Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1886, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFrtce OF THE CHIEF SIGYAL OFFICER, Wasittxctox, D.C., Jan. 29, 1886, 9 aim. For the middie Atlantic ne colder, clear Ing weatver, northwesterly winds. ‘or Natarday, fair, colder weathers indicated for the middie’ and south Auantie states, the Oni valley id Tennessee and lower region, - —.—_. *RY HOUSEKEEPER should read Moses & Son’s advertisement in the “Post.” We W-LL SELL 1,800 body Brussels foot otto- mans to-morrow morning, January 30th, at 50 cents apiece. Each customer restricted to four. JuLIvs LANSBURGH, 315 7th street, REAL FELT DERBYS, $1.50. 435 7th. Lewis. FIELD AND MARINE GLASSES, government standard, at Vienna Optician company, 609 Pennsyivanis nue northwest. A Cotxistox occurred at the corner of 9th street and Louisiana avenue yesterday between ‘& wagon driven by J.S. Killian, of 522 Center inarket, and the coupe of Mr. Robert Richard- son. The coupe wus considerably damaged. WE WILL SELL 500 tapestry heart at $1.45 to-morrow morning, January Sou Back tomer restricted to two. customer jeLits LANSBURGH, 315 7th street. Home Comroxt should be ine SPRCIAL PRESENTS given on Saturday with tea, coffee and baking powder, by the 5. P. Tea Co, 703 Tth st. Come early and avoid the rush. XANDER'S MELLISTON, the great cough cure and preventative from pneumonia, Take it be- fore t's too late. No. farmily suould be without it Sold at No. 909 7th street northwest, WE WILL SEL: 300 olive sheepskin mats at ‘75 cents a January 30th. Each tomer restricted to two. Customer FCLiUs LaNSBURGH, 315 7th street. THE SEVENTH SoN of the seventh is not as greats nurity as Hahn's seven rare bargains, ry Item. REMEMBER the great Jabrmarkt opens Feb- ruary Ist and continues for two weeks, at the Light Infantry armory, 15th street, neat Penn- sylvania avenue. Reniember next week. You can’t afford to miss the Jahrmarkt, THE Heneew Farr Journal, published by Gray & Clarkson for the fair committee, is an excellent advertising medium. We WILL SELL To-worrow ONLY 1,000 Holland dado shades complete, with ail’ the fixtures, in brown, green, and biue, at 35 cents SPIES Sous LANSBURGH, 315 7th street. Pack and eyesigitt fitted, $1. Hempler, cor. 4% CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.—Will Carleton. NaTIONAL THEATER—Miss Wheeler's bene- at ALBAUGH'’S OPERA Hovse—Miss Anderson as “Galatea.” THEATER CommquE.—Variety. Herzoe’s Orera Hovss.—“The Galley Slave.” Dnte Musev».—Sid C. France. ——<—.—_—— Cond Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 5:30 p. m., and extinguished at 5:15 a. m. Lieut. Kelly yesterday recovered the basket sleigh which Was stolen from Maj. George A. Arms last Tuesday. ‘Wm. Choppin, the builder, a native of Brighton, Engiand, and a well-known resident of Washington jor thirty-five years, died at Bladensburg, Md., last Tuesday, aged ‘seventy- nine years. The fuverai will take place Satur- day afternoon. Kev. Robert Nourse,pastor of the Tabernacle, delivered his lecture on “John and Jonathan,” at Association hall, Philadeiphis, last night. A horse attached’ to the carriage of Senator Sherman rap away atthe corner 15th and I streets northwest yesterday afternoon and was Stopped at the corner of 15th street and New York avenue. No one was injured, but the axle of the carriage was broken and one of the Windows smashed. “The Duchess of California” lefton the 5:40 train last evening for Baltimore, A desd colored male infant was found this morning on llth street, between A and B soatheast, ‘The great coming event—the Jabrmarkt. H. C. Swain sends to THE STAR office for the Night Lodging house $5. “ Hope” seuds $5 for the same. This morning in the Police Court, Judge Snell had before him Joseph Lee, colored, aud George Boland, white, the tormer charged with disturbing the performances at the Dime Museum, and the latler charged with disturb- fog the Salvation Army. The judge fined them orl eacl In the Police Court this morning Mr. Thomas q@atered a nolle pros. in the case of Samuel Gevoz, the old colored man charged with at- tem) to outrage his daughter. ‘Thomas. Neal, “a colored man, Was sen- tenced to 30 days In Jail by Judge Smell tominy for stealing several pieces of meat troin Win. ‘Withalf's store, 12th and E streets. Norris Peters, of thiscity, has been awarded ‘the contract for the photo-lithographing work of the light-nouse board. —+___ MARRIAGE LICENSES.—Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to John P. Miller and Sadie A. Walker; John R. Evans and tou Jackson: Beverly I Harris, of Lynchburg, Va, and Nannie B. Loving, of Lex- *. Sontag and Lulu G. Houtz; John W. Oberry and Maggie G. Mays, both of Richmond, Va. ———— FUNERAL oF REY. ARTHUR FosTer.