Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1888, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR.|A Foscore Resmoen. - WASHINGTON: -November 26, 1888. CROSBY S&S, NOYES. THE EVENING STAR has the fallest Local WEATHER: PROOF Meanie coricteinet wenthg tepeit ‘tial to man’s comfort than another it's a storm ul- ster. You've had s foreible reminder of this in the weather of the past twenty-four hours, With a foresight, whetted by past experiences, we pro- vided ourselves with ® line of ulsters—veritadic “weather beaters.” Months ago—while you were W.WERE A oo www AA of Tar Bvesoso sweltering under a summer's sun, we were placing % ey Kwwwee A4 Statement of the cireal our orders for these goods. Part of the order has fi £8, 5 8 WW eeeh“4k B- ‘been filled th thie country—part from abroad— DOWNY ENGLISH CASSIMERES AND GENU- ‘son aaabeia: INE IRISH FRIEZE—WOOLY AND WARM—were imported direetly received just in the| Calf Boots, pegwed, machine sewed, hand-welt and ee cist hand stitched, from $1.85 to 85, Bick of'time. ‘They ate stylish-locking, but thelr |" Docsstic and French Kip Boots, pegged or ecrewed, quality has not been sacrificed to appearance. | strictly solid soles and counters, $1.50 to $3, From the American markets, we have CHINCHIL- | Butchers and Brewers ee Boots, the very PML PRS Ee aountes mat css Weterocear fal made with an eye to the comfort of the wearerand | Our Famous $2.50 Triple-sole Police Shoes, protection to his clothing. Not great cumbersome, bulky things—an eyesore ands load to carry—but " warm, whole-soulea looking garments, graceful in ‘thetr construction and durable in their quality. WE'VE AT LEAST SIXTY DIFFERENT STYLES of ulsters at pricesfrom $12 up. WE GUARAN- TEE EVERY STITCH IN THEM ALL, eee eee and Rabi an; You're surely not going to permit your coschman to enutaantisnoniaae:, Boots, any wear his light livery any longer. ‘T would be inhuman, to sy nothing of the inconsistency. ‘We've got #full line of HEAVY WINTER ONES, that are reproductions from the atest plates, and can suit your taste in quality and color, we are sure, Ob, say! FUR ROBES—you'll want them now for your buggy, and your coschman will keenly feel their need, too, We've got an admirable line—any kind of fur. For the people who have to go out and need the serv- ice of RUBBER (and who dovs not?) we've got the most complete line in the city; all styles and sizes, Just bear us in mind as OUTFITTERS IN THE BROADEST SENSE OF THE TERM. Evers- thing you need we've got, in a variety and at prices that cannot be equalled, SAKS AND COMPANY, PROVIDERS FROM THE WORLD'S MARKETS, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. Mesr Hye 2, Oxe Et COURSE YOU MUST! ‘The “Nor-Westere” are howling in their hungry — FRESH VICTIMS. 27,247 FOR LADIES. Correspoxpine Week, 1887. . 732 Sapenss $2.50 Double Sole Waukenphast Button, 1 that the ‘inotmnend $1.25 and $1.50 Substantial Pebble Button, solemnly swear above isa an correct statement of the circulation of Tur Evewtxe Stam for the week ending November 24, 1888, ay F. B. Noves, Treasurer Evening Star Newspaper Co. Sworn to and subscribed before me this twenty-sixth day of November, A. D, 1888, Jous T. C. Ciara, Notary Public. re ‘This year’s campaign of the winds and the clouds against the earth has been characterized both by the severity of the great assaults and by the systematic regularity with which they have been conducted. In January the first great blizzard of the year froze and killed earth’s inhabitants. In March the memorable spring assault was made. The summer blow ‘was struck in the shape of the August cy- clone. The autumn has been expected to furnish an assault worthy to round out the extraordi- nary campaign of 88. Yesterday's storm prob- ably fulfills this expectation. Heavy snows and terrific winds in New England, with high- running waters and great damage to shipping along the coast, entitle the storm to rank with its predecessors of the year. Railway commu- nication will probably be interrupted, and cities will suffer as they deserve by the pros- tration of electric wires permitted to remain overhead. In Washington the fourth of the big four of the stofms of '88 roared very mildly, though the wind was disagreeably demonstra- tive for a short time, and some snow and hail FOR THE Boys. WM. HAHN & CO.'S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, ‘Main Store, $16 7th st. ‘West