. A fize showing to make—aud you will upprociate the variety after you have Leen arowud a littie and scen how others compare witi us, Don't put off this shop- ping until it is broiling hot. ‘The best tue is NOW— the stock ts as complete as it can be, Prnuvs, “NINTH AND THE AVENUE” Extablished 1840. Mt} ‘Telephone, 995. Isrzaior Hovseuorn Wars, PARTICULARLY SUCH AS ARE ADVERTISED BY CASH HOUSES TOR FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, ARE DEAR AT ANY PRICE, AND 1HE WIDE-AWAKE HOUEKEEPER IS THE FIRST TO APPRECIATE THE HEINOUSNESS OF THE DE- CEPTION. SHZ ACCORDINGLY LAKES A SMALL PORTION OF HER HARD-EARNED SAVINGS, RESERVING THE BALANCE FOR FUTURE EXIGENCIES, AND PURCHASES FROM US EVEKY PossIBLE COM- FORT, SHIELDING HERSELY AND FAMILY UNDER THE WING OF OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, WHICH SERVES ALL WITH A UNIFORMITY OF PRICE AND HONESTY UF REPRESENTATION AND AN EQUITY OF DEALING PZCULIARLY OUR OWN, KEPAYING US IN SMALL PARTIAL PaY- MENTS BY THE WEEK OR MONTH, aS HER CIR CUMSTANCES MAY DELEXMINE THE EASIEST. DISPENSING BENEYACTIONS 10 RICH AND vOOW ALIKE, ALL FEEL AT EASE WHEN SELECT- ING FROM OUR MEKITOKIOUS LINE OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, BABY CAKKIAGES, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES, REFKIGEEATOKS, TOILET AND DINNEK SETS AND WORKS OF ant. HOUSE & HEKRMANN'S CASH AND CKEDIT HOUSES, 917, 919, 921 AND 23 7TH ST. aND ay2s 636 MASS. AVE. §.W. Worx Suorrsa Ar BOSTON VARIETY sTON! LANSEULGU & BROW, WM, H. McKNAWS, SEATON PERLY'S, W. A. PIERCE & CO" and MENTZ’S PHARMACY, Stop at the Perfumery ccunter and exiple . RRETTTETTTT ANH fF et Ey eo pr ee re Tt Rat fe PoP iss fuustor $ EEE THE FINEST IMPORTED BESTE Ba au gee PEARY URIES. “ uM wes DELETTREZ PARFUMEUR, PARIS. Which we bez to offer to our customers 8 tie most leligats, the moat refine @, the mest fragrant and the | Meat lasting productious of apy Partstan laboratory, j TReir Extracts (assorted odlorm, Totlet Soaps, Lan de Quinine, Eau do Lavender are unequaled. We call var special etter tion to thers ucw vders- ERERE Axaunis vv Jazox. Aznar pv Jaros, Vinorx_ Viourz. 5 a pa Carma Curva. one in SOW THERE ARE SVER 50 MANY MANUFACTURERS THAT CLAIM THEY GIVE Us ABSO- LUTBLY PURE DYES, AND IX CONSEQUENCE EVER 80 MANY MORB RETAIL DEALERS WHO DO THE SAME, TAKING THR MAXUYAGTURERS WORD. WE DowT. WE USED To, BUT wE WERE FOOLED ONCE AXD YOW ‘WE ARE DOUBLY CAREFUL. WB EXPERIMENT WITH EVERY SHIPMENT OF RED STUFF SENT ‘US. NO MATTER HOW RELIABLE ‘THE MANUFACTURER I8 THERE- FORE WHEN YOU BUY FROM US « YOU WILL BUY RED THAT WILL stay Rep UNTIL woRXx OUT. OUR GUARANTEE GOES WITH ALL RED LINENS AND WE NEVER MISREPRESENT. THESE ARE THE BEST AUS TRIAN GOODS; DYES GUARAN- TEED THE VERY BEST. atete Torxey nip rant covers, coy 84 10-4 124 144 sl 81Lo eo as Carpruan taste covens, With Bizck and White Borders, 84 10-4 144 a11s 8173 8 Canpixat anp onsex tance covens. 10-4 84 124 4175 84.73 Best quazrry canpixat covers, With Knotted Fringe, 10-4 12-4 83 83.75 o. THESE GOODS YOU CAN BUY AND FEEL SAFE ABOUT. THEY WILL LAUNDER NICELY AND WON'T FADE A BIT. TUEREIS MUCH SATISFACTION IN TUIS, REMEMBER ON ACCOUNT OF ° THE QUANTITIES WE USE WE HAVE THE PICKINGS OF THB LOOMS OF THE WORLD. SaFz BUYING HERE, WE'RE OPEN UNTIL 9:30 TO- NIGHT. ALL FRIDAY BARGAINS HOLD GOOD TODAY. 