—The funeral of the late Kev. Arthur Foster, a minis- ter of the Reformed Episcopal church, who died on Monday night last, took place from the 9th street Methodist Protestant church yest afternoon. There was a I: attendance of frlonds and acquaintances of the deceased pres- ent, including Revs. J. B. Jones and J.W. Trout, of the M. P. church; J. W. Price and W. B. Evans, of the M. & church, and members ot St. John's Lodge, 11,F. A: A.M. The services ‘were conducted by Rev. bishop J. A. Latane, of the R. E. cbureh of Baltimore, assisted by Rev, Dr. 8. K. Cox, of Mt. Vernon Place M. E. ebureh south, and Kev. Dr. D. Hi. Carroll, ot the M. EB. ehurch of Baltimore. The remains were buried at the Congressional cemetery with the Masonic rites, conducted by W.M. George P. Bobrer. ‘The pall-bearers were Messrs. N. Bunch, M. Bar- nett, J. B. Daughtoa, E. L. Corbin, Charles Bowen and J. H. Massey. —————— Wasnixotos CATTLE MARKET.—Held ever Wednesday at Queenstown, on the Metropoll- tan Branch, B.and 0. railroad. three miles from + good, 4g to 4%; medium, 4 to 44, couimon,2y to Fig. 172 stock eatile driven tothe count <heep and lambs ou the market and sold as follows: Old sheep 3 to bs, 4 10 5g: 104 shipped to eastern markets, 274 left over. 11 cows aud eaives sold from $35 to $50. each. Market tor cattle fair, Market for sheep slow. tesa Brent ‘THIEF AND Razox CAkRIER—Isaac Sanders, @ stout negro, eniered the stables near the Thy. son house on'7th street and stole $8. worth of harness which belonged to Robert Smith. He was arrested by Otlicer T. J. Anderson, who found a razor in the prisoner's poe! morning In the Police Court Landers pieaded He was given three guilty to both charges, inouths tor the larceny and fined $50 or 90 days for carrying the razor Ax HaRerxotox’s W1it.—The will of Ann Harrington, fled yesterday. bequeaths sums of money ranging irom $200 to $300 to Mary Guyon. Helena Errington, Mary Belmont, Rev, f Harrington, Assoel tld Protessbre of St Mary"s seminary, Baltimore city, trustees St. Charles’ college,of Ellicott City, M y gent's Femaie asylum. Buffalo, Jeremiah O'Sullivan, late paste ebureb. in thiscity.and Most Rev. Wm. De- lany, bishop of Cork, ireland; to Arehbisho; Givbons is left 500, ‘and to the president an directors of Georgetown coliege, 850. The residue of the estate {x given to Charles W. Hoffman, in trust tor Ellen Eratt during her vatural itie, and tobe divided between her children at her death. ishop Peter's GLANDERS AND mee agent for the fi +f sant tated toa Stak Teporter to-day that they are many cases of Blanders among the horses of this city. Several stables aretainted with this disease.” He also stated that care should ve Laken as to the use of the public drink!ng fountains, especially where there is dead water. There is no danger in Sowing water. He found a horve in @ public st ester fected badly by farcy, The animal will be killed to-d: pheno THe Cunisrwas UTTING ArrRay— Levi Johnson, Citnton Johnson, Robert Baotigy and I\chard Matthews, colored, were arrested some “ays agv on a charge ofengaging In an af fray bere ov Uhristmnas eve, during which Levi Johnson was cut about the back and has sinee been in the hospital. The men were brow ht to the Police Court to-day and tried on a charge of affray. Shorter and Matthews were shots to have used razors on the Jobnson brothers to Jall.moioas the Umno cing ee and 29 eat e time served. Ti Soktaie were discoargeas uae - ee ‘West, northwest and southwest Of the B. and 0. rallroud, G19" seal Pennsylvania hours; Cincinnati, 16 8 Louis, 27. hours. Indian: ‘and Pittsburg 10 hours. Limiter, . leaves Washington ; for Claocinuatl, St. Lou: is, 3 p.m. daily. PORTANT Notice TO TRAVELERS —Th: Baltimore and Obio KL R. company have plac. Cincinnati limi ~ ART SALE.—The closing sale of paintings and sketches will take place this, evenin, O'elock at the gallery of Walter B. Willlams Co, corner 10th aid Pennsylvania aveny Some choice artists’ sketches remain to be sola “Three Skilled Laborers.” MANUFACTURED AT UNITED STATES CAPITOL INTO MASONS. To the Editor of Tux EVENING Stan: In reply to the report in THE STAR as above headed and Mr. Clark’s side so ably stated on the 27th of January, 1886, and relying on your uniform kindness and fair play toall, we ask you togive space in your bright paper to the whom it concerned on January 13,’82, that four dollars per day should be their wages on Tetused to pay the four dollars per day, the cur Tent wages. ‘The report says he paid the wages fixed by the union. We say that there is no otker Stonemasons’ union but ours in this District. Tnird, as to the ‘Mr. Clark man- ufactures stonemasons at Capitol, tees of Congress. ing we have filled too much space, we close this distasteful job. MicHAEL H. CAVANAGH, Secretary Stonemasons’ Union, ‘THe RUSH ON MARSHAL WILSON FOR PLACE. = ‘The ten employes of the marshal’s office, whiose resignations have been req ag stated in yesterday's STAR, are Stewart J: Gass, HP. kin and Chas.’A. Jul dailimts; Edward MeQueeney, Thos, Coyne and Simon A. Carter, messengers; R. A. West and John Graham. watchmen, and Collins Crusor, van driver. It 1s expected that others will follow in @ few weeks, and it is believed that Mr. Wilson, who has had a tremendous pressure upon him for place—over1,000 applications—wilL.in filling the vacancies, in all cases give the places to District. men. ———— LITIGATION OVER A Fre NAME.