End Store, 1922 Penn. ave. Capitol Hill Store, 231 Penn. ave. 8e26-w,f,m,3m 0 VALUE AT’ Wray own price. Call down. pation, 11th et. se MISSF! ey go at Very near your [AN'S, Double Combi- rappers wills ‘ost You 1berandd ah Azse. Double Combination, 11th NEVER SOLD FASTER THAN THEY DO NOWAT THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., _n6 ar 7th and G sis. Buscx Fane Fraascarse Sixxs At 20 per cent less than regular prices, Having just bought to great adyantage from anim- Porter declining business a full line of the finest we offer special inducements and guarantee the prices to be lower than same goods in New York or . : less, piercing not only to the ; have fallen. The capital is under the direct | pits, *i2d6 are, pitiless, piercing not only to the | poston. Bring an expert and examine the qualities. protection of the weather bureau, and is all | thelite current aud bring the human machine fo full | REAL INDIA SILKS, all shades, 28 inches wide, n stop. a eee right. Protect 4 yom irself, you be ry oe = ‘Tockau ithe Nobody believed, when Mra, Hamersly ac- | adtineaid that, Love ie at Locka ere Oveceuats at $5.87 are cepted the dissolute duke of Marlborough for mockery of el a. her husband, that she was going to lead a life r Hine lue Chinchills Overcoats at $6.75 are the very of ideal happiness, but few ventured to pro- | “Sur Mottled Melton Overcoats at $7.50 carry con- oo in new designs, at $1.2 ALL-WOOL HENRIETTAS, fine quality, 40 inches wide, at 50c.; sold everywhere at BLACK PEAU DE SOIE SIL & at $1.25, worth 300 pieces All-wool French Dress Goods less than Phesy that the domestic upheaval would begin | Vieu0% Twat Tweed Overcoata, with silk Ik facines, at | usual prices as promptly as it has. Banned by the church, are not only dressy, but mfort- | Paris Robes reduced from 835 to — or gaara Say shaapaalfersecaer = ont Au Wool ay a Kerecy, Qreresete, at - ary all ghades, reduced from $1.50 to society, and houn yy the eI wi .75 will surely arou wra jose dealers i zi whom his notorious career as a spendthrift and (ot and Caster Cloth Overcoats at $1.75 ba oe eatnd cpet libertine has surrounded him, the duke is not a | *ove "wrt “igivetis than language. ace, e. man who would naturally arouse an enthu- siasm of respect in the heart of the woman he has made his wife. But she was Fy uses @ person of mature years when she accepted fomany es doe ut, re men were ‘almost his offer of marriage, and abundantly able to | #™pted to withdra fen Dut as there are only 4 silk facings, at $14.10 ae sot the fashionable world “Ogr Boal Kersey Overcoats—pure and unadulter. 14.79, produced such a irore and provoked Panaverena Stone. zs W AND CHEAP, SP} 38 and 4 i rey 30e. ans them left, to let the Tegard- guard herself against deception as to the con- | less i Fay 46-inch All-wool = it sequences of her act. In the barter of a pot of | surprising that we Iet the mere amutoset ie tart | G4-Inch Brosdet it -inch Ladies’ eiothe. i olors, money for a eee title there _ i 5, howl ate op eus.7e| Seach 4 cn Clot sileaior peor hertieees A oe oS pone Blue a Bick A Hie Wal Dion 2 8 Black Black Silks, &.: Black Velvets, Black neither party puts into writing, or otherwise throughout wit ‘very acme of | and Colored Plushes, Colores Velve recognizes in a formal manner, but which both shad and erection ot ata at 18225, Sil chee ir, charm | Full line of Pri 00d ESS CIN GHA parties must accept, when disclosed, with as ‘Blue eod Beaver Qrercoats, lined Good, Quality and Extra Good Styles only good grace as possible, In the Hamersly-Marl- | thf See ~ b bkinuer's best a wm Reaves aitin, ot 160" vara pice 1 borough case there was no concealment, and creatures who wnd often receive $35 for alike | _ Full line of Cloths and Caaaeres for Men's and Boys’ Wear (very iow). ? CLOAKING CLOTHS. tyles of Cloaking Cloths at ¢: Joss than rexular prices. LACE CURTA) no attempt atany. What was known to the whole world was so bad that nothing which could be revealed later could possibly be worse. Extra Good 82.40, and 8: Sulleatet 25, eee 12, is 7 Lace C1 » So If Mrs. Hamersly is only now convinced that aths Sate 81,50, 8 58250, 82 she made a bad bargain, she must console her- 2 ae . Sack Suits for Gentlemen, Qne lot Portieres, reduced 3 to 82.9: self with the reflection that she alone is respon- = ela fer denientn, gir sprard saa | Sanit pra Faluced from #4 to sible for it. obits for —— Vestand | Only a few lett at #1); cxtra good and chic — "ROUSERS, aft those Jn used of Table Linen and Napkin would 3 - = BL ert OME jook throws! 