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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON:
MJCTIDAT .narrh 30, lSBf.
( ROW BY a. IIOVM Ed I tor.
'"?<1 ETEM.Ntt NTAK has the fullest I.?rati
(Ircalatloa af u; N>w*piy?r la Ik* Wsrld.
u *? Jk4?rriMM Xrilia la worth
??r? Iku ail Ik* *tk?r papers published
H> Wukli?in.
Gen. Newton, who, it U understood, U largely
responsible tor the retention of Major L.vdecker
in charge of the aqueduct tunnel work in the
face of strong protest, come* earnestly to the
defease of the major, in hia testimony.
He holds that an officer in charge of
a contract operation with considerable office
work coold not be expected to give much per
sonal supervision, and coold not himself be of
any great benefit against fraud. He thought
that the visits of the officer in charge wonld do
little good. Hia personal presence would do
no good, for the moment hie back was turned
the bad work would go on. He was not
anre that his presence might not do harm.
He was himself one of the commissioners of the
New York aquednct, and he noticed that the
cheater got in there. The work there was un
der the charge of a number of inspectors and
the fraud was discovered "quite accidentally.**
In General Newton's view the duty
of a superintendent is not to super
intend. He seems to agree with the opin
ion of '-the Lydecker set" that the most ef
fective supervision of the tunnel work could be
done at long range.?say from the smoking
room of a club-house. A proper perspective
could only be got at this distance!
This seems to be a pretty mortifying admis
sion to be made by an engineering officer of
the otter incapacity of his corps to superintend
a public work of this character without detect
ing that it was rotten from
beginning to end unless some
'?accident1* exposed the fraud. And it is
a hopeless prospect for the district taxpayers,
who have already been blistered to the extent
of over a million dollars to pay for Lydecker's
rotten tunnel, to know that the further prose
cation of the tunnel work is to remain under
the same engineering "supervision" that Gen.
Newton admits is so atterly incapable of super
vising.
The democrats in the Rhode Island general
assembly are credited with trying to play a
jrame of swop. Their reputed purpose is either
to unite with the Spooner faction on tho
Senatorship vote and thus create a vacancy in
the office of representative in Congress, which
they may stand a chance of tilling with a
member of their own party at a special election,
or making a bargain for their votes in some
other direction, in return for republican sup
port in the general state election of next week.
The Spooner scheme has not borne fruit yet,
and, as far as heard from, no success has at
tended the other proposal. This latter, how
ever, is the kind of program usually made and
executed in the dark, and there tan be no as
surance about it nutil it is seen how the normal
republican vote goes at the polls, and what is
done by the democratic legislators when the
general assembly meets again after adjourn
ment.
Lord Dunraven now wants to try conclusions
with the New York Yacht club, matching his
new yacht Valkyrie against the best craft they
ran produce, with the America cup for a
trophy. The length of the new yacht on the
load water line is a little under seventy feet, so
as to bring her within the second or seventy
foot class of American yachts, her beam is
fifteen and three-quarters, her depth eleven
and a half feet and her tonnage a trifle under
fifty-seven. But the most notable feature of
her makeup is the place provided for a center
board. This is itself a victory for our yachts
men before a mile has been sailed, for it is a
tribute to their superior Judgment in the con
struction of fleet light vessels. The earl is
careful to observe that he doubts whether a
board will be used, but the fact that he has
prepared a place for oue indicates that an En
glish life-long devotee of sport has found
something American which he regards as
possibly worth copying in spite of its antago
nism to all the ideas in which he has been
trained.
In view of the recent hoax perpetrated on the
press concerning the destruction of the steamer
Nipsic, the public were quite prepared to re
ceive with distrust the news from Apia pub
lished this morning. There is. unhappily, no
longer room for such a feeling. Public and
private dispatches confirm the worst tidings,
not even leaving unsettled the identity of the
fifty American officers and men who lost their
lives. The company of the flagship Trenton
escapcd destruction aud the Nipsic was only a
light loser by comparison with the Vandalia.
Admiral Kimberly is now practically master of
the situation at Apia. Mataafa is encamped
near the city with nine thousand men. Tama
sese. who holds his place as pretender, by grace
of Bismarck's support, has only about seven
hundred. The German fleet is wiped out. All
that Mataafa has to do is to take the inferior
force prisoners, as well as all the Germans in
Apia, and make them hostages for the return
of King Malietoa within a certain period. Our
admiral is in a position to interfere and save
the lives of the Germans, at least, by giving
them the protection of the American flag,
which the native loyalists all hold in friendly
respect. It will be interesting to see how the
problem works itself out, now that the storm
god has. with on? sweep of his hand, so sud
denly changed all its conditions.
m i
The good work of fence-removal goes on in ;
our city parks. Lafayette square will in a few
days be so changed that its oldest friends will
not recognize it until they have hunted out the
Jackson statue as a means of identification.
From being a cage it w: J become an inviting i
pleasure ground.
Miss Gcssik,
513 11TH STREET S. W..
Announces Her
SPRING OPENING OF MILLINERY
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, APRIL 1 AND 2.
OoRREC r STYLES FROM THE LEADING HOUSES
It OF LONDON AND PARIS.
Special Good 1 hings In W rap
pers AND TEA GOWNS.
NEW GOODS, NEW STYLES, VERY PRETTY
ONES.
A splendid line of YACHTING FLANNEL WRAP-,
PERU. In three different siiadee. made Brisque Back
with Lous* Front and Bell Sleeves, ouly S3.US.
t'HAL LI TEA GOWNS, in all the latest combina
tions. made Wan tee u Back, Fedora Front and Larye
Bell sleeves, for <4 ?8.
PERSIAN CLOTH TEA GOWNS. In Stripes and
rtfsm. made Triple Wanteau Ua k. Fedora t rout of
Cashmere. Another style with Basque Back and
Surah Effect, price (11 US.
Also an eloiraiit line of Imported Tea Gowns, in all
colors and combinations. from |l.'i #8 to |'2j.
Juet received a freeh invoice of that 4M-IN. BLACK
FISH SiH at*l per yard, and would advise Ladies
w1?hln? this to call early, as we Lave but 10 pieces.