—Mr. E. F, Droop has filed his answer to the suit brought against him by Mrs. Henrietta C. Metzerott, to restrain him from using the firm name of W. G. Metzerott & Co. Mr. Droop denies that he sold to Mrs. Metzerott the naine of the business, or the business relations, or the will of the late firm of W. G. Metzerott & Co., of which firm he was a member, or anything except his interest in certain specified assets of the late firu, as is shown by the agreement and trans- fer, which is referred to in her bil He denies tinit Mrs. Metzerott has any right to use the name of the late firm, or toclaim thatshe iscon- tinaing its business, and he says that such elaim on her part, ahd the assertion upon the sign in iront of her store the business was “es- tablished tn 1851,"1s talse, an fmposition upon the public, and injurious to his interests. He refers to the agreement as containing the ex- press stipulations that he intended to continue ‘he plano and music business at the old stand of the late firm, and that nothing contatued in the agreement Should operate to the prejudice of such right; and that nothing coptaiued in it should operate to the prejudice of Henrietta. C. Metzeroit entering upon and conducting the plano and music business, a W11t CARLETON, the well known poet aud lecturer, will this evening appear in the Y.M.G. A. course, at the Congregational chureh, lectur- jug on the subject, “The Chain ot Success.” He introduces in the lecture some of his latest poems. ——— ENTERTAINING THE VETERANS.—Last even- ing the Amateur Dramatic association of Mount Pleasant gave another ot its series of entertainments at the Soldiers’ Home, which was bizhly appreciated by the veterans who filled the hall. The program consisted of a farce called “The Precious Pickle” and the well known comic operetta “Penelope,” with piano selections by Prot. Heary White between the acts. In “The Precious Pickle” the parts were Very well taken, but those of Miss Throckmor- ton as Juno, the’ colored housemaid, and little Ciara Young as Sissy Gable, were particularly noticeable.” In “Penelope” Mr. Arthur H, Baker as Pitcher was very good, but the feature of the evening was Miss Agnes Brown's Pene lope. Her clear sweet voice and good acting made her part a masterpiece. The Rev. Jas. A. Buck, of Kock Creek parish, and family and the iamily of the Rev. J.B. Gray, of Mount Pleasant, together with the officers and their families ‘living at the Soldiers’ Home, were in the audience und seemed to thorougilly enjoy the performance. es A New Suwwer Resorr.—Messrs, E. 8. Ran- all and H. Kingte, proprietors of the steamer Mary Washington, have purchased 200 or more acres of land adjoining to Fort Washing. ton and contiguous to Fort Foote, which they propose devoting to a summer resort to be called “River View.” The necessary buildings will be erected, including a dancing pavilion, 60 by 100 feet. ———— Miss JULIA WHEELER’s BENEFIT.—Miss Julia Whe of this city, who is a mexaber of Mile. Rhea’s company, wili this evening be ten- dered a Cs erg f benefit at the National theater, when she will appear as Galatea, in Gilbert's mythological play, “Pygmalton and Galatea.” Mrs. James N. Davis, of this city, Will also appear in the roleot Myrine. “Tragedy a medy” will be given as an atterpiece, i . Rhea appearing as Adrien: ABSOLUTELY PURE. This Powder never varies A marvel of purity, Strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders Soxp oNLY IN casa Rovat Bakixe PowvER Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. oc24 Serer Low Prices FOR FEBRUARY. XEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON, im- meuse width, Very best quailty, 25e. HOMESPUN DR} GOO! ‘wool, imm« double width, in Brown, Blue and’ Greem orien ee BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, pure Linen, 50¢. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure Wool, $1.50. ROYAL SERGE, beautiful goods, lors, 12 yards for $2.00. = fackoy CARTER'S, ‘711 Market Space, near 7th street. COLORED and BLACK SILK VETS, Value $1.25; reduced to 8c. ora = BLAC ‘1!.KS, immense width, excellent . Teal value $1.25; reduced to 98c. ws TRICOT, LADIES’ CLOTH SUITING, wide double width, pure wool, all colors, 50c. HANDSOME BROCADE SILK VELVETS, $1.25. DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, IMMENSE size, Ge, auality, Special bargain at $5.u0; reduced to BOU-CLA CLOTH, in Black, 1% yards wide, 75c. REMNANTS OF SILKS, VELVETS, DRESS GOODS, LESS THAN CosT oad upon the means at hand to combat aitacks of cold, croup, asthma, Pectoral will prove the quickest cure, and your best friend. EF aonthesince I began t ‘Baim. cored me. (taniis W: Walken Rand Rowan ros atanooga, ane waa x Chi PRICE, $1: forsa\e by principal dnteyioe ja7-twe yy Tue Viewxa Orrictax Couranr 000 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE aw. MARKS EVERY ARTIOLE IN PLAIN FIGURES WE Hav W Suet Ree AN ELEGANT BOYS or 86 Boyy Salt CITY ITEMS. Reduetions In, pris of iat Gloves Nestea, wint Sa, St, ath! tows 3 ‘One ’s ———— ee ‘B5e. Corsets at 26c. Stern’s, 904 7thst. 2 R. Goldsehmid, 6: It is an established fact that we have the largest and most complete assortment of house farnishing goods in the City, toadd to this we have secured some of the greatest ins ever ‘which will be on sale positively to-mor row le pd gecko white china din- Se eeeh eee gears : glass