Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1893, Page 4

4 — THE =e EVENING. STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, APRIL + ~ THE EVENING STAR. times larger than that of any other paper i= worthy of attention. It is not improbable that the Austrian government would be compelled to move adversely to Mr. Judd were he ap- pointed to the diplomatic service, but as he is merely a consular officer, with whom the Aus- trian government will have nothing to do, the | chances of a protest are few. In any event | the United States would resent foreign and | anti-semitic efforts to upset domestic and so- | cial conditions that are now most harmonious. : Be Be & o E WOODWARD AND LOTHROP, 10TH, 11TH AXD F STS, 5. W. —ee 4. igi pages SUPPLEMENT. NGS PALAGE, @ Tar Omr Prsce Ix Wasarsarox TO BUY GOOD AND WELL-MADE CLOTEING AT “FACTORY” PRICES (Which is 25 per cent less than regular prices) 18 AT THE CONSOLIDATED CLOTHING R. Nathanson. CHILDREN’S DAY. Mothera who are interested om Wttie once wit! €0 well te winit our store and inepect our line of Infant and ‘Are ‘usband, cg the city. As a lecal NEWS paper and A4-| vir, judi has no reason to be ashamed of hi¢|() you" ore ot thee tatinas. cous who SALE, littising Medium it has ne competit lineage. He comes of a great nation, now resignedly put up with = heavy PURE CANDIES, FRESH EVERY MORNING, 25, 40 AND 0c. A POUND.—BASEMENT. ee . widely scattered, but hardly the less « power. lead-like bread which your- bakes ts iS} Tt would be unjast to the national intelli- | s16n of his race have contributed marvelously | ¢ aera dae co oe cclighaians e re Oth and & tS. Bence to suppose that the decision of the | +, the advancement of civilization. His fore- eames uk Sh Ge ae ate. Ld We shall start ripping into the prices of Spring United States Supreme Court ioe a [fathers sang by the waters of Babylon when |) of connabial happinese—going on the SPECIAL WINDOW SALE HEADQUARTERS FoR Clothing, and offer « few apeciation tn Men's, Bors" Lascel ant, inst state of | é Presumption thet of course it's your and Children’s Ciothing as “LEADERS.” to give — ie enactiad np. thoughtful | A&HTiA's ancostors were howling savages. ee Seana as ek me eee, Mnutsery Axo Waars. publican idea how cheap we are really selling our Som) y Pes ‘ate TS oa That's ‘nice im you, bat how much The Lar gest Stock. goods, Gitinen. “Lascelles himself, who seems That the storage-battery is the ideal street- better it would be if you would buy or ‘Best Assortment. nothing more than s common swindler, is of 20 | -4> motor cannot be disputed. It has, crade her ® good flour with which she Lowest Prices. importance in the case, but the decision | 5.98 it be, worked reasonably well in this — bake you decent bread — J. H P For Ron ee eee Drought forth by his appeal compensated Set city, and it fe not unlikely that tho miasing link | C) of putting up with the bed, ands apaxeseE Hig Ant Porrery all the energy expended in its | epupieren ha may yet be discovered by the one local com- on bet py pe bread to be ak ae pring Paps eu ft may be lero basen ee ineness lies | PABY Which is apparently but not overzealously LIGHT, WHOLESOME and SWEET, BEGUN TODAY—CONTINUED THE {d's Dress, handsomely made Ss argument wou! utterly unavailing. Lascelles | Capitalists who have in- buy your wife ‘Misses’ and Children’s All-wool Reefer id's Dress, embroidered leated yoke was extradited from New York by the Georgia | esrb heehipape fretey have sncveeded. in Alarre F st. window contains just seventeen large pleces in Imari, Owarl and Antique Satsuma Wares— | Jackets, with wilt buttons an. anchor Noesieee ee ae a authorities on charges of being acommon cheat | "s°iine ow most of the efforts to make the 9 choicest decorations. They were imported direct, and at theselling prices quoted cannot possibly be duplicated | $] a8" At 9B. Oo Child's Dress, embroidered yoke and calla, and swindler. In the Georgia court he was tried for forgery and then he raised the objec- | tion that he could not be tried for any offenses other than those set forth in the requisition. ‘The conrt of last resort has upset the conten- tion and in doing so did much to weaken the doctrine of states rights. The ptoposi- tion advanced by the appellant, said Justice Jackson, who handed down the de-| cision, is that he has the same right to be tried alone for the crime charged in the warrant of extradiction as if he were a fugitive of justice extradited from « foreign