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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17
WoopwAnp & LorHnor.
MARCH IL. lspl-
RECENT ARRIVALS
LADIES' sfRINe WRAPS.


We announced in Friday, '.ssar- the sr-
rival Of the lates, conceits in Ladies Wraps.
with the promise that . detailed description
should follow shortly. They arr nov ready and
await your verdict They are the auinssssence
Of carinal ideas and elersnciee in fashion. Put
together by experts Whether plain eisb-
crate our new WRAPS are ''dre-~y." and they
cost Just little such things csn be sold for
We give descriptions of fec below.
Aine of Atwood Black Blazer Jacket.-roli-
ing collars-frox fasteninxs- sizes.
-S3 each
line of Atwood Blazer Jackets in Navy
Blue. Black and two shades Of GrAy-souare.
pointed collars loop fsSsenin sail sizes.
-s4.25 -s~h.--
A line of Atwood Black Cheviot Blazer Lack
ets-new style rolling collars. with pointed ends
finished with silk cordial sizes.
I'D each
line O; Atwood Black Twilled chevict
Refer Jackets notched collars- stitched edges
perfect ntt,ng. s:zes - TO a..
So each
line of All-wooi Jackets. In rsn and Gray
Checks-wide rolling collArs-finis ed with
double row of pearl battons-perfect fitting
81 sizes.
A line of Atwood Jackets. IN Blue and Black
-self-faced rolling collar-frog fsstcnnss-all
sizes.
81 20 each
A line of Fine English Twilled Cloth Jackets
-reefer fronts-sone with notched collars,
Others plain-fancy frog fas'eners-sstin fac
inEs-all sizes.
A line Of Fancy Light Cloth Isckets-new
shaped collars-emhroidered in gold--satin fac
ings-silk cord edses-ail sizes.
$40 each
able Vest fronts-silk faced collar finished with
silk cord.
line OF Fine Atwood Cloth Jaekets-square
colar-lined throughout with s.lk-fsncy silk
loops-perfect ftting-all sizes.
-sl2 30 each
A line Of sicilian silk Short wrars-fuil lace
sieeves-back and front trimmed with silk gimp
ami garnished with silk ribbons-a.l sizes.
-sl2. % each.
A line Of Fancy silk and Lace wrsps-auted
lace collars-long ribbon ends-full lace sleeves
ak hned-all sizes.
--sl5 each
A line Of Novelty Short Wraps in silk and lace
-bias folds Of lare front and bach -high naring
collar. edged with silk Timp-silk lned-vcry
dressy-all sizes.
line of Imported Novelty Lace WRAPS
pufied silk yoke-ful lace sleeves-long fronts
Of wide silk ribbon-futed lace collars-Nery
handsome garments.
-&24 each
A full line Of Fine English oravenette Shower
proof Garments in Navy Blue, Tan and Black
can also be used as spring wraps-all sizes.
--S12 30 20 SD each
A complete line of Spring weight Long Gar
ments in ali the new shades and shapes at popu-
lar prices.
We also invite your inspection Of our many
novelties in the STANLEY" and Cavalier"
Capes ia new shades.
(Third floor. 1lth 1t. buillingD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17

Pennsylvania avenue, connecting the legisla-
tive and executive building OF the republic, is
the great historic parade str ,et OF the Ameri-
can continent. Hundreds o. thousands of in
auguratiou day visitors found their idea Of
Washington upon the spectacle which the ave
nue presents as the national parade ground.
provement which would tend 10 adapt
the avenue TO this great purpose, and
has opposed proposed changes which would de-
tract from its availability in this direction. Its
surface from curb to curb should be Of asphalt.
so laid as to Drain readily to both sides. No
ridges of cobblestone or granite block should
distigure the surface or divide the harmonious
expanse into distinct sections Ii rails per-
mitted upon it they should be grooved, and so
laid as TO constitute no obstruction whatever to
wheels or the tramping feet of parading bodies of
men. OF course no lines of poles for lighting
or motive purposes should ever be permitted
to stretch along the middle of the
street. disfiguring and dividing its surface
even worse than the cobblestone ridges. The
change OF motive power by the railroad COM
pany which occupies the avenue furnishes the
convenient opportunity of making the rails and
the paving between the tracks precisely what
they should be, and the public will heartily in
dorse the purpose of the Commissioners to
utilize ths opportunity. In improving the
avenue for parade purposes ir this manner its
general attractiveness will be increased. the
wheelwrenching objections toit for driving
purposes will be removed, and it
viii be more easily and thoroughly cleaned.
The very slippery days upon which the cob
blestones are supposed to vindicate their use
fulness and furnish reason for their existence
are few in Washington, and on these days
horses Of uncertain foothold can use other
thoroughfares on the sleeper grades. 1t is not
worth while to injure the avenue for the whole
year in order to provide for these rare occa-
sions a temptation to teams to place them
selves in the way Of the more swiftly moving
cable cars, thus inviting collisions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17