cov. Buttes dishes 176 worth 380, Goblets with enereved, page's eae wosth ‘ Silver eurenGee eee aoe ‘assorted colors Covered tin slop jars as- sorted colors Extra silver plated tea. ns 180, we $1! ‘Wire Coffee tiles pRe. a whisk exis ity 9c, 36, or 85.2 oop in poles with E} worn Seven Rare Ba: ims. ‘Next week we take stock to unload more of our winter stock. We offer for 75, Gents" welt Boots, regular 4—Boys’ stylish Solld Button Boots, sig00 Up 10 5%, $1.20, cheap at $1.50. Bargain ¢—Ladies! fine Kid and Goat But- top, Cousin’s make, $2.85, worth $3. Bargain 6—Misses’ fine Goat worked hole Bat- ton Spring or Heel, $1.20; less than manuiac- turer's cost. aera cg yO 1 816 7th st. and 1922 Penna. ave. GSe, Corsets at 43c. Stern’s, 904 7thst. 2 Home Comfort should be inevery family.1 Special Prices for Saturday and Mon- ny, AT THE ORIOLE, 822 77H ST., 3 DOORS BELOW I. Remnants of 6 and 8c. Calicoes 4c.; Zephyrs, all colors, per oz. 6c; navy blue, B5c.; rest Flannels, 21c.; 25c. grey twilled Flannel, Ge. Canton Flannel 4c; 35e. black and cok ored Cashmere, 21¢.; 39c. Corset 2 apron Ginghamé, Ze. Chenille Fringe 39c,; 89¢. buck beaded Chenille ringe 65c,; 98e, beaded black Chenille Fringe be. abe. worsied Lace, navy blue, brown, green and ecru, 15c.; 75c. Bed Comforts 5% 6c. colored lining Cambric 4%,c.; 10c, white eross-bar Muslin, 8c; 50c. turkey red Table Cloth 35¢. 2 Silver ‘That, Elegant 40c. Silk and Satin Scarfs reduced to 18¢., at Auerbach’s Gent's Furnish- ing and Sewing Machine rooms, 7thand H. 2 Johnson, Corner 13th and E, Has fine Steamed Oysters, Terrapin, Meals, Luneh,&e., and everything pertaining fofa first class restaurant, Ladies! large saloon a tached, 3 For Asthma and Catarrh try Michaelis’ Cigar, No.721 7tb st,,bet.G and H. Sure relief. 6 Pickwiek Club Whisky is the best. _Yard Wide Percale, Giyc. Stern's, 004 7th : grey Gossamers, $1.50. Stern's, 904 Fresh Alderney Putter churned every morn- ing and delivered in % 1b. “Ward” prints, 50c. per lb, Also cottage cheese and butter inilk; Sweet milk 5c. per quart, Czeam 15 cents. Sraxp Frou Unpzn a | For reasons which we do not careto explain, but | which are all sufficient tous, we have made the fol- lowing sweeping reductions in the low prices heretofore governing our matchless stock of Gentlemen's Cloth- jog; $40 Overcoats now $25. 35 Overcouts now "25. BO Overcoa.s now 20. Bs Overcoas wow 20. 25 Overcoats now 18. ‘How do these prices strike you? Well, never mind expressing an opinion, but peruse: Some $25 Overcoats now $15. $22 Overcoats now $15 ‘20 Overcoats now “13.50. 15 Cyercoats now 10. 2 Overcoats now 3. IO Overconts now & Never mind the why or wherefore. You must not Kick for an explanation. The cause is our affuir; the result your opportunity. Here is some choice reading for bargain-hunters: $25 Suits now 30 Suite now °26 25 Suits now 18. 20 Suits now 15, 16 Suits now 10, And a few that readily sold for $20 and $18 are thrown in with those marked $10. Separate Trousers—models of correct style—we offer at about 58 cents on the dollar. ‘We have no more space else we would gladden many S mother's heart by the recital of our slaughter of prices in Boys’ and Children’s Clothing. We simply ‘Say inconclusion: We neither ask nor give quarter. Our slogan Is, “War to the knife” on bigh prices for Fine Clothing. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, N.W. CORNER OF 7TH AND D STS J. M. GRADY. Maxaoer. $027 (ALL BLUE 5k Wx HA. Rox, 717 MARKET SPACER LADIES’ AND GENTLEMENS FINE ‘Opening Dey SOUVENIRS ‘Tomorrow Opening Dey SOUVENIRS ‘Temorrow ‘Opening Dey SOUVENIRS ‘Tomorrow Opening Day SOUVENTES ‘Tomorrow Opening Dey SOUVENIRS ‘Tomorrow Opening Day SOUVENIRS ‘Tomorrow ‘Opening Dey SOUVENIRS: ‘Tomorrow Opening Day SOUVENIRS ‘Tomorrow Opening Day SOUVENIRS ‘Tomorrow Opening Day SOUVENIRS ‘Tomorrow Opening Day SOUVENIRS —__ Tomorrow Opening Day SOUVENIRS ‘Tomorrow Opening Day SOUVENIRS ‘Tomorrow Opening Day SOUVENIRS ‘Tomorrow Opening Day SOUVENIRS ‘Tomorrow CRITICISMS OF THE PRESS, THE STAR of January 27th says: “Gentlemen ax well as ladies will be pleased to learn ‘Sou “ the substantial Souventrs of the ‘Opening’ are to be ‘THE POST of January 24th had. “OPENING DAY” AT THE PALAIS ROYAL, Credit is due the Palais Royal for the very beautiful that the iy display first day Sone, coe of ul ‘The proprietor evidently Tecosulzey that isthe center of anion and refinement The disp iets etch ree such vi and at si prices that it is doubtful it en New York's houses can fe._No souvenirs ‘will be given away, butreductions‘are made in, prices which will undoubtedly cause what an “Opening” always does at the Palais Royal, an immense crowd. ‘THE REPUBLICAN of January 26th wrote: GETTING AT A TRADE SECRET. “OPENING DAY” AT THE PALAIS ROYAI—AM INTER- ‘VIEW WITH THE PROPRIETOR, you had such bad weather for the opening,” said a REPUBLICAN reporter last night to the pro} tor of the Palais Royal. “On the contrary, & good one,” replied Mr. Lisner. “The public have been educated up to the fact that the souvenirs of ‘opening days’ are to be obtained only during the days specified, and bad weather helps to keep away those who come only to admire, and