Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1888, Page 4

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It is therefore useless to send them. aA v AA A NNN a BH EEE AA NNN AMEE MA RM Go Ef or ecg, A NN Be 89S ay HYS Bos Rh Gicg Ask HN RS gg KR ‘God £84 TN Be Sae8 = A RRE fi NNN GGG AA ROR I NSN e BAR EEE bee MARE TH SRM G&S 00 wow wi snes oo WWWW NEN oO WwWWW NNN 0.0 ww ww NNN 00 ww NNN 53s, Suy8 Persons go unpunished habitual violation and state laws concerning the oyster beds, and resistance with powder and ives of the state, whose @uty requires them to enforce the law. In effect a domestic insurrection beyond the power of the state to control is in progress in Mary- land, and the national government is called ‘epon to furnish cannon to the state for its sup- For the protection of their reputa- tions as law-abiding communities both of the District's immediate neighbors will need to Destir themselves to activity in the mainte- mance of the majesty of the law, and in the punishment of flagrant crime. The serious charge is brought against Gov. Perry, of Florida, that he is primarily account- i We need mvt tell you that most of the Holiday busi- ness is done tm the lat week re Ciriatinas, and 1m Consedtenee of the DO YOU OM OURSELVES Jt STICE. Now if we can possibly f will do it. and we are xxtis sss A Coc RRR ‘imduce him to call an extra session of the legis- latare last spring to provide for a more efficient quarantine service than could be got from the — of independent local health boards g3 4 CORR which constituted the sole defense of the} “Ss SA § ERR. threatened communities. He was obdurate, | “ss® AA CoC R R it is said, declaring that there was no|/ THT H H (00, appropriation for such a session. In-| T HHH & O quiries were then sent out to mem-| $ ff H %° bera of the legislature, to ascertain how many sy A BX N DDD 85g of them would serve without pay, and all but Sosy rw ean DD Bs, five responded generously. Still the governor AAA NNN D D i held firm, and the plan had to be abandoned, Sss8 AA NNN DoD Sss although it was shown him that there was an oF abundance of money in the treasury to pay for| ppp 00 1 L A RRR 655g any new provision the legislature might meke.| } 2 8 8 b fF = 2 53s, To the lack of an adequate quarantine under| PP 0,0 Ei ti, AMA ROR gS state authority, Mr. Perry's critics attribute | 5. eke 00 Pen most of the suffering and death which have | If Bee OE Tg gs visited Florida during the last three months. | |i per BRE S gir HOT Sesy It is a serious charge to lay at any man’s door, | Hl Pb oR Roo F Ht T Sus and the governor will no doubt make a strenuous defense in justification of his stub- " i DAYS: Feet e | ptcensemerer name emma SEs | ‘The New York Worli to-day prints a map of | “"** the Ualted States with Camis anaexed, or| Bch BRR £99, 4 HOS & sis rather absorbed. It rounds out the proportions | BBB, AA ERE G .. AA HNN “ssy of the Union beautifully and symmetrically. BBB AAR Boos 2“S HN ME Sso5 No one can view its harmonious outline with- ‘THAT WILL gut coming to the conviction that Yankee} 4 98s, THT (00, ¥ U xX N BOD Beedle isto be the masic of the futare all the} (4 S. 7 890 o ESE B Hy way from Mexico to the North Pole. or a et aay Nx BoP Some of the New England newspapers are u now fixing up a “deal” whereby Mr. Chandler u is to succeed himself as Senator from New y Hampshire, and Mr. Gallinger's ambition is to be satisfied by seat inthe cabinet. This is, has been said. « newspaper arrangement simply. When the