We ha v- bad related call for this. aud succeeded ouly
yesterday id savin# our sefcud shipment, as tbe de
luaui Is remarkably larse tor this j ?>ds.
Just uiiitfujs, SAiTEXN CuK>l.lslur jttc.
Ibeee are very c heap . we txnurht them to sell for (1,
tot determined to clues out tbe first shipment of lnO
tloasti for ?*'> Come also in such colors as Pink, Com
aud Liebt Blue. besidee the White and Drab
we are the Waabitiyon Aser.ts fur tbe ?ELF-OPF.N
1NG O'KstTS. price Si This is a new Idea in the
way of C*.rseta. all trouble and anuoyance saved, no
mors breaaiuir o: steels. no beudiiic necessary, entirely
e.nent. To Introduce them speedily our
wUlbetl All sixes in slock
NURSES' APRoSS. 25c..
I??- from Flue Lawu. nicely tucked, come la longer
hsdks than tbe usual 5ioc. Aprons.
An ALL-L?~ATHt.R LINED P -CKETB006. 60c,
luads in the new abate, asperate partitions for cards:
?tcviUvt vfciU#.
See tits new thins in LADIES' SETS, made of Mull.
Plain ?juand Cuffs to match. trimmed with tbe new;
Feather-I des'' Braid. Beautiful Seta, sutlrely new.
as Bobby as yon pitas*.
PABASOLS to match all tbe new Drees Weaves.
Af^iaeoOs line.4 IMPORTED SATIN ES.
Flues* line of SOAP and PEKFC MFRU.8 always
stocked by us.
LANSEUKUH ft BRO,
?a*a 4*0. 4W. 424. 4?6 7th St
Gentlemen* Hats.
Spem^stylea, aew sad stylish Silk Hats, ?&, 90, ?7 ,
sa4|?#
Derby Hats la all the lew colors. *2.60. tS. #3 50
94ea4*6. areata for "louiaansV'Enox" New Yi*k
Hals sad Henry Hestb. London ?
B. B. MI1NEMETZ * SONS.
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814 SEVENTH STREET N.W.
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ALL ARK CORDIALLY INVITED.
KINO'S PALACE.
?14 SEVENTH STREET.
X. B?No connection with other establishment
on 7th itml. mh30-lm
IJSOR ONE WEF.K ONLY! EXTRA-HEAVY FANCY
ruattiutr. 15c. ; worth 25c. W e ali*o ?e?ure<l another
lot of tine Japan* se Jointlt ?m Matting, sliirh'ly soiled,
at 1 **r.; Worth 4l?c. Call early at BLl'M'S,
Dih.'iO-\>V 745-747 8th at a ?
W ? 31. Shuster & Sons.
New Patterns in CHINA SILKS. ?
NEW WOOL DRESS GOODS.
NEW SCOTCH GINGHAMS.
We have opened in the past few days choice lines in
the above roods. REAL CHINA SILKS at $1.00 In
rery choice patterns.
We hare a Splendid BLACK CHINA SILK
it 91.00 and El. 25, and a great bargain
Is Cne Black Surahs, at 63c. This is a
ipeclal price and cannot be duplicated. New lot of
Priestley's and Lapin's Black Goods. New lot of
?hoice styles in Parasols and Sun 1'uibrellM at very
moderate prices.
Striped Dimity or Jubilee Stripes, at 15c., worth
J7*c.
M. SnUSTER k SON3.
mh30 819 PENS. AVE. N.W.
LADIES' SWISS RIBBED VESTS. 17c.: WORTH
lt?'. Children's Ribbed Vests. 9c.; worth 15c.
I*e Stri|--s. 4V pr. id.; worth 8<\ lOOstylesof
! hallies ht 5c. pr. yd. Call early at BLUM'S, 745 747
Hth st s.e. mh:<0-St'
Great Closing Sale Of Julius
LANSBURGHS
Extensive Stock of Carpets. Eurnitnre. Lace Cur
tain". ami Upholstery Fabrics now in protrress Not a
t>oll?r's \?i rtti ot the present Stock to be taken into
the new buildimr. now in the course ot construction at
the corner < f 13th and F sis
patent Win.low Shades, 2 yds. long, 22c.
1.500 Body Brussels Hassorks, 25c. each.
2,000 < ornice Poles. Brass Futures. 21c.
3.000 Pairs bra-s Curtain Chains, lie. pair.
250 Roll* China Ma'tlntr, 40 yd* for 44.
2.000 Wooden Kitchen Chair*, 15c.
5.000 yards stair I tticlotb. Sc.
2.>0 yards Embossed Mohair Plush, 41.
300 English Felt 1 >ruKirets. 45c. l*=r yard.
6n0 Woven W ire Bed Si rinif*. i.'I.
500 Hair Mattresses, 0 lbs, silen
resses, 0 list, splendid quality, #0.
2.500 Smyrna Rutrs.41.?5, :j5, 42.H5, 44 47) and
? G.i'O. beintf reduced respectively i'roui 42.7a, 43.50,
44.50, ? and $10.
15, ?4
2T3,
15.0O0 yards uf all kinds of Carpets st prices that
will cause you to buy.
In addition to the above we have to ahnounce the
?ale on MONDAY MOltNINO at our store of all the ef
fects lately contaiuedlu the new Maltby House, fur
bUht-dby us completely four w eks two. and returned
to at in as *ood condition as when we delivered it
A rare chance to procure the greatest bargain., ever
ottered; we mention in part
125 Antique Oak Bed Suits, Beveled-Plate Mirrors,
3 Pieces, <?-/4.
15 Antique Bed Suits, Beveled-Plate Mirrors. 3
pieces, 4','2.
^ 125 box-Spring Mattresses, at (8.50; regular price,
15 Parlor Suita. from 4 >0 to (150; about one-half
reifular rates.
125 Hair Mattresses. 40 pounds, splendid quality, at
each.
250 Feather Pillows and Bolsters, at 28c. per pound.
1,000 li d Sheets, best quality, t>.>c each.
1.500 lillow Slips, best quality, ISc. each.
500 Pairs Blankets, from $1.50 to $4 per pair; a
baryain at double the money.
