Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1888, Page 12

WASHINGTON: saTURDAY. ‘The Evening Star has a regular, permanent bona fide duily circulation mere than treble that of any ether daily paper published! 2 Washington, and mack greater than that of all the other daily papers here added together. SS To Correspondents. EW" Lotters relating to the editorial or business departments of the paper should be addressed 10 the Editor, or the Publisher, as the case may be, end not toan individual. The latter course fre- (7 Communications cannot be returned. ‘Where preservation is desired, writers should re- tain 8 copy of their manuscripts. $2” Anonymous communications are not read im this office. It is therefore useless to send them. naan The talk about the possible organization of two houses of representatives in the fifty-first congress is, of course, a talk about possibilities purely. There is no likelihood that such s thing would happen, since neither party, no matter how close the vote, would be willing to accept the responsibility of blocking legisla- tion for « whole session by making a fight un- leas the provocation were beyond all prece- dent. Bat, should such a case arise, into what a cheerful muddle everything would be thrown! With its tenure dependent upon a narrow ma- jority of two, or three, or a half-dozen, the Party in possession could not afford to have its members fall ill, or go away to bury their dead, or absent themselves on any other pretext whatever, lest the seceding party, through one of its trusted representatives present at every meeting, should raise the point of “no quorum” snd nullify the day's proceedings; and the members who did attend with the utmost regu- larity could not expel this disturber, or any of the persistent absentees, because it would take two-thirds of the whole membership of the House to do that. Neither could the house de Sacto or the house de jure, even if permitted to do business, pass anything over the veto of the President, who would thus become vested with absolute authority in legisiation. It would be an interesting situation, certainly, for those who were on the outside and could study it at safe distance; but the men who had any hand in bringing it about might as well bid a long farewell to their most cherished hopes of pre- ferment in public life, for there are certain kinds of folly which the people, short as their memories proverbially are, do not furget in a ——- Some of the foreigners who have been in- veiglet by fale pretenses into servitude to the Chesapeake hwy oyster dredgers are trying to | obt .-n satisfaction from the New York agents through whom the dredgers gained control of them. If these New Yorkers were aware of ‘the service for which the immigrants were pro_ ured they deserve severe punishment for a deception which has exposed its victims to in- human cruelty. But the principal offenders are the dredgers themselves, who, though they kidnap their laborers or lure them into service by faise promises, though they subject them to shocking cruelty, though they break openly and persistently the laws, human and divine, which protect property rights, and ‘though they resist with violence and to the point of death the constituted authoritiés for the enforcement of law, are left un- punished. The reflection that within a short distance of the capital of the Amer- ican republic men are forced by violence or tricked by lies into s condition of absolute and cruel slavery during the season of the year im which the labors of their captivity can be made profitable, and that their captors, the | modern revivers of the slave trade, add piracy to their exploits, and resist successfully with powder and shot the efforts of a sovereign state to compel obedience to its laws, gives one # curious sensation, as if some earlier century had been substituted suddenly for the nine- teenth, with its boasted civilization, human freedom and reign of law. Significance is attached to yesterday's edi- torial in the Indianapolis Journal concerning ‘that “to the victors belong the spoils,” and a ‘warning to the republicans who expect a clean clerk who is performing his duties faithfully, and to encourage all citizens who believe that, the government workshops should be run on ordinary business principles, end that the pub- Le offices should not be partisan spoils and a source of political corruption. The latest surplus-reduction scheme is that f Canada are looking more favorably every day upon the suggestion of annexation to the ited States, and that a reciprocal feeling is this side of the border; and if takes place the United States will the Canadian indebtedness. But is still strong opposition to annexa- tion on bot sides of the border, and there is hardly a remote pomibility of the happening