There seems to be reason for believing that
the men lynched by the citizens Of New Or
leans were all naturalized citizens Of the United
States The registrar of voters, who ought to
know, asserts that they were all registered and
voted at the last election. The constitution of
Louisiana permits foreigner Of requisite age
to register and vote as soon as he gives notice
Of intention to become naturalized and before
the naturalization papers are actually issued.
These voters are in demand and the conse-
quence is that in most cases the emigrants are
prepared for citizenship soon a. they arrive
Thus The politician hastens the ills that af7tict
his people by his greediness in securing voters
for his party or himself. This matter viii have
a most important bearing on the international
question. II all of the eleven lynched men
voters of Louisiana as the registrar asserts,
then Italy has no case whatever. and no right
Of remonstrance. IL. on the contrary, rs is
alleged by the consul at New Orleans. and, as
it is understood, by the Italian minister here,
three OF these persons were I.alinn
subjects. then there js perhaps
ground for Italy 70 hold the United States gov
eminent responsible for doing all that lie pos
sible under our Constitution for securing dam
ages from the city of New Orleans Indeed the
New Orleans Picoysse calls attention to this
responsibility of the city for damages That
city on several occasions. notably in 1853 and
in 1873. has had to pey heavy damages for
losses of property inflicted By the mob. In
1853. after the shooting by the Spanish govern
ment in Cuba of the American .filibusters the
Spanish residents of New Orleans were assaulted
and the consul Of Spain was driven from his
residence. This conduct was denounced by
President Fillmore. and the city WAS Obliged 10
pay considerable sum to the injured persons.
Mob violence usually falls on The law-abiding
portion Of the community. In the instance of
hast saturday the supposed law-abiding part of
the community were themselves, under great
proyocation, the iaw-breakers. They will
doubtless have to pay heavily for what they
have done. but they look for compensation to
a publication of the system Of criminal trials
in the city and greater immunity rom Malta
assassination, which they expect to result from
the warning of the recent tragedy.
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I. ~ s Ii /. E.. e
4 4 + + I'LL =
TT i s NJ M T. En-
H MN EKx--

THE LOSSES ARE ehEAr. But fHE GOODS
FURNITURE.
.,.i No sss 2.t M.n,si Top. French bsvs'sa plat.
te;ls c,I R s.l,1 from sS'so 81,
e "a side Chairs Notvo alikr. Your choice 81
Git window Chair. only Ga 30. Rsiinced from
" l Inrtisa Rocker. go. Reduced from s3.. 50.
I Ne II ladies, writing pesl. imsa,io. m.hor-
any, S16 Rednced from as.
RlaS Mo- } is ssssinE Stand imitation mahogany
Il No: los man Stand. imitation mahogany bevsl
u. No. s. OAK Hall stand. $50. Reduced from
Dining Room Chairs. so I'd oak, very handsomely
ssso Arm Chair to match above. tlo. ReiuceS from
100 9ds,I Han Chair; .Cni oas. s,s.soe.eh,
snr, FURNITURE.
Zoo Rockers. solid oak. sntque oak and sixteenth
century finish Upholstered IN tapestry and sik bush.
s! 50 so,,d oai Hisn-6sck Rockers. ou- leader. 1t
. cerches. upholstered in wiltoI rus,- Special
y y sCl Sol. 9, 9as HisS-6.ss Arm Chairs. sssa
70 Woven Wire springs. IS each.
Old GSa S sas s G as nsS. in
side caair Imitation mahogany, covered in French
sly nn faa}res stIy $40 -
seTTe ep rsbes, oak end mahoSany. sl3 each.
~ lowei hacAs beFe.ed plate slass, 81 each
YAK chin9nier, o drawers. beseied plate glass.
20 Solid Oak Tables. ordized trimmings. only o.
". ScnkTa5Ss AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
REGULAR Soc quality, which will be sold at 0. per
Il pieces slkoline will be sold at loc. per yard
Formerly sold at roc. and 25c.
piecss isured and Striped Tapestry suitable for
snrniture Covernss Formerly sold at 81. 80 to
o. pieces imported stripe Tapestry. Will BE- sold at
So per yard. Formerly sold a..
price, In Be Terra cctta ps ad y ME Former
pieces Moo Monte Cloth. Blue and Gold. 5.,c
per yard. Reduced IRON u. so.
Warranted to wash. Reduced from S0c. to lie
3,OOO Samples. Suitable Tor cushions, seats and
backs Of chairs. 24-inch square I've. &c. and Joe
pairs Plain Chenille Curtains fringe top and bot
tom: Eeduced from 80 80 to s4.23.
pairs Chenille porteres Red. Blue. Terra Gotta and
nj; pairs Velour Por,ieres in COLD Copper. Cream
n,enotrope' OhVe and Green- Reduced from 80 to
3 pairs Pinch Portieres Reduced from sls to
P Psirs NNS..n5ham Lace: $40 From 500
III pains Nottinxla Laces So. From s5.
0palrs NOTTINGHAM Laces. u %. From s2 So
Lsee ss' kssaoe 81 from a.
Is pains NottInyha I4.ces. "a. Reduced from AZ
paiirs So'tinxham Laces 60 Reaueed from s6
pairs Swiss Iaces. $3.50. Former Price, are 30
4 Iairs swiss Laces. si2.5o. Former price s25.
= pairs Irish Point Laces. S6.7 Reduced from
4 pairs Irish Point Lacss. $3.50 Reduced from
a; z pairs Irish Point LAces. $3.50. Reduced from
; pairs Irish Point Laces sIo. Reduced from sls
Nott,nyham Lace Bed Sets. Handsome designs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17
BLACK GooDs DEPARTMENT.
THE PRIEsTLEY
SILK WARP HFNRIETTAs.