newspapers get throngh, amit President-elect begins the work of or- ganizing a -abinct, he may find it inconvenient to follow the suggestions of his journalistic ad- visers down east; for they would give him Mr. Mr. Dingley, Mr. Frye and Mr. Bou- Maine; Mr. Gallinger, from ~ ; Mr. Edmunds, from Vermont; Mr. Massachusetts, and Nehemiah H. Connecticut. Here are eight Mr. Harrison is expected | *¥' seven places around the cab- They are all from New England, | cota, or this generous distribution leaves | ?""0"% ju, out in the cold. Admittingg for | 0%, plume barge wot eyelans sqemeate tbo, that the President elect wants | _} ps Sanches Cote tune heme nae seeiens TBs. all of them, and all of them want to serve, what is to become of the great west, which ‘For being made at the very Height of the Season, FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT. 1 Jot Prush Work Boxes, with @ttings, value 40c., RENT atoeraph Albums, value 25c., special sale 1 lot Lap Writing Tablets, value $1, special sale 1 io, Lap Writing Tablets, value $1.75, special sale Pi ing Photograph Stands, value 50c.. special : F i | i i et Niaapaipen Albums ing Sete, value 75¢., special “YER Pins Totlet Cason, with geiglold ges Es and tirror, value 81-51 al sale hog gates = nony, i £3y neh ips ined Dressing Cases, in- ‘comb. brush, mirror and manicure 2 avecial sale price Fost inches, ery larwe L hh ina fice for the sake of the national ticket? New Sronb, mirror, tooth, bee ea ae ee a England is a fine section of the union. It has Secaeepeee aes brains and blood and enterprise enough to supply a territory four times as large; but the cabinet has got to spread over a space still big- DOLL DEPARTMENT. ger than that if it is to satisfy everybody. scieitingly, the sreatest bargains in Dolls ever offered Jot Hodnstractible-head Dolls, fowing hair, value An article from General Sherman's pen in the North American Review gives to the public @ecorrespondence which took place between the general and James G. Blaine, in 1894, in | {ihleshead, jal sale price a Dol picannesegeeanae B50,. whet iot pretty eae Dolis, beautifully dressed, Tot T lot Kid-Bod 22 inches long, A paca eyes ie mass ‘and — talue 6156, price “Toe Jointed Dolls. 21 inches Jone. heads. Aowing heir, natural efea talue 82 speck Sas Ti ig, oly 24 nebo on, value $3, special sale P Tice bendsome satin dresses, shoes ural Years ago last summer that a combination had ‘been formed, or was in process of formation, between Mr. Blaine’s friends and General Sher- ‘aan’s to use Sherman as an instrument for the defeat of President Arthur. So firmly was the idea impressed ona part of the Arthur contin- gest that, when the President's name was laid ne Dress structed the band to greet it with the stirring stains of “Marching Through Georgia.” be- lieving that, thereby, they would rob the Sher- | taan forces of one of the accessories with which ages Muse eatin ning, value 91, we- te iss Beaver Muffs, value @2, spectal tale tempting suggestions of unscrupulous parti- rings out the warwhoop of Col. Elliott <ele eee ae | Renicementenpeg te gs sale ‘Lanterns, value 50c., special sale price Lgcomol-es, with Train of Cars, value SETTER wae aces oan as Space te go agent rae ee , Barchceal Games, Vales f i ii of Pelsts At ae | kr : Be arity 4 DEPARTMENT. ide hontls value 78a na nel ers. value $2.50 a pair, special sale price SU, ble Gare va oxnr, vane ts. all colors, value 45c., special sale erubdroidered center, all colors, ol Table Cor 2: 78repacial ecto peice