of such an eyent in Harrison's presidential term. When annexation does take place it will be the deliberate act of the two peoples. There ‘will be no purchase of Canada with a treasury surplus by a president. eo Bome of the newspapers which have been in- terviewing the Langtry family take the trouble ‘to assert that Mr. Langtry, the Lily's husband, does not want a divorce. Of course he doesn't. im the order of the Knights of | The only from his important thing Le has long list of personal activ- expenses of the order out of his own pocket; but it must be sald to his credit that he has done his share refusing to accept but @8,000 of 95,000 appropriated for his salary for the coming yeer. That is a good deal of a conces- sion, when a man has everything his own way. —————— The men with one accord denounce the wo- men's high hats at ‘the theater. The women ‘with one accord condemn the men’s practice of ‘trampling on feet and otherwise discommoding ‘their neighbors in leaving the theater between ecte, A compromise should be possible which Will remove or modify both nuisances. a ‘The rumored purpose of the switchmen on trunk lines cast of the Mississippi to strike is HI | eos mete Sss8 "oo ‘od? VY tice ror MONDAr, TUESDAY, (Nov. 26) (Nov. 27.)- E27 The Palais Royal reserves the right to sell only ‘one piece of each Suuvenir lot toscustomer. Legiti- mate customers will not be restricted as to quantities, MEN'S DEPARTMENT SOUVENIBS: 91 Fisk. Clark & Fiage’s Scarfs for 88c. 47e Scarfs in ail atyles for 350, ‘250 Scarfs in al) styles for 20c. ‘15¢ Coilars in all: <a ——_ 20e Cuffs in all styles for 16c. $1 to 83.68 Suspenders at 10 per cent discount. ‘85c “Palais Royal” Dress Shirts for 78c. ‘75e Fancy-Trimmed Night Shirts fur 63e. 25c Half Hose, in all s:yles, for 21c. 500 Underwear, in all styles, for 44¢. G8 Bieached Canton Flannel Drawers for 6c. Underwear, in alt styles, for 5Ge. ‘Underwear, in all styles, for $c. 35 White Lamb's Wool Underwear for @1. $1.50 Medicated Wool Underwear for $1.39. | $1.75 Colored English Cashmere Underwear for 1.25. br ‘English Scarlet Wool Underwear for $1.62. 10 percent discount on Dr. Warner's “Health”, and Cartwright & Warner's Celebrated Underwear. EF” Also see the Umbrella, Rubber Goods, Hand- kerchief, Fancy Goods and Glove Department Souve- aire, GLOVE DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. $1 Men's Kid Gloves, all styles, for 89c. Ladies’ 98c Pigskin Mousquetaires for 89c. $1.50 Undressed “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves for 98c. $2.25 12-buttom Undressed Kid Mousquetaires, $1.98, 25¢ Cashmere Cloth Gloves for 19¢. FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. ‘$2.75 Plush Dressing Cases, fitted, for $2.50. 25 Plush Dressing Cases, with amber fittings, for Collar and Cuff Bores for $1.75. 85 Shaving Case, elegantly fitted for 4.50. DOLL DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS, $1.15 French Bisque Dells for 75¢. ber cent discount on other Dolls. HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT SOUVENIES. 11234 Ladies’ and Men's Handkerchiefs, in all styles, for 10c. 25e Ladies’ and Men's Handkerchiefs, in all styles, 206. ‘Ladies’ Jap Silk Handkerchiefs for 20¢, 50c Men's Fancy Jupanese Silk Handkerchiefs for for 40c. ‘S5e Men's Initial Jap Silk Handkerchiofs for 50c. ‘50c Ladies’ Fine Embroidered Fancy Handkerchiefs, for 450. ‘81 Men's Brocaded Silk Mufflers for 89c. Se Child’s pure Linen Handkerchiefs tor 4c. NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS, pure Linen Collars, 3 for 25c. en Cuils 3 pairs for 25¢, td Raffling for 15e. 25e Ruftlings, in all styles, for 19¢, $1 black Spanish Lace Scarfs for 89¢. ‘3 Hand-run Lace Scarfs for 82.50, z SOUVENIRS. 10 per cent off the marked prices of Bric-a-Brac, in- cluding Japanese and other wares, also fine Clocks and Lamps. Persian Draping Scarfa for 19¢. $2 Persian Table Scarfs and Covers, $1.35. Fringes of all styles at cost prices. 25 Fancy Lace Toilet Sets for $2.50. Ge Imported Metal Smoking Sets for 39¢. Antique Photo Frames for 20c. Antique Crumb Brush and Pray for 95¢, FAN DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. 50c Gauze and Satin Fans for 25¢. ‘5¢ Plain and Painted Satin Fans for 50c. 1.35 Plain and Feather Tip Fans for $1. 91.48 Ostrich Feather Fans for 81 ‘82 Ostrich Feather Fans for $1.50. $6.98 Ostrich Feather Fans, with Tortoise Shell Sticks, for $5. 810 Marquis Lace Fans for $9. 25 Ostrich Fans, in all styles, for $20. $30 Ostrich Feather Fans for $24. $45 Ostrich Feather Faus, with Mother of Pearl Sticks, for $35. JEWELRY DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. 