nation. | “This proposition assumes,” continues the opin- fon, “as is broadly claimed, that the states of the Union are independent governments, hav- ing the full prerogatives and powers of nations, except what have been conferred upon the gen- eral government, and not only have the right to grant, but do, in fact.afford to all persons within ‘torage-battery idea successful, but they have not been able to prevent the equipment, in San Francisco, of what is said to be a perfect car. ‘The vehicle is thirty-four feet long, is beautifully decorated, is lighted by sixteen electric lamps, has hand and air brakes, is run by a twenty- horse-power motor and is guaranteed to climb my grade up which a horse car can be pulled. Just now Washington has a first-class under- ground electric system that works most satis- factorily and that forever estops the “cheap and nasty” trolley from further trespass within the city limits, but no matter how good the conduit motors may be they must ultimately give way before the oncoming of the storage- battery. ——— +2 ‘Three months in jail and a fine of $100 is the penalty which was yesterday meted out tos Baltimorean who attempted to bribe a juror. their boundaries an asylum as broad and secure as that which independent nations extend over | their citizens and inhabitants. The fallacy of | the argument lies in the assumption that the | states of the Union oceupy toward each other | in respect to fugitives from justice the relation of foreign nations in the same sense in which the general government stands toward inde- | pendent sovereignties on that subject. There fs nothing in the Constitation or statutes of the Tnited States in reference to interstate rendi- tion of fugitives from justice which can be re- garded as establishing any compact between th states of the Union. such as the Ashburton treaty contains, limiting their operation to par- ticular or designated offenses. On the contrary the provisions of the organic and statutory law embrace crimes and offenses of every character and description punishable by the laws of the | state where the forbidden acts are committed.’ | It will hardly be dispated that the court is cor- rect when it holds that states cannot constita- tionally enter into an agreement with each | other to define the offenses for the commission of which fugitives should be surrendered and although there may be dissent as to that portion of the opinion which says that there is no con-| stitutional or legal bar to the trial of a criminal even if he be brought from another state by unlawful violence or by abuse of legal process, the honest, lawabiding majority will hardly be disposed to cavil at it. see The President bas sensibly concluded to have s home here for himself and his family outside the official structure which is provided for his use. In again becoming a householder in this city, as be did during his first term, he can be assured of a hearty welcome on the part of the people of the District, who recog- | nize in his action another tribute to the de- sirability of this city as a place of residence. This time he has leased a house instead of buying one, as he did seven years ago. It would seem as though it was | high time for Congress to cease temporizing with the matter of providing a suitable home for our Presidents, and instead of trying the alleged economical pian of enlarging the White House, with the foregone result of spoiling that historic building, some suitable plot of ground should be secured and a house erected thereon where our Presidents could enjoy the quiet and rest of home—a poor privilege, within reach of the humblest of the land; but which, under existing conditions, is practically denied to the Chief Magistrate. i os Unless the plans miscarry Congress will next winter stand face to face with « memorial call- ing upon if to remove from the Postal Guide and the national maps thirty-nine of the forty “Washingtous” that now cause more thana little confusion in postal circles. That the proposed change will ever take place is perhaps im- probable, but the petition—which has its origin in Pittsburg—is nevertheless far from un- reasonable. There should be but one Wash- ington, and that the one in which can be| found the broadest, smoothest hizhways, the | Most magnificent pubiie buildings and the | brightest and best specimens of American brain—the National ‘There is something radically wrong with a nation’s coin whea it suffers discount in a country that is