8-4 oe] Eo & WE tun 28S EOE EE Re gc i ‘o? ER Sse B"H we kk Wt ot 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH ST. 0723 Tae Sraxpann Avriontry @UBLIC OPINION) on MEN'S WEAR Bay OUK BHUWING 22%4 <2, PP tag = a uzaze nee Zeaae You'll leave an order. Addressing you. 3% NM con 00 RUNG Co f TINH Neue TIT AT 00 Ttuite F sae SORER Whe, £ SAE 8 oe Fil Uke a4 tun “oo: os 16 AND 617 PENNSYLVANIA AVE 3.000 Patterns to choose from. Suits to order from... Trowers “ Send for samplen (11) Garments vxpreseed. ‘Th - beat 80e Ingrein Carpet at 490. WE WILL SELL You ‘The best HOXBURY and other makes of Dollar ‘Tapestry Carpets at Go, WE WIL, SELL You The best BIGELOW and other makes of Body Brumels Curpets at § 1.05. WE WILD SELL you A beautifnl WILTON RUG, 3x0 feet, for 64 05. Price hse bean @9. 30-uch Siayens Rugs for @8 78. WE WILL SELL. You A lange Autigue CHAMBER SUITE. with a 42-10 ‘Dresser aud bevel plate 241.80, fur 610.50; bas bean #10. WE WILL SELL You ‘A G-pigce LUG suite for 16 50. WE WILL SELL YOU MATTINGN to ali grades at the lowest prices, WE WILL SELL You ‘the “WINCONSIN PEERLESS," the best bard wood Refrigerator that ie mada aul return the money if you are wet e.tietied with Ht, OR WE WILL BELL YOU Any thing that you may necd tn our Hue at prices. ‘which cxuyot be duplicated, Come and see vs (Gnd be cum minced W, 1 HOERE, - ap2s. 6t ‘Sth and Peona ave. CRANA HOUSE. 9 Br THE SEs, BEVERLY, MASS, OPENS YOR FIRST-CLASS BOARDERS JUNE 20, 1892, 1, W. PHILLIPS, “A Taxo Doxz Wazx = THOUGHT OF 18 NEVER FORGOTTEN.” ‘Put down our pumber—1630 New York eva—and Tesvlve when you wants new pair of Shoes fo call sod say * tage ‘We can sleaze you and even the mest taetidious “+ ty beng - ~ NING STAR:. WASHINGTON, D.C.. SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1892-SIXTEEN . PAGES. Srecu: Marnse Sux ‘Special barvains selected from our recent Man, cunpriaing 1,500 rolls Medium and ‘Chinese White Mattings, O%e per yard, 63.00 per Poll of 4@ yarde, ‘Chinese Fancy Mattings, 180 per yerd, 04.65 per voll of 40 yard, Best Chinese Imperial Fancy Mattings, 17¢ per yard, (06.40 per voll of 40 yards, uB Fine Japanese Bingo Seamlens Fancy Mattings, 190 Der yard, $7.90 per roll of Japanese Damask Seamless Fancy Mattings, 200 per yard, $10.80 per roll of 40 yards, Best Japanese Demask Seamless Fancy Mattings. ‘880 ver yard, $12.80 yer roll of 40 yards, Best Japanese Damark Cotton Warp Faney Seamlege Mattings, We per yard, €13.00 per roll of 40 yards, 146 yarda wide Dest Imperial White Matting, 330 ber yard, @1¥.80 per roll of 40 yards. os find this Special Sale for ONE WEEK Buiux - 266, 767 STH ST. BE ap2s-zt° ic ll ae 01.25, 63, 614 2 Burners, #2, €275, $9.80 eat! 12: Gus Razors, Sz. of2-40. 925, 927, 810, gua, Tea Kettles, 28c, 7he, 850. Wax Tai boxes for 236. Best Stove igh, 5 Flat I Rs ie gin Henin. fo damp chimney, L0c. ame Oil Stoves, 75e, $1, $2, Pans i 400. Pacers oe Manion HARLAND ‘CorrER POTS, 00c and 61.20. Heating Burners to slip on gas Jot, 200 ant « Copper Ke a res 10s a 1 Hist Tron hiontere. 