200 Marseilles Quills, of the best quality, at E2
each.
500 Linen To Wfls, at 12Vfc. apiece.
500 Small Linen Table Covers, very fine quality, at
75c apiece.
Linen Tray Covers. Napkins. Doylies, Chairs. Rock
ers, all of the finest and best, at remarkable low prices.
The above represents a sale of 415 000 worth, and
it is impossible for us to enumerate everything.
TERMS CASH.
SALE COMMENCES MONDAY MORNINQ
AT OUR STORE, 315 7TH ST.
nih23-3u JL'UCS LANSBURGH,
ABAREOFFER? MEN'S UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS,
made of (food muslin. 2100 linen bosom, rriu
forred front and back, patent (russets, 50c. Men's
Fancy Fiannel Shirts, fast colors, 3Uc., worth 50c.
Call early at BLt SI'S. 745-747 StU at. a^. uih30-2t*
3Iadame Roiir.
SPRING OPENING
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, APRIL 1 AND 2.
Novelties in Children's Dresses and Fine Millinery.
No Cards.
?nh30-2t* 037 F STBtET K W
Mrs. I, A . Slater.
931 F STREET N.W.,
Is sow prepared to exhibit to the public her spring
styles la
IMPORTED BONNETS
MO
It ENGLISH ROUND HATS.
\V1NLS AND UQUOkfk ~
Guaranteed strictly pure.
KOLB PAABMACV. 7TH AND E ST8. N. W.
Pure Bolland Gin. pints, reduced to 50o.
Alham bra sherry, luiiorted, pinta, reduced to 50c.
Spanish Port, line and oid. pints, reduced to 50c
Jamaica Rum. star and Garter brand, reduced to 60c
Halt pints ot above, 25c.
Also, DomesUc Go.sU, California Brandy, Blackberrr
Wine and Branuy, Medlord Hum. California Porta and
8hemes. AB st icraaily reduced pricea. mh30-3t
1'oRTY T HOUO HTS,
Lest wltH JestM U^uUob ^ ChHstuid otk? Books
U. C PCBSELL. Bookseller,
mh30 41s rnh si
Before you start take aw accident
POLICY IN THE TRAVELERS.
The Laisreal and Strongest Accident lusursn. s Com
pany in the World. Covers Travel Wherever there la
CI vUixed Government. More Liberal in its Protection
than Any Other Company Money on Band to Pay
Losses. Provides (or immediate Payment of Insur
ant in case of Death by Accident, and Weekly Indem
nity in t-aeeof Disablement. Insute in 'ihe Travelers.
WAMJULX CUCIATE, Agent, 1307* F St. Iuh30^o3r
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APRIL 1st, 2d, 3d.
On Mondsy, Tuesday and Wednesday we will show
advance Style* of SPRING BONNETS and ROCND
HATS.
Ton are cordially Invited to inspect same without
farther invitation.
We hope to see you MONDAY, TUESDAY or wed
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EDWIN C. BURT ft CO.'S LADIES' SHOES.
BEST QUALITY, STAMPED and warranted.
$7.00 Turned Sole French Eid Button, for $.'>.25
6.00 Walking Sole French Eid Button, for.... 4.25
6.00 Patent Leather Tip Walking Boot, Spring
Weight, for 4.25
<2 styles.)
4.50 Turned Sole Oxford Ties, for 3.00
3.00 Misses' Spring Heel Button Eid and Goat. 2.00
3.00 Ladies' Russett Oxfords for 2.00
(Our own special make.)
These are all new roods made for this spring trade,
not bankrupt, damaged, carried over, or Job lot goods.
We do this to advertise. It is costly, but it pay?.
ARTHUR BURT ft CO?
1211 F STREET N. W.
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NATION
And you will find what has been discovered.
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We are in a position to help you to prepare for Easter
with the many bargains and novelties we're allowing
in our various departments.
DBY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
At 12^c. a yard we are showing no less than 50 dif
ferent patterns of Satines. Elegant styles and posi
tively worth 20c. per yard.
At 7Hc. a yard we are offering a caao of Androscog
gin Cotton. Every housekeeper knows that thia cot
ton is sold at 9c. a yard.
At 8c., 10c., 12Hc. we sre showing the most csre
fully selected stock of Ginghams ever shown by us.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
At 69c. we are ahowing a line of Ladies' 4-Button
Emb. Back Kid Gloves in a'.l the leading Spring Shades.
This Glove ii a decided bargain. At 75c. we are offer
ing a Ladies' 5-Bntton or Foster Hixik Glove in the
latest Spring Shades also in black. If you can appre
ciate a bargain this is one.
HOSIERY department.
At 25c. a pair we are showing the most elaborate line
of Ladies' Fancy or Plaiu Colored Hose ever shown by
any one house in this city.
At 35c. a pair the Ladies' Hose we are showing can
only be appreciated by you by seeing them; comment
is unnecessary.
AND MANY OTHER BABGAINS
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mh2?-4t DOUBLE COMBINATION.
P HILADELPHIA StORE
Spring and Summer Underwear, in me
dium weight and gauze, for ladies, men,
and children. One lot Swiss Ribbed Vesta
for ladies, made to sell at 25c.; fully
worth that-, our price, 12Mc,.or 75c. per
dozen.
New Spring Hosiery, Balbriggan, Solid
Colors, and Fancy Stripes. Two great
specials In Balbriggan Full-Fashioned
Hose; 12Mc. and 25c. Can't be matched.
Spring Gloves.?Lisle Thread. Spun Silk,
Taffeta, and Pure Silk, Black and Colors.
Beaded Wrap*. *4.50 to $20.
New Spring Dress Goods, 8Ilka. Black,
and Colors. Caahmeresand Henriettas, all
the lstsst shades.
Sstteens and Glnghama.
Just received, 800 Bolls of Matting, GO
Piece* of Oil-Cloths.
Your opportunity to secure great bar
gains in Nsw and Fresh Goods.
CABHABT ft LEIDY.
uh30 *-? 7th sod 700 X at. m.w.
Fbcit 'Trees.
GRAPE VINES, EVERGREENS,
SMALL FRUITS, fto.
SHADE TUBES. ??????