near neighbor from ocean to} ocean. Ata meeting of the Bankers’ Associa- tion of Winnipeg. Manitoba, it was decreed that from the Ist instant United States silver would be received by the bauks only in accord with a schedule of values agreed upon by the association. That schedule provides that but eighty cents shall be paid for a dollar, forty eents for a half dollar, twenty cents for a quarter and five certs for a dime. Great honors await the administration that shall make the United States dollar worth one hun- dred cents or their equivalent in every land on the face of the gi — The fact that some of the men in search of @ffice are not in circumstances which permit them to sacrifice large private salaries in order toaccept appointment should not materially prejudice their claims. ——— Chicago has, whatever the outcome of the Mayoralty contest may be, afforded « brilliant example of the possibilities of the spelling bee @2 a feature of an election. —— Poison as a homicidal means is claiming al- together too much attention from the courts and from the people. —_~02—____ The deadly clerical error has been getting in its work again in the Bering sea case. —< South America has as yet taken no steps to- ward sending up a revolution to place on ex- hibit during the world’s fair. — see Steps should Le taken toward binding Paris, Tex., over to keep the peace. ——__+ = If the possibility of Carter Harrison's defeat bogs! materialize it is not too latefor him to ome to Washington and present himself at the pie-dixpensary. akc ‘The Washington cable cars afforded some Very impressive studies in still life yesterday. = —_ From en unlocated source but with remark- able persistency have come representations to ‘the effect that Max Judd, who has been ap- pointed United States consul general at Vienna, fs persona non grata at the Austrian capital be. nase, by the accident of birth. he ix a Hebrew. It te safe to say. in view of State Department eapressions not vet forgotten by Austrian diplo- mates, that the rumors of objection to Mz. Judd as consul general will never matermlize inte anything like an official communication on the subject between the two countries. Austria and all other civilized nations are fally aware of the sentiment which in this land will not Sgainst in public affairs. Of course the radical antisemitic element of Europe will raise more or less of @ fuss because its unchristianlike ‘Bebsvior is not indorsed by the great Tepublie, Det this barking need not be regarded os | heavy. | United States than within | fornia for $5 less per flask than it is to the resi- It was a political matter and of some im- portance. A Baltimore negro, James Cooper, desired to register as a voter. Daniel Homberg obstructed and interfered with Cooper's rights | asacitizenand for sodoing was imprisoned for four months. John P. Morgan endeavored to divert the course of justice and offered Juror lames W. Paca the sum of $200 to bring about | a disagreement in the jury room. Now Mr. Morgan goes to jail for three months and must pay $100 fine. The punishment is none too Political corruption is sometimes be- All housekeepers who use ‘‘Ceres” Flour say tt “*more” bread, ““lighter® — bread, — “whiter” Dread, ‘‘aweeter* bread and ‘“‘detter” and bearing the imprint of two gold medals. All grocers sell **Ceres.” only wholesale it. Wx M. Gar & Co., Wholesale Flour and Feed Dealers, Cor. Ist and Ind. ave, nw. it 000 00000000000000 Wo OOSOOSSSOSOOSOSOSOSSOSSOSSS OSOSSOSOSSSsocoese OSOSOSSSSSSOSOSSOSSSSSSosSssosoooososooeoooes yond the law's reach, but there is no reason why any man guilty of tampering with a jury should be permitted to escape. The Postal Record complains because “an idiotic citizen of Jackson, Mich., wrote « mes- sage on the back of a Columbian stamp re- cently and mailed it.” Then it comments: uch asinine jokes give postal employes, who are already overburdened, much unnecessary trouble, and should not be tolerated.” The Record is right. Any man who would be guilty of mailing a whole Columbian stamp deserves condign punishment; he, should at least have cut it in two. Then it ‘Tight have been easily handled. Early Vegetables. ao Fe erant, New with ccervthing ‘in TAB. the shape of ‘Vegetabies, Phetever your wants are{o this line. come to us. Tp'm. Ba all day. a C. Exerrs Soxs, 97a. Sr. Wixo Cenren Manner spect SSS le oe It is quite probable that overhead electric wires will be banished from the streets of Boston. The board of fire underwriters