re- minds purchasers they can shop without the ‘discom- fort of a crowded store.” ‘No, elf; placques or cards are not given as souve- nirs, but ‘reductions are made in prices. “For in Stance,” leading the reporter to the feather counter, Hthese! ostrich tips sell readily for 68 cents a bunch; but canbe bought during the ‘opening’ for much lesa." Fans were shown prettily painted and with feathers ground the top. “Everybody kuows wo rell this’ Fan for 98 cents,” said the fshion caterer, “and when they are offered as a souvenir for 7 centa & crowd 1s the result at thix counter, and so with Handkerchiefs pure linen Handkerchiefs. such as these,” polnting.to 8 ge display, “are cheap at 12% cents: the souvenir price is 9 cents, and why five assistants are re- quired at that counter.’ ‘The reporter looked over the advertised list. of sou- venirs and (remembering the story of the Irishman, Wno, protessing to sell whisky at cost, was asked bow e made @ living, replied: “Sure, it's the quaptity T sell”) asked, “How do you pay expenses?” ‘The reply, was promptly ma “Opening days’ occur only fuur times yearly, and a temporary loss is made in order to make a future gain.” “Will you be as basy to-morrow?" “More so,” was the reply, “Every li who obtains ‘a bargain to-day will inform her circle of friends with the result ofincreased business.” Opening Day SOUVENIRS Tomorrow Opening Day SOUVENIRS Tomorrow Opening Day SOUVENIRS Tomorrow ‘Opening Day SOUVENIRS: Tomorrow Opening Day SOUVENIRS To-morrow Opening Day SOUVENIRS ‘Tomorrow Opening Day SOUVENIRS ‘To-morrow Opening Day SOUVENIRS To-morrow Opening Day SOUVENIRS Tomorrow Opening Day SOUVENIRS Tomorrow Opening Day SOUVENIRS ‘To-morrow Opening Day ‘To-morrow | Opening Day SOUVENIRS ‘To-morrow Opening Day SOUVENIRS ‘To-morrow Opening Day SOUVENIRS ‘To-morrow Opening Day SOUVENIRS ‘To-morrow PALAISROYAL, ~ PALAIS ROYAL, PALAIS ROYAL, Ja27 1117-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVE T. Kees, ‘AILOR, 414 OfH STREET NORTHWEST. Grorcz Tr. Cor Prices SECOND WEEK! STILL LOWER PRICES! Finding the response to our jast week's Cat Price Sale so liberal, we have decided to have one more week of Cut Prices wnd promise greater reductions NEW CUT PRICE LIST: 102, cat price. Duplex Ventilated Garters, Regular rice Zac. 8c, ‘ut price, Ladies’ P. K. Collars, Regular price 10¢, cut price. Plush and Gold Key Racks, Regular price 25c, 5c, cut price. Merino Skirts. Regular price 55c. Rolled Gold Bracelets, Be, cut price 45. 65e, cat price. Children Drawer Leggings, all colors. Regular price $1.10, 80c, cut price, Farina Cologne. Regular price 65¢, Sc. cut price. " Pure Linen Collars, Ieegular price 15¢, ‘ria (fice: Infants’ Worsted Sacks " Regular bege) Price. Farmers’ Satin Skirts, Regular price 89, cut pilce, I. 8. Corset, hand made. Regular price $1. 10c, cutpriée. Queen's Own Note Paper and Enyel- Opes. _Kegulur price 1'7¢. 49c, cut price. Ostrich ‘Tips, all colors, Regular price 25e; cut price, Corsage Houguets, large variety. Rogu- shee 25e, cul price. No. 9 Velvet Ribbon, Satin Back, all ‘bhadés “Reguiar price soe, 19¢, cut price. -Funcy Brocade Ribbon, Regular price 6c. cut price. S-button Mousquetaire Kid Gl ‘Mewulur price $1.08. parce ts 48c, cut price. Steel Earrings, large assortment. Regu- jar price $1. ‘ampico Bustle. Regular price $1.25. Age, cut price. Fine Linen Note Paper and Enver: 2B Meat ee SS sie Gt “shides. Regular price 32.43., Cove evening ‘Toe, cut price, Lr-ineh Slik Vélveta, Regular price ‘Be, ct price, Black Beaded Fronts, Regular price 16¢, cut price, Lightning Cl Ge; cut price. Lightning Cleaning Compound. Regu- 10¢, cut price. Linen Cuffs. Regular price 20¢. 0c; cut price. Fine Crepe Lisse uchings, large varl- Mfusgular price 2c, eee BBE 00. 00 TITT sSS3q ROGQaTS BBB 00 a ‘xD H H 00 FEE i igs be Sus HB SOc? Eun Sss8 = jal5 Srrouz Baroarsa WE HAVE PLACED ON A SEPARATE COUN- TER ALL OF OUR BROKEN LOTS IN SUITS AND OVERCOATS, AND HAVE MARKED THEM AT PRICES WE THINK TO BE ATTRACTIVE. THESE ARE OF THIS SEASON'S MANUFAC TURE Should you wish anything in this would be pleased to show these SPECIAL wear’ ezonce srnaner, ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, saga 607 SEVENTH STREET, FASE SEB RYE WHEY: ons nw., ‘U. & Patent Office, branch stove, 1706 Pe ave. 2.1 ety. “Tegal 3 Le, cut price. Manicure Sets, Hegular price 180. $1.90, cut price, Juiaats’ Worsted Caps, Swansdown: trimming. Regular price $2.55, ‘7be, cut price, Fascinstors, light colors. Regular price § ‘75c, cut price. Silk Mitt 18-inch, uing shades, ‘egular price Oe. te Se, suierice. 