200": ‘Meriden Coffer Pots, 65e, Wiper ios asd weger BOS Bochestor Lamp Chimueys. Ue, Student Lamp Chimueya, Se, Gus Chihnueys, Ue. CHIMNEYS FOR EVERY LAMP, LAMPS FoR EVERY USE. Bost Waon Lantern m-de,@1.40. Other Lautornn S00 70e"* LAMP WICKS, G4 SIZES. Candles, # for 5c and 3 for Be. BUY OUR PENFEC7 GAS RANGE, ‘Over 400 in use in this elty.cheaper {uum ‘cou, soves trouble, exvense, We vale next Monday; call and see Gas Stoves in uce, Every Gas Range anft Gas Stove gunraut ed; our ovens caumot be excelled. GAS FIXTURES in fll varicty of deatvns and prices, It will you to sce our unique designs HALL LANZERNS, CHANDELIERS, GAS BRACKETS, be. Movprax, _ 614 12:0 Sr. BET ANDO, Don't forget to aave Dill and the smuner Lew the time ty buy @ Gus Srove M. WwW. Garz, Bro. & Co., SJewstiens Axo Suvensurmma 1107 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., CALL ATTENTION TO THKIR LARGE STOCK OF STERLING SILVER AND CUT GLASS SALTS BOTTLES, WITH CHASED AND PLAIN TOPS, DE- SIGNED TO HOLD “CROWN LAVEN- DER" AND OTHER DRY SALTS. CONVENIENT IN TRAVELING. ASSORTED IN SIZES SUITABLE FOR CARRYING IN THE HAND OR ON THE PERSON, AND USEFUL IN THE BOU- DOIR OR DRAWING ROOM, DESIRABLE AND APPROPRIATE AR- TICLES FOR WEDDING AND ANNIVER- BARY GIFTS. 21m Luns Or Fraxce, ‘That delightful perfume so well known and sold only by me during the past four years, is not “Delettroz” Lilies of France now sold by other merchants, Tain the sole owner of the Litics of France, aleo Alpine Rose, Pear Blossom, Orchard Flowers and White Heath MISS LULA LENMAX, 931 Fetaw. ‘The above is not written with any fveling of antag- onism xgainat “Delettrez” Lilies of Frunce, only to let my patrons know that the Lilice of France is atill sold only by me et the above address, ap23-6t Worse Or Cansava Asn Inox Pressrs Tue Borrox Asp Narvre Dors Tue Rest. “Wine of Calisays and Iron” doss not create an artificial appetite, but it ‘Presses the button,” as it were, by purifyimg the blood and healthy nature does the rest—the Torult is an iucreased, regular appetite. “Wine of Calisaya and Iron” is also effect- ive inall cases where the nervous system bas been reduced below the normal stend- ard or where the patient fe suffering from ‘brain work or nervous insumnia brought on by tov much confinement indoors aud too Uitie exercise in the open air. But often the patient has neither time nor enersy to devote to exercise in the open air, however Vepeficial it nay be, aud he must use some reputable touic to supply the deficiency, ‘The reputation of any article depends upon {te general use and character in the com- munity. “Wine of Oalisaya and Iron” te indorsed by a number of the most eminent physicians of this city and is highly ea- teen d by all who have used it. Try a bottle 8 75c.,or three bottles for $2. For sale at our coal Now is Menzze Movexx Puanmacr , ‘ AND OTHKB DRUGGISTS, 1 Abaxpoxzom: Wrraovr Hors: Guvex Urn Drage by told by the Enorvute. —loarved im the science of med Nurwery ‘eine that your case is HOPE. iw uncertain, LESS. You still have ancther THE chance to restore your Resith ELECSKOPOISE If you do not sdopt it cUNe, stump 63) Comuz Su:cwe. Merivat =» By _& new method, the SCIENCE with COMMON SENSE, Veginuing. fant your disposal. Iteniiste the ‘eympathy of NA" Dow'T eat of all REMEDIAL wouK ‘tm your behalf at once and 1405 Nuw Your Ave 1. Nothing. Towne Exrassniente En Horm 30. MAKE MOTE - OF THIS. Moxpars Tworraxt Proomax at Tas Paus Rovar Srxorars_1.25 Dress Goods for 9c yard, Syoeial Jote Biack bilke.. ming only Ge yard. nd Flowers balow regular te at reduced prices, For Mospax Ouz. Dass coops—so much wider than the lower priced fabrics are thcze @1 33 Suitings that a dress re- ally costs uo more than an inferior que. And on Mon day you may make a sclection for ouly 9c a yard. Bo. tnsteaa ot #125 for all the scarce shades and joch Best Foule Sergor, 45-inch Silk Stripe Baud Borders. 42-inch Choice Knickerbocker Suitings,, S: LKS—The following cre special because the quali- ties ure better than usual for the prices aud pe more can be secured when tucse are suld: 2 pieces 24-Ineh lack Jap Silk 1 piece 24-inch Black rah, 2 pieoes 27-tneh Black Surah | 4 pieces 44-inch Black Figured : ike. 88 yard FU-The last uentioued are the only silks not now arrivals, You will remember we advertised these last Saturday as $1 quaiity for 88ca yard. Ouly this to writer We had tweuty pieces; now but four pieces, Laces—tan weor's great purehase will furnish Uaryains tu choice Laces for the coming week. Never Lefore lave we been able to quote such prices for aneh, Laces—Laers of quality the best possil.e to produce. Back afk Poiut 'lrelande in all tho widths for dross trimmings, wiveves, pauels, Hounces, ke. Cream and Beige Foius d'irelande in rure designs. Beaded Laces of fine cut Jet ct ridiculous'y low prices. Nete 48 aud 54 inches wide-a quacter hundred desizus. Parayol Covers that will transfurm an old or make uow parasol look worth ten tines what the coat will be to you. In short, the baigains of the season are offered. Loox Ar a Tursy, ‘Two-tone Point d'Irelande Laces—anctwork of Beige color with White daisies p-eplug out here and there: 5 inches wide, 2c yard G iuches wide, 20c yard 8 inches wide, 3c yard 11 inches wide. 46c yard S27 Mail orders promptly filled Sarnr warsts—seice nave not been satisfactory owing to the westher. Cau't wo induce you to anticl- pate spring-like weather? For Monday only we offer choice of 0c Percale Waists for 30 cents; 75c Laun- dered Waiats tor 04 cents, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Souz Wasz Durss Goons As toteresting aisptay. f only because of the rival Ginghama Here are descriptions of the American and Beotch: 12%. 250. pil, scarce tote of| All the, scarce tnt of . ort rw ‘Lavendert,ke. form: | Pini Lavendort gc torer: usurable "plaids, | Ine inwumerabie plain, Bee Warranted st"! checun ase Wemrenteneee faut cole Lee | so'avely fant colors, 2c ar WHERE 18 THE DIFFERENCE? Yoovrcan't see or foot any aiference between these bestof American and Scotch Ginchams. You can't find more beautiful colors, more artistic desigus, more variety. It’s a grand display, and a puzzling oue. 4.0 c. tor tue cotton Crepons, ooking ike wool. 100. tor Waat Surat, ooking uke silk; and outing cloths, apparently all wool. 13. tot ricured cnevronne—the now cotton