BHBrB8- HOSES, ft*
GARDEN AMD FLOWER SEEDS,
Of Finest Quality.
EVERYTHING IX THE TREE. PLANT. OK SEED
LINES AT
JOHN HAUL'S,
mhSO-St* SSI 7th sL. ow. Patent Office.
Monday And Tuesday.
APRIL 1 AND 3,
FOURTH GRAND
SPRING AND SUMMER OPENING
AT TBC
"LONDON BAZAR,??
715 M ARKET SPACE.
or
FRENCH AND AMERICAN PATTERN HATS AND
BONNETS, SPRING WRAPS. BEADED WRAPS,
BLACK. AND WHITE CHANTILLY
LACES AND SWISS FLOUNCING!
We have spired neither money nor time to make
this, our FOURTH GRAND SPRING OPENING, a
s access. We invite the ladies of|tbe District and the
neighborhood to call on us and take in the great FEAST
OF NOVELTIES in all the latest styles.
Our Infanta' Outfit Department comprises every
thing the word Outfit includes. Our Long Cashmere
Coats at S2.25 are some-thing you will have to look at.
They are embroidered on the collars and cuffs.
Our departments of following articles, Kid Gloves,
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Hosiery. Fancy Goods, Corsets, Lace Caps, Underwear.
Silks, Satins, Ribbons, Fans, Jewelry, and Parasols are
complete.
Call and see the Grand Opening Monday and Tues
day, April 1 and 2,
AT THE
LONDON BAZAR, 715 MARKET SPACE.
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AY ill You Come?
MESSRS. SAKS AND COMPANY PRESENT
THEIR COMPLIMENTS AND BEG THAT
THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON AND VI
CINITY WILL FAVOR THEM WitH THEIR
PRESENCE ANY DAY DURING NEXT WEEK
-MONDAY TO SATURDAY-THE OCCASION
BEING THE FORMAL OPENING OF THEIR
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN NOVELTIES
IN BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S OUT FITTINGS
-CLOTHING. FURNISHINGS, HATS AND
SHOES.
THEY ASSURE YOU THAT NOT A STONE
HAS BEEN LEFT UNTURNED TO BRING
INTO YOUR PRESENCE ALL^tHT. MERITO
RIOUS PRODUCTIONS OF TWO CONTI
NENTS-AND BEFORE ENTERING THOR
OUGHLY UPON THE SEASON'S BUSINESS
THEY SHALL BE GLAD TO HAVE YOU IN
SPECT THEIR STOCK.
THE DISPLAY TAKES PLACE ON THEIR
SECOND FLOOR - ACCESSIBLE BY ELE
VATOR.
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I^INE OLD RYE WHISKY - FINE OLD RYE
whisky reduced from 7oc, to 60c. for I luts; half
pints, 2hc. KOLB PHARMACY.
Inh2?,:l0.apl 7th and E.
CI REAT DISCOVERY AT THE DOUBLE OOMBI
W NATION,
1241 and 124:1 11th st. s.e.
To-morrow (Saturday) will tell the tale. mh29-4t
S. Oppf.nhf.imer <fc BrO'8.,
DECORATIVE ART ROOMS,
514 ttth street n.w.
EARLY SPRING NOVELTIES FOB HOME DEC
ORATIONS.
Handsome Irish Point Squares, new designs; $1.75.
Handsome bcarf to match lri?h l'uint, 13.50.
IK) doz. Handsome Chair Scarfs at 25c.
Handsome China Silk bcarf*. Painted. (1.50.
Butcher Linen bureau tcarls. 25c.
Moiuie cloth Bureau Scarfd. frimred, 40c.
Handsome Hemstitched Bureau Kcarfs il.
Hemstitched Linen Pillow shams. Ml.76 pair.
Hemstitched Linen I ray Cover, 5uc.
Moiuie Cloth Tray Covers at 25 and 40c.
Bolton Sheeting Sofa cushions, ktamiied. 25c.
Bolton Wheeling Table Covers, stamtiedTuOc.
Handsome new designs In Cut Work for Scarf*,
Squares and Doyliea.
New designs and Commenced Tambour Work.
New Linen Material for Embroidery Work; Bolton
Sheeting,72 inches wide.SOc yd: Linen Bolton Sheet
ing. 72 inches wide, ?1.60 yd; 300 pairs 25c. Pillow
Shame, new designs, at luc.; bilks and Lineuain every
shade for Embroidery purposes. Stamping done while
S?u
complete, 25c.: Bracket a, 6 to 15c. pair. At
ta24-am TBOTX'H, 152014th at. a. w.
JUTTING THE CUTTER* - 3
V glish tooth bruah; 7a. for i pos
WE ABE REACHING THE BOTTOM OF OCR
wet goods in our basement; 7 cases discovered
wet. Call to-morrow.
mltStHK BOCBLB COMBINATION.
Novelties In Black Goods.
seat x PERRY
INVTTE9 AX INSPECTION OF HT8 ELEGANT
STOCK or IMPORTED BLACK grenadines
AND si1 KINO TEXTURES. ELEGANT BLACK
BEADED SILK GREN ADINES.
NOVELTIES in SATIN STRIPED and direc
TOIRE BROCADED SILE GRENADINES AT #L50.
#1.75 A?u f*
SEW BLACE TWISTED 8ILE GRENADINES AT
?1, $1.25 AND $1.50.
i'in S BLACK SILK AND WOOL hernanies
FROM 75c. tu ? 1 25.
SEW BLACK SEWING SILK ORESADINKS AT
11.25. $1.50,$1.75 AND #2.
w BLACE CREPE CHINE JAPANESE AND
CANTON CREPES RANGING FROM $1 25 TO
?2 50.
soveltie8 IN LUPIN'S BLACE SERGES AND
CAMEL'S HAIR GRENADINES WITH OTTOMAN
SILK SIDE BANDS FOR TRIMMING RASGlNG
FROM (1.50 TO *2.50 PER YARD
COMPLETE STOCK OF LUPIN'S FUFNCH MOURN
ING GOODS. INCLUDING ALL THE ? NEW
WEAVES'' FOR SI RING AND SI MMER WEAR
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN 40-INCH A li-WOOL
BLACK NWS VEILINGS AND HENRIETTAS
AT 60c A Y ARD.