for that city have written to more than fifteen hundred merchants notifying them that unless the business men combine to put all wires un- derground the insurance companies will ma- terially elevatetheir premiums. After Boston's recent costly experiences with overhead wires action on the part of the underwriters would hardly seem necessary. ——_++2—___ ‘When the McKinley bill was being disenssed in the Senate it was charged that American produets were sold more cheaply outside the its boundaries. There were vigorous denials, but they failed to remove several lingering doubts. Now it ap- pears that in at least one line of industry there is discrimination against the domestic pur- chaser. Quicksilver for export is sold in Cali- dent consumer. The difference amounts to over six cents per pound. Now there are firms profitably engaged in shipping quicksilver to Australia and having it brought back on the same boat. The profit amounts to nearly five cents per pound and it pays. But why should the cinnabar magnates of California make such tactics necessary? a There is a growing recognition in this city of the fact that it is much easier for @ man to write his name on a hotel register than it is to get it on the pay roll. — il Williams’ j arsaparilla. Ss. 100 DOSES 50 GENT: The headlines of this card are about all that is necessary to say to those who use Sarsaparilla. Every- body who has used Williams’ never need be told to try any other. They have convinced ves by & true test that it {s not only the cheapest, but the best—the very beat. But it ts not everybody who knows the virtue of Sarsaparilla, and those who do know and acknowledge its virtue are frequently unaware when they most need it. Now's the time. Inthe spring. When you wake up in the morning, wearied and worn, after what should have been # good night's rest. Mind that Weary Sensation. Dies II =I o Avvoting machine which works by knobs, whose colors correspond to those of the ballots, and which are preseed in to register the bailot, has been invented in New York. People who happen to be color bind will no doubt regard this as a base scheme to disfranchise them. Ul 100 DOSES 50 CENTS. | F.S. Wis & C Davearsts, it UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE. — ‘The demand for consular appointments indi- Ht SSS cates a surprising number of people who cherish the modest belief that this country could get along without their presence. —+oe The ancient profession of burglary is a little Premature in working up its Chicago fair exhibit. ———__ + ee -___ Evidence increases to justify the fear that there are not enough long felt wants to go around. — oo —____ SHOOTING STARS. “This is the fourth time you hat an office,” said the candidate's f “Yes; but it takes lots of application to suc- ceed in anything, you know.” They walked for blocks to catch a car, And not a word is spoken, What fears their trembling beings throng! Will fortune bring the car along, Or is the cable broken? ‘The Englishman who wrote “Comrades” is coming to this country and there is a horrible fear that he proposes to write “Impressions of America” and set them to music. “This is x puzzle,” sail the eandid Congress- man. ‘This extra session wouldn't add a cent to my salary; but then I draw my pay right along through vacation. I can't figure out exactly whether I'm going to get no pay for working over time or over pay for working no “I tell you, there's nothing like coolness in the presence of danger,” said J; “No,” replied Jaggins; “‘that's what keeps people from being sunstrack.” The long-winded story teller seems to base his claims to reliability on the fact that he is never short in his accounts, “I bad a terrible time on my beat last night,” said one Chicago policeman to another. ‘ootpads?”” “Yea, Two of em trying to rob each other!” Rules and Regulations. Lavatories, with tar soap and roiler towels, will be free. Scented soaps in tints. with dam- ask towels, will cost you Scents. Washing in the lake is probibited.