25e Jewelry, in all styles, for 19c. 50c Jewelry, in all styles, for 39¢. ‘81 Jewelry, in all styles, 88c. 10 per cent off the marked prices of all Isdies’ and gente’ Solid Gold Jewelry. LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT SOUVENIES. ‘25e. Pocketbooks, in all stylewfMor 19. ‘25e. Card Cases, in all styles, for 10¢. 0c. Pocketbooks, ete.,im al! styles, 39¢, #2 do do in all styles, for 89. FUR DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. 10 per cent off the marked prices, including the scarce Bear and Monkey Furs, 50c, Russian Hare Muffs for 42c. UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. 22.20 “Gloria” Umbrellas, Gold and Silver tops, $1.40. #248 28-inch “Gloria” Umbrella, Gold and Silver tops. for 1.98. ‘Genuine “Gloria” Urmbrellas for $1.29. do do $3.35 28-inch Twill Silk Umbrellas for 82.7! {8 Silver-handle Novelty Umbrellas for $4.25. 0 28-inch Sverhandle Novelty Umbrelias for RUBBER GOODS DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. $1.45 Ladies’ Silver Gray Circulars @1.29. Silver Gray Raglans for $1.98, 13.25 Fancy Striped Raglans for $2.79. €6.85 Changeable Colors Raglans for $5.98. 212.00 Cloth Finish Feather Weight Raglans for $10.98. = 81.30 MISSES’ Silver Gray Cirenlars for 21.19. $1.45 MISSES’ “Mother Hubbard” for $1.39. $1.45 BOYS’ Rubber Coats for $1.29. $1.98 Extra Long and Heavy Coats for 81.60. $2.98 MEN'S DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. Bottles of Bay Rum for 18. $e Covered Steels for ‘Be. DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. Fancy Wings, Ostrich Feathers and all Ribbons at 11 great stock of ribbons lately secured and HOSIERY DEPAR: MENT SOUVENIRS. ‘2e Black Derby Ribbed H. Hose, in all styles, for 2 Saas Sie —. ‘ast Black Hose for 48c. ghax Hose "al styles: for #3, : Cashinere Hose for 226. UNDERWAR DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. B5e Ribbed Wool Vests for 38e. 50. Merino Vests and Punts for 45; gol Vests for $1.29. RIBBON ‘nderwear, tm all sty $1.48 Hand-Kinit Ribbed wimeber orto tee mand pce ofS pee wear for labies soa ‘Table Linens. DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS, Best Black Sicks for $1.19, SSe Stik Finished Heurietias for Tc. rd ae $2.55 Faucy Welvets for the DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS, nd Finbronderieg Of LACE DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. 29 pes cent off markel prices of all Laces, which in- cludes the new. G 7 Dotted ve en Hdige Lace Tidio’ for 8 for Bae ‘SECOND FLOOR. Ew- Elevator iu passage adjoining Glove Depart- SHOE DEPARTMENT SOUVENIES, cout off the marked prices of ali Shoes and sllvpets for Lotion, Mesen, Bobet ana Cutten CLOAK DEPARTMENT SOUVENIES, Ravlans, in all styles, f iF Piscean ala efor gts, i ate sa aa 314, 5 Modjesia and ‘Beal Wraps for $22, i Wraps in sl styled or 30." ™P*2F Jersey Oloth Coste for 83" Beaver Coats for 86. (yyy Beaver Coats for. fereeys, iwall stylea, for & Fiuely Braided Fianuel W Rot credited by railroad authorities in New York. The men are believed, probably, to be ‘too sensible to cut themselves out of work and f i i f Hi lh i i i ; ie I | ? E L | oe “Gl SKAS AND RE WwaAGRERS: AC fo ARbaadl, "EERE, SACKED ‘SI ALL BANG FON SIE SBE wo “REE Boone hie ad jOVELTI SEE Se aren NOVELTIES 1. LAN, 4 BQEPOBIER T BAS UAGnPTD Sep ROSTERE. 7” PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. ia SEATON PERRY, g finth Pere Rliaked Ipaaey ams ore. comer of ‘Nint 5 yg ‘EN'’S HrAVY SCOTCH wi SprETs AND be yee ‘Men's it Jackets, pure woo! extra large, "8, Bae 745 and 747 8th st. m0. ! ONSDALE CAMDRIC 60: FRUIT OF 100M, ng gard ide, Sc; Andresen, gard wider 7c ‘bitached Cutiton Flannel WARIS Pout biuation, 11th st. ae. irae Bi Buzouss Ix Buck Sixs. ‘We propose to give you & chance tosecure s ‘BLACK SILK during the week seldom met with. Our Goods represent the very best makes, of ‘which we mention a few of the many styles and Prices. Black Gro Grain at 75c. 83c., $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, 82, $2.25, and 82.50. Black Faille $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2, $2.25, and 1234, $1.25, $1.50, and $2. Black Jorsey, $1.25 and $1.50, Black Peau De Sote, Black Armare, Black Satin Lexor, and Black Su- Fabs. We offer extra good valueinall of tho above goods, as we don't deal in Colored Goods (which the styles and shades change so often,) wecan afford to mark our goods at less Profits, and do sell at lower prices than houses that carry all shades, BLACK WOOL DRESS GooDs, in great variety, and at the vory lowest prices, JUST OPENED, another invoice of BALMORAL SKIRTS, ‘They are well made, and no painshas been ‘spared to secured goods that give perfect satis- faction. HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY Goons. ‘Many of our Holiday Goods have arrived,and many lots areon the way. The styles are en- tirely new, and many novel things will be shown. Watchthis space. and come and see the bargains. E @ Davis, 719 MARKET SPACE, 0c13-3m EN'S NATURAL L SHIR’ AND DRAW- een Pit ahe ene ag ee se aa oe 745 ana FA) oti st ADIES’ BLAC! LORED AND STRIPED LA EPSP we, (Corner 8th and D sta. 75 Brench Ribbed Ft aiooes" full resrafar ose O84 . 