Sade F7AE SUES valne ABT EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. aGbenille and Arrasene for embroidery, value 18e. male *Tineel Yor fancy work, Velie Se, epectal sale price So. F sale price Sacer Der eg reey gee mle ren 2g. Eureka Knitting Silk, value 40c., special sale price, a pulk Tassel Fringe, value 20c., special sale price 140. GLOVE DEPARTMENT. KID GLOVES. Our $1 Ladies’ in tan browns, grays, Be, at 590. pair 2h oe Siowes in proportlose HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. reps dia wot Seer aie ~_sbomigenae has MERINO UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. Our 81 59 fades natural all-wool rb vest, epecal sural aoer rib vests, warranted not to ‘il sizes, vet disecunt wool vests, This cuneate west Tears fo Tedlee and children wi CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT. rs will offer, our 810 stripe, matrial Blue, isd Beek : kets, Red, Navy, Brown and Gar- nets slied and talon ma perk nop giot gi ladiog Saket Bak. rab, CHILDREN’S CLOAK DEPARTMENT. One lot Misses’ Newmarkets with cay ita in the back, rill goat 84.90 for'S your, Ln sca i of Soth h Jackets. striped and plain MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S SUITS. Flannel end Cedhmere Sulte sizes 2 to 12, Fears hen style, alse 2 piece. suit Tauging as high as $10, will goat half price—¥5 UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT. pan wre Be inch kia Gold Cap Patt bat ar ° a #1 Mine Ua jbrellas Ay GENT'S FURNISHING DEPT. eqill our 25c. four-in-hand and scarfs will go at 21¢ Alt our de. Gen Bago Unborn, Mire sad Detour ug een Silk Smoking Jackets mn 1lese BBE: plain and white suspenders will go at aie 4 2 oa dog skin gloves (every pair war- zou 50 cream Muflers will go sansa HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. Indic linen hemstitched colored-bor- acta a oechiefo 10s cock, newcles ee ene “Tot f Fbctocraph Albums, value $1.50, special sale | 92.'°¢ ‘our ladies’ 10¢. white hematitched handkerchiefs LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT. rent Pocket Books, value #150" epeeial Sale T ot er ae Tae Beto Linings, value 200, ict Cirarette Casca, value $1 to $1.75, apectal sale 78° ‘of odds and =. (y Satchels, value 5c. and value 150. to 200, special T 1ot Purses, value 25c., poe allots, amis ia 1 lot of Real Russian Tepiner Pocket Books, 91.73, special eale price, 61:2 _ ho pamper DEPARTMENT. ik ees me raiee gi se Ga ot epee Soya ibe new Aig Boxes of Stationery, it Edge Cards and Envel ie em ‘Special sale price. | woe’ Jot a go PERFUMERY AXD TOILET GOODS DEPART- Pum Facre MAYBE YOU ARE CONTEMPLATING ‘MAKING A PRESENT, BUT FIND YOUR- SELF SORELY PUSHED FOR THE READY Cage. IF 80, YOU ARE THE PERSON WE WANT ‘TO BEACH WITH THIS ADVERTISEMENT. NOW WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, DRAPERIES, STOVES. AND IN FACT EVERYTHING IN THE HOUSE FURNISHING LINE, WHICH WE HAVE BOUGHT AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. BY OUR SYSTEM OF EQUITABLE CREDIT, WE WILL SELL YOU ANYTHING YOU MAY NEED, BY PAYING A CERTAIN AMOUNT EVERY WEEK OR MONTH (WE ASK NO MORE THAN WHAT YOU ARE CERTAIN YOU CAN MEET) AT AS LOW A FIGURE AS OTHER DEALERS ASK FOR SPOT CASH. THI8 WILL ENABEE YOU TO MAKE A VERY USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENT AND NOT FIND YOURSELF PUSHED FOR THE READY MONEY. OUR STOCK 18 COMPLETE. IN THE WAY OF USEFUL HOLIDAY GOODS WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF REED AND RATTAN ROCKERS, HALLSTANDS, TABLES, SIDEBOARDS, SECRETARIES, AND