4 gross Shoe Buttons, Regular price oe price. Felt Tidies, embroidered, Regular $6, cut price, Finest trimm Sauurpae a. ied Hats and Bonnets, bees hath cet Comb and Brush Set, Regu- 85e, ext price. Jewsbury & Brown's Tooth Paste, yao, Regul ety ea prion Pau Embroidered a to Covers, 400" mieorie, “ostrich Pompons, with Aigretta. Reg- l,cut price. Cloth Skirt 2, cur peice ts, embroidered, Regular ‘Te,cut price. Gents! Opera Kid Gloves, Regular 10c, cut price, Zaney Striped and Plaid Ribbons. OE price. Cloth Bustle Skirt, ‘Regular price lar rice 1% Oe Seip for Nel Peper endRoveiorm, nop oo Ee Se Racing eee. it price, ee ie, german Sliver Initial Bracelota, Reg. CLOAKS AT CUT PRICES, 96.75, cut, nt Btting back, sizes 33, 34, 36,38. Boucle Cloth; double-breasted, loose |" DRY GOODS. LADIES’ _GOODs. . Smarox Puen, (UCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER) “Re acer See eTEOE STR ce 74 AMINE. wats FIGURED MOSLINE AND ROBES. NEW IN ALL-WOOL CHAL- sortie onde oF Prats Bibs yaa. Sorwas | AND ALL StL 5 IN AT LOWEST PRI iors To AR’ iT ro He Sea, Sone By Gastioe TEA Y ‘Aa PLAIN FIGURES ANDCORRECT PRICES SEATUN PEERY, Penn, Avenue, Coruar Sor asreet, Herz Wz Go Aca. BURNING UP WITH BUSINESS SENTIMENTS: DAZED WITH DELIGHT OVER THE SUCCESS OF OUR “MARK DOWN.” RUSSIAN NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, ‘These goods are pow sold way below regular prices Pepe dommes antique pattern, 314 yards long, Our $4.50 Curtains,3%, yards long,now sold at $3.25. Our $5 Curtains, 3% yards long, now sold at $3.75, Our $5.50 Curtains,3¥, yards long, now sold at $4.75. ‘Our $8 Curtains now selling at $6.25, ‘These are our own direct importation, REAL LACE CURTAINS. ‘We have allowed our stock of these to run down, for the sole purpose of taking inventory of as few 2s pos- sible, aud to close out what we have yet on hund have Feally marked sacrificing prices on them, ANTIQUE LACE CURTAINS, ‘These are reduced as follows: ‘The $8 Curtains now §0, “ $9 “9%. “giL “$8 “ $15 Reduced to $10. “$0 0 9238. ‘We have a full and complete assortment in APPLIQUE CURTAINS. ANTIQUE BED SETS (SHEETS AND SHAMS). Our ownimportation. Newest patterns, Full size. ‘To diminish the stock substantially we have put the knife of reduction deep into them: Our $25.00 Sets marked down to $20.00. ourg20.00 “ “ “4 $13.50. ourgi800 “12.50, Ourgl5.00 * * gil0a Low-priced NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS. CURTAINS three yards long for 900. CURTAINS 3% yards long for $1. CURTAINS, 3% yards long, better quality, $1.25, CURTAINS four yards long, $1 40. COLORED SWISS FOR CURTAINS, 15c. per yard A large line of LACE CURTAININGS in all the different qualities, NOTE. THE ABOVE PRICES ARE QUOTED ON NOTH- ING BUT DESIRABLE GOODS, AND WE GUAR- ANTEE THE PRICES TO BE LESS THAN THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSEWHERE, At present we have a nice assortment and quan- tities of all we advertise in the above goods, but we cannot tell how long they will lsst. and would therefore advise an early inspection. LANSBURGH & BRO., STRICTLY AND RIGOROUSLY ONE PRICE, 3923 420-422-424-426 SEVENTH STREET. Tu Great Manz-Dows Ar BE EM NN N.GGG ™ S88 KK UNN NG a” § Ba BEM Soo 88 EU N NY GSS 8558 PPP A L A oco &i POP AA L AA ge Ee gPP Aa EF AA oO Re Po oaaA 44 000 EEBT 814 SEVENTH STREET ¥. W. In order to close out our entirestock, we have marked down the following goods: 200 Dos, FELT HATS, sold formerly at 75c., selling now at 25c. 50 Doz FELT HATS, worth $1, selling now st 500. and 60c,, 60 Dor. FELT HATS, worth $1.50, sold now at 750. and $l. 100 Doz. CORSAGE BOUQUETS, at 220, 100 Doz, FINER CORSAGE BOUQUETS, at 35¢. 100 Doz, FINEST CORSAGE BOUQUETS, at 60, and 75c. SILK VELVETS AND VELVETEENS AT MAN- UFACTURERS' PRICES, Special sale of KID GLOVES at the following prices: FOUR-BUTTON JOUVIN, desirable colors, at @5c. Sull better qualities at 75e., 87c. and $1. SPECIAL SALES IN CLOAKS, ‘We are determined to close out our extensive stock of LADIES’, MISSES’, and CHILDREN'S CLOAKS. PRICE NO OBJECT. ELEGANT BERLIN DIAGONAL AND SILK NEWMARKETS, at $5.96, $8 and $10, RUSSIA CIRCULARS, VISITES snd JACKETS, . 85, $6.97 and $3. SEAL PLUSH COATS and VISITES, at $18, $20, $25 and $28. CHILDREN'S AND MISSKS' HAVELOCKS AND NEWMARKETS, at $2.50, $3, $4, $5 and $6 only. ‘We advise all in need of Cloaks not to purchase un- til they have examined Our Stock and seen our Prices, MILWAUKEE LAGER! ‘THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT. "For nalo by Dealers generally, or by the Agent, taM'L G@ PALMER, 1226 20th Birest Northwest, 896 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK, ‘has opened at 1825 F street northwest, up stairs, 200 FRENCH BONNETS AND HATS, received from leading houses of Paria, Ladies will ‘find tt to thelr advantage tocall and examine. Will Close out in a few days the entire stock to suit purcha- ore. 320-300 J. C. Horcameos, Tvronren ‘Large Importation of DRESS TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS, which include selected styles of the best Paris Makers. Geareuteed Lowest Prisca CLOAES AND MILLINERY AT HALF PRICE FOSTER KID GLOVES. 