4 gade 1240. KAUPM. ‘pouble” Combinath 241 aha as tne ee. me Panavevena Srone. DRESS GOODS, NEW AND CHEAP. -ECTAL, Full line of 38 ma fh h All-wool Serges and. colors, only 50¢c. and ae ™ = HEN! ITTAS, 46-inch All-wool and erat 6e.: worth 92, 54-inch Broadcloth: colora, #) shinee iar Ghat al colar ee BLACK G00} Black Black adh Sends, Bua for Men's and vets. Full line of Priestley's Goods. hd ‘prices, DI GING! BA iss, a One Case Good Quality and 10e: Gheqular Pie? SieRes, Baya! Went erg fons snd Castineren 7 low). aeons ere LOARING CLOTHS, aFEP.90d, Syl of Cloaking Ciothis at 91.75, 82, mere ee Peo ay AINS Lace Curtains of rer} ption, 1.25, 0130, 0178, 85, $e 00.4 a nh ape _, vate RTIERES CHEAP. One lot Portieres, from 3 to $2. e 1st Portieres, from $4 to gi y a few loft at $4; exten mood and cheap, THANKSGIVING TABLE LINEN, All those in need of Table Linen and Napkina would do well to look through our stock. We lave some chotce styles aud very low prices. tchij Goods’ Warranted as Hepresented, and One Price CAR! & LEID #28 th and 708 K at. nw, NS CAMELS’ HAIR WOOL SHIRTS AND M Drawers, 49. each. Men's Camels’ Der pair, or 3 pait for Abs, iat Mt 0 BLU ar Si Taband 747 Bt at no, FULL REGULAR MADE HALF Hose 23éc; Ladies’ Silk Embroidered Back Fine Cash- inere Gloven 19¢; Miswes’ Merino Vesta, silk fuiah, pfarl buttons, size 16 to 28, 250. Double Combina: iy 11th st. Des 3t Bisck Fanse Faaxcaue Suxs At 20 per cent less than regular prices, ‘Having Just bought to great adyantage from an im- Porter declining business » full line of the finest grades, we offer special inducements and guarantee the prices to be lower then same goods in New York or Boston. Bring an expert and examine the qualities, REAL INDIA SILKS, el) shades, 28 inches wide, soft and fine, 75e, PRINTED SATINS, in new designs, at $1.25. ALL-WOOL HENRIETTAS, fine quality, 40 inches wide, at 50c.; sold everywhere at 65. BLACK PEAU DE SOIE SILKS at $1.25, worth $1.75. 300 pieces All-wool French Dress Goods less than usual prices, Paris Robes refuced from $35 to $25. Brosdcloths, all shades, reduced from $1.50 to - W. M. SHUSTER & 80N8, 2 919 Pa Ave. ‘ADI LES’ BLACK HARE MUFFS 39¢; ‘Minses’ Beaver lini Hi ea cia eualeg eteaudt ge a Con: Ham Marmesses ‘Made and Renovated, ‘Bost and Cheapest in the Citr. THE CAPITAL BEDDING AND MATTRESS HOUSE, ae Cor. 6th and A sts. 5.0, N° ant Are aE TO LADIES’, MISSES ‘. at very’ near your Serre calldown. CAT Bt mt Ta Houpars. en ae s15mvada WM PALLANTYNE § 90%, ‘YOUR Se eo et oEAOUR ME oryans Beredrdansicet tees Sige We Wir Druvm Tas Ber GRADES OF COAL On every hand may be seen preparations for ‘the Holday season's business. You who have ‘been uncomfortably crowded in former seasons ‘will no doubt appreciate our grestly enlarged selling space, secured in annexing the Prince building. ‘Those departments which play the most im- Portant parts in the Chrigtmas trade have been sreatly increased in stock and space, apd every- thing tending to facilitate business and enhance the comfort and convenience of our patrons has ‘been done. ‘ A great part of the Christmas stock is already in, and each day for awhile will note tie arrival of more, FANCY EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. About floc hundred shapes in Baskets. How is that for variety? Baskets of every deecrip- ‘tion, and for every purpose to which they can be put Present pickers will get the best and cutest, 90 don't belast. We have only room to touch on the two extremes in prices, Small Fancy Baskets in every conceivable shape, for decorations, pincushions, hair-receivers, pin- baskets, button-baskets, Jewel-baskets, Iunch- baskets, whisk-holders, &c., &e., &c. Se. to $1. Work-Banketa, 25c. to $4.50. Serap-Bankets, 40c. to 82.50. Work-Stand Baskets. A frame stand, holding two baskets, in White and Colors, Very con- venient and serviceable. White, $2; colors, 82.50. To help you pick, we havemade up big baskets full of little baskets, which are ticketed, choice of this lot 5¢.; the choice of this lot 10c., and 0 0n, ‘We have also secured a very attractive assort- ment of Celluloid Fancy Articles, such as Card- (Cases. Pouches, Glove-Cases, Match-Boxes, Pin- cushions, Calendars, and a great variety of other fancy shapes, unique and attractive, suite ble for euchre prizes and holiday gifte, (Second floor.) RIBBONS. ‘This has been an extraordinary ribbon season. Never before have they been s0 attractive and cheap, nor used in such profusion. To the few dozen uses of a year or so ago there isa hun- dred to-day. We have kept replenishing