fabric looking like India sf,k; Black, Navy and light ¢rounds. with figures in contrasting colors. NOTE the qualities of our White Goods—the quah- tles offered at the prices. Worthy of investigation. Doteed and Figured Swiss, 30c to 6c yd. Persian Lawns, 20 to 40c yd. Eera Batiste, 40 inches wide, 2c yd. Black and White Indie Linen, 12 to 35a, Oross Bor Muslins, &c, 12 to 25e. S2 Also the new Crepe effects and Black Wash Dress Goods of all kinds. Har—Woor Casues, 150 "Teen rigurea chatiies cost 160. yard at whole- sale. What's the matter with them? Nothing redi- ally wrong. Beautiful colors and patterns, but short lengthe—sbout forty dress lengths for ladies, as many more for misses and double as many for children, 150. Rossux Dizss Tuntume. 96 c. » vara tor tho very bountiful effects ta Beads, ‘Tinsel and Silk Art colors in happy combination. ‘These Trimmings are usually considered worth $1.25, (01.35 and 62.48 yard. ‘Palate Royal prices for all other kinds of Trimmings ‘and Buttods are; roportionately low. Not only lower pries, but 8 variety toselect from that ts unusually completa, Wo request you ask tobe shown through the stock and having learned of the qualities and rices méhke s visit to other wiores. ‘This may occupy 4 morning's opting, but you will have the satisfaction of learaing where the variety is most complete, the ‘qualities best and the prices lowest, RAIMI. FORDA i a“ ‘a ‘ ah G a3 ss 807 Px Ave N.W. WITH THE RETURN OF THE BEAUTI- FUL SUNSHINE CAME A HOST OF EAGER JUVENILE BUYERS AND APPRECIATIVE: PARENTS: NOT 80, HOWEVER, FOR THE MERE GIFT WE MADR THEIR LITTLE ONES, BUT FOR THE CHANCES WE GAVE THEM TO SAVE MONEY ON SO MANY PURCHASES. WHENEVER WE NAMB A LOW PRICE O¥ ANY ARTICLES If I4 NOT FOR ONE DAY, BUT a8 LONG aS THEY Last, HENCE EVERY DaY 18 BARGAIN DAY HERE FROLLOW1NG is» dries review of some of the Masy Spectre Artogravures, 1113 ivches (framed), B3c each, Fenn nny Gilk-Plated Hove, 50e pair. 0 Sik -Plated Hose, 75c pair. Silk Swiss Ribbed Vesta, 75c each. Chiffon Jabots, 10 inches lor. 300 cach. ‘Men's Seamless Unbleached Half Hose, 123¢¢ pais, = onan ‘Men's Fast Biack Half Mose, 1236 pair. ae ere ae 24-inch Gloria Umbrellas, 75e. (Metal bandies.) (nur bandos) Peslonaaomancedl 24-inch Gioris Umbrellas, 89e, (Metal bauvies.) 26-inch Gloria Umbrellas, 08e. ‘Meta: aud uatural Band! 26-inch Gloris Umbrelixe, $ ‘one tule brelias, 1.79. Boue iulsid and euame! hevdien) ————.-—_—— Your's Soap, Be cake, poten Hearing Miswx, Foss & Courary pagptine St. Thomas Bay Rum, 35e, 50c and 61 oe ae Now 39c Pen Vaan, ine Plain Colured Chiua 81 ke, 30e. 24-imch Figured Cream Washable Pongee Silke, * Ar 89c. P. ARD. 50 entire y new styles of red India Silica, tn 2k and Colored zrousds, Ar 98c. Per Yano. ness Goons Sri ‘38-inch All-woo! Cheviota, — Ar 39c Pix Yano, 40-inch Soveity mtltings, eeduced it o Tdc. En ARD. 44-inch Tuported,suitin 's. reduesd trom @1 0 81 Pre Yano, affine Imrorted ordre Suitinys, reduced trom To $1.25 Pin Yann JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, an23 713 Market Space. How To Mace Onaxcz Cane. ‘Four cups sugar, two cups “Ceres” Flour, oue-half cup water, yolks of five eges and the whites