NOVELTIES IN BLACK brtlliantiner AND
S1LE warp MOHAIRS RANGING FROM 50c. TO
?1 50 A * ARD.
li p1.v8 CARMELITE VEILS WITH BORDERS ALL
AROUND RANGING FK< M #3.50 TO #.V
COCRTAl LD,S ENGLISH CKEPES AND VEILS,
PRIESTLY's CELEBRATED SILK W ARP HEN
BT PTTAQ * ? ? ?
HE! ?
ING 75c TO 11.50.
r^rhm?-Vh,^In.^s1,lvk9" at lowest PRICES.
^ect prjc^ PLAIN figures AND CoR
8EAT0N PERRY,
Building, Pennsylvania avenne, corner of
9th street. Established 1840. it
A B q A I n S .
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we hare another lot of our #15 Chamber Suit*,
antique oak finish; also a line of better govxis that have
been marked down to clone out the styles. Our $35
Seven-piece Parlor Suit is the Ixst value lor the money
ever offered. The higher priced suits have been re
duced to price* that cannot be duplicated. Our $7
Book Case is the best in the market. The Revolving
Office chairs t $4.50 is a bargain.
Our $','5 Desk, with rolling top, is not only the
cheapest but most convenient desk to purchase.
MATTING AND OILCLOTHS department.
We have received our entire importation of whits
and Fancy China Mattings, and are showing the larg
est and most complete line in the city at the lowest
prices, in which will be luund the following special
bargains:
3(H) roll* White Matting, at #3.60 per roll of 40
yaril.
?>00 rolls Fancy Matting, at #4 per roll of 40 yards.
200 roll* extra heavy Taney Matting, at 17>%o. per
yard.
260 rolls extra heavy White and Fancy Matting, at
25c. per yard.
One yard, ore and a half and two yards wide Oil
cloths, at 19c. per square yard.
RUG department.
#1 Smyrna Mats, 10 in. x 32 in., 50c. each.
$1 50 Smyrna Mats. 18 in. x 30 in., 75c. each.
$2.50 Smyrna Rugs, 1 ft 9 in. x 3 ft. 9 in., $1.25
each.
$3.50 Smyrna Rugs, 2 ft 2 in. x 4 ft. 6 in.. $1.75
each.
$4.50 Smyrna Rug*. 1 ft. 6 in. x 5 ft, #2.50 cach.
#0.50 Smyrna Rugs, 3 ft. x ti ft,, $3.75 each.
$10.25 Smyrna Rug*. 4 ft. x 7 ft., $0.25 each.
#30 Tapestry Carpet, 10 ft. 6 in.xl4 ft. C in.. $20.
$28 Tapestry Carpet, 10 ft. 0 in.xl3 ft. 2 in.. $18.
$28 Tapestry Carpet, 10 ft. 6 in.xl2 ft. 9 in., $18.
$?-'5 Tapestry Carpet, 8 ft. 3 in.x 14ft.. $10.
$28.50Tapestry Carpet, 1 Oft. 6in.xl2ft. 9in. $15.
$20 Tapestry Carpet, 9 ft. 8 in.xl2 ft. 6 in, $10.
$25 Velvet Carpet. 8 ft. 3in.x8 ft. 3 in., $15.
$27 Velvet Carpet, 8ft. 8 in.x9 ft. 9 in , $15.
$19.50 Tapestry Carpet. 8 ft 3 in.xll ft. 3in? $1(1.
$35 Velvet Carpet, 10 ft. 0 in.xl3 ft. 6 in, $22 50.
$26 Tapestry Carpet, 10 ft 0 in.xl2 ft. 9 in . $15.
$22.50 Tapestry Carpet, 9 ft. 4 in.xlOft. 8 in., $12.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
During the fall and winter aeason Just past we accu
mulated a large uumlier of remnants of all kinds of
carpets, in lengths running lroin 5 to 40 yd*., which
we offer at a great reduction from the regular price*.
Get the size of your room and call and see us. We also
have a large number of made up carpets and rugs,
which we offer at les* than cost.
UPHOLSTERY department.
T he following are a few of the special Bargain* in
goods lor furniture Covering. if you require any
goods or furniture re-covered write or call lor samples
and an estimate.
8 pieces Mohair Plush reduced from $1.50 to $1.
8 pieces Mohj ir Plush reduced from $2 to $ 1.25.
6 pes. Tapestry reduced from 75 and 05 to 35a
6 pc*. Tapestry reduced from $1 to 75c.
3 pc*. Tapestry reduced from $1.50 to#1.10,
3 pes. Tapestry reduced from $1.25 to 90c.
6 pes. Tapestry reduced from $ 1.75 to $1.25.
4 pes. Tapestry reduced from $2 to $1.50.
2 pes. Tapestry reduced from $2 25 to $1.65.
175 yd*. Cretonne reduced from 25c. to 12>&<3.
LOOSE COVER GOODS.
400 yd*. Dimity at 16c.
500 yd*. Dimity at 22Ha.
600 yd*. Dimity at 30c.
450 yds. Dinuty at 33'fc.
600 yd*. Dimity at 35c.
575 yds. Dimity at 40o.
COO yds. Dimity at 45c.
600 yd*. Dimity at 50c.
These good* are our own importation and Are of
extra value.
We give special attention to cutting and fitting Slip
Covers for furniture.
Curtain Poles, with brass trimming*, 19c. each.
Six (6) feet Window Shades at 25c. each.
Hammocks from $1 to $5 each.
adjustable WIRE-WINDOW SCREENS.
Wire-Window Screens made to order.
Bicycles from ?18to $32 each.
Velocipedes from $3 to $7.75 each.
Tricycles from $7.50 to $21.50 each.
Japanese Portieres from $4 to $ 12 each.
refrigerators.
We show the largest assortment we have ever had.
Call and see them, or write tor catalogue. There are
over 100 different styles, varying in price from $2.75
to 450.
BABY CARRIAGES.
We have over 100 different styles of Baby Carriage*,
from $5 to $50. W e sell all the Parts, and can make
Carriages to order, or repair them, at short notice.