3 ve wom The workingmen of St. Louis are taking time TREE TA’ TO! eas IE, 4 p BR BO ra e have some by the forelock in making their preparations af area 7 .Warranted a8 Represented, and One Price now for a great strike in 1890. Still, it is only VICTOR E. ADLER'S tothe completeness of its organization that] 19 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10 any strike can look for success, andsuch organ- | 927 and 929 7th st. 22 cornet % R iissos’ Beaver Mutt. ization is not the work of a day. On the other | Open Saturdays til'li bon 226 ee Flash Far Sad 1. deed b hand, however, capital, so long forewarned, is Combination, 11th st. SSR a able to make its preparations to meet the com- By WALKING, JACKET bination against it, so that the striker is | Gon, AL Cuaxce. ‘95. ‘BENS MILEER between two fires. A better way to raise wages or shorten hours would be for the workingman ekgtcam lortable over- hae a atria gut, 4c Py scil Souttie guita: sizea 19 t6 18 at ioalt rinse i Sieeetae, 10 suit for $5. Children’s suits, 4 to ” we stated iblic, the clothing pnw tng bmg overs, new Es toour [sso" stock of Gents’ wecsieies: to study his trade till he is such a master of it ‘that the capitalist is compelled to hire him at his own terms as to hours and pay for lack of ability to replace him withont serious loss. No out of rt 50; Sweet dials man who does that will be in any need of e ponsequently, we are 50 ef et Port, $1.50; Zinta: P “ these big Ted ‘ena to buy cheap and 2. $1 striking as a means of improving his condition. | for'vs tedinwent of our atock ass xibie? Be ‘so: eck, See Wiunelapor do —————————— OLA = ‘The republicans are to proceed by quo war- = as tie celebrated ranto in the federal courts to change the ap- SPECIAL NOTICE. Parent result in Virginia, and the democrats are to proceed by mandamus in the state court to alter the congressional results in West Vir- ginia. Discussions in the abstract of the com- parative wisdom of these varying methods of procedure are probably of little value. Each ra i Tobece il positively destroy ‘ction for rellot trom which it wae moot bene. May Bea for rel wi Was m pe- “ ful of securing a favorable response to its ap- peal. $a _ The American art association in New York city keep their gallery, containing the Verest- ebagin collection of paintings, and other ob- jects of art, open to the public on Sunday afternoons and evenings. It was an experi- ment; and many were the prophecies that the class of people who wanted entertainment on Sunday were not the class who cared for curios, statuary and paintings of a high order. In suite — ferrite whe vmaparan — 70-inch Bleached, Table Damask at 75c. per yard. @ great success, © evidence et Damask, needed of the way such an innovation would be rs eee eatS, zx yatees tie received in Washingtow, if the library of Seich FBijohed atte Daan x gteen Congress and the Corcoran gallery and the eh - with feed Border at National museum were thrown open on Sunday gt ineh Yar Bitachea German Damask at 7: ie mage $< In losing the services of Mr. C. W. Vickery | prices. as superintendent of mails Tae Star cannot do less for the public than to say he has been ‘8 most capable and faithful officer, and express the hope that his successor may {ill the posi- tion with equal acceptability and credit, — a Sena If Postmaster-General Dickinson had given his mind to the abolishment of the green post- age stamp instead of prophesying that the democrats would carry Michigan at the last election his hold upon the popular heart as a statesman would be stronger than it now is. ‘The New York Sun will concur in Sens |. if Tux Stax is not mistaken. oo Isn't it about time for some one'to give the title of “Colonel” to Mr. Halford, the coming private secretary of President-elect Harrison? The Present incumbent of the office is a Colonel; and it won't do for Mr. Harrison to put a man in it of lower military rank. This is an age of | OS instion, thet ee hast Progress, eae Dakota will refuse to be admitted to the ‘Union until guaranteed against 9s proveliod in the How Beynd ane yester- Wednesday of this week we will have uy Are enact bi S27 per suit. Of season, but we know thi ow these ‘A FOO! Infallible ‘= of the Turl An absolute cure for Nervousness, ‘Mental em Despondency, Nervous Headache Sleer leeaness and & werful Blood ay i n26-6t* 6 boxes for $5. Send for circul TURKISH TABLET CO,, Philadelphia, Pa, Public opinion our strongest ‘Indorsement, ne A Proctamatios Ox Accouxr 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 their Thavksgiving dinner from New Table Linen and can enjoy the turkey with #0 much more relish, Therefore we have resolved to al Fine Se: awe itty to $22.90. 