the stock, and are yet in daily receipt of large lots Purchased expressly for the Holiday Season. ‘Monday we shall offer a couple hundred pieces of 28-inch AUl-Silk Gros Grain Ribbons, with satin border, in all the desirable trimming shades, at the low price of 25c. per yard. First floor.) HOLIDAY DRESS PATTERNS. These make practical and very acceptable Christmas gifts, and are shown in greater va- riety this season than last. They are made pre- sentable by a fancy lithographed band, and each contains sufficient material for full suit. ‘The Patterns embrace plain dark shades, fancy checks and stripes, and their prices range from. 2.50 to $7.50 per dress-pattern, (First floor: new annex.) “INITIAL” SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, The large stock of “Initial” Handkerchiefs shown last Christznas was only about half as large as this season's supply. We make = specialty of Silk Initial Handkerchiefs, and Quote the following interesting items: ‘Men's White China Silk Hemstitched “Initial” ‘Handkerchiefs, band-worked letters, 2-inch hem. Only 50c. each. ‘Men's White Japanese Silk Hemstitched “Initial” Handkerc SILKS. A bundred or so new shadings, in the popular ‘35e. Satins. These are, extensively used for fancy work of every description, and you can hardly imagine & shade but that wo have it. Elegant White Silks, in a great variety of weaves, 23-inch Ivory Shanghai Silk, only 75c. per ard. 27-inch White China Silks, also in the art shades, only 85c. per yard. 24-inch Ivory Japanese Silks, only $1 per 7-inch White and Cream Shanghai Silks, only $1 per yard. 24-inch Ivory China Surah, only $1 per yd. ‘This Silk is very much uged for Underwear, and Dressses requiring to ed. White Silks, in Gros Grain, Faille, Francaise, Surah, Moire, Moire Antique and other Weaves, Wedding Silks a speciality, (First lor; new annex.) LONG GARMENTS AGAIN. Few more exclusive Stylesin Ladies’ Fancy Striped Cloth Circulars. They simply make = good Stock better, as we were already well eup- plied in Ladies’ Long Garments, Also received s new line of Ladies’ Cloth ‘Modjeskas, the most popular of the Semi-Long ‘Wraps. Fifty more Seal Plush Sacques, made froma the “Gold Medal Plush.” Note the perfection in shape, length and finishings. A specially 822.50 cach, All sizes from 30 RUFFLING FROM AUCTION, ‘We have made an auction purchase of 206 boxes of Fine Lace-edge Tourist Neck Ruching, which we shall sell at 25c. per box. The lowest, Priced Lace-edge Tourist Ruching we ever sold was 28c. per box,and the Lace-edge was not near so good a quality as this, Only 25¢. per Dox of six yards, (First floor; center.) “DRIVES” IN QUILTED LININGS. ‘We have secured an excellent line of Quilted Satin and Lasting Linings, an’ are offering » number of spectally wood values, Quilted Satins, in all the desirable shades for ‘ning Wraps, Comforts, and Fancy Articles, 23, inches wide, 75c. and $1 per yard. Quilted Farmer Satins, in Black and Seal Brown, only 50 and 75c. per yard. We also offer Sleeve Linings of Striped Satins and Hair Cloths, in various attractive colorings, Sheet Wadding, only 4c, per sheet, (First floor; north arch.) MEN'S BATH ROBES, Another lot of Men's Bath Robes just in, em- bracing among other styles a line of English ‘Terry Bath Wraps, in choice colorings, at 85.60 each, Fine English Cloth Smoking Gowns, in dark fancy check, and stripes; purely “English, you now.” * Welch, Margeston & Co.'s Fine Imported Shawls, or Traveling Rugs, for Men, Exclusive styles, warm and coinfortable, From $5 up. (Entrance 1013 F st.) WRAPPER BLANKETS, Splendid Une of Blankets for making into ‘Wrappers, Opera Cloaks, Bath Gowns, Steamer Robes, ke. $1.75 to $12. (Fourth floor.) HORSE BLANKETS, Quite wide range of kinds and qualities, both round and square. §1,75 to $7. Fourth floor.) CARRIAGE ROBES, Carriage Robes of various Cloth Fabrics and Seal Plush, im attractive shapes and styles, 83 to 842. (Fourth floor.) NEW MARSEILLES SPREADS. ‘One case each of White Marseilles Bed Spreads ‘st $2, $2.50, and $3. Thess are 11-4 wide. in new Patterns and better qualities than yet shown at these prices, (Fourth floor.) PLUSH MATS. One thousand Fine Plush Mats, 9 ‘square, finished with tapestry borders run with gold tinsel. All the art shades, Only 12c, This isa finer quality of Plush and a better Mat than DIANNA VELOUR PORTIERES, ‘We offer elegant Dianna Velour sppts i HU Sout Banoass Ts Warx . W. B. ROEKE’ ‘FOE OASH ON OR BEFORE DELIVERY. A large consignment of SMYRNA RUGS from one of the best manufacturers, Our instructions ate ‘To SELL, and they must fo. 18-in. Smyna Mats, usual price, $1.50; go at 95c. All remaining unsold after this ‘week will be returned. WELTON BUGS, 826 feet, $6.50. DAGHASTAN RUGS, trom $10 to $20. LACE CURTAINS, from 75, up. PORTIERS, from $2.50 up, WINDOW SHADES made to order, at 75c. A NATURAL CHERRY FINISHED SIDEBOARD, at $17.50, IMITATION MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, $17.50. ANTIQUE OAK FINISHED SIDEBOARD, $22.50. 