Write for catalogue if you cannot call and wsj?ct
the (tock.
W. B. muses & son.
So*. 520, 522,524, 526. 528. and 530 11th *t. n.w.,
AND
So*. 1100 *nd 1102 F st. n.w.,
. Washington. D. C.
Furniture, Carpet*, Upholstery Good*, Interior
Decorations, &c , 4c.
manufacturers' AGENTS
For English Bra** Bedstead* and Cribs, Hartford
Woven Wire Mattresses Parquet Flooring, Mosaic
Wood Flooring, Venetian Biinds, Moorish Fret Work,
Berlin Carpeta, Steel Door Mats. Best Carjiet sweeper*.
The Cataract Washing Machine and Lace Cui tain
Stretchers. mh30
Our Claim Is
NOT TO CARRY |THE LARGEST STOCK
OR THE LOWEST PRICED GOODS, BUT TO
HAVE THE NEW EST AND MOST FASHION
ABLE STYLES. TO CARRY ONLY SUCH
GRADES AS wt CAS RECOMMEND AND
WARRANT, and TO sell AS LOW AS
the CHARACTER ASD QUALITY OF our
GOODS will ALLOW.
"WE buy fob CASH, and THEREFORE
BUY CHEAP. WE sell MOSTLY for
CASH, and, AS our EXPENSES are
SMALL. CAS AFFORD TO sell ' CLOSE"
the SPRING STYLES for BOYS
abe UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE THIS
SEA80N, the BROEEN PLAIDS WHICH
are SO fashionable BEING PARTICU
LARLY ADAPTED for LARGE BOYS' and
SMALU BOYS' SUITS.
OF COURSE the MORE "pronounced"
COLORS and PATTERNS BELONG spe
CIALLY TO THE SMALL BOYS, WHILE the
LESS CON8PICUOU8 STYLES SUIT THE
LARGER BOYS BETTER.
WE HAVE JU8T COMPLETED OUR LINES
OF THESE GOODS. SOME OF THE BEST
STYLES COME OUT LATE. AND WE WILL
TO-MORROW. SATURDAY, PLACE UPON
OUR TABLES THE NEWEST AND MOST
STYLISH GOODS FOB BOYS PBODUCED
BY THE BEST SEW YORK MANUFAC
TURES.
WE INVITE A CAREFUL comparison
OF OUR GOODS AND PRICES WITH TH08E
OF ANY OTHER HOUSE HANDLING THE
SAME GRADE
WE PAY particular ATTENTION TO
NEW AND STYLISH GOODS. NOT FORGET
TING THE POPULAR PRICES.
E. B. BARNUM k CO.
mh29 ?il PENNSYLVANIA ATE
TTnapproached And Unapproachable
bargains.
Double-width all-wool Spring Dress Good*, recently
60c, now 29c.; Double-width Cashmere, 25c : All
wool Twilled Bathing Flannel, recently 30c, now 19c.;
6-4 all-wool Ladle*' Cloth, recently 75o? now 69c ;
ww.i uww vo\ . , i/vuoii- niuiu vmuiucia, wot .
wool Twilled Bathing Flannel, recently 30c, now 19c.;
6-4 all-wool Ladle*' Cloth, recently 75a, now 69c ;
Gurnet Oros-grain silk, recently $1.75. new $129;
Beautiful 8atinea, 12h, 15,and30c..Check Nainsook.
5?e.; Lonsdale Cambric, 9?a.: Dr. Warner** Corset*.
05o7; Monarch Shirt, worth $126, now 97a; regular
made balbrfcfgan Hoes, 19c.; Table Linen, Towel*.
pi ALL TO-MORROW AT THE DOUBLE COMBI
u . NATION
And you will find what has bean discovered
Three great things irom our basement. bhwtt
Mox DAY'S DliLI fclOEE N KWg"
WOODWARD fe LOTHROP.
We shall tsau?rurmU our Annual Si nn* Sale
of Linens ud Housekeeping Goods on MON
DAY. APRIL 18T. W? bar* made extensive
preparations for this sale. and if we sold nothing
but l.inens *? oould not sen* jrou better. We
keep eome of all the beet Linens of tbe
world, Irish. Scotch, German, and French
Linens, in strong. substantial qualitiea.
In every variety of pattern and dea%-n
that U new and desirable Most of cor
Linens come from Belfast, Ireland, which
is the very fountain-head of the finest. moat
artistically woven, and moat perfect Linens of
the world. Von bare long recognised na aa
being headquarters for Linens. Sum.-a it to
aay, then, that we have outdone oumelrvi In
the selection and buying- of this prevent atork.
and thia aale offer* an exceptionally grand
opportunity to Proprietor* of Hotels. Plata,
Apartment ? Houses, Restaurants, Dining
Rooms, Boarding Houses. Director* of Public
and Private Institutions. Steamboats. and to
Housekeepers in general to lay In a supply of
these roods to lo^t tor some time, as it la safe to
aay prices will never t?e lower than they are at
present.
BARGAINS IX TOWELS.
We have bought only good, substantial quali
ties, of Pure Linen 3'lax, well Pleached aud of
thorough durability. Vou will never have
offered you a whit better values than these.
1,000 Dozen 18 by 30-inch All Pure Linen
Hack Tiwels, good even Tliread, grass bleached,
soft quality, and an extraordinary value ONLY
12Hc each. No less by the dozen.
fiOO Dozen of the same style Towel as above,
a little larger and heavier, yet equally as good
value for Its price. Only 18c. each; 4-' per
dozen.
300 Dcrcn 21 by 4'-* inch Extra Quality Huck
Towela, heavy grade, and usually sold for mora
money. We are enabled to offer it as a "sj?* lal
drive*' at 22c. each; 42.50 per dozen.
W'e have unquestionably the largest, finest,
and most magnificent assortment of
TWENTY-FIVE CENT TOWELS
ever shown in Washington city. In this lot
you will find Towels that have at one time re
tailed for as much as Twelve aud Fifteen cents
more, and we take more than ordinary pleasure
in placing this unequaled variety of Twenty
five Cent Towela before our customers. The
assortment embraces Huck Towela. Double
Huck Towels, Damask Towela, Double Damask
Towels, liird-eye Towels. Turkish-Bath Towels.