—Chieago News Record. ——~-2—___ ‘The Poetry of Spring. Rejoice that spring approaches! ‘The time is not so far When we quit those fasty coaches And ride in the wild grip car. — Chicago News. +e Might Be Worse. Society is shocked at the announcement of Commander Whiting’s engagement to a Chinese heiress. ‘The blow would be far more terrible were she uot an heiress,—Detroit Free Press. For 37 Years FRESH STOCK. —We have been making Trunks Our Own Make. in this city, and the voluntary FRESH STOCK, _testimonialsandlong-continued Our Own Make. trade of our leading citizensare FRESH STOCK. _ the best evidence that they are Our Own Make. = made right, FRESH STOCK. If you want fine or medium- Our Own Make. priced FRESH STOCK. T, Our Own Make. — FRESH STOCK. —- You must prefer those that are Our Own Make. made here, are thoroughly FRESH STOCK. strengthened and well fin- Our Own Make. Ashed. FRESH STOCK. ney Sarcarts ax Bucs FRESH STOCK. = We can show you in an endless Our Own Make. variety of styles, sizes and FRESH STOCK. = shapes In grain leather and Our Own Make. ‘leather lined at FRESH STOCK. €2.15, $2.40, $2.75. Our Own Make. In genuine alligator, leather FRESH STOCK. _iined, at Our Own Make. $3.25, 83.50, $4.00. Learnzn Bexrs. ‘We have an unusually large stock of new things in Belts for LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. PURSES, &e. Is also the LARGEST, BEST ASSORTED and LOW- EST PRICED to be found anywhere. Tormars Taoxx Maxoractonr, 1231- Py Ave N.W. MANUFACTORY, 1218 aw 1220 E sr. xv. OUR SPECIALTIES: LEATHEROID TRUNKS, remarkable for Hightncas and DURABILITY; JOVELTY PATENT FOLDING COIN PURSES. ‘Repairing in all branches of the business properly Itte so ft -) 4 Ep my D. Warssaxe Ovsren, riepsone sus. 340-341-342 Centex Manner. in New York. A rare chance for those in quest of » handsome wedding gift. Each piece has a card with num. berand price. Any article selected will be taken from window and delivered without dolay. Several beautiful specimens of Antique Crockery on special display in Japanese Department. PORTRAIT DEPARTMENT. ‘We have opened » complete Portrait Department, where we will execute not only Crayon Portraits, but SEPIAS, WATER COLORS, PASTELS AND PASTEL CRAYONS. We have employed the best artists and uaranteo all work strietly first-class and to be entirely SAMPLES ON (ath floor... ‘satisfactory in every detail. EXHIBITION. -10th st. bldg.) Tae “Lovrse» Tomer Harmen Case, FILLED WITH BEST ENGLISH HAIRPINS, 10c. Notion Dept., 1st floor. Asovr Sour Necessary Stone Cxaxors. ‘The pressure of a phenomenally increasing business is ever showing its work within our walls. The past weeks have seen the removals of several of our de~ partments—changes for the better in point of room, light and general convenience. Our new Men's store, together with our shirt factory, now has an entire building, the main entrance to which is 1000 F st. ‘The space vacated by the Men's Department {s occu- pied by the Optical Goods Department and the Cut- lery Department—first floor, first annex. Souvenir Department has the space the Cutlery and Optical Departments had, first floor. right of main entrance. Fans and Leather Goods have been pushed out by Jewelry Department, and now have the space the venir Department filled—opposite Silver Ware. ‘You'll find it easier to shop in all these departments now—plenty of room and the proper light, Tue Corteny Deranruexr, Proud of its increase of territory, announces that it is now able to show a complete stock of the most rep- utable makes of goods. found in a first-class cutlery store. Not a small lot of Scissors and Pocket Knives, such as is usually found in a Dry Goods House, but full stock of all kinds of Cutlery at popular prices. CARVING SETS, three and five pieces, in fine plush cases, The finest ivory, celluloid, stag horn and | silver handles. TABLE AND DESSERT KNIVES, Bread Knives, Butchers’ Knives, French Cooks’ Knives. Ham Slicers and every description of Table Cutlery made by Jos. Rodgers & Sons, Geo. Wostenholm & Son, Landers, Frary & Clark, and the Lamson, Goodnow ‘Manufacturing Company. POCKET KNIVES—Over two hundred patterns, 2, ‘Sard 4 blades, with best stag horn, pearl and tortoise shell handles Combination Knives, Pruning and Budding Knives. A special lot of Boys' Knives, con- taining two blades, button hook and nail file, at 25c.— half the usual price. SCISSORS AND SHEARS—A hundred styles and sizes, carefully selected from the best makes. Be- sides the ordinary kinds usually found ina stock of this kind are Manicure Cutting-out Scissors and Shears, Embroidery Seissors, &c. RAZORS are one of our strongest point, We have the finest makes, including “‘I. X. L.,” Rogers and | tbe “Bengal.” Also Razor Strops of all kinds. A Swing Strop. suitable for barbers, we are selling for 65c.—usually $1.25, | Nail Files, Manicure Knives, Cuticle Knives, Cork Screws, &c. (ist floor. .