A GREAT MANY OTHER ARTICLES YOU MAY NEED. GIVE US A CALL AND EXAMINE OUR SYSTEM OF CREDIT. HOUSE & HERRMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE, 921 AND 023 SEVENTH STREET N.W. AND 636 MASS. AVE N.W. 6 TES! BLA HAN, JACK Lites CK ASTRACE ORETS, $1.29. all ool Plaid Jackots, #240. RAUPSAN'S RRR aE OR Tith st. n0.d1-3t INDOW , SHADES. WITH “COMPLETE FIX. tures, 20¢.; 10-4 biiver Grey Double, Blankets, Be Bet 745 and 747 8th st. se. Henuar Oreste. SEATON PERRY, (Successor to Perry & Bro.) W OPEN AVERY LARGE AN! Ree FP NOVELTIES SUIT, VIENN\ FANCY IN” stb PL ASD. VIENNA ir GASES, MANICURE SETS AND SEIN, RUSSIA, AND, VIENNA LEATHEN AND SBkwors SKIN BAGS, CARD CASES, PURSI iD POCKET! ah? hele IMPORTED ETS OF ALL HAND OLIVE: naiwas EASES oe EIVERS, RECEIV ED WORK BASKETS. VARIED HAS ass eae LE FOR BON BEOK 8, RANG- ZES AND cal PURE WOOL BLANC: es. (ar PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, Pee AVY HEMP 150. HEY canpar. 1 eee rARD. a1-2t* 745 ana 74 ‘SINETEEN DEPARTMENTS AND E4cH DE- PARTMENT 4 COMPLETE STORE. A catalogue of what we have would tomprise a whole “Star,” but what we HAVE NOT we write in one ward— trash, AND NONE, save The “Palais Royal” proprie- tor, can write NO CREDIT. Thus it is the phrase i 00 A 3 uF A ro ¥ ft BARGAI LIST FOR MONDAY. DECEMBER 3, This whole column, to show our HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT is a complete store in itself; but first let us tell you of the handkerchief abowing marks of the “Opening rush." HALF PRICE for them—« hot iron will smooth them out as good as new. THE PALAIS ROYAL, \Continued below.) 19C. Haxoxencuzrs For 100, 10c. FOR CHOICE of 42 Pure Linen Handkerchiefs with revere, corded and fancy hemst#tched borders, Some embroidered in representation of flowers, &c., ‘were 19¢, each. (Continued below.) 190. FOR CHOICE of 33 sheer Linen Handkerchiefs, Some with colored centers and white figures and with scalloped and embroidered borders, were 25¢. A few ‘were 35c. each. (Continued below.) $1 Hosorsanzrs Fon 50C, 50c. FOR CHOICE of 19 Heavy Silk Handker- chiefs, extra size. All different patterns and but little ‘the worse for handling. None were less than 75c., and ‘some were $1 each. (Continued below.) 81.50 Morice | Fos 7 75C, 75e. FOR CHOICE of 7 Silk Muffler Handkerchiefs, ‘Don't expect to find them late in the day. (Continued below.) 49,|$1.50 Hoxorsacaers For 81. $1 FOR CHOICE of 5 Real Duchesse Lace Hand- Kerchiefs with centers slightly creased. They were cheap at $1.25, $1.35, and $1.50, the original prices, (Continued below.) 83. 50 Haxpsercwrrs For $2.68, $2.68 FOR CHOICE of 3 Real Duchesse Lace Hand- kercbiefs. A little crease you would’nt notipe ins 25¢. handkerchief you detect in an expensive one. These three were $2.75, 82.8, and $3.50, respectively. (Continued below.) Wenz To Fr Taxx. = On Counter, near door of No. 1119 Pennsylvania ‘venue, will be found the above quoted handkerchiefs ON MONDAY AT 8 A. M. SHARP. We hope they will be gone early in the day for we require the space for the expensive Novelty Handkerchiefs. You did'nt think you saw one-quarter of our Handkerchiefs dur- ing the “Opening,” did you? Weare glad we kept the best in the background, for otherwise we should have ‘more handled goods to give away on Monday. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Hosovarters For Hasprencuers. ‘The Palais Royal is “Headquarters” for several rea- ‘sons, First, by virtueof a variety as large as any other three stores combined. Second, because of r- Usbility. While many merchants may offer bandker- chiefs strictly all linen they also keep cotton hand- Kerchiefs, and since “no man can serve two masters” are not as reliable AS WE, who serve but one. WE HAVE NO COTTON HANDKERCHIEFS. Third, because we give better values for the price than is usual—we quote prices that would be impos sible if we did s credit business. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Mowpay Spactanries AT OPPENHEIMER'S, 514 9that nw. 1,000 BASKETS at 2c. a piece. 100 18c. PIN CUSHION BASKETS at. 1,000 OTHER BASKETS AT TEN PER MARKED PRICES. 100 60c. FANCY TABLES at. SIZES. Se. Soft al Docnesse Lace Haxpxercuers, What Better Christmas Present? Prices, $1 1013.50 each Those with Point Lace ‘Medallion are works of art. Connoisseurs of Lace are particularly requested to look through the stock. THE PALAIS ROYAL. oe a: 2 Pusxcs Lorex Hasoxencniers, For variety, quantities, analities. aud prices we ave no competition in this city, and contidently ask comparison with auy stock in the country. Prices, 81.35, 50, $2.75, $3, $3.50, 83.08. $4.68. Not ones and twos, but dozens at each of above prices. $4.66 mems dear for © Linen Handkerchief, but | how many womeu in the world can embroider hand- kercmefs ike these. Like distonds, they are valu- able becaure scarce, We suk sou to compare our 35e. Embroidered Handkerchiefs with any sold around 20 Son, Tai and 12h tits ne. Busce Fini Faancase Suxs At 20 per cent leas than regular priced. Having just bought togrest adyantage from an im- porter business a full line of the finest REAL INDIA SILKS, all shades, 28 inches wide, ‘soft and fine, 75c. PRINTED SATING, in new designs, st 91.25. ALL-WOOL HENRIETTAS, fine quality, 40 inches wide, at 50c. ; sold everywhere at G5c. Pas PEAU DE SOIE SILKS at $1.25, worth 1." 300 pieces All-wool French Dress Goods less than ‘usual prices. Paria Robes reduced from $35 to $23. one ae ee 93.00: ree ee teerde BF hes spe at Hare Senators and Members of Congress will find at our P| erases epee 6 epee ene as ‘Hate of Knor, N. ¥. ; Youmans, N. ¥., and Henry Heath, Loudon, betng agente for this city. UMBRELLAS. ‘We ate now opening our Holiday Supply of Umbrel- fir ig Sumetaee Rew designs in handles of Gold, Silver, and Nataral Wood. ‘1B . STINEMETZ & 90N8, town at 50c. If we can save you 15 cents onalow- priced French Handkerchief, how much can we save you for high-priced ones? buy mow. It’san annual cccurrence for merchants to “run short of initiala.”" THE PALAIS ROYAL, uaxpxenonrers, —-B5o. ‘Whether ‘tis for men's or ladies’ wear, wo are ““Head- quarters,” and especially a regards PURE LINEN ut one or two for 23c. OVER FIVE HUNDRED DIFFERENT STYLES of fancy ‘borders shown in window of No. 1117 Pennsylvania avenué. Children's Handkerchiefs, 6 in fancy box, as low ae 35c. and up to $1, and—but you'll see them ‘the window. At 75c. and 1 each, Gems of Eastern art. ‘MEW8 SILK HANDEERCHIEFS AXD MUFFLERS, To, Kot each, ‘We announce the continuation of our Grand ‘Holiday Opening of Christmas purchases, secur- ‘ed expressly for gifts. Our present stock, in point of magnitude, variety and attractivencss, is far superior to that shown during any previous ‘Christmas season, and we take pleasure in in- ‘Viting your early inspection. WHAT ARE WE DOING TO MAKE THE GIFTS BOUGHT OF US MORE PRESENTA- BLE? Here it is, All Fine Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Neck-wear and the Like will be put in fancy boxes, secured expressly for