4c., in Ail-Wlute snd Colored Border*? the
borders guaranteed in every instance to be ab
solutely fast color.
On Monday we shall offer you your choice of
twelve different styles of Towels at 25 clsnte
each; among which the most conspicuous val
ues will be:
24 by 48 in. Damask Towels.............25c.
23 by 45 in. Huck Towels ,*25c.
22 by 42 in. Double-Huck Towe:s 2.5c.
22 by 4-J-in. Knotted fringe Towels....2oc.
24 by 44 in Hemstitched Towela 25c.
Also others with Plain and Knotted-fringe, all
White, and with fancy Colored Borders.
ONLY 25c. EACH.
W'e carry at all times a sufficient quantity of
each particular style to supply all demands.
We are equally well-stocked in the liner grade
of All-Linen Towels, in Hemstitched and Em
broidered effects, for particular use. The up
per end of the Towel price list is $5.
ROLLER TOWELS 500 Ready-made End
less Roller Towels, size 2>* yards long, only
35c. each. 84 per dozen.
KITCHEN TOW ELS.?100 doz. Ready-made
Crash Kitchen Towels, only 41.20 and 41.50
per dozen.
GLASS TOWELS.?100 dozen Ready-made
Checked Ulaaa Towels, only 12.%c. each.
TOWEL 8 FOR THE BATH.
We have every best kind. Both Terry arid
Turkish Linen, in plain and fancy, and all sizes,
from the smallest to the sheet size.
1.000 doz. Turkish Towela, size 16 by 31
inch. 8c. each; 75c. per doz.
1,000 doz., 18 by 36 inch. Turkish Bath
Towels, only 12>tfc. each.
500 doz., 20 by 40 inch. Turkish Bath
Towels, only 18c. each, 42 per doz.
Fine Turkish Bath Towels, size 20 by 40
inch, plain white and fancy,only 25c. each.
Fine Bleached- Turkish Bath Towela, size 24
by 50 inch, only 37Xc. each.
Fine Turkish hath Towels, size 25 by 57 inch,
in plain white and fancy bordered, only 50c.
each.
Fine Brown Turkish Bath AU-Linen Towels,
size 24 by 52 inch, only 50c. each.
Same, Fancy Striped, 50c. each.
Extra-fine Brc.wn Turkish Bath AU-Linen
Towels, with Red Stripes, size 24 by 48 inch,
only 75c.
Extra-fin and extra-lsnre Brown Turkish
Bsth Towela, size 30 by 56 inch, only 41.25
each.
Turkish Bsth Sheets, size 2 by 2H yards, only
43 and 43.50 each.
Turkish Terry Bath Mittens, 20c. per. pair.
Turkish Linen Bath Mittens. 25c. per pair.
CRASHES. For rood money's worth we be
lieve these three lots to be unrivaled.
lot 1?150 pieces 18-inch Twilled Cotton
Crash. Only 5c. per yard.
Lot 2?75 piece* 18-inch Bleached all-Linen
Crash. Only per yard.
Lot 3-50 pieces 20-inch Twilled all-Sootch
Linen Crash. Only 12^c. per yard.
These should meet with a very spirited de
mand. as better values have not been offered.
We also have Rusxia Crashes, 10, 12H, 15c.
per yard.
18 and 20-inch Twilled all-Linen Crashes,
l'?H. 14.15,18 and 20c. per yard.
Plaid Crashes, all-Linen, 12.1*, 15 and 20c.
per yard.
FIXE DAMASK SETTS.
W'e liave a particularly handsome line of Da
mask Seta, and quote the following special
values:
White Damask Luncheon Sets, with colored
borders, aooompajied with 1 dosen 4-8 Nap
kin* to match. Colorings Pink, Salmon, Navy
Blue, Cardinal, Mixtures of Blue and Copper.
Orange and uray, Cardinal and Blue, fee.
2 by 2H yards, 44 per aet.
2 by 2H yards. Fringed. 46 per aet.
2 by 3 yards, 45.50 per set.
Colored Damask Linen Luncheon Sets both
in Plain snd Knotted Fringe, with 1 dozen 4-8
Napkins to mstch. Colors Gray snd White,
Blue and Gray, Old Gold and White, Canary
snd White, Pink and White, Light Blue and
Silver, Orsnge snd White, 4c.
Size 2 by 2)4 yards, 45.50, 46.50, 47 50, snd
412 ier set.
Size 2 by 3 yards, 47 and 48 per set
Size 2 by 3H yards. 47.50 aud 48 per set.
Size 2H by 3 yards, 49 per set
Size 2H by 3H yards. 410.50 per set.
Bleached German Damask Table Seta, hand
some knotted Fringe. 1 dozen 4-b Napkins to
mstch. variety of designs.
2 by 2 yards, only 44.50 per set
2 by 21* yards, only 46 per aet.
Hemstitched German Linen Damsak Table
Sets, with heavy knotted fringe, one dozen 4-8
Kspktns to mstch.
2 by 2X yards, 410. *12, 416 sad *18 par
aet
2 te 3 yards, 411.50.415 sod 818 per set
Elegant White Sstir Damask Tsbls Sets,
superior quality in handsome patterns, with
one dozen H Napkins to mstch.
2 by ZH yards, 87.60 per est.
S by 3 yards. 48 per aet.
2K by Tarda. 812 to 835 P?r set
2H by 3 yards, 815 to 840 par set
2H by 3* yards. 815 to 4*5 per ast
214 by 4 yard*. 427 50 per sst
2* by 4K yards. 430 per set
2H by 5 yards, 836 per set.
(Second toor.)
WOODWARD 4 LOTHBOP,
Oar. UthaadF ate. a. v.
At The P*u? rotau
os MOSPAT. mil lr?,
Will be offered nearly w.OOO of dew oowh.
minse end Ribik>u??goods yow hev? never md t
They tm opened tills mom,*, v,
of the bast bstyains ever offered by tlir
a\ i.' a\ m 8*s
ppp A 4 i. a A ii ?*.
h AAA l a4a 1 7**>
f A A LUX A A II %?