+1st annex.) ——— Taz Orrcat, Deranruest Has also outrown its old quarters. It now occupies the entire front portion of the first annex, first floor. It ts so arranged that it islike a separate store, the | entrance being through the 1013 F st. door, affording @ quiet and secluded place where our optical special- ist can test your eyes free from annoyance of any kind. As its first bargains in its new location we offer— Solid Gold Spectacles and Eyeglasses, set with the finest periscopic lenses, —83.00— Steel Spectacles, straight or hook temples, finest Periscopic lenses, —#1.00.— Black Zylonite Eyeglasses, cork nose pieces. A bar- gain at Physicians’ of Clinical Thermometers, lasses .. +e. to $3.15 | ‘Signal Service Thermometer and Barometer ‘combined, eer | Seven-inch Tin Case Thermometers, lithographic | scale, colored spirits in tube, —10-.— Seven-inch Tin Case Thermometers, polished metal scale, mercury in tube, goa ‘Thermometers for Fancy Work—stars, crescents, ke. —10 to %5e.— U@ Prescription spectacle making a specialty. UG" Repairing neatly and promptly done. (Ist floor. --1013 F st. door.) sees Usvsvar Varues IN Bors: Szasoxanrex Crorure. 100 dozen Outing Cheviot Waists, strongly sewed, ped, laced front, cuffs, guaranteed in every A regular 50c. waist for saa — as 100 dozen Fall River Cambric Waists, nearly fifty patterns, felled seams, three plaits in back, six tucks im front, finished cuffs —25e.— Aspecial table of Hich Grade Kilt Suits that wero $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00. marked down to —83.25.— ‘The poorest pick isa bargain. About thirty in the lot—all sizes— (34 floor... 93.25. — 10th st, building. ) Exceuzext Vatvrs IN Cumprexs Corron Uxpenwear. Children’s Muslin Drawers, wide hem and cluster of tucks, —2 to 8 years, 1234. — 10 years, 15c. ; 1? years, 19. ; 14 years, 2ic. Better qualities up to 42c. Children's Muslin Drawers, ruffle of Hamburg and cluster of tucks. —26 to 55e. — (24 floor... Tae “Carrow Sewrxe Macurxe MAKES VERY LITTLE NOISE. 819.50 to $30.00, Incluafng s fall set of attachments and five-year on Woonwazp : 20TH, ITH AND F STS. ¥.W. Asovr Ovz Travexrxa Goons Deranruenr. If thero is any department that has had more thought and energy put into it than another it is our traveling goods. The daily increasing sales. even at this early stage of the season, show that our labor has not been in vain. We have all the proper kinds ina diversified assortment. Onr prices are acknowledged by all who have examined the stock to be correct. If you have the shadow of @ need in this direction a crit- ical examination is requested. TRUNKS. Our own styles and makes of Men's Stanley Trunks, French Dress Trunks, Feather-weight Trunks, Over- land Light-weight Trunks, American Tourists’ Tronks, Steamer Trunks, Metal Tranks, Canvas ‘Trunks, Sole Leather Trunks, &c. Particular atten- tion is called to our “WORLD'S FAIR" TRUNK and “WOODWARD AND LOTHROP” TOURIST TRUNK. ‘The following prices will doubtless interest you: ‘Metal Trunks, strong and well made, iron bottom, tray and hat box, good lock and catches, hard-wood slate, round top. —81.95.— Ladies Dress Trunks, flat top, waterproof canvas cover, sheet tron bottom, hard-wood slats, ““Excelsior"* lock, good hinges, deep trays and hat vox, covered steel bindings, &c. —83.75.— Our “World's Fair" Trunk is proving a great suc- cess. For rough handling it is the best trunk made, It has two brass locks, four hinges, two large Haney. bolts, eight tron railings on top and bottom, sheet steel bottom, hard-wood slats, three hard-wood stays on bottom, patent rollers, &c. Our ‘Woodward & Lothrop” Tourist Trunk is made especially for us. It is a base-wood box, covered haber rec eayas and hickory stays, with brass "ex lor” lock, 14-inch hinges, deep covered trays, muslin lining, &c. sin me 284nch $5.65. 30-inel 86.00. 82-inch 86.45. Our Special Steamer Trunk is & bass-wood bo: covered with heavy canvas, with four 14-inch hinges, “Excelsior” lock, four Taylor bolts, sheet A tom, fall muslin ining, hickory staya —t4.95.— Our *‘Columbia” Light-weight Tran! bindings and brave trinmatage —_—— 28-inch 30-inch 32inch 34-inch 36-inch 912.25. $12.75. $1550. $14.25. §iB00. TRAVELING BAGS AND VALISES. Alligator. Sealskin, Grain Leather, Bag Leaths Sole Leather. Sheepskin and Canvas ta such popular shapesasclub, cabin and Gladstone. Also Exten- sion Cases, Coat Cases, &, Waterproof Canvas Extension Cases, three stron, straps, leather handles and corners’ riveted on. 18 inches long, —o— Sete, Bags and Valises Repaired at short notice. €a- Trunks made to order. €2~ Trunks recovered. 