the Purpose. All Silk and Woolen Dresses will be put up in a faney box Print, Cambric and Gingham Dresses will be put up with two Uithokraphed bands. And everything within reagon will be done to enhance the besuty of ‘everything bought of us. ‘The Holiday Bric-a-Brac Wares should com- ‘mand especial atiention, and we are confident that pieces of equal merit and intrinsic value cannot be bouxht for lower prices. This stock embraces Hungarian, Venetian, Royal Worees- ter, English Cashmere, and nearly every known Japanese Ware, such as Sutsuma, Tokio, Kaga, Owari, Emari, &c., Be. DOLLS. Avveritable Army of Dolls, embracing every size, complexion, and nationality, from the Practical rag doll to the most artistic concep- tion of Babe Jumean, And yet these “children of the children” are more beautiful and more reasonable in price than during any previous season. Many of these Dolls were imported for us, and will not be duplicated again this sea- fon, hence we suggest your making an early selection, thus securing achoice of the entire range of the assortment. Rag Dolls, Wax Dolls, Bisque Dolls, Kid Dolls, Jointed Dolls, Talking Dolla, Crying Dolls, Sleeping Doll, Baby Dolls, ‘Mamma Dolls, Dressed Dolls, Undressed Dolls, Blonde Dolls, Brunette Dolls, Banged-hair Dolls, Movable-limb Dolls, &.,&e. Dolls from 10c. to 825 and $30 with over « hundred prices between. FANCY EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. This stock bas been greatly increased, and is 4 inthe thickest part of the Curistmas fray, All Kinds of materials for fancy work. Over three hundred styles of Fancy Baskets. Hundreds of little nick-nacks, ornaments and useful little articles of fancy work ready for gifts. Also, Push Balls, Silk Corde, Silk Tassels, Plush, Silk and Metal Ornaments, for trimming and finishing fancy work of every description. RIBBONS. Remember, we have doubled the stock, and selling apace for Ribbons. The multifarious uses to which Ribbons are now put are all pro- Vided for in this stock. Ribbons for fancy work, basket trimmings and ornamentations are the greatest in demand, aud in them weare at our strongest. Notwithstanding the in- creased uses, we are selling Ribbons every bit as cheap, and in many instances cheaper, than ever before. JABOTS OF LACE AND RIBBON. ‘Very handsome line of Jaobts, made of ‘Lace, and various colored Ribbons, in Cream, Light ‘Blue, Cardinal and Pink, only 50c.escb, Each Jabot ina box. (First floor.) BANDEERCHIEFS. The popular price for a Man's Handkerchief is 25c., and knowing this we have aimed to get ‘A better quality to sell at this price every year— and have succeeded. You can buy quarter Handkerchiefs for men anywhere, but you can- not buy the equal of this quality at that price. ‘We pay more than the price usually paid fora Handkerchief to sell at 25c., satisfied to make less profit. No, we make a larger profit, be- cause we sell that many more. Men's All- White and Colored Bordered Hemstitched Handkerchiefs at 25c. ‘SCISSORS, Eight Hundred Pairs of Scissors. All kinds of Scissors. Scissors for button-bole work: with and without sew. Nail Scissors, Cutting Scissors, Embroidery Scissors, &¢., &¢., 37, 42, 50, 62, 68, 70, 75 and 87c. (First floor, rear.) DENTIST DOYLIES. ‘3.290 dozen All-Linen Dentist and Finger Bowl Doylies, in White with Red and Blue Borders. On}; per dozen, ‘This is undeniably the greatest bargain ever offered in these goods. (Second floor.) BLANKETS. We yet have a few pairs of that extraordinary barcuin i, Blankets at €4.