226 1237 Penna. ave., through to 13th st. Sear Sem Wrars. ‘We have areal rags ate et dee chs Plas 7 TS 250 an % Bleached ieee Damask Naphins Py $1 106 dozen’ % Bleached German Damask Napkins at 1.25 ae et | 7 dose bleschea Scotch Damask Napkinsat $1.45 50 Rozen Pree aettiey mse oan at men 84, st Fine ty Bleached Scotch Damask Na Special price, #2 per dozen. pe singin ey eee $2-50 and $3. 150, dozen PAG ieached German Napkins. my ‘Special 1.75 per dozen. oschit ‘ae 7B doren 3; Red’ Border au Se Pere ele ator 25 ean Damask Napkins, $1.50 per 3 Fine Quality Bleached Scotch Napkins, Peeler set POY: able for | 200 dozens initial Napking at 82.25 per dozen, ‘WHITE DAMASK TABLE SETS. WILLETT & RUOFF, £85 pg 8-4 with 4-8 Napkins to match, #3. 338 209 Penne. Ae, iE a x OU" WANT 7. Thana 8 = D0 70 A op ES 3 ee ‘2 the “Mikado” in our store and receive ¥ each, i mites aes ae ey — aes japanese Lae rie, So And io tad 21th st. se. — hay +4 personage will have his a Prorer Foorwesn 7 — 69% a Mason, Loor THE BOYS EXCLAIM. AS THEY SEE OUR FINE mt OF tore cobmaine , in the middle states in the March bliz- | Took in our windows and you will better understand eed | sard, and in the southern states in the August | Y#t we mean when in future we talk to you of proper iter poary footwear. SHOES for Men, Women and Children, which we fo be constructed with special care for the requirements of na fore ay E. tender feet. Shoes that require no “breaking in;” that T= dada Jas. F. Ovsrzn, ; re pliable and elastic in make, yet strong and service. wha are the best. Our low prices place them within easy reach of all. - Sweet cog iris $1.50; | THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1888. Jet the past speak for ‘te 1 ‘the present, and then noex- od planation is ELEVENTH An- On every hand may be seen preparations for ‘the Holday season's a ‘Will no doubt appreciate our greatly enlarged ‘selling space, secured in annexing the Prince ‘Those departments which play the most im- Portant parts in the Christmas trade have been greatly increased in stock and space, and every- thing tending to facilitate business and enhance the comfort and convenience of our patrons has A great part of the Christmas stock is already 1 Fisk, Clark & Flazg’s Scarfs for 88c. ‘in, and each day for awhile will note the arrival 4c Scarfs in all styles for 35c. of more. Scarfs in all styles tor 20c. 15c Collars in all styles for 10c, 20c Cuffs in all styles for 16c. $1 to 83.68 Suspenders at 10 per cent discount. 85e “Palais Royal” Dress Shirts for 78c. 75e Fancy-Trimmed Night Shirts for 63c. 25c Half Hose, in all styles, for 21c. 50c Underwear, in all styles, for 44c, 68c Bleached Canton Flannel Drawers for 56c. 75e Underwear, in all styles, for 56c. $1 Underwear, in all styles, for 88, $1.35 White Lamb's Wool Underwear for $1. i 50 Medicated Wool Underwear for $1.39. 7% Colored English Cashmere Underwear for en 25. FANCY EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. is that fora variety? Baskets of every descrip- tion, and for every purpose to which they can be put. Present pickers will get the best apd cutest, so don't belast. We have touch on the two extremes in Small Fancy Baskets in every conceivable shape, for tions, baskets, whisk-holders, &c., &e.,&c. Se. to $1. Work-Baskets, 250. to #4: eo. Scrap-Basketa, 40c. to $2.50. Work-Stand Baskets. A frame stand, holding $2 English Scarlet Wool Underwear for $1.62. two baskets, in White and Colors. Very con- 10 per cent discount on Dr. Warner's “Health”, and venient and serviceable. White, $2; colors, Cartwright & Warner's Celebrated Underwear. $2.50. EB Also see the Umbrella, Rubber Goods, Hand- To help you pick, we have made up big baskets kerchief, Fancy Goods and Glove Department Souve-| _ full of little baskets, which are ticketed, choice airs, of this lot Se, ; the choice of this lot 10c., and GLOVE DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. 