4 6-PIECE PLUSH PARLOR SUITE, WITH DIVAN, 637.50, PLUSH PARLOR SUITE, 6 ptoces, with Divan, Solid Cherry Frames, 960. AND LOTS UF OTHER BARGAINS. SPEGTAL ITE RES 00 sar KS. ‘This list will give you but » faint idea of the tm- mensity of our stock, which you certainly must see IN CARPETS AND FURNITURE WE CAN'T BE | 7°Urelfif you wish to know what a UNDERSOLD. YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS THIS SALE. W. H. HOEEE, 801 Market Space, 308 and 310 8th et, 8e29-c03m_ ,, YOUTH SEES HAND TOBOGGANS, 19C; | YOUTH Calf ‘ 3 eae mie Bon ance ao. URKIGH LIFE TABLETS, TAR BP AAP Ee ap pears ‘Insallible Kemedy of the Turkish Eumpire, ‘An absolute cure for Nerval Mental Weakness, ceney. Serva ieadachey Siccytenmong ad. juor and Tobacco. Ware E ‘Pharmacy: C.,Christiant, 484 Henneptvanin ave.: A ML Rloceewaki S00 Bb ak comer of Est n.w. Price @1 per box: 6 boxes for $5. Send for circular. ‘TURKISH TABLET 00., Philadelphia, Pa. Public opinion our strongest indorsement. n23-3m Late Porcuaszs. LoW PRICES. ONE OF THE LARGEST NEW YORE MAN- UFACTURERS OF FINE CLOTHING NOTI- FIED THE TRADE THAT ON TUESDAY, ‘THE 20TH INSTANT, THEY WOULD BEGIN A SPECIAL MARE-DCWN SALE OF ALL THEIR WINTER STOCK WE WERE ON HAND THE FIRST DAY, AND FOUND THE REDUCTION IN PRICES 80 GREAT THAT WE MADE LARGE ADDI- TIONS TO OUR STOCK OF OVERCOATS, SUITS AND ODD PANTS, AND TO-DAY FRIDAY) THESE GOODS GO UPON OUR TABLES AT VERY LOW PRICES, IT 18 QUITE UNUSUAL TO GET SUCH A SWEEPING REDUCTION ON FIRST-CLASS GOODS AT THIS TIME OF YEAR, AND WE HAVE NEVER BEEN ABLE TO QUOTESUCH PRICES FOR SUCH GOODS BEFORE JANU- RY. REMEMBER FIRST THAT THIS 18 NOT A MARE DOWN FOR US, BUT IS THE RE- SULT OF A SPECIAL PURCHASE, ON SPE- CIAL TERMS, AND AT SPECIAL PRICES, REMEMBER NEXT THAT THESE GOODS ARE NOT OLD OR SHOP WORN, BUT ARE THE NEWEST STYLES OF FRESH GOODS MADE UP BY A FIRM WHO MAKE AS FINE AND AS GOOD GOODS AS ANY HOUSE IN ‘THE WORLD. GOOD, HEAVY CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS: AB LOW AS 910, EB BARNUM & CO, 223 981 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. QYERCOAIS NEVER SOLD FASTER THAN THEY DO NOW AT THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO, 26-3 7th and G ste, A Proctasantos Ox Accousr Or THANKSGIVING DAY, ‘To whom it may concern—we have so arranged it that each and every family, no matter what their cir- cumstances be, can eat thelr Thanksgiving dinner from New Table Linen and can enjoy the turkey with #0 much more relish. ‘Therefore we have resolved to sell— 70-inch Bleached, Table Damask at 75c. per yard. ae rice, $1. 70-inch Blesched ‘Damask, Now Patterns, at $1 ‘yard. : able Damask at G5c, ge Bitgchen ik at 5c. per yard. t b0e Wwith Teed Borde at HEY Hieacheg German, Damask gt 75e. perya 100 dozen % Bleached German Damask Napkins st 1.25 L. 75 douse Ibleeched Seotch Damask Napkinaat 91.45 ‘ver do 50 Sai Gon gue hed Scotch Daunask 156 dose 8 rented ied ea Gertian Napkin, 75 dose % ied’ Border Danssk’ Napkina, 91.50 per 25 sone M Rine Quality Bleached Scotch Napkina, 100'dozeu!X Tnitial Napkins at 82.25 per dozen, WHITE DAMASK TABLE SETS, Rr with 4-8 Napkins to match, a5 NOt ai 30. Bee of this ‘The uF Window Display of this week. ‘most Asx, age the Mando tg oar sors an recetya gt be deh ne Soni ae Sites e Seeere eee tendant give you with his compliments. * LANSBURGH & BRO, n2l 420, 422, 424 and 426 7th st. ow. Sis, F. Oxsrnn, Office Cor. Pa ave.and9thst, Telephone 271-8 FINE BUTTER. aad 8 pound ‘ose, 402, Bet. wing. near B. H. Srmex & Soxs, 1237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, New Pais oth tale neat a dayee apes | At the summer rates; next year will be higher. ‘Rew designs in perfect-fitting i. SEAL PLUSH WRAPS, ‘FUR SHOULDER ‘MUFFS, CAPES, ‘BOAS, AND ‘BE. STINEMETE & SONS, a ald ‘1237 Penna, ave., through to 13th st. Srzcus, Norree, ‘WINTER OPENING. ‘MER M 2. HURT Dagaees ees Goods ever diayiayed in COMPLETE ASSORTMENT ia, Our line embraces everything that can be sold in RELIABLE GARMENTS. ‘This department has always been our pride. We take EXTREME CARE in making our selections; » good many styles we design ourselves, and hundreds of others are confined to us exclusively, OF OUB OWN IMPORTATIONS. ‘The Berlin Garments cannot be surpassed. In FIT, WEAR, COMFORT THEY ARE “PAR EXCELLENCE” PLUSH COATS, ‘These goods we consider PERFECT. Every style has been made to our special order, cut by experienced hands and made with especial care. Our $20 Plush Cost is madeof fine silk plush, seal trimming, is satin lined, and 40 inches long. Excel- lent fit. An elegant value for 620. ‘NEWMAREETS. In