3025 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Mas M. A. Coxxmuy, No. 7 EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, NEW YORK, ‘Desires to announce that she has opened at thé ARLINGTON, PARLORS D AND E, A Large Amortment of A Gaeur Crooxe ‘WE STILL KEEP THE LEAD. Beet Patent Procem Flour per Dbl. 96.25 fy i # SeeETeeR Ese f Ene chaos boc. INDIA COMPANY, io Butter, Be: 8 Bora, Bue ‘ascon: ape reamed, Soe sirect cara pass the door. jet IMPORTED EVENING, RECEPTION, DINNER |"T'ae Curcaco Grocery Comraxy, AND BALL DRESSES, ‘WALKING COSTUMES. WRAPS, BONNETS, &., ‘Just recelved from the leading Houses of Parle—all ofwhich will be soldat very low prices jal -2w Warrs, Howann & Co, (Formerly with M. A. Connelly), 25 WEST 16TH ST., NEW YORK; SARATOGA AND LONG BRANCH, ‘Have now open at their New Parlors, 815 1STH STREET, (Over Hanson Hiss & Co.'s), A MognificentStock of IMPORTED COSTUMES, DINNER, RECEPTION AND BALL DRESSES, ‘WRAPS, BONNETS, ETC, Just received from Paris, and which will be offered at LESS THAN COST OF IMPORTATION. Jjal8-20 ELE ALICE Gal FASHIONABLE MODISTE, 736 10th st. n.w. Evening Dresses and Tailor made ng 22m made at short notice, Miz Hereerm Fraxe, 282 W. 224 street, New York, And st 1329 F street, (Qfme. Harrison's Millinery Parlors), During the winter season, announces the receipt of = case of handsome CLOAK and DRESS MATERIALS, Also, the display of EVENING DRESSES AND WALKING COSTUMES. Allorders executed at New ‘York establishment Ja6-1m Maan. ESSER PERFECTLY, FITTING ns of Basque x bys 'T Taylor's Sretem, 50c. Cutting, Basting and Dress Making at ” ne Soe JalG-2we SCOURING AND DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST. 806 7TH STREET, OFFERS: z Soe gue orem -88 dome Sugar, Zc. Ib. Granulated (Cut Loaf Sugar, Tige. 1b. THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY OFFERS: Flour, $4.98 bbi, ‘Flour, $5.73 bbL; $1.44 % bbl, 720. Patent Process Flour, $6.73 bbl; $1.69 % BbL; 852 i CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY Me 806 TTH ST.. OFFERS: lew Mackerel for 75c. Kit. Rew Codfish, ib, THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY OFF ‘New Buckwheat, 4c. Ib., of 10 tbs. for 35c. THE SS ae ERY COMPANY French Brandy, $2.00 gull: EA ae ee tate mail or telephone 423—2. Goods debvated frestoant pan ofthe city CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY 806 7th street nw. Evening Dresses, Laces, Lace Curtains, Crape Vells,| Fzcxers Becxwaeat Feathers, Kid Gloves, Plush and Velvet our speciaity. Gent's Garments Dyed, Cieaned and Repaired. Ladies’ Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without ripping. ANTON &CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with A. Fischer and Maison Yriese, Rue Rivolie, Paris, Mes Sruwa Kevrenr, 608 9th st.. te Patent Office, Jaren sles cnt TE taorpen. THS and FANCY NEEDL! RIALS for the same ‘ORK and MATE Pearsall’s WASH SILKS, KNITTING SILKS, CHENILLE, ARRASENE, RIBBOSENE, FLUSHES, FELT “ZEPHYES Co: DUMB GERMANTOWN WOOL aad ENIDTING S. Hlegaat line of LACES, CREPE LISSE NECK RUFFLINGS, SKIRT PLAITINGS, KID GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS. Ladies’ and’ Children's HO- SIERY, CORSETS, UNDERWEAR; GLOVES and WORSTED GOODS. ‘Stamping prompily executed. Jaz Mes M. J. Hos, 1309 F STREET, Offers her stock of IMPORTED BONNETS AND THOSE OF HER OWN DESIGN AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. a2 L. Noor. ‘Importer Fine MILLINERY, REAL AND IMITATION LACES. Particular Attention Given to Ordered ‘Millinery. Noors, 415 13th street, jol-1m ‘Two doors above Pennsylvania ave. 2007 F STREET NORTHWEST, ‘Will close out the velance of her Fall and Winter importation of COSTUME BONNETS, WALKING HATS and TOQUES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, 428 Maz. Vox Braxor, Moore, Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New York; ‘Win. Barr & Co., St. , Bo. Suits made at the shortest notice. Superior fitting, Segmonable prices, and eusedersion guaranteed. veuingDreases, Bridal Trosseaus a specialty. a2 ‘920 14th st, between I and K NTON FISCHER'S: DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT AND DYE WORKS, ‘900. st. wr ‘Thirty-five Years Experience. LADIES’ EVENING DRESSES A SPECIALTY. qfeivet and Plush Garments, Grape Vella, Laces Made’ up ailwool Dresses dyed: Specialty «Good ‘Mourning Biacic i's Clothes Dyed, Cleaned and Repaired Neat nd Heasonable. ar and Tus Fevora Dasss Suretps Al Recor mded by the ‘Dressmakers, A Hemera te, neslos “brecabe Leelee Se ae, Miss CUNNINGHAM, 1310 ‘Sthst., bet. N and O nw, ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, akc ae ‘and guarantees | perfect He comfort. ‘HER SPECIALTIES ARE— ‘Patent Shoulder Braces, and an ee Goods ee mee $1 Corset (Miss H.'sowa a aod. 9, cre, ON French, German and Spanish spoken. mrlé Fa 0c27 WE HAVE IN STOCK TEN MINK AND SQUIRRELLINED GAR MENTS, WHICH WE OFFER AT PRIME COST. THESE ARE GENUINE BARGAINS. SEAL SACQUES AND SEAL VISITER AT RE- DUCED PRICES, WILLETT & RUOFF. HATTERS AND FURRIERS, 905 Pennayivanisave INE FAMILY GROCERIES AT REDUCED PRICES —Just receiving, Raisins, Currants, Cit- Ton, Nuts of ali kinds and Florida Oranges. Creamers Butter a qahull Cronin “Chevst 134 cents pet ‘Cape Cod Cranberries 8 cents per quart. New ork Buckwheat iscta New York Apples. packed expressly for family use, from $2 to $2.50 per Also, Sweet Potatoes and irish ‘which we rantee to be first-class. Afa line of first-class jroceries, selected expressiy for fanily trade, which ‘we are now to cash buyers at reduced ‘prices, Goods delivered free, Rromut,atvention given v6 orders recel' A. 3 av, successor to Poole, Brooke & Co, av Jom ® KELL, Wholesale and Retail Dealertn MCLASS BEEF, VEA\ inet “LAMB, MUTTON, CORN BEEF A SPECIALTY. ‘Stalls. —628, 629 and 630 Center Market, Oth st, wing. 