80 00, $1 Men's Kid Gloves, all styles, for 89c. We have als@secured a very attractive ansort= Ladies’ 98c Pigskin Monsquetaires for 89¢. ment of Celluloid Fancy Articles, such as Card- $1.50 Undressed “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves for 98c. | Cases. Pouches, Glove-Caxes, Match-Boxes, Fin- $2.25 12-button Undressed Kid Mousquetaires,| cushions, Calendars, and a great variety of $1.98, other fancy shapes, unique and attractive, suita- 25c Cashmere Cloth Gloves for 19¢. bie for euchre prizes and holiday gifts, FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS, Plush Dressing Cases, fitted, for $2.50. 25 Plush Dressing Cases, with amber fittings, for Collar and Cuff Boxes for $1.75. $5 Shaving Case, elegantly fitted for $4.50. DOLL DEPARTMENT SOUVENIBS. $1.15 French Bisque Dolls for 75c, 20 per cent discount on other Dolls, KERCHIEF DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS, Ladies’ and Meu's Handkerchiefs, in all styles, 250 Ladies’ and Men's Handkerchiefs, in all styles, | Shalt st the low price of Soe, per sand, 3c Ladies Jap Silk Handkerchiefs for 206. cic ae 50c Men's Fancy Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs for | HOLIDAY DRESS PATTERNS. for 40¢, 55c Men's Initial Jap Silk Handkerchiefs for 50c. Preemie taps genet hl — 50c Ladies’ Fine Embroidered Fancy Handkerchiefs, " eye cette Fond rotin reese $1 Mon’s Brocaded Silk Mufflers for 89¢. $ 5e Child's pure Linen Handkerchiefs for 4c. peroned perenne gerry corgghowd NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. mit ane ane if padi d 124 pure Linen Collars, 3 for 2.50 to $7.50 per dress-pattern. ¢ pure Linen Cuffs 3 pairs for 25¢, paso Pigeon aamtencaary ogee leche ee ‘TNITIAL” SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. 25e Ruffings, in all styles, for 196. $1 black Spanish Lace Scarfs for 89e. The stock of “Initial” Hundherchiete shown last Christmas was only about half as $3 Hand-run Lace Scarfs for 82.50. ART GOODS DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. leaps nn thls anaes. uaa! 0s ana a specialty of Silk Initial Handkerchiefs, and 10 per cent off the marked prices of Bric-a-Brac, in- cluding Japanese and other wares, also fine Clocksand | Ghote the following interesting itema- ‘Men's White China Silk Hemstitched “Initial” Lamp: Se Persian Draping Scarfs for 19, Handkerchiefs, hand-worked letters, 2-inch $2 Persian Table Scarfs and Covers, $1.35. hem. Only 50c. each. Fringes of all styles at cost prices. Men’s White Japanese Silk Hemstitched “Initial” Handkerchiefs, hand-worked letters, ‘ancy Lace Toilet Sets for $2. 50c Imported Metal Smoking Sets for 39c, 24inch hema, Only 75c. and $1 each, First floor. Se Antique Photo Frames for 20c. SILKS. 1.24 Antique Crumb Brush and Tray for 950, A hundred or so new shadings, in the popular 35 ‘This has been an extraordinary ribbon season. Never before have they been so attractive and cheap, nor used in such profu: To the few dozen uses of @ year or so ago titre is a hun- 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 offera couple hundred pieces of 2%-inch All-Silk Gros Grain Ribbons, with eatin border, in all the desirable trimming FAN DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS, Satins, These are extensively used for Gauze and Satin Fans for 25c. Plain and Painted Satin Fans for 50c, F $1.35 Plain and Feather Tip 4 rk of every description, and you can hardly imagine a shade but that we have it. Elegant White Silks, in a great variety of #1.48 Ostrich Feather 2 Ostrich Feather Fans for $1.50, 3. -inch Ivory Shanghai Silk, only 75c. per yard. 3 Ostrich Feather Fans for #2. 50 Ostrich Feather Fans for 8 Ostrich Feather for 85. $10 Marquis Lace Fans for #9. 25 Ostrich Fans, in all styles, for $20. 30 Oktrich Feather Fans for 824, Feather Fans, with Mother of Pearl nch White China Silks, also in the art shades, only 85c. per yard. 24-inch Ivory Jupanese Silks, only #1 per yard, 27-inch White and Cream Shanghai Silks, only $1 per yard. 24-inch Ivory China Surah, only $1 per yd. ‘This Silk is very much used for Underwear, aud Dressses requiring to be washed. White Silks, in Gros Grain, Faille, Francaise, Surah, Moire, Moire Antique and other Weaves, ‘Wedding Silks a speciality. (First floor; new annex.) LONG GARMENTS AGAIN. Few more exclusive Styles in Ladies’ Fancy Striped Cloth Circulars, They simply make a good Stock better, as we were already well sup- ~Plied in