Ladica’ Cloth Newmarkets we have a very nice gurment of STRIPED CLOTH, made with puffed back, Dell sleeve. Come inall sizes, Weslso have the same style of cloth with Raglan sleeve. Choice of these two wage! e850. ‘In Newmarkets we are showing an immense line of all grades, PRICES, FIT, and STYLE we guarantee to Decorrect, You should look them over carefully. IMPORTED GARMENTS of fine Braided Clothe We are showing both the “ANGEL” and “Bell” Sleoves, and all the latest novel- ties in Long Double Wraps. Prices ranging from 820 TO ¢. RAGLAN: Ws H. McKxer, ‘“Buctessor to RH. Taylor.” ‘Weare sole aguante for one of the beet Fur Houses in New York city,and guarantee every garment we sell to be just as represented. When required, meacures are taken and garments made specially to onter. Be- fore purchasing we would solicit an tpepection of oar stock and ask you to compare our prices and qualities ‘with other houses dealing in these goods, WRAPS. ‘We are showing « very large assortment of every va- ety in Ladies’ Long and Short Wrape—piatn, hand. somely braided and fur trimmed: in al] the new color inge—Black, Navy-Biue, Dark Green, Garnet, Red, Ox- Blood and all the new shades in Brows: st prices ac- Imowledged by all to be ae lowes any bouse in the city. Remember our styles and many of our fabrice fare confined exclusively to us. PLUSH JACKETS AND SACQUES. ‘We are showing three (3) lengths in Jackets—23, 27, ‘and 30 inches—and in plain and seal edre st prices from $1450 upwards. Sacques, full length, from 620 to €45. Our $45 Sacques we guarantee the best quality of ‘eval plush and finest lining and real seal loope. CHILDREN'S CLOAKS, In our Children's Department you will find over forty different styles at very reasonable prices. We ‘ave received many new goods this week. Full line of Ladies’, Misses, and Children's Furnish- ings, comprising Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear, Corsets, Handkerchiefa, Silk Mufflers, Umbrellag, &c., &e. ‘Men's LINED GLOVES at half price, WM. H. McKNEW, ‘Successor to RH. Tartom, 223 £33 Pennaylvania avenve. J.C. Horeurssox, IMPORTER RICH MILLINERY. HIGH NOVELTIES. ‘Per last Steamer. ‘Your inspection solicited. WRAPS AND JACKETS, * To which the attention of Ladics is urgently directed, this entire Stock being new, all of the highest grades of material, made and Sinished in the most workman- Uke manner. Jackets $3.62. ranging in price to 30. gtggmariets and Haglan $5, ranging in price to ‘Seal Plush Wraps and Jackets, €15, ranging in price to€125. Made of the dnest grade of Bradford Plush, of sofine a texture tuat uone but an expert can dis. tinguish from the real Seal Fur, finished Like the real ‘Seal garment, richly lined. Special Seal Plush Modseaka at $18, reg. price @22. Novelties in Pattern Garments, and have no dupli- cates, and will recommend thenuselves to patrons in search of very high class gooda, Iw Dice of of Ani in all the new Cloths. We are showing an endless va- riety at all prices. MISSES’ GARMENTS. ‘We have just received about 90 imported samples in ‘1Gand 18 years’ sizes. All handsome styles, the very Intest shapes, and new cloth, Among them are very pretty styles of Cardinal Cloths, braided in Black, Elegant shades in plain colors and stylish stripes, and great many novelties, GRETCHEN COATS, In very pretty styles, with Angel Sleeves and Belts, ‘Striped Cloths; sizes from 4 to 12 years, Price: 95.50; RISE, 50c. A SIZE. ‘SCHOOL NEWMAREETS, With Capes and Bell Sleeves; sizes, 12, 14 and 16 years. We have them in both Checked and Striped Clothe. Price: $6.25 FOR 12 YEARS; ADD 50c. A SIZE. It ina wonderful garment for the price. All we ask is an EXAMINATION OF OUR STOCK ands comparison with others, We know the result, Bi A Mt : Be oo PE RAS gts Bee “4 “oe OM ‘= ° 223 7TH. 8TH AND D STREETS. “On, Mana, Looxe THE BOYS EXCLAIM. AS THEY SEE OUR FINE DISPLAY OF BOYS’ CLOTHING. varprise is pothing as con to that of Poet ae Ret ee eee ee Overco from 4 to 12, at 50, Peirce teh eae cate for rae ag pieced Suits from ‘w $8.50, In these we offer Our assorunentof Suita and Gvetcoats for Boye of 14 18 ‘and prices ; af to 18 is comp! will be found to suit. FOR MEN. : reenact ee Sit Glove a ‘worth @1¢ SOF oe, wore ut at ra Nc} ag Shevict fuite'from 46" Saneeree F ‘oth ite at io trouble to show goods at Oak HALL, n23 Corner 10th and F sta. 2." LIGHTNING! LET IT FLASH. RAIN! LET IT POUR. ‘WAIL! LET IT RATTLE. IT FALL, SOFT AND SLOW OB SNOW! LET TEBOE AND FAST. Tae Twerve Luvesse EXHIBITION FLOORS or ‘W. B. MOSES & SON'S ESTABLISHMENT, Gor. 11th aud Feta. nw, ‘Washington, D.C, Are filled with the most attractive stock of Furni- tare, Carpets, Upholstery Goods aud Interior Decors- tions to be had from home and foreign imarkets. ‘The following are a few of the special attractions to each floor: FIRST EXHTRITION FLOOR. 