2" Trunk locks repaired, 827 Trunks lined. a Trunk lock keys madeto order. {a TRONK STRAPS GIVEN FREE WITH EACH ta" [RUNKS MARKED FREE OF CHARGE. (ath Boor. --10th st. buliding.) aoe Basy Canzuace Devsnruesr. NEW PATTERNS AND STYLES RECEIVED DAILY. ‘We can‘save you money in this line. Come in and samine oar stock ‘ow style fine Rattan Carriage, woven cane bottom, hand-made wheels, uph@istered in silk plush, best ‘ings, fine satin parasol with lace edge, patent closing parasol rod; very handsome carriage. —810.00.— The choicest and newest designs from the most cele- brated manufacturers, in Antique Oak and Rattan, upholstered tn the finest silk plush, fine satin parasol, Hned, and edged with silk lace, standard gear, woven cane bottom, hand-made shaved-spoke wheels. Reg- ular $20.00 and €22.50 Carriages for —#15.00.-— Basy Canataces Reps. Basy Cansrace Soxpams, (4th floor. 10th st, bldg.) Ove Rersicznaton Depanruenr ‘The Jewett *‘Labrador.” All charcoal packed and made of hard wood. ‘These patterns have been in use in Washington for twenty-five years, & Lormor, 48. At... = Ladies’ and Misses’ Aii-wool Cioth Capes ‘in biack, bl gray, brot wa. $3.50) in . tailor $s festa, fall $ LES sot eet ee TT, S19 ANDKERCHIEFS. a Embroidered Scall ere operon fe. HOSIERY. adi 2, and at Shades. At ee lo. VIOLETS. Double Violets, silk and musiin, in all shades. Reg- ular value 2Uc. ‘doz. Boys’ Waists. Bors! Percale Sbirt Waists. Regular price, 250. Special pre, a 21c. 21. “gun Walste In pereate, w'pliah patterns. , Rewular price, ke.” Byseiah. lc. . 390. Boys ‘auntleroy” Waists, in white India lawn, with deep sallor cellar, full raifles down trout. "ex Mlar price, 73c. Speclitiprice, 59 Yc. Boys’ antleroy” India Lawn co lars, with wide eiabroiders om, a and on cuffs. Regular price, @1.39. Special, 98. MUSLIM’ UNDERWEAR, 100 dozen Ladies’ Muslin Drawers, deep hem and tuck yoke bands. Regular price, 2c: Special, 9c. Yo. 25 dozen Ladice’ Sfuslin Drawers, embroidered ruf- fon, fucknabove ruffies, excellent cotton. ‘Regular price, Soe. Special, Jo. lc. 290. 25 dozen Ladies’ Mother Hubbard Gowns, ood cot- ton yoke of fine tucks. cambric ruffle around neck, down Regular price, 0c. Special, ry c. 50 dozen Corset Covers made of Lonsdale cambric, Oke of fine tucks with hemstitched inserting, em: roidered edge around neck and ariaholes. Negular price, 2 e. Special, a= + : 25, 25 So. 5 dozen Ladies’ Chemise, excellent cotton, whole ote, are and Swiss embroidery. Regular price, ode. c, 11800,0UF assortment of all the latest novelties in Sfil- inery. King’s Palace, 812-814 7TH ST. it A. Kaufman, 909 PA. AVE. N.W. EASTER Go00S. STR COU TSTER PRICES. We wish to make this a AST! EASTER WEEK. Every item we offer this week an entire New Easter “RAPPERS ONCE A YEAR. wc. AJl shades of 19-inch Nonpareil Surah, including now shades of greens and hellotropes, I5c. — Now Changeable Taffeta. in all exquisite shadings, WE opened Easter Monievin oar DRESS GOODS UEPARTMENT Of All-wool Sea Foam Cheviots. ihe very inten: combina'ions and the neatest line of patterns that any one woud care to see. can bars be iota ons ae Our line of Dros Goods and Wash Materials te as large and “omplete as you will find anywhere, leaving extreme novelties aside. ‘Two more cases of C! EASTER WRAPPERS seratle FASTER PRICES... oc. Worth very near doube, hence only one to each customer. ‘The Genuine Indigo Print Wrappers, Hubbard front, 1.19. Worth very near doubje the price, hence one to each customer. French Pereale Wrappers such a line of eolort could not be found in the other weave of goods- pire inske, all sizes, Worth very near doubje the price, hence one to each customer. Is the » rice of a Handsome Light-colored Cheviot Sult, cuf and made in the latest style, and the material we | guarantee to be “STRICTLY” ALL WOOL. We consider this Suit a bargain at €15, S020 Is the price of a Beautiful Dark Cheviot Cassimere Suit, “FAC SIMILE pattern of imported moods, ALL WOOL and weil gotten up, the regular price be- ing @ Is the priceof an Excellent Child's Suit of a dark gray cheviot, double breasted and made up in the best of | style, ALL WOOL guaranteed. bg Inthe price of a First-class School Suit, single oF double breasted, pretty dark patterns and beautifully made. tiie regular price of thee Suits being @2. Is the price of a rercoat, made and Handsome Dark Cheviot Spring « made aud trimmed in the best of style. Fare chance, This