Ladies’ Long Garments. Also received a new line of Ladies’ Cloth Modjeskas, the most popular of the Semi-Long, Wraps, Fifty more Seal Plush Sacques, made from the “Gold Medal Plush.” Note the perfection in LRY DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. in all styles, for 1c. in all styles, for 39¢. $1 Jewelry, in all styles, §9c. 10 per cent off the marked prices of all Indies? and gents’ Solid Gold Jewelry. ATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. ocketbooks, in all styles, for 19. ‘ard Cases, in all styles, for 19c. 50c. Pocketbooks, etc.,in all styles, 39¢. al do do in all styles, for 89¢. FUR DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. 10 per cent off the marked prices, including the Scarce Bear and Monkey Purs. Russian Hare Muffs for 42c, LLA DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. Umbrellas, Gold and Silver tops, 81. 98. shape, length and finishings, A specially Genuine “Gloria” Umbrellas for 81.29. aut ee eee inch do do for $1.59. (Third floor.) 1 Silk Umbrellas for @1.98, 28-inch Twill Silk Umbrellas for 8 RUFFLING FROM AUCTION. $4.98 Silver-handle Novelty Umbrellas for $4.25, a 2: ‘We have made an auction purchase of 206 a e8 28-inch Silverhandle Novelty Umbrellasfor| 4, Nes of Fine f ‘Tourist Neck Ruching, i 3 which we shall sell at 25c. per box. The lowest aaa GooDS DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS, Merete lige Tiuriat Seeking weever abd 29! med ‘was 28c. per box,and the Lace-edge was not near so food a quality as this. Only 25c. per Dox of six yards, (First floor; center.) “DRIVES” IN QUILTED LININGS. We have secured an excellent line of Quilted Satin and Lasting Linings, and are offering a number of specially good values. Quilted Satins, in all the desirable shades for lining Wraps, Comforts, and Fancy Articles, 23 inches wide, 75c. and 81 per yard. Quilted Farmer Satins, in Black and Seal Brown, only 50 and 75¢. per yard, Iso offer Sleeve Linings of Striped Satins and Hai 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 stylega line of English ‘Terry Bath Wraps, in choiee colorings, at $5.50 y Striped Raglans for $2.79, $6.85 Changeable Colors Ragluns for $5.98, $12.00 Cloth Finish {Feather Weight Raglans for #10.98. $1.20 MISSES’ Silver Gray Circulars for $1.19. 8145 as “Mother Hubbard” for $1.39, $14 * Rubber Coats for $1.29, $1.98 Extra ao and Heavy Coats for $1.69. Mackintoshes, imitating NOTION Lasit thts T SOUVENIRS, Genuine, nti 14c. 11 White Hose Soup for 126, Bottles of Bay Rum for 18c. 10 Pe: Matked Prices of Batice St Inuported Hatt, Poth, cea and Flesh Brushes 7 RIBBON DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. or ‘ancy Wings, Ostrich Feathers and all Ribbons at 10 ut discount, ‘Te also off the mar es of the wreat stock of ribbons lately secured aud | €ach. Rdvertined at such astonishing prices, Fine English Cloth Smoking Gowns, in dark HOSIERY DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. “fancy checks and stripes; purely “English, you ck Derby Ribbed know.” Welch, Margeston & Co.'s Fine Imported Shawls, or Traveling Rugs, for Men, Exclusive styles, warm and comfortable, From $5 up. (Entrance 1013 F st.) WRAPPER BLANKETS. Splendid line of Blankets for making into Wrappers, Opera Cloaks, Bath Gowns, Steamer -Knit Ribbed Wool Vests for $1. Robes, &e. $1.75 to $12. ntot the marked prices of the Peet (Fourth floor.) je per Co.'s Underwear i ildre: cy r eent discount on Blankets Flannels and | HORSE BLANKETS, e wi Quite a wide range of kinds and qualities, toa7. * in al stylom for tity aig) isc Hose a for 48, UNDERWAR DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS, 45e Ribbed Wool Vests for 39c. 5c. Merino Vests and Pants for 45¢, in all styles, for 8: pens. DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS, ‘beth round and square, $1.75 (Fourth floor.) 1. 18 Black Faitle Francaise for aE i 9. CARRIAGE ROBES. 9 Black Satin Ruadaines for Carriage Robes of various Cloth Fabrics and Seal Plush, in attractive shapes and styles. 83 to B42, (Fourth floor.) ‘NEW, MARSEILLES SPREADS. One case each of White Marseilles Bed Spreads at $2, $2.50, and $3. These are 11-4 wide, in tas for 7: aid Cloths for 78s. lack Serges for 43¢, 1,55 Fancy Velvets for 7be. DRESS TRIMMING, DEPARTMENT 801 it off thi ices Dress Trim- mlnge, Buttons and Ezubrowariess of 8 LACE DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. 