°5 per pair. How they ave sold. It ges to show that customers appreciate buying below recular prices. Here itis:' Size 11-4, quality pure wool, weight 5 pounds, colors White and Scarlet, price #4.25. ‘We do vot expect them to bold out another week. ‘We are equally well fixed in Comforts, These make practical Christmas Gifts. (Buurth floor.) DOWN PILLOWS GO DOWN. ‘We liave reduced the price on a few lots of Eider-Down Pillows. From Ge. to a dollar Jess than before. We can buy them cheaper, hence we sell them cheaper: The reduced Prices are #1, $1.75, and $2.50, (Fourth floor.) A Silk Dress is a sensiblo gift. and very apt to ‘be appreciated by the receiver. We put each ‘Dress in a neat bor, with a lithograph band, &¢., to make it all the more presentable. Here is 8 Uist of dollar and one-dollerand-s-quarter per Yard Silks, which for desirability, durability, ‘end intrinsic value have no superior at the SHOES, As mentioned below, will be continua MONDAY AND:TUESDaY. Through & special arrangement with Mosers. Edwin ©. Burt & Co. N.Y. we offer four styles of their best quality @6 Shoes, ‘stamped and warranted by them, at $4250, pair. They are— French Kid Button Common sense Toa, French Kid Button Patent Leather Tipped, Dongula and Goat Foxed Welt-sole Engiieh Walking Shor ‘Remember, all are first quality goods and ‘Were never sold for less than $6. The reason for above is This is oue way of advertising hese goods, aa many who do uot Bow wear DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN. RICH CUT GLAss, FINE PLATED WARE. —_ PARLOR LAMPS. AND FANCY CHINA. ALL KINDS. FROM BEST FACTORIES IN EU. ROPE. OUR OWN IMPORTATION. SEVERAL PATTERNS DECORATED ENGLISH DINNER SETS, HALF PRICE. UF make will buy at these prices and be ind M. W. BEVERIDGE, to pay full prices hereafter, We bave aid slaw No. 1009 PA AVE. size on A, B,C, and D widths, ARTEUR BURT & co, ml Pst Nw, Houvar teed ANNOUNCEMENT. M. W. GALT, BRO. & co. 1107 PExxa Ave, ovxe "Mews Goons. ‘Have now on exhibition all their importations ‘as well as their production of novelties for the coming holidays, and suggest that those mak- ing am early selection not only have the best choice of new g@ods, but avold the crowd tnci- dent to the latterdays of the season. OUR SPECIAL TALK TO-Da¥ IS ABOUT TWO PARTICULAR STYLES SUITED TO YOUNG MEN, FIRST WE MENTION Purchasers cared for until the time named CAPE OVERCOATS. for delivery. an-3t THE DEMAND FOR THESE COATS IS IN- CREASING EVERY DAY. iN NEW YORK GNYENA ROG: fa, WORTH $3.47 #1 a | porn van OLE ‘! pny ay tg Ses a WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ve ae. DFALERS FIND IT DIFFICULT To KEEP A SUPPLY OF THESE VERY POPULAR GAK J. C. Hercursox, MENTS. THEY ARE MADE, USUALLY, OF GUODS MORE OR LESS “PRUNOUNCED™ a TN PATTERN AND LIGHT IN COLOR. ianiag: THEY ak® DECIDEDLY ENGLISH IN STYLE. NEXT WE MENTION ‘We are im constant receipt of the latest a FULL DRESS COATS. Novelties as im vogue in the feshionsble world of Europe. Trimmed Londou Round Hate aud WE GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THESE GARMENTS. ONE LINE, MADE FROM 4 FINE ENGLISH BROADCLOTH, PARIS BONNETS AND LINED THROUGHOUT WITH FINE ” SATIN, IS OUR “LEADER” IN THIS CLASS OF GOODS. A Grand Special Sale of wRaps. THEY ARE CUT AND MADE UP SAME AS CUSTOM COATS, AND RQUALLY HANDSOME, AND COST LFSS THAN TWO THIRDS THE PRICE USUALLY CHARGED BY MERCHANT TAILORS, English Walking Jackets in the best assortment of Plain and Braided Cloths to be found in Washington. Prices $2.75 