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k k OO
i v a [
* T A a uja i
*"hen in tbe .tore ut ioim th? kultr Handker
chiefs, tli* new H.?e. Improved -tow*" i n.wi;.^
the English Jews] nr. Job Lot rut. the Raw krt?.
Men". New sbspe Rnot soarfa. all of which w>r? ?*.
cured this week in Sew York, and which ere ofterwd el
price. .urpnaiufrly low. even for th. palaia royal.
(Continued below. i
Trimmings For 50i'.
thi. may read more like romance than reality. All
w rm1 tp" r?? '? 'bat we offer the n-t bargaine m
twelve year*. an.i that w* don't exaggerate alien we
?rite. 9i.3strianuiwa for 50c.:
berts a description or these:
3 inch wide ^ triauutag. n, ^
or ?{ oaabrmre in Kid r.?p, T.n, Olive, urif,
B C _ ,Vr,'*n rff"ot produced by Hold and
? verTitinei mixed ?tth many colon of hilk fee
rrrat it 1,,t..?_oxe ihil i.AR andtw EST* ?
<kn1 trim mi NGK FOR FIFTY CEN th.
w ** " ?? 1-"" pomwUlmu, ?
~r ^ ?w
fkat mean*.
? rniiinimm roh ts.si.
fl Inch wijc ivnuen ll^d Trimming of ooalitr
equal to our regular "tw-l at *r.ex(,W that ?6
?ad even more, i. tlis ,n? .laew^nr fur
Trimming. ?oen ileal
(Continued below )
?>0c, Brrroxs For 25?
Sot all worth 50c., but many worth itlc. and n.?,
7v-- ? do8rn- *? ?*>? 'be lot Jet button a.
H IV*r' BU,U*^ <-<
tolit *" c,uctet b"tt?u..ouduedblu? But
c v'titinned below )
a ai.rrs is R,bbox.
Oar buyer ->a; ^ ^
mV ^ "er"r
The e?od? have ]u?t arrived, and tbe c,?h, are now
12l2ss tlj# ,0,l0,lu' ^?
40c. ribboxg TOR V?c.
wtry to innt. h thetn el?.,here un.ler 3io.
?-V RIBBONS FOR .'jbc.
. r4.aru,ure hib,m,d*tu
Pri in* the ute?s and ar an-eat tluta Sot ouly the at>.
tl^rth.' tl~ klw~m ?"?
^2" *tur- behove
? 1.25 RIBBONS FOR H&c.
ail-bilk rash u.bboii.. Moire rruuud with Ja. guard
and narrow Satin atrlj.ee. 9 lucbe, wi.le
qh*"d*ud molre ""p* f'bbona with f^lleed?
8 inches wide. ?
colort?white, Cruam. li*ht Blue. Piuk. Cardinal.
k?vy. Seal. ?
ijr lht bmt <j?elity ever offered here at HVr.
anoTHKR wosdkeflx lot
bu^k.m11* bult"jt,*t ?wptocea o. o All
bilk ulbbona, with aatln t> er^rr new .lad.
'x>* l'tl sc.. Worth 1 uc
,j?t -i at l?r.. worth jac.
l*>t 3 at "J jc^ worth 33c.
t3T By worth we mean the loweat prices liercUdor.
quoted fur equal gualities.
(Continued below.)
Dlsermxo yoi-R Notice.
The following lota of d?. Good, have ju.t arr.e^
from New York. Not ouly tbe eery lateat noveluaa,
but quail tie. for tbe pricta that daeerve and -
your unmediate notice.
THE palais ROYAL.
(Continued below.)
3fohair SciTINQ noveltt.
ONLY 08 AND k?c.
Pl*ln colore, with combination of woven (urire. and
?trtiwa. Anion* the combination, we ahow: Old Rom
end lieeada Green Ktripe. and Firuree. ootoblned wlth
plain Green; Cream and Tan. with plain Tan; Dark
and light Gray, with plain Gray; Medium and li?rbt
Brown, with plain Brown. Tbe plain ia 08c. a yard*
tbe figure, and atrii-ee. 8flc a yard.
THE PALAIS BOYAL.
(Continued below)
De Beige ntitingb
ONLY V8C. A YARD.
Soft to tbe touch, refreehlng to tbe eye, graceful
draping. The elde band of .ilk and wool etnpee aavaa
the coat of trimming. conaider this when we ?- .
the price. Sage Green, Light Gray. Tan and Drab you
?ul notice look particularly pretty in these .ultinga
THE PALUB ROYAL
(Continued below.)
fellk AND ^ OOL scitikog.
OSLY ?1 A YARD.
Fancy Stnpea, 1* inches in width. in various com.
bination of colors, among which you'll douw Navy
with Cream, Brown with Light Tan. Berpeut aim
Light Green.
(Continued below.) ? PALAIB ??V^
40*inch fattern Scrn
ONLY ?10 EACH.
These are the very latest: Cream Serve, with the
new cloth fininh. Tbe pattern comprises 6yarda, with
aide band; 5 yarda striped to mstch.
TU. white ground show, to advantage tbeooloraf
the side band and striped portion of tbe Knit.
Yon cannot but admire these Patteraa, and remem
ber your drea. ia ttil) |10 becauss no trimming is
required.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(Continued below).
new Henriettas. Sergek. Etc.
40-inch warran w All-wool Caehineraa. Mc. a yard.
Old Boaa. Light Green. Gray. Tan. Mahogany, Term
Cotta. Garnet. Cardinal, Xavy, Golden Brown. Light
Blue. Pink, and Cream.
fW 4 tv but owtimtei yet at SOr.
40 inch All-wool beim, 68c. a yard. Colors aa la
Csahmeres. also, in White.
40-inch Silk Finish Henriettas. 85c. ? yard. ajsa.
the now celebrated Henrietta Rays. tin, make to
ribbed Like the English Diagonal d^t an t^s mam
?h?dm.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(Continued below.)
cwti.iJEs. ginghams, And Sateerr
If yon have not been ia the store within ths laet few
days, you haven't eeeu onr new stock at cilalueh.
-Tin hart srlsty w town," we ar. told.
to PALAIS botal
(A. LISKERi,
ok 12th and Pa. Avta

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