The strongest word that we can say Of any
Black Dress Goods is that it's from Priestley.
Wespeak today particularly Of their silk Warp
Henriettas. Made of the purest and finest silk,
combined with the hest Australian wool dyed
from the natural color cGrayD. only the En-
glish folks can dye.
Especially do they commend themselves for
their superior drapine qualities. The wool gives
softness. the silk roundness and elasticity Of
fold SO that the desired effet is produced easily
and with a small amount Of material. They
never fray nor slip; neither do they crock.
grow rusty. nor change color.
They come in two shades o. Black-Jet and
medium. None genuine unless rolled on the
''Farnished Board. 4" We show them in eight
gradss-width always the sAme-40 inches.
81 sL25. 81 40
clio. az. 81. Il. 81 10
and 81 yard
We call particular attention to our 81. 25
grade.
(first floor. annex 10 10th st. building)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17
LABoRSAvlSe ITEMS Ii LINING
DEPARTMENT.

novelty in facing is the
BIAS NELNETEEN DRESS FACING,
Consisting of roll OF yelye.een about an inch
and quarter wide and three yards long. 1t is
cut on the has and really Tor binding the bot
tom Of skirts in place OF the lon--worn dress
braid. which soon cuts out. while the vel
veteen will as long tine ordinary
dress. We have il in all shades as well as
Black. such facing is not only seryiceahle,
but is easily applied and forms a fashionable
finish 20 the bottom OF the dress skirt.
Ladies tai,ors. dressnaxers and ladies i'm
general should avail themselves Of this great
convenience
Prize. o5c q roll
Ready-cut Waist Innings. made If hest qiisl-
fly English silesia. sure mt guaranteed. a.,
sizes
-.y0c. each
Taiiors' Trimmings of all kinds Including
Buttons, Braids. Silks. Italian Seures.
Buckles, &c.
We have the latest shades i'm Dress Innings
that can be found.
Also Fast Black Linincs. of which we make
especially and carry acornplete line.
Any style o. Lining you may desire is very
apt TO he found here.
(first floor, 10Th st. building)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17

When the Italian government has learned the
character q the men. who are now no longer
residents Of New Orleans. it is more than prob
able that negotiations vi wsrlike nature will
gracefully sulBsi,le
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17

Senator Pierce hesifstes between accepting
the editorship of a newspaper and the mission
10 Japan He should 90 70 Japan A man who
would hesitate under such circumstances might
become = great minister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17

There is talk in Canada of arresting Farrer
ana other annexationists. Such course Of &C.
ton on the part of the government; would be
materializing and sclidiiy ing of the annexa-
lion boom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17

New Orleans, with the people at the highest
pitch Of excitement the Malta and the
Mississippi raging just two inches below its
highest mark. Is in a state OF universal ferment.
The river and the people rise together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17