of three, one and oue-balf teaspoontuls baking Powder, juice of # large orange and 8 Hittle of the grated rind. Tarr Ane Ipextican. The terms “Ceres” Flour and “good” flour are identical. If you want the best flour iu the world, made from the best wheat, by the Dest machinery, zet “ = For sale by all grocera, Ws. M. Gar & Co. “Wholesale Flour aud Feed Dealers,” Cor. Ist st. and Ind. ave. n.w, at & Son os Co Le As FS NHE REASON THE SELBY 9] SHOR WEARS as well as any other man’s a5 son's beets is Tnanship in it fon’ guitese due aa in ose @5 thew leather isn't quite ax Boone without s maenif; wor know you wore any- Ey a Maree ns O° Shee OF oy Gy NELBY, 1001 Pa, ove, 10 LET— AT 8I. INSET, A" Teland, cottages fally fara Wo to Gate e season ; my ithfal, " TEV Nesee Pons, Fores, Rerazsama— Sacerzs Canpy. LANGTRY BON BONS, JORDON ALMONDS, CHOCOLATE NOUGAT are amons the attractions on our counters regularly . sold st W0a per pound, now only 35 S weer, maxor ot Pure candy, treah every bows. COR. 10TH AND F 8Ts, WELCKER'S HOTEL, 16TH 8T. aes 83 OX A $10 SUIT AND @6 ON A 920 SUIT. Ico Cream Boda, be ‘You ought to ove the Men‘s Guite we are selling st 05, 65 76, 86 50, $7 50, 6875 and 810, ‘There isn't a house im the country that wouldn't charge from 40 to 50 per eont moze for the esme rade of goods, Our 918 50, 616 and 018 Gaits you will fnd. ss goed ‘valuoss any you can buy elsowheress $28, €20 end e. - * ‘Our line of Boys’ Suits is completa Price range #4 26, 00, 06, 87, 87 50, and bétter value than you cam got anywhere for the same money. : ‘We Lave an elegant line of Children’s Suits at $1.56, 01 75, 62,02 25, 62 50, 82 75, 63, 63 25, 63 50 upto 6750. ‘Give us 0 call amd be convinced. At the LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 00. CHOCULATES 45D Woorwann & Lormnoe, 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. Aw, Saraxesz Vases, Buoxara &o. Be aT ss Avocr Hur Price BEGINNING MONDAY, APRIL 26, ——_ Tix waning prcocnts it atwayes vertag quer tion what to give. It's diffienlt enongh to choose even where price is not the principal Consideration, but it is infinitely more so ‘Where money ts an object, and es great an object as ft ie with ninety-nine out of © hundred persous, One almost knows before- Band that among the wedding presents 0 many per cent will be the ordinary hackneyed ‘things usually given on such an occasion, Bo many repetitions of those articles are «ure. to be received, that in self-defense, unable to Use them, the recipients find themeclves ‘ob:iged to exchange or part with the duplicates at probably one-querter what they cost. Under Such circumstances no very cordial or rate: ful recollections of the donor's taste and liber- ality is ept to survive long. To onvuate ras DIFFICULTY WE IN- VITE ALL WISHING TO MAKE & BRIDAL OR BIRTHDAY PRESENT TO VISIT OUR JAPANESE DEPARTMENT next week. Itis full of QUAINT AND QUEER THINGS OF EIGH ARTISTIC MERIT, NEW SHAPES, ODD AND GROTESQUE DESIGNS, any of ‘which will make suitable gifts and please the recipient. Is saraxes Goons you RARELY, IF EVER.Gud two pieces just alike.and even if they should be duplicated there isn't a room in the ‘house that can't be prettied by a piece of Javan- ese ware. A cance «me sr. wixnow 1s FILLED WITH CHOICE JAPANESE THINGS THAT BEAR REDUCED PRICES—hints of the Focus full of Japanese art treasures on the ‘third floor, The assortment includes all sizes of fine SATSUMA AND TAIZAN VasES, UMBRELLA STANDS, SARDINIERES, PEDESTALS, °YoLDING scREENs, And various otherarticles suitable for Wedding and other Presents, representing as fine s lot of Japancee Wares as was ever offered the Wash- ington public. They are all marked at JUST ABOUT HALF-PRICE. ‘We quote s few of the reductions to give you ‘an idea of the importance of this sale Saranese Hasv-M wz Rees Ar Crosse Ovr Parces. Puxorxe IMPROVEMENTS WE ARE CONTEMPLATING MAKING ON OUR FIFTH FLOON WE FIND IT NECESSARY TO RE- MOVE OUR RUG STOCK TO THE FOURTH FLOOR OF 11TH ST. BUILDING As we shall temporsrily be unable to find space to Properly display them, the only alternative left sis to reduce the sizeof thisstock. To this end we have decided to close out our entire Une of JAPANESE HAND-MADE RUGS immediately; hence the following reduced Prices, which we believe to be lower than ever ‘before named for such goods. FIRST QUALITY. 3ox00im x6 fe IE ~ e675 Turse ARE MANY ADVANTAGES TO ‘BE HAD IN OUR ART EMBROIDERY DE- PARTMENT—everything pertaining to Art ‘Embroidery—Oniahed pieces in the latest tdeas, competent sales people to confer with in regard to your work, stitches shown free of charge and ‘the lowest prices current for like goods. © frequently nowe- Gay when H's begin. Ding to wet warm and - the SPRING Lasst- TUDE cress over you | | Tu Won Oor Is ite companion tn — Fenerinse. Thaveno | enerey. Getup intne | morning tired, worn ~ ut Gothronehtheday ~~ Nl) Tired, wormont. Gote 1/1] | | | Suaxe Ir Over == Before it ete too good S erp on you You're fot strength enowh to fight it mow. You —~ ‘won't have bye and bye. ‘What you need is F 8 Wrunws & Cos Sansarannia Sansaraumia Sansarantres. A Borne A Born: — Cosrs Hous 50 Cexrs 100 Doses. [li PS Wasa & Co, = DRUGGISTR, i il —-| i==i1) ee UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE, W.. H. Hovonrox. Mra. Co. 1218-1220 F 8T. ¥, ONE ENJOYS A GOOD KEFRIGERATOR. ITS REAL COMPORT TO EVERY NOUSEKEEPER / Is the FACT that itdoos just what SHE EXPECTS OF IT. ‘Wecan scl! you. we believe, ONE of the BEST ‘Refrigerators in the market, Have you ever seen a VENTILATING Refrigerator? FOUL ODOR CANNOT remain im it because # iseo constructed that if you open it and merely clow THE DOCK of lid all impare air or impure gasos are forced out at once, and your food is free FROM ANY contaminating gas or odor. LOOK AT OUR REFRIGERATORS: BEFORE BUYING. PRICES GUARANTEED. And during next week, ending April 30, wishing to introduce to this community une of the finest Refrig- erators, we make @ special offer of 1224 percent dis- ~ count on ame, ° YOUR OPPORTUNITY. YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED. YOUR CHANCE, EVERY ONE GUARANTEED BY THE MAKERS. W. H. Hovoxrox Mra Co ep 1-3t Fos Mors. (Coal Tar Camphor. Campboretta White Tar Paper. ‘Tar Paper. Insect Powder. Ol of Cedar Wood, — , W. 8. THOMPSON, ‘Pharmacist, 703 15th at. ap21-3t As Fox Basies Ix Loxe Dursses eee gs; iF