up to $30. Choice collection of Imported Garments, each Gar- ‘ment being made to onder expressly for us, consisting of exclusive styles in JACKETS, WRAPS, NEWMARKETS, RAGLANS, &c, EB BARNUM, all at greatly reduced prices, Just opened & choice assortment of novelties ar 230 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Fivedon Steamship Gillert, a es spcentianiee Rich Dress Trimmings. Bornes, Borrurs 230 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Taree clam BOTTLES POR COVERING. BOTTLES FOR EVERY THING. BOTTLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 5.000 BOTTLES MUST AND WILL BE SOLD BEFORE CHRISTMAS, ‘The prices will sell them, Every one knows that Mertz's Pharmacy is the low est-priced Draw Store im the city, and every one will Amow after looking ut Lis dimplay of boliday ane fully Lanes’ Jackets Axp Ussrens, MADE TO ORDER, AT KEEN'S. 414 9th street, 230-Im A Crctoxe Ix Prices Or CLOTHING. @0oDS MUST BE SACRIFICED. CLOTHTNG CONVERTED INTO CASH AT ALL HAZARDS AT THTS Do you want to save 33 percent? Youcan de it if you buy your goods from MERTZ. Special attention is called to three vartetics of bot- tles for covering. These bottles are bandsomely madm, the stoppers cut, apd the price about aif tual usually charged. Price, 18c.; 35. per pair ‘There are 100 other styles of bottles that you buy et prices never before offered. Some of the other things you can buy at correct Prices: Manicure Cases from @1.19 up to@ls Mani cure Comb and Brash and Mirror Cases combined, 8! styles, leather. plush, pearl, silver, apd celluloid. The Drices from $1.49 to $25, Cigar Cases, Cigarette Cases, Match Boxes, Odor Coser, Extract Cases, Manicure Goods of all kinds, Shaving Canes, Shaving Murs, Ladies’ Traveling Cases, Gentlemen's Traveling Cases, Shaving Brumbies, Puff Boxes, Puffs, Tortoise Shell and Buflalo Boru Combs, Combe of all kinds. Chamois Skins, Chamots for Decorating White, Vel low, and Fawn Oolor. Prices from te. up. or you will find a complete stock, Pin GIGANTIC BANKRUPT SALE, 12 F. ‘Men's 830 Overcoats at #13. ‘Men's $20 Overcoat at @9. Children's $6 Overcoats at $2.75. Children's 84 Overcoats at $1.62 Children’s #4 Suite, $1.4 Boys’ Fine Chinchilla Overcoats at €3.75. Men's Fine Chinchills #10 Overcoats at $5. ‘Men's Fine Dress Overcoats at $6 25. ‘Men's Fine Corkscrew Overcoats, Blackand Blue, at 85.75. Do not take our word,but come, and that will tell the tale. Every dollar's worth must be sold, no matter ‘what the loss may be. BANKRUPT CLOTHING SALE, @12 F STREET N.W., SIX DOORS FROM 9TH STREET. (The Original Misfit Store. 28-3 Lovers of good Cologne will find in the QUEEN ANNE 8 delightful aud lasting article. The fact that gallons bave been sold in Weshingtou $s sufficient evidence of what te Anne Cologne is sold in bulk at @1 per pint in handsome balf-pint aud piut bottles a Uc. 1, respectively. Your goods now while the stock is uubreken. Later many of these goods will be closed vat MERTZ’S PHARMACY, 21014 F Starer. ‘The Kowest-Priced Drag Store in Washington Sept delivered to alt parte of the city. Br Acs Meaxs Keer Wanu Turse NIGHTS. ‘The prot gueetoour patrons. ee the Rnormous Stock of BOYS and CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS we are showing. ‘TO NEGLECT THIS WARNING 16 TO ENCOTRAGE SICKNESS AXD DOCTORS' BILL: OFTTIMES 610 ALL-WOOL SUITS. Tf you camnot tell by your own Suit or Overcost, your Neighbor can, thet the Best Ready-Made Cloth. ing can be bought of the Only Manufacturers of Wash- RIsEMaN BRO