10 per cont off marked prices of all Laces, which in- cludes the new gees S rotted Veil forj10c. Thee Lace Tidied tors anes vies sar SECOND FLOOR. f27- Elevator in passage adjoining Glove Depart- ment SHOE DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS, ent off the marked pri of all Shoes slippers for Ladies, Missen, Boys, wad Chil scoes 22 CLOAK DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS, 19 Raglans, fn a} all styles for 38, rf i inert 40 Wraps lls sil ists ga. ene OR iy ee ee for or 80, Rear Custoin-} nf 28 Speer in ist Ise for for ate ‘Chamber tains. 18, 20, 25, 31, 3736 and 50c. per yard, Tassel-and-Ball Fringe to match, at 10 and Bro Bancuss Ix Buck Spxs. | W* H. McKaer, “Successor to R. H. Taylor.” ‘We propose to give you a chance to secure ‘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 T5e., 830, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2, 82.25, and $2.50. Black Faille $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, 82, $2.25, and $2.50. Black Satin Ehadames 0c, $1, 91.12%, €1.25, 91.50, and $2. Black Jersey, $1.25 and $1.50. Black Peau De Soie, Black Armure, Black Satin Luxor, and Black Su- Tabs, We offer extra good value in all of the 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, SEAL SKIN SACQUES AND JACKETS. ‘We are sole agents for one of the best Pur Houses tm ‘New York city,aud guaranteo every garment we sell to be just as represented, When required, messures ‘are taken and garments made specially to order. Be- fore purchasing we would solicit an inapection of our stock and ask you to compare our prices and qualities ‘With other houses dealing in these goods, WRAPS, rats ae homing very large assortment of every Wo im Ladies Long and Short Wraps—plain, hand- somely Uraided and fur trimmed: in all the new color ines—Black, Navy-Biue, Dark Green, Garnet, Red, Ox- Blood and all the new shades in Brown: at Prices so Rncwietend by all to be as lowas any house tn the ty. Remember our stylesand many of our fabrics are confined exclusively tous, PLUSH JACKETS AND sacgvts, Wo are showing three (3) lengths in Juckets—23, 8n2'30 inches—and in plain and seal edge at prices from 614.50 upwanis. Sacques, full length, from @20 to #45, Our #45 Secques we guarantee the best qualityef seal plush and finest lining and real seal loops, CHILDREN'S CLOAKS, Tuour Children’s Department you will find ore forty different styles at very reasonable prices. We have received many new goods this week. Full line of Ladies’, Misses, and Children's Furnish. ings, comprising Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear, Corsets, Handkerchiefs, Silk Muffers, Umbrollas, ‘Be., &e, Men's LINED GLOVES at half price, WM. H. MckKNEW, BLACK WOOL DRESS GOODS, ‘in great variety, and at the very lowest prices, JUST OPENED, another invoice of ‘ BALMORAL SKIRTS. They are well made,and no pains has been spared to secured goods that give perfect satis- faction. HOLIDAY Goops. HOLIDAY GOODS. Many of our Holiday Goods have arrived,and many lots are on the way. The styles are en- tirely new, and many novel things will be shown. Watchthis space. and come and see the bargains, Successor to R. H. Tartor, =e S33 Pennayivenie ovenea._ E. G@ Davis, J. C. Heranssos, 719 MARKET SPACE, r IMPORTER. 0c13-3m_ Corner 8th and D sts, RICH MILLINERY. N's. t Se ag WOOL SHIRTS AnD J peay. Uh ere, 4ike uine Lambs" Wool Shirts HIGH NOVELTIES. Per last Steamer, Your inspection solicited. WRAPS AND JACKETS, To which the attention of Ladies is urrently directed, this entire Stock being new, all of the highest grades of material, made and finished in the most workman like manner. Jackets $3.62. ranging in price to $30. me and Raglaus §5, rauging in price to Seal Plush Wraps and Jackets, $15, ranging in price to $125. Made of the finest grade of Bradford Plush, of so fine a texture that none but an expert can dis: tinguish from the real Seal Fur, finished like the real Seal garment, richby lined, FF Special Seal Plush Modjeska at @18, reg. price #! a Novelties in Pattern Garments, and have no dupli- cates, and will recommend themselves to patrons im search of very high class goods, KID GLOVES. SR==3 The Winter importation of our celebrated Foster Improved Lacing Glove bas arrived. Our sales on this Glove during the past season have been enormous, snd we intend giving our patrons this season a Glove having uo superior in fit, style, or