206 and 208 Norther Liberty Market. qgMarketing delivered sree of charge tall parts of:he GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. REAT REDUCTION mhel (our own m: 10 $3.50. Extra Heavy (medicated) Red Flannel Suits laced from $4.50 ta Shou. Extra, Heavy (medi Gated) Red Flannel Suits reduced from $4 to 82.75. Extra Heavy (medicated) Red Flantel Suits reduced from $3 to $2.50. Heavy Unbleached Canton Flannel Drawers reduced from 50 t0.49.cts. Heavy Merino Undershirts reduced irom 50 to 45 ets. Our 50-cout Woolen Socks reduced to 37ets. Six Finest Dress ‘Shirts Gnade to order) 1or $8." Perfect Mt guaranteed a RANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY. jaz es! 3002 F STREET NORTHWEST. = x Sauer: Sumr Sums ‘Weare selling the Best in the City for 50c. Re Apforced front and back, faced sleeves, all finished, ‘and ready for the wash tub. Also, # full line of HOSIERY, COLLARS and CUFFS of the latest styles, All of our50, 65 and 75c. SCARFS reduced to 850. SHIRTS to order, six for $8. reduced from §5 per suit 5 B ELLERY, $220 eget WOOL UNDERWEAR. say WOO TE GENTLEMEN, Heavy Merino Vests and Drawers, st BO, 45 she SL ieavy H 1 Vent and Drawers, at: ac. Beariss al'woot ‘Vestand Drawer a9 ‘aod ES “Cartwright, and Warner's” “Star” “American Hos- ‘ery Co..” and “Norfolk and New Brunswick” Heavy Cauiou Fiaunel Drawers, at 50, 76 and $1. sis be Dress Shirts wo onder, ai $s gho.bu, 81 and DovGLas, ec20 522-524-526 Ninth Street. il Waite HOUSEFURNISHINGS, Is Onorn To Reovor Stoce, I OFFER FOR THE NEXT 90 DAYS MY ENTIRE LINE OF WALL PAPER AT COST FOR CasR, EMBRACING ABOUT 30,000 PIECES. I WILE ALSO DO THK WORK AT A REDUCED PRICR YOU CAN SAVE FROM 20 TO 40 PER Cana, ACCORDING TO QUALITY. J. F. SPELSHOUSE, AGT., No 521 7TH ST. OPPOSITE GEN. POST OFFICE - aT Art Squares, ‘Ron FURNITURE, PLAIN AND ARTISTIO At Specially Low Rates ‘Daring January. “WALL PAPERS” “Prices and Work Guaranteed.” MANTLE AND CABINET WORK SOLICITER, Designs for Same Drawn to Onier. W. I. HOUGHTON & ca, 14 F Street north waste RESENTS W ORTH Bey NG Fa Xiwas A Marscities Bed Spread. a W ‘Con Nive Pair Blankets or & Tiatidsome Dows G Sod Pillows. Smyrna Mat or Klug skin SIS ot Rug, an Ari Square, 1 Table or Plane Serer, OF 8 Mandecme Pele of Portieres ar jeavy Cortana, Chatr, Rocker, Tabie Peuestal, cc 10-3m, Ei Mation Mahog: B. 4G bearchatcnaarhe ee alsa W. i. HOEKR, Headquarters for Bottom Cash Prices, S12 __801 Market Space, 308 and 310 Sch st. Wan P. APERS Special Designs INEXPENSIVE PAPERS IN ART COLORS HOUSE AND FRESCO PAINTING ‘Designs and Estimates Furnished, Spectaltion ta CARPETS AND FABRICA Agents for MORRIS & COMPANT FURNITURE P. HANSON HISS & 00, 815 16th st. nw, ocl-Om Cow Wearmen WM soon bo here, and tn your preparation for tbe ‘sore to inapect our assortment of HEATING STOVES, which Is now complete, and embraces all grades, from the cheapest to the highest price. Au examination is Tespectfully solicited, W. 5 JENKS 209, nels Piaxo Fonres. UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMAN SHIP AND DURABILITY, SECONDHAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES, PIANOS FOR RENT. WM. KNABE & 00, WAREROOMS: ‘Baltimore—204-206 W., Baltimore Street. New York—112 Fifth Avenue. WASHINGTON—SI7 Market Space. 328 ear @ BACH ANDBTIEFF FT, First class in ‘reapet. Gally's won derful Seif-playing inst rumenta, G, L. WILD & BRO, 709 Seventhst. n.w, Established 1864, Special bargains in mediuin rade Pianos, Jal HE LEADING INSTRUMENTS. ESTEY ORGANS-170,000 IN USE. DPCKER Jruon FPA Estey. MCDERATE PRICES—EASY TERM PIANOS FOR RENT. SANDERS @ STAYMAN, 934 F 8T.N.W., WASHINGTON, D.C (Jarvis Butler in Charge.) 4 My BAI 15 N. CHARLES ST., BALTIMORE, _— 1] \HE BEST PLACE TO BUY MUSIC BOXES. ‘Musical Instruments tor H. IS & CO’S, JOHN _49-2m 837 Pennsyivania ave. Bz BROS. UPRIGHT PIANOS the Gold Medai at the New Orleans For sale bv JOHN F. ELLIS & eta Sn Bn hemes PUAN FOE BRT GAPE ON INSTAL: ments. JNO. ¥, ELLIS & 00,, 987 ivanle ave Pps ‘Os MOVED, TU oh0: F ELLIS & 00, a N ASON @ HAMLIN ORGANS-KNOWN ALL AVE over the civilized world. JNO. F. Et $37 Pennsylvania ave. D_AND REPAIRED. ‘937 Pennayivania ave, XCELLED*IN TONE furabiiit WEEE, PIANO appearance aud o-2m 7OsE & SONS PIAX dium price instruments. JOMN PF, ELLIS & 0O., 937 Pennsylvania ave. nosy ivania ave, F TONE AND JOUN F. ELLIS & CO.. __ 987 Pennsylvania ave, (2 00D SECOND-ATAND PiaNos SALE AT moderate apd on reasonable terms, F. ELLIS & Cl gna & CO..957 Fenn. ave, 1zm FGAESs DAVIS @ CO'S UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS.—The Piano of the world. New and elegant styles, monthly payments et low- iactory prices ior the ieeason “aS ht, SUMNEe Sti cat ow, Enwav F, Duoor. 925 Pennsylvania avenue, PIANOS, MUSIC MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. frre ‘Pianos suld op ot ita Hented, Sole Agent for STEINWAY & SONS, oi E GABLER @ BRO.'S PIANOS, Ne Pianos of Cl — Toes Sees merece Gri MUM, 407 L0uh stn wr ool Agent Excnsox Pus ‘GVER 36,000 a ‘rat-claseand IN USE. reliable planoat a medium STECK 4 CO AND BAUS 4 CO. PIANOS. rand” Organs Pianos boxed, and for rat irchased. So the HENRY Orsarmirg Sow in use in SILEXT NEW a3!