After all that was said the old tar state ir-
creased its school fund. provided for q state ex-
hieit at the worlds fair and established geo
logical survey. 1t sticks, rs of old time, but to
NO dead past
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17

The full name of the ia:e king of the Sand
wien Islands was David Iaar.ea Knmankapur
MakinrlaEi NalviSehuokalina Luniolani Kala-
kana, and they called him Calico for short.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17

Following the Minnesota style the Pennsyl-
vania legislature has ON hand q bill TO PRO-
hioit actresses in tights appearing ON any stage
In thas state. Are We to have an unti-tight
epidemic too?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17

The attention Of the Italian navy is called to
the treatment that even our own vessels re-
csivs when they Comb too near our coasts-
Fur further particulars consult the officers Of
the 0slena and Triana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17
A RICE Sunrn1sr.

Those Plaid and Check Cancels Hairs also the Chev-
lots in mixtures. including the Art Shades Of Tsns.
Grays and Modes. are ONLY Soc. A YARD Looking
at them in the window you'd judge them the goods
that selling everywhere 81. % yard. Where's
the difference! OF course there is difference, but
where!
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
fCoutin,,ed below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17

The Supreme Court mas mind to be used
as foot ball by the counsel of the electric
companies who object to elect-ocution. The
court has advanced these cases on the docket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17
OPEN ALL Nrcnr.

For the accommodation of customers and the
public We will keep our store open ali night charge
VI registered pllarmasi
= rs. WILLIAMS a co. DRUGGIsTs.
UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE
Cor ath and n SITS. n
PRESCRIPTIONS.
Our prices for pres riptiois haV. l-n red uced In
proportion 10 other goods. Ne ony the pttrsst
drugs anu chemicals from the most rsA6le manufa.-
turers. We cheer1uy invite careful insl.e tlou of
tins department hy physicians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17
Two SrARrLERs In Aprons.

The first Is Large White Apron. made OF
INEQUALITY India linen apronette, with deep
finishing to satinette stripes at bottom, deep
hem. long. fun strings. we'll made, I yard deep
rs yards wide. Regular price, 49c. Our
STARTLING price, :oc. each.
The second is u Large Ginshsm Apron, made
Of the best Manchester bingham, In checks and
plaids Of different co'ors. well and strongly
made, yard deep and "a yards wide. Regu-
lar price. 43c. each. Our startling price,
Pc. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17
GOOD CHEAP CORsETs.

Three bargains An English Coutil Corset
made to our special order, has lately arrived 75c
instead Of 81. because not finished as ordered Your
gain, the manufacturers loss.
Second. 81 for 81 35 Black Sateen Corsets reduced
in price because something be sacrificed to make
room for the summer Corsets that will shortly arrive
Third. 81 30 for our New French Coutil Corset
with the typical Psrisian high bust and long waist.
s?5 worth of style and ~ worth quality for e. So
THE LATEST LONDON GLOVES.
Ladies' 4-button English Doeskin Walking Gloves
A little heavier than American ladies' have worn but
they doubtless will be Fashionable. here the, are
in London today. Have q pair tried at risk.
You'n find them perfect fitting. s1.2o pair.
NOT YOUR LOSS NOR OURS.
NEcKwEAR.-Jabots Of Chiffon. in Black. White,
Gray. Yellow. Pink. Silk embroidery These are the
Jabots that retail around town at 75c. They are
superior quality very pretty and stylish and there
fore well worth Toe manufacturers necessity
brings them to you at half price. BIC. each.
Windsor Scarts come to you in the same Wyatt
HALF PRICE. Made Of India silks. light and dark
grounds, with polka dots, figures stripes &c. 30
inches lonsa larger Scarf than usual for 5c. Half
price. 12kc each.
Null Ties from the same source-two for the price of
one. Hemstitched, tucked embroidered. Choose
from 100 dozen Of them. 121sc. each.
DECORATIONS FOR HOME.
Madras Drapery scaris with silk band borders. The
quality that sold in winter co!orings at 49c We show
the new spring shades. 59c. each.
Headrests of Tussore Linen and China Silk, with
tinsel braid trimming. All colors and color combine
tons The price doesn't represent the cost of ma
terials. Sc each.
Oriental Table Covers in spring shades.
~ yards square, 81. 50 quality for 81 49, Ia yards
square. ~ ~ quality. for Sl.0s. . yards square,
g. " quality. for 3.49. Only 2 dozen all told.
ASK TO SEE THESE
The "Bernhardt" Cape. the London Coaching
Jacket the Nail Head and Bow Knot Laces, the Lon
don Coaching Parasols the style Colored Silk Sur
Umbrellas.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17
LADIES Musr READ THIS.

you have not selected your spring dress coneratu
late yourself Our buyer has Just returned from New
York and tells Of lucky purchases the fortunate
being 1o pieces of Cancels Hair Paids and Stripes in
lovely shades of Grays and Tsns. They have sold
Wholesale at 96s cents and retailed at eI % yard!
The lot has been closed ont at Go We pass them
on to You at Q small advance 75cen.s yard.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17
Ok TIE GaousD Froos.