reliability, Our $1 Glove is the best in the city 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. B, eur Ar $4, phot, eee. other _consigmament MALE jwhite ASH OAL: which ‘we are sellt re ton. “We are nie all the other grades an id varieties market prices. HICK prepared to order. iy 11 do weil to give the Stall NutCoale teal Taped et haa ep This list will give you but a faint idea of the im- mensity of our stock, which you certainly must see yourself if you wish to know what a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT is, 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; a good many styles we design ourselves, and hundreds of others are confined to us exclusively. OF OUR OWN IMPORTATIONS. ‘The Berlin Garments cannot be surpassed. In FIT, Tu Twerve Tanwexse EXHIBITION FLOORS or W. B. MOSES & SON'S ESTABLISHMENT, Cor. Lith and F sts, nw, Washington, D.C, Are filled with the most attractive stock of Furute ture, Carpets, Upholstery Goods and Interior Decora tious to be had from home and foreign markets. The following are a few of the special attractions to each floor: — FIRST EXHIBITION FLOOR. THEY ARE “PAR EXCELLENCE.” 11 pieces Fine Silk, 32 inches wide,sbout 550 yanda, . in all the newest shades, worth 85c., reduced to os, eee per yard. SECOND EXHIBITION FLOOR, There are 85 pairs of Fine Imported ChenilleCur tains, 50 inches wide by 3 yands long, left of the 100 Pairs which were reduced from $10 to @7 per pair, which is iess than cost to import. THIRD EXHIBITION FLOOR. 1,300 yards best Bigelow, Lowell and Hartford Body Brussels, in choice designs and colorings, Reduced WEAR, STYLE AND 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 Coat is made of fine silk plush, seal trimming, is satin lined, and 40 inches long. Excel- legt At, An elegant value for — from @1.35 to $1 per yard. FOURTH EXHIBITION FLOOR. ‘NEWMAREETS. 13 Japanese Screens, 6 feet high, 4 wings, gold em- broidery om satin, Japanese cloth back. Reduced from In Ladies’ Cloth Newmarkets we have a very nice | #12 to'#10. garment of STRIPED CLOTH, made with puffed back, FIFTH EXHIBITION FLOOR bell sleeve, Come inall sizes, We also have the sume | ‘ very lange Easy Arm Chair, covered in best style of cloth with Raglax sleeve, Choice of these two | ex:uer, Reiduced from 25 to 615, sty le mise $8.50. SIXTH EXHIBITION FLOOR. In Newmarkets we are showing an immense line of | A Solid Walnut Wardrobe, handsomely veneered, all grades. PRICES, FIT, and STYLE we guarantee to | French beveled-glass doors, Reduced from 800% be correct. You should look them over carefully. 850, SEVENTH EXHIBITION FLOOR. A 3-piece Antique Ash Chamber Suite, with « lange beveled giass in bureau. Reduced from #28 to $22. EIGHTH EXHIBITION FLOOR. A Mahogony-finished Suite, with large double bed- stead, large bureau with beveled French plate glass, large washstand with splasher rod, all handsomely carved. Reduced from $95 to $80. NINTH EXHIBITION FLOOR, A fine San Domingo Mahogany Hand-carved Side Doard, with 3 large closets, 1 large linen drawer, and 2 ‘napkin Grawers, extra heavy plated medallion pts of latest design, 5-foot top, 53x24 French plate glass, ‘Reduced from $115 to $95, TENTH EXHIBITION FLOOR, A large handsome Rug Couch, very comfortable. Re duced 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 patterns. Reduced from 75c. to S5c. per yard. ‘There are sbout 30 rolls, or about 1,500 yards of ‘those 650. ‘TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS , which have been selling for 42¢0. per yard, which is Jess than cost to manufacture. These will be closed out et 42igc. Callearly and secure choice of the ten mee for cash on or before @> WB. MOSES. IMPORTED GARMENTS of fine Braided Cloths. We are showing both the “ANGEL” and “Bell” Sleeves, and all the latest novel- ties in Long Double Wraps. Prices ranging from $20 TO $45. RAGLANS in all the new Cloths. Weare showing an endless va- riety at all prices. MISSES’ GARMENTS. ‘We have just received about 90 imported samples in 16 and 18 years’ sizes. All handsome styles, the very latest 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, ee ees ‘sizes from 4 to 12 years. Price: guages & RISE, 50c, A SIZE. ‘With Capes and Bell Sleeves; sizes, 12, 14 and 16 years. We have them in both Checked and Btriped Price: $6.25 FOR 12 YEARS; ADD 50c. A SIZE. ‘Tt is a wonderful garment for the price. 2A TS z Eiunmanioy or gon eroce ‘