11 pieces Fine Silk, 32 inches wideabout 550 yards, in all the newest shades, worth 85c., reduced to Goc. per yard. SECOND EXHIBITION FLOOR, ‘There are 85 pairs of Fine Imported ChenilleCur- tains, 50 inches wide by 3 yards long, left of the 100 pairs which were reduced from $10 to $7 per pait, | which is less than cost to import. THIRD EXHIBITION FLOOR. 1,300 yards best Bigelow, Lowell and Hartford Body ‘Brussels, in choice designs and colorings, Redused from $1.35 to $1 per yard. FOURTH EXHIBITION FLOOR. 13 Japancee Screens, 6 feet high, 4 wings, gold em- broidery on satin, Japanese cloth back, Reduced from $12 to 910. FIFTH EXHIBITION FLOOR A very large Easy Arm Chair, covered in best leather, Reduced from $25 to $15. SIXTH EXHIBITION FLOOR, A Solid Walnut Wardrobe, handsomely veneered, French beveled-giass doora, Reduced from $60 to 850. SEVENTH EXHIBITION FLOOR. A'S-piece Antique Ash Chamber Suite, with a large beveled glass in bureau. Reduced from @28 to $22, EIGHTH EXHIBITION FLOOR. A Mabogony-finished Suite, with lange double bed stead, large buresu with beveled French plate glass large washstaud with splasher rod, all handsomely carved. Reduced from $95 to $80. A fine San Domingo Mahogany Hand-carved Bide- doard, with 3 large closeta, 1 large linen drawer, and 2 napkin drawers, extra heavy plated medallion pulls of Intest design, 5-toot top, 53x24 French plate glass. Reduced from $115 to $95, A large handsome Rug Couch, very comfortable. Re- ‘Guced from $35 to $25. ELEVENTH EXHIBITION FLOOR. ‘875 yards best all-wool extra super. Ingrain Carpets, including Lowell and Hartford makes, in new and de- sirable patterna, Reduced from 75c. to Sie. par yard. ‘There are about 30 rolla, or about 1,500 yards of those 6c. which have been selling for 42362. per yard, which te ‘ese than cost to manufacture, These will be closed out at 42%4c. Call earty and sucure choise of the ten petterns remaining. All the above prices are for cash on or before de- ‘WE DOWT KNOW, BUT YOU BET ON THE ELECTION, AXD HAD TO PAY MONEY YOU COULD ILL-AFFORD TO SPARE. WASWT IT A POLLY TO TAKE SUCH ‘CRANCES? IF YOU ARE A LOSER BY THE RECENT ELECTION, ARE THERE NOT A BUNDRED AND ONE THINGS OCCUR TO YOU FOR WHICH YOU COULD HAVE JUDICIOUSLY EXPENDED THE MONEY YOU GAMBLED AWAY IN YOKING A WISH AND AN OPINION? THERE ISN'T A LOSER OR A WINNER OF SUCH BETS WHO WON'T READILY CONCEDE THAT THE WHOLE PROCEDURB WAS UNMITIGATED POLLY. WELL, THERE ARE OTHER FOLLIES NOT ALWAYS 80 PALPABLE PERHAPS, IT'S FOLLY TO DEPRIVE YOUR Fam. LIES OF STOVES, CARPETS, CHAMBER 4ND PARLOR SUITES, OR HOUSEFUENISH- ING GOODS OF ANY KIND, BECAUSE You HAVEN'T ALL THE MONEY IN HAND TO PAY CASH DOWN. WE SAY ITS POLLY, BECAUSE OUR CREDIT PLAN 18 ONE YOU WOULD EMBRACE AT ONCE IF YoU UNDERSTOOD IT, THEN ITS FOLLY NOT TO CALL AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND TERMS. AGAIN, ITS A DISASTROUS POLLY, WHEN YOU DOKNOW OUR TERMS, NOT TO LIVE UP TO THEM. MORE DISASTROUS FOR YOU THAN FOR Us. BUT THERE IS NO FOLLY CAN QUAL THAT OF DEPRIVING YOUR FAMILIES AND ROBBING YOUR HOMES OF SIMPLE COMFORTS, FOR THE SAKE OF INDULG- ING 4 MANIA FOR BETTING. HOUSE & HERRMANN? CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE, AND 023 SEVENTH STREET ¥. AND 636 MASS. AVENUE ocl-2m Loox To Your Owx [srenzsre And Buy Your Medicine of ¥. 8 WILLIAMS & 00, DRUVGOISTS, ‘Under Masonic Temple, Corner Ninth and F Streets Nort!.weat, Oar stock of Druge,Chemicals, and Patent Medictn-s fe the largest of any Retail Store in the city. Youare always eure of getting them pure and fresh, as we deal @irectly with the manufacturers and can save you movey, as shown by the follow:ng partial list ‘The best Triple Extracts in bulk 36c. per ounce. _ for 25 ‘Williams’ Little Liver Pilla,thebest. 10 cs Campbell's Arsenic Wafore...... Campbell's Arsenic Wafers, large... Effervesciug Iron Bitters per bottle... 50 Imported Bay Ruma, large bottles. 20 " 56 ae Bry a ry cy 18 is 35 69 Pierce's Favorite Prescription, wy Pierce's Purrative Pellets, - Pozount’s Powder... 35 Pure Vaselive. email size oa Pure Vaseline, large size . . Pare Vaseline. the luqgest butties.. Pomade Vaseline 8 15 Wryeth’s Beet, Wine and Iron...... 10 ‘Williams’ Beef, Wine and iron, frees i - 100 7% | 100 7 100 20 2 50 =~ 50 os 20 2 20 20 70 100 25 eo 23 oe 23 “ 25 % Our No.8 Toilet Cologne, a very superior article’ fragrant, refreshing, and lasting, @1 per pint, Fapdoline t qooguaied oo o benutiter of corner tease Fe F. 8. WILLIAMS & CO. Proprietora. Tse Tor Tue Canp Lixzs Bust 18 THE “ANCHOR” STOXE BUILDING BLOOKa, Rea] Stone, three colors ‘The BEST PRESENT for Children and Adulte, ‘For ¢1.76 or @2 good average box. Apply for Descriptive Catalogue. cent post free, F. aD. RICHTER @ co, ‘310 BROADWar, ‘(SEW rors CHRISTIAN RUPPERT,