THESE BRIGHT sUNsHTyY DAYS ARE
DOING MORE TOWARD REMINDING THE
GENTLEMEN OF WASHINGTON THAT
SPRING 0VERC0ATs ARE IN SEASON
THAN WHOLE VOLUMES OF ADvER-
TIsING.
RIGHT ON OUR GROUND FLOOR, JUST
AS YOU ENTER. YOU WILL FIND THE
NEW SPRING STYLES IN LIoHT-wElaHr
OVERcOA TS-sTYLEs FOR THE DREssY
YOUNG MEN OF FASHION AND FOR MEN
OF QUIET TASTE.
OUR PRICES RANGE FROM TEN DOL
LARS. WHICH Is AS Low AS RELIABLY
GARMENT CAN BE SOLD FOR, TO THIRTY
FIVE DOLLARS FOR THE BEST LIGHT
ovEnCoAT1N AMERICA. WITH SPLENDID
VALUES IN BACH INTERMEDIATE
GRADE
DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THOSE NoBBY
ENGLISH TOP COATS. THE MOST
STYLISH GARMENTS IN WASHINGTON.
ROBINSON. PARKER CO..
AMERICAN CLOTHIERa,
Sc. COR SEVENTH AND D SITS. NV.
mh15-eo
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81 Patrick ought to be satisfied, locally. with
hia day.
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sEAToN PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING"
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Established 1s4O. mhl7
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DouerAs & BIO.
sic NINTH ST.. NEARF.
HURRICANE SALE
ENTIRE STOCK OF LADIES' FURNISHING
GOODS AT ACTUAL COST
UNTIL SATURDAY, MARCH q.
We want the money you need the goods and they are
yours at sctnal cost; or. in other words.
what they cost US.
The closing of sidewalk. caused by the building
operations above us. together with the Indictment
weather. has interfered materially with our business
during the past few weeks
We have the goods the best quality that money can
buy. and goods you use every day.
Look through the store and you will see MANY
things you NEED. and everything is yours at
ACTUAL COST TO Us.
LADIES' HOSE AT COST.
LADIES' GLOVES AT COST.
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFs AT COST.
LADIES' APRONS AT COST.
LADIES' CoRsETs AT COST.
LADIES' YELLING At COST.
LADIES' LACEs AT COST.
LADIES' COTTON UNDERWEAR AT COST.
LADIES' MERINO UNDERWEAR AT COST.
INFANTS GOODS AT COST.
RIBBONS. COLLARS AND CUFFS. TIES.
TIDES. STAMPED GOODS. TOWELS, FANS,
POCKET BOOKS, WASH SILK AND EVERY AR.
TIcLE IN OUR NOTION DEPARTMENT.
Space will not permit us to publish full lis. of
prices, but believe when say that until further
notice we viii sell our ENTIRE STOCK of Ladies'
Furnishings at ACTUAL COST.
Gentlemen will find it to their advantage to look over
line of Mems Fine Furnishings. where they will
find . full line pertaining to their wants
Store open until o p. m. SATURDAY.
DOUGLAS 1 BRO,
mhl7 81: 9th ST.. near r.
Dn1vE Or
| All impurities Of the BLOOD. Stir ur the
liver build up :he system. regulate the bowels
and pu' the kifineysin . healthy condition with
/ WILLIAMS sARsAPAKILLA.
| IL guaranteed TO cure all Blood and Skin Dis
| eases. RHEuMATIsM. Rheumatic Pains and
| make Reanay Constitution or the money viii
be ehesrfuliy refunded.
100 DOSES. 20 CENTS.
F.s. WILLIAMS CO.,
| m15-1 Druggists. under Masonic Temple.
Mas. NJ. j. Husr.
l30e ct. NV,
IA, an: Inst r;yrnsd fssn New York and sev psspsrst
FRENCH AND ENGLISH BoNNErs AND
4 ROUND HATS.
rSSssIss sas Invites IL attention q ~ eustonsn
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