will be, without any doubt, the greatest CUT in prices ever known. These are the latest ORDERS from headquarters (New York) of the Cannon Ball Clothing Company. ere are just as many mere woods to be shipped as there are here, consequently the stock is sacriliced for the want m. \d Furnishing Department we sell the ‘Washingt in our H. best Hat tor oyer known ton. idated ale, Consoli Clothin oth and DER & ni. r] 416 7m Sx NO CREDIT—QUICK SALES-SMALL PROFITS. LARGEST BOOK DEPARTMENT IN THE CITY. TRUNKS AND TRAVELING BAGS AT LO! PRICES, NEW LUNERY | ARRIVALS. | THE VERY LATEST PARIS, LONDON AND NEW YORK EFFECTS. COLORED VELVET RIBBOXS. ‘Just or icra shades monizes,lendidiy No3 No.5. No. No. 9. Be. Be. 1060. Be. ‘The four best widths and over fifty different colors. 2c AMERICAN ‘ASES HOSIERY COMPANY'S SI Ladies’ and Misses’ Hore and ‘Men's Half Hose, These goods are the run of the mills No doubt u Will find slight imperfection in every pair you joy, DUE th jaye the leading part, abd wi you'can buy Men's Genuine Lisle Hove, full reyrulat c.. 3 ir fe *) C., That are worth 50, 2 Fr Suttle ‘imperfection ts 35_D. Dozex Se ne = miata e _ article fo article—1 Ladies, Misses’ and. Boyt’ Hose all sizes, 6 to 10, poe oa Hons more ds worth ao lees than, Soo"und Soe. a pai al'at the untforss eRe Rte ccac im temo EASTER GREETINGS, A. Kaufman, 900 PA. AVE. N. W. _ eee] 1405 Naw Your Avaxcz 1 OUR MILLINERY BUYER SPrNT THE DAY IN NEW YORK MONDAY AND HAS SECURED THE VERY LATEST “AFTER EASTER” EFFECTS IN IMPORTED PAT- TERNS, UNTRIMMED ST&AW HATS, FLOWERS, &c., WHICH WE HAVE PLACED ON EXHIBITION. AS USUAL, WE ARE THE FIRST TO PRESENT THE NEW MILLINERY EFFECTS TO YOU, AND AMONG ALL THE GREAT Va- RIETY OF STYLES AND KALEIDO- SCOPE OF COLORS WE CONSIDER THESE THE PRETTIEST YET SHOWN. THE SHOWING OF THE NEW FLOW- ERS WILL INTEREST YOU, ABSO A LINE OF X PLUMES, IN THE NEW SHADES, WHICH ARE BEING USED QUITE EXTENSIVELY. CURTAINS. RUGS. $3.76. $4.48. S125. with deep hemstitch €2.69 Child's Dressembroidered an: with embroidered and hemstitched shirts... #248 Child's Dress, new effects, fancy yoke, Pleated and hematitched shirts. _..... a $3.00 Chi d's dress, very cute, empire, em \d shirred yoke, pleated and hematite! ‘Successor to B. J. BEHREND & SON, 8 7TH ST. NW. » SSSSSSSSS SSSSS SSSSSSSS SS You Men —Who have been waiting ill be glad to $S_ learn that we have received another let of S Bow $5 Shows. All siees aud styles—the deat $3 men's shoes on earth. RRL Livres: Rossers. ‘We have jost placed on sslea complete line of Ladi ‘assct™ Leather High and Low Shows. @1.50 to #2.50 per pair @e-When you want «comfortable Shoe Temember that the Ladies’ "St Louts But- ton Boot” is the easeat and most comfort Adie shoe in the world For @8, F. Crawronp, 731 71m Sz. N. W. SSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS GLOVE BARGAINS AT i LOUVRE GLOVE GO”S NEW STORE, j 937 FSt.N.W. O87 Tomorrow, Wednese day, April Sth. $1.20. Ladies’ 8. button Mousquetaires ot $1.40. ‘These enormous reductions are due to the fact thet we have so.d every pair of biack ones in these quale ties, A new supply of the latter will arrive next Frb day. Until then we shall sell the Tans, Poarla, Ox blood and Grays at above ridiculously low prices, TRIED ON AND WARBANTED, To vou who wcrar gloves size 66 We offer extraordinary inducements, as we have tay many of this particular size, to wit: 80. Gloves at $1.05 $1.15 Giovest $1.40 TRIED ON AND WARRANTED. LOUVRE GLOVE 6O., 937 F Sx N. W. 937 1 Near 10th street. EASY SHOES FOR MED. HERE'S nothing like “KAN. GAROO” for genuine comfort fm shoe leather. —Kangares leather is soft, never bardens and is the toughest licht leather to be found — Lots of imitations sold fer the article, therefore—for your own protection—buy from reputable house. RPLLLLCBRLALDLD Our Gloves at Gloves at Ove “Kasoanoo- Sreciasram — Thefamous $4.00 *"Foot- — — Form” Shoee—Laced. Con- ress, Oxfords or Southern ‘Ties, Sdifferent shapes. 05 could mot buy a better Shoe, Hil bhidd Our “Gem” €3 Welted ‘Kangaroo Laced Shoes and Gaiters. Best Shoes onearthfor the pries, a ae oon Hl Ibid ‘Wehave on band and im transit about 500 pairs REAL KANGABOO nee) ae Phoy may begours — Ar $2. — s2.00.| WM. HAHN & 60.'S RELIABLE SHOR HOUSES, 980 and 9397th ot. 1914 and 1016 Pa. eve, nz 2 Pewee LA Cor. Or Bovzzzox (Palatsbia, Pure, Refreshing and Stim wlsting? Can bemede in three minutes, thus Take « cup